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Forum: Mercury - Gemini - Apollo
Topic: Apollo crews in lunar module on launch pad

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Message to Edit: HTML is ON UBB Code is ON Smilies Legend	Originally posted by LM-12 on 12-11-2023 02:07 PM The first Apollo 17 EVA was on this date in 1972. Shortly after stepping onto the lunar surface, Cernan was inspecting the LM and made this comment: <BLOCKQUOTE>[i]CERNAN: Hey, let me ask you. When I was behind the LM, I could look right into an area and see the bell of the ascent stage. I never realized that before, but I guess that's normal, huh? SCHMITT: Yes. We saw it on the pad. Remember. CERNAN: Barely. SCHMITT: Remember when we went out there?[/i]</BLOCKQUOTE> That might have been during the "LM A/S C2F2, Pad" event on October 18 mentioned in the second post.
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