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APOLLO 12 mission
November 14, 1969Apollo 12 astronaut autograph for sale, with Apollo 12 vintage photos
Apollo 12 collectibles for sale
Space Collectibles is curating one of the biggest collection of Apollo 12 mission collectibles, memorabilia, artifacts and astronaut autographs for sale . We are growing our collection of photos every day with yankee clipper and david scott photos !
Out of StockBuy nowApolllo 12 Alan Bean astronaut moonwalker hand signed moon globe Autograph1.500,00 €
Buy now8 LIFE Magazine APOLLO On the MOON Landing 1962 1969 Space Exploration NASA (Pack2)800,00 €
Buy now8 LIFE Magazine APOLLO On the MOON Landing 1958 1969 Space Exploration NASA (pack1)800,00 €
Out of StockBuy nowApollo 12 Lunar Surface Official NASA EVA Photographs2.700,00 €
Buy nowAPOLLO 12 Astronaut Alan Bean on LM Ladder450,00 €
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Buy nowAPOLLO 12 President Nixon Attending Launch450,00 €
Buy nowAPOLLO 12 Astronaut Alan Bean Descends LM Ladder450,00 €
Buy nowApollo 12 lunar module on the surface of the moon450,00 €
Buy nowAPOLLO 12 Lunar Module Intrepid on Moon450,00 €
Buy nowAPOLLO 12 Astronaut Bean Working on Moon450,00 €
Buy nowAPOLLO 12 "Moon" Surface from Simulator450,00 €
Buy nowAPOLLO 12 Ocean of Storms Landing Site450,00 €
Out of StockBuy nowAPOLLO 12 - Lunar Module "Intrepid" Over Moon450,00 €
Buy nowAPOLLO 12 / Orig NASA 8x10 Press Photo - Lunar Module over Moon450,00 €
Buy nowAPOLLO 12 View of Moon from Spacecraft450,00 €
Buy nowAPOLLO 12 / Orig NASA 8x10 Press Photo - Surveyor Spacecraft on Moon Surface450,00 €
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Out of StockBuy nowAPOLLO 12 / Orig NASA 8x10 Press Photo - View of Earthrise from Lunar Orbit900,00 €Apollo 12 mission
Apollo 12 mission was the sixth manned flight in the United States Apollo program and the second to land on the Moon . The Apollo 12 launch was on November 14, 1969, from the Kennedy Space Center, Florida, four months after Apollo 11. The crew was Mission commander Charles "Pete" Conrad and Lunar Module Pilot Alan L. Bean who performed just over one day and seven hours of lunar surface activity while Command Module Pilot Richard F. Gordon remained in lunar orbit. The landing site for the mission was located in the southeastern portion of the Ocean of Storms.
Apollo 12 side story
Unlike the first landing on Apollo 11, Pete Conrad and Alan Bean achieved a precise landing at their expected location, the site of the Surveyor 3 unmanned probe, which had landed on April 20, 1967. They carried the first color television camera to the lunar surface on an Apollo flight, but transmission was lost after Bean accidentally destroyed the camera by pointing it at the Sun. On one of two moonwalks, they visited the Surveyor and removed some parts for return to Earth. The mission ended on November 24 with a successful splashdown.
Apollo 12 crew members
Apollo 12 crew Commander Charles "Pete" Conrad, Jr.
Apollo 12 crew Command Module Pilot Richard F. Gordon Jr.
Apollo 12 crew Lunar Module Pilot Alan L. BeanApollo 12 Flight Directors
Gerry Griffin, Gold team
Pete Frank, Orange team
Cliff Charlesworth, Green team
Milton Windler, Maroon teamApollo 12 video
Apollo 12 landing from PDI to Touchdown
An annotated portrayal of the Apollo 12 landing on the Moon with captions to explain the various stages of the descent. This is part of the Apollo Flight Journal, Apollo 12 collection.
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Astronauts flying from earth to the space station is always a fantastic story, as long as watching crew of astronauts flying to the moon. You can also enjoy orbital space flight to mars, launch of the space shuttle or Alan musk and spacex falcon launch. If you like Apollo launch from kennedy space center, or unmaned spaceflight to saturn and jupiter, you will also like Apollo 11 landing on the moon before the soviet. But you know that russian space program won the fist space flight, robotic and human spaceflight exploration with outer space signals from roscosmos, worked on space travel and colonization flight of the first cosmonaut youri gagarin and alexey leonov launch of vostok spacecraft from kazakhstan s baikonur spaceport .
