🚀🚀🚀🚀 ⚡️ “Apollo 12”.

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Tweet 49.Apollo 12's total hours traveling is 10 days 4 hours 36 minutes 25 seconds. 31 hours 31 minutes on Lunar Surface. Congratulation! We successfully finished Apollo 12 mission. The picture is from Bean and glare from the Sun at Sharp Crater, the LM is at left on the horizon

Tweet 48.Wow, our missions is now on the magazine LIFE! I would like to say thank you to everyone who cares about this mission, who contributed to this program. Thank you for all the cares #LIFE

Tweet 47.#SampleAnalysis Apollo 12 KREEP sample 12013. This sample has a mass of 82 grams and is up to 5 centimeters across.

Tweet 46.#SampleAnalysis Apollo 12 sample of basalt 12008, this sample has a mass of 58 grams and is up to 5 centimeters across.

Tweet 45.Apollo 12 crew welcome home!.The commander Charles Conard made several speeches in the welcome ceremony. Good Job boys!🚀

Tweet 44.We are proud the announce that Apollo 12 has completed the Spacecraft Primary Objectives, the detailed Objectives, and the Launch Vehicle Objectives. #Apollo12Goals. The picture is from their training period.

Tweet 43.Our astronaut has safely landed on the Pacific Ocean. Apollo 12 ended its 10-day flight by splashing down in the Pacific Ocean at 15 degrees, 46.6 minutes south latitude, and 165 degrees, 9 minutes west. #Apollo12Splashdown

Tweet 42.At the very end of the journey, our astronauts are very lucky to see the eclipse of the sun by the earth. Just received from our astronaut.

Tweet 41.Lets summarize the second EVA! They returned to the spacecraft at 134 hours, 49 minutes into the mission. Bean re-entered the LM at about 135 hours, 10 minutes, and Conrad followed at 135 hours, 22 minutes. The second EVA lasted three hours, 48 minutes. Here is the map.

Tweet 40.After the EVA on moon surface, their missions on the moon surface is now complete. It is time for them to come home! Have a nice and safe trip. (The picture is when Lunar Module is landing on the Moon surface)#Lunarmodule

Tweet 39.For memory, our astronaut has left their name on a plaque and left it on moon. The plaque was attached to the ladder on the landing gear strut on the descent stage of the Apollo 12 LM. #ApolloCrew

Tweet 38.At the end of Second EVA, our astronaut took some Apollo Lunar Surface close-up Camera Photography. A total of 15 stereoscopic photo pairs of excellent quality were taken.

Tweet 37.After removing several parts of Surveyor, they checked the Surveyor, found out the spacecraft had a brown appearance and the glass part did not break off, they just warped slightly on their mountings. The other one in the picture is the Lunar Module.

Tweet 36.Because the Surveyor Crater is not as steep as the Beach Crater, our astronaut can easily climb on top of it, here is the picture Surveyor III stays in its crater. #Surveyor

Tweet 35.Unfortunately, both astronauts have troubles on the camera, the handles kept falling off. And Bean’s camera is broken. Camera means a lot for an astronaut. (The front part of the suit is the camera, and the bar/handle under it kept falling of). #BeanCamera

Tweet 34.After astronaut finished their sampling at Sharp Crater, they moved to Halo Crater. They combined the two sample tubes together and hammer it vertically down into moon surface, with the length got doubled, they can get the deeper samples for scientist to study.

Tweet 33.Departing from Beach Crater, the astronauts ran to their next sampling station, Sharp Center, where they collected various geological samples. (Picture is the sample collect tube)

Tweet 32.The second extravehicular activity now begins after 7 hours rest. They began their trip to Beach Crater, On their way there, they stopped at three small craters (picture below) in their path. Here is the quick picture they take before continuing their journey.