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The Landing Module "Orion" with the lunar rover, which was used for the second time in the Apollo 16 mission. Apollo 16 (April 16-24, 1971) was the fifth manned Moon landing mission of NASA. Image details File size:
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The Lunar Module "Orion" with lunar rover. "The Landing Module ""Orion"" with the lunar rover, which was used for the second time in the Apollo 16 mission. Apollo 16 (April 16-24, 1971) was the fifth manned Moon landing mission of NASA.". Date created: 21/04/1972-24/04/1972
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