All this came from sputnik and the space race between the ussr and usa, which led to cooperation between space agencies working together. Did you know that rocket were launched from cape canaveral cocoa beach with engineers at mission control during the apollo program ? Own genuine flown in space materials from nasa's most famous spacecraft. Our exclusive Space Collector's Series brings you genuine material which has been flown in space either aboard or as part of a NASA spacecraft, such as the Apollo Command Module, Space Shuttle and more.
Did you know that pilot yuri gagarin was the fist cosmonaut into orbit and that edgar white realized the first american spacewalk , monitored by mission control at johnson space center and houston space center ? Have you seen a countdown to liftoff from Apollo space complex launching pilot and nasa astronaut ? You will get info on commemoration of the 50th anniversary of apollo, which is the ceremony marking the 50th anniversary of the launch of Apollo 11 , celebrating the 50th anniversary of apollo 8 which witness the first earthrise and blue marble , and neil armstrong walk on the moon as commander of the apollo 11. We have photos of apollo XI spacecraft in lunar orbit while neil armstrong and buzz walks on the moon in their astronaut's spacesuit . Smithsonian air space museum also displays robotic mission to mars and phobos , pathfinder mission to mars, apollo astronaut eugene cernan salutes the flag monitored by scientists at nasa s marshall space flight center in huntsville . And Esa european space agency is working with roscosmos space agency to build satellites to lunar and martian surface .
Kennedy space center launch pad at cape canaveral launched missions to explore the lunar surface in the 1960s , orbiting earth or traveling in space, studying and exploring space with european astronauts, watching the apollo xi moon landing by neil armstrong and astronauts during spacewalks outside the iss , honoring russian cosmonauts and astronauts , monitor spacecraft launched from the baikonur cosmodrome in kazakhstan, advancing and sustaining human space exploration, exhibit at the national air and space museum of the smithsonian institution.
Do you remember Buzz Aldrin magnificent desolation walking on the moon, and that nasa did go to the moon and back seven times, braught back meteorites and lunar dust from the moon and mars, landed the first astronauts on the moon and returning them safely. Do you know the names aff all crew of the apollo moon mission ? When did nasa ended the space shuttle program ? When will Space X send tourists around the moon and back to earth as no one has sent americans back to the moon since apollo or lunar module pilot fred haise ? Have you seen recent flight of nasa's orion capsule and its service moduleor china s jade rabbit moon rover from earth ?
Through this wonderful collectors series you will be able to collect, study and enjoy owning genuine spaceflight history. So why not start your journey in owning genuine space flown material from some of NASA's most iconic spacecraft today?
























![US$ 60,000 - 90,000 - SOILED WITH LUNAR DUST—BEAN'S PORTABLE LIFE SUPPORT SYSTEM STRAP USED ON TWO MOONWALKS FLOWN Apollo 12 Portable Life Support System Right Side Waist Strap, Beta cloth, 3.25 x 16.75 inches. At head of main strap is a 2 x 1 inch beta cloth patch marked in pen with "A.B.-R" [Alan Bean Right]. Brown webbed nylon strap, one end looped around beta cloth via 3 x 3.25 inch white webbed nylon strap sewn to beta cloth, middle portion of brown web nylon strap 9.75 x .75 inch held down with secondary 9.75 x .75 inch white webbed nylon strap affixed to beta cloth with snap button, strap looped through ratchet buckle marked with "S/N 45" (marked with additional part numbers obscured by strap). Affixed to terminal end of brown nylon strap are one beta cloth square with female half of snap button, the end of strap looped through metal hook with part number "SV723617-2 S/N 134," as well as additional part numbers which are obscured by brown nylon webbing strap. Ratchet buckle with protective beta cloth cover, cover attaching to beta cloth strap with snap button. Running through interior of beta cloth strap is a secondary brown web nylon strap, middle of strap looped around bar end of metal ratchet buckle. One end of strap attached to metal hook the other end attached to metal clasp marked with "SV723617-1 S/N 281." With an Autograph Letter Signed by ALAN BEAN on his personal illustrated letterhead. ALAN BEAN's handwritten provenance letter reads: "I hereby certify that this waist strap held the lower right end of my Portable Life Support System backpack to my suit, as I walked and ran and worked on the Ocean of Storms during my two