On This Day 1969 - Apollo 12 Landing Footage Enhanced This is the 16mm Film footage taken through Alan Bean's LM window of the descent to the Ocean Of Storms Source Video: Apollo Flight Journal Enhanced and Synchronised Mission Audio by Moonpans #apollofootage #apollo12 #apollo50 #apollo50th #apollophotos #projectapollo #apolloprogram #spaceexploration #spacex #nasa #scetoaux #alanbean #peteconrad #commandmodule #dickgordon #lunarmodule #space #lunarlanding | Moonpans.com

On Nov 19, 1969, #Apollo12 makes the second human landing on the Moon. While mission planners targeted a landing site just over 1000 feet from the Surveyor III robotic lander, Pete Conrad and Al Bean landed just 535 feet (163 m) away. Pinpoint landing: check ✅ | NASA History

🌔 Remembering the Apollo 12 Landing 🌑 Apollo 12 landed on the Moon a little before 1:00 a.m. Houston time on Nov. 19, 1969, four months after Apollo 11. In images of the landing site taken more than four decades later by our Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter, a number of artifacts are clearly visible, including: -the descent stage of the lunar module -the life-support backpacks, discarded at the foot of the lunar module ladder -the shadow of the American flag -the components of the Apollo Lunar Sur

#OTD in @nasa History, #Apollo12 crew loaded the Lunar Module and left the surface of the #Moon to go back to the Command Module to go back to Earth. Join our Spacecraft Guide Subscribers group to see the launch at https://www.facebook.com/SpacecraftGuide/subscribe/ | Spacecraft Guide

Today, we mark the #Apollo50th anniversary of Apollo 12’s remarkable pinpoint Moon landing. At 1:55am (ET) on November 19th, 1969, #Apollo12 astronauts Pete Conrad and Al Bean landed the Lunar Module, "Intrepid", in the Ocean of Storms on the lunar surface. While the preliminary landing site was projected to be 1000 feet (~0.3 km) from #NASA's 1967 Surveyor III lander, Pete Conrad and Al Bean landed just over 500 feet (~0.15 km) away. Pinpoint landing: Check. Next up: Become the third and fourth