Apollo 16 landing site
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The only Apollo landing in the central highlands, chosen to sample terrain thought to be volcanic and found not to be. Located in Descartes highlands. Position as published; measured in the lunar frame, not the terrestrial one.
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- The only Apollo landing in the central highlands, chosen to sample terrain thought to be volcanic and found not to be. Located in Descartes highlands. Position as published; measured in the lunar frame, not the terrestrial one.
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- Apollo 16 landing site
- Connections
- Apollo 16
- Evidence
- Positions of Apollo descent stages and other landed hardware, derived from orbital imagery in the IAU Mean Earth/Polar Axis lunar frame. Cited here for the non-Apollo-11 sites and for LRO’s own operating record.
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