Apollo 14 mission ends with successful splashdown
Apollo 14 returned to Earth amid cheers aboard the carrier. Shepard Mitchell and Roosa rode a precise reentry, landed in the Pacific near American Samoa after collecting 95 pounds of moon rocks from Fra Mauro, and established a working moon science station as President Nixon lauded the crew.
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Moon rovers to extend Apollo explorations on surface
NASA