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On the way back from the Moon in December 1972, Apollo 17 command module pilot Ron Evans executed a 1-hour, 7-minute long EVA to retrieve film canisters from a bay located on the Service Module. This is increased speed 16mm film footage of the EVA.

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Only three of these trans-Earth cislunar EVAs were performed, and Evans was the last person to do it.

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Evans wore Gene Cernan’s red striped CDR helmet during the EVA because it had a gold plated visor for reducing glare.

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I love the way that casually tossed cover at 0:27 just goes spinning off glinting in the infinite black. (No need to be careful about debris like in LEO!)

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Loving all the Apollo media lately!

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There’s always something interesting in there.

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Why were they stowed in the SM?

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That’s where the cameras were.

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Like a baby and it's umbilical cord

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Buzz said you never went…. It was all Hollywood

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Aldrin did not say that.

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