moonwalks on the Apollo 12 mission. This was a critical component because it held the PLSS snug against my space suit so there would be no unnecessary strain on the hoses or suit hose connectors during my moonwalks." Lunar Module Pilot Alan Bean used this Apollo Portable Life Support System (PLSS) strap on the lunar surface during Extra Vehicular Activities while exploring the Ocean of Storms for seven hours and forty-five minutes during the Apollo 12 mission. It secured the life support system carried on his back including the regulating of suit pressure, oxygen, carbon dioxide removal, humidity, odor and other contaminants, cooling and recirculating water, sensing and reporting suit parameters, and providing communications for the suit's wearer. Rather than a looped strap which could easily slip off, each strap ended with a latching clip. Shoulder straps were connected to a ring assembly on the upper chest of the suit, whereas the lower straps, such as the present example, which were used for maintaining lateral stability of the PLSS, were connected to rings just above each hip. The length of each strap could be adjusted to ensure optimum fit. Reference: See Apollo Stowage List Mission AS-507 CM 108/LM-6. Apollo 12. November 18, 1969. Houston, Texas: Manned Spacecraft Center, 1969. While the stowage list does not list part numbers for the individual pieces of the PLSS sub-components, the sub-components that are listed all have part numbers that begin with "SV72." US$ 60,000 - 90,000 - SOILED WITH LUNAR DUST—BEAN'S PORTABLE LIFE SUPPORT SYSTEM STRAP USED ON TWO MOONWALKS FLOWN Apollo 12 Portable Life Support System Right Side Waist Strap, Beta cloth, 3.25 x 16.75 inches. At head of main strap is a 2 x 1 inch beta cloth patch marked in pen with "A.B.-R" [Alan Bean Right]. Brown webbed nylon strap, one end looped around beta cloth via 3 x 3.25 inch white webbed nylon strap sewn to beta cloth, middle portion of brown web nylon strap 9.75 x .75 inch held down with secondary 9.75 x .75 inch white webbed nylon strap affixed to beta cloth with snap button, strap looped through ratchet buckle marked with "S/N 45" (marked with additional part numbers obscured by strap). Affixed to terminal end of brown nylon strap are one beta cloth square with female half of snap button, the end of strap looped through metal hook with part number "SV723617-2 S/N 134," as well as additional part numbers which are obscured by brown nylon webbing strap. Ratchet buckle with protective beta cloth cover, cover attaching to beta cloth strap with snap button. Running through interior of beta cloth strap is a secondary brown web nylon strap, middle of strap looped around bar end of metal ratchet buckle. One end of strap attached to metal hook the other end attached to metal clasp marked with "SV723617-1 S/N 281." With an Autograph Letter Signed by ALAN BEAN on his personal illustrated letterhead. ALAN BEAN's handwritten provenance letter reads: "I hereby certify that this waist strap held the lower right end of my Portable Life Support System backpack to my suit, as I walked and ran and worked on the Ocean of Storms during my two moonwalks on the Apollo 12 mission. This was a critical component because it held the PLSS snug against my space suit so there would be no unnecessary strain on the hoses or suit hose connectors during my moonwalks." Lunar Module Pilot Alan Bean used this Apollo Portable Life Support System (PLSS) strap on the lunar surface during Extra Vehicular Activities while exploring the Ocean of Storms for seven hours and forty-five minutes during the Apollo 12 mission. It secured the life support system carried on his back including the regulating of suit pressure, oxygen, carbon dioxide removal, humidity, odor and other contaminants, cooling and recirculating water, sensing and reporting suit parameters, and providing communications for the suit's wearer. Rather than a looped strap which could easily slip off, each strap ended with a latching clip. Shoulder straps were connected to a ring assembly on the upper chest of the suit, whereas the lower straps, such as the present example, which were used for maintaining lateral stability of the PLSS, were connected to rings just above each hip. The length of each strap could be adjusted to ensure optimum fit. Reference: See Apollo Stowage List Mission AS-507 CM 108/LM-6. Apollo 12. November 18, 1969. Houston, Texas: Manned Spacecraft Center, 1969. While the stowage list does not list part numbers for the individual pieces of the PLSS sub-components, the sub-components that are listed all have part numbers that begin with "SV72."](http://user-images.strikinglycdn.com/res/hrscywv4p/image/upload/c_fill,f_auto,g_faces:center,h_200,q_90,w_200/184239/image_vbfz3c.jpg)
















