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Eugene Cernan Apollo 17 by NASA, December 1972

Eugene Cernan Apollo 17 ,December 1972

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Belle vue du décollage de la fusée Saturne V modifiée, emportant le 14 mai 1973 le laboratoire SKYLAB en orbite terrestre depuis le pas de tir 39A de Cap Kennedy en Floride by NASA, 14 mai 1973

Belle vue du d茅collage de la fus茅e Saturne V modifi茅e, emportant le 14 mai 1973 le laboratoire SKYLAB en orbite terrestre depuis le pas de tir 39A de Cap Kennedy en Floride ,14 mai 1973

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Une fusée Saturne 1B est sortie du complexe 39-B. Elle va emporter dans l'espace le module Skylab et une équipe d'astronautes pour des travaux en orbite terrestre by NASA, Juin 1973

Une fus茅e Saturne 1B est sortie du complexe 39-B. Elle va emporter dans l'espace le module Skylab et une 茅quipe d'astronautes pour des travaux en orbite terrestre ,Juin 1973

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Alan Shepard Apollo 14 by NASA, February 5-6, 1971

Alan Shepard Apollo 14 ,February 5-6, 1971

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Apollo 17. NASA - Eugene Cernan by NASA, December 1972

Apollo 17. NASA - Eugene Cernan ,December 1972

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NASA. Apollo 16 mission. Astronaut John W. Young, commander of the Apollo 16 lunar landing mission, stands on the rim of Plum Crater while collecting lunar samples at Station 1 during Apollo 16's first extravehicular activity (EVA-1) at the Descartes landing site. April 1972. by NASA, April 1972

NASA. Apollo 16 mission. Astronaut John W. Young, commander of the Apollo 16 lunar landing mission, stands on the rim of Plum Crater while collecting lunar samples at Station 1 during Apollo 16's first extravehicular activity (EVA-1) at the Descartes landing site. April 1972. ,April 1972

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NASA. Apollo 14. A hammer and a small collection bag are pla - Lot 128 by NASA, 1971

NASA. Apollo 14. A hammer and a small collection bag are pla - Lot 128 ,1971

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Une superbe vue plongeante de l'impressionnante fusée SATURNE V chargée du laboratoire spatial SKYLAB1 by NASA, 9 mai 1973

Une superbe vue plongeante de l'impressionnante fus茅e SATURNE V charg茅e du laboratoire spatial SKYLAB1 ,9 mai 1973

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Hervorragende Aussicht auf die Saturn v -Rakete auf dem 39 -Cape -Kennedy -Schuss 39 vor seiner historischen Abreise nach dem Mond, wo die letzte menschliche Mission durchgeführt wird: Apollo 17 by NASA, 1972

Hervorragende Aussicht auf die Saturn v -Rakete auf dem 39 -Cape -Kennedy -Schuss 39 vor seiner historischen Abreise nach dem Mond, wo die letzte menschliche Mission durchgef眉hrt wird: Apollo 17 ,1972

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