42 years ago today, human beings set foot on the moon for the last time. Apollo 17.

 

Shouldn't there be a LE for that?

 

You forgot to put [sarcasm] and [/sarcasm] at the front and back of your post.

 

Maybe I should have included a courtesy link.

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I took this picture during an Omega sponsored tour of the Johnson Space Center:

 

seems it was the other day, remember watching those amazing Apollo missions on the B&W TV while sitting on living room floor….

 

It's such a joke that we've almost been to Iraq more times in the last 30 years than the moon....

sigh

 

http://www.ibtimes.com/pulse/former...ys-return-moon-necessary-heading-mars-1745722

"On Apollo 15, 16 and 17, we took a lunar rover to the moon and really maximized the scientific return on the last three missions," Abbey said. "It was a time of great challenge and there was a lot of activity going on all the time. When we flew Apollo 17 in December 1972 , the crew was already training for the first flight of [the space station] Skylab, which took place in May 1973."

And more to come...

 

I like December 1972....

 

That calendar on the bracelet just brought back some childhood memories. My dad used to wear those on his red LED digital watch.

 

Nice watch. By the way, you will be able to use that calendar again in 2028. http://www.timeanddate.com/calendar/?year=2028 so, don't loose it!