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“LM minus-Z (east) footpad close-up. At landing, the LM weight was about 16,000 terrestrial pounds. In the lunar gravity field, therefore, each of the four footpads is bearing a weight of about 670 pounds or 300 kilograms. There is a buildup of soil on the south side, indicating that the spacecraft was moving in that direction at touchdown. Otherwise, the footpad did not make much of an impression” (ALSJ caption for AS11-40-5926).
110:51:29 Aldrin: We’re back at the minus-Z strut now. (The) stereopair we’re taking (of the) footpad will (garbled) very little force of impact that we actually had.
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Aldrin is preparing to remove the passive seismometer from the left hand compartment in the SEQ (Scientific Equipment) bay of the LM.
The Solar Wind Collector and the TV camera are in the right background.
“Our LM was sitting there with its black, silver and bright yellow orange thermal coating shining brightly in the otherwise colorless landscape,” said Aldrin. “I had seen Neil in his suit thousands of times before, but on the Moon the unnatural whiteness of it seemed unusually brilliant” (NASA SP-350, p. 11.5).
LITERATURE: NASA SP-350, p.217.
“I had seen Neil in his suit thousands of times before, but on the Moon the unnatural whiteness of it seemed unusually brilliant.”
Buzz Aldrin
“LM minus-Z (east) footpad close-up. At landing, the LM weight was about 16,000 terrestrial pounds. In the lunar gravity field, therefore, each of the four footpads is bearing a weight of about 670 pounds or 300 kilograms. There is a buildup of soil on the south side, indicating that the spacecraft was moving in that direction at touchdown. Otherwise, the footpad did not make much of an impression” (ALSJ caption for AS11-40-5926).
110:51:29 Aldrin: We’re back at the minus-Z strut now. (The) stereopair we’re taking (of the) footpad will (garbled) very little force of impact that we actually had.
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Aldrin is preparing to remove the passive seismometer from the left hand compartment in the SEQ (Scientific Equipment) bay of the LM.
The Solar Wind Collector and the TV camera are in the right background.
“Our LM was sitting there with its black, silver and bright yellow orange thermal coating shining brightly in the otherwise colorless landscape,” said Aldrin. “I had seen Neil in his suit thousands of times before, but on the Moon the unnatural whiteness of it seemed unusually brilliant” (NASA SP-350, p. 11.5).
LITERATURE: NASA SP-350, p.217.
“I had seen Neil in his suit thousands of times before, but on the Moon the unnatural whiteness of it seemed unusually brilliant.”
Buzz Aldrin
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Neil Armstrong [Apollo 11]
Buzz Aldrin removing scientific equipment from the LM Eagle; Eagle’s footpad; Aldrin and Eagle on the Moon, July 16-24, 1969
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