This unique panorama view, meticulously stitched together from photographs AS17-147-22572 to AS17-147-22590, features Astronaut Cernan and the Lunar Roving Vehicle (LRV) during the first Extravehicular Activity (EVA) of the Apollo 17 mission.
In the foreground of the panorama, you can observe Cernan setting up experiments, including the Apollo Lunar Surface Experiment Package (ALSEP) and the LRV Station (STA). These experiments were crucial for gathering scientific data and studying the lunar environment.
In the background of the panorama, you can see a vast Taurus-Littrow mountain range. The Taurus-Littrow mountain range is located near the Apollo 17 landing site and reaches an approximate height of 11,500 feet (3,500 meters). It provided a striking backdrop for the mission and offered opportunities for geological exploration and analysis.
Apollo 17 (AS17-147-22572 – AS17-147-22590)
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Why this print is different
From Apollo VII-XVII, the bestselling Apollo photo book reviewed by CNN, TIME, BBC Sky at Night Magazine, The Planetary Society and many more. These are the best Apollo prints you can buy, and here is why. This is not a reproduction of a reproduction. The image was restored by the authors of the book from the archival scan of the original 70 mm film frames, with dust and scratches removed and the color and exposure corrected against the film. Nothing is added or invented. Many Apollo prints sold online are made from small web files; this one comes from the film. It is giclée printed on thick, sustainably sourced fine art paper with water based inks, made to order in our studio, checked by hand, and framed by hand with a conservation grade mount.
Photograph: AS17-147-22572 to AS17-147-22590 (stitched panorama)
Mission: Apollo 17
Date: December 1972 (EVA-1)
Photographer: Harrison Schmitt
Camera: Hasselblad, 70 mm film
Source: NASA archival film scan
Restoration: Apollo Photo Prints, from the book Apollo VII-XVII