Apollo 16 lands
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Apollo 16, operated by NASA of United States, lands on 1972-04-21. Sampled the central highlands, and found terrain thought volcanic to be nothing of the kind.
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- Apollo 16, operated by NASA of United States, lands on 1972-04-21. Sampled the central highlands, and found terrain thought volcanic to be nothing of the kind.
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- Launch and landing dates, crewing and sample return for the Apollo surface missions.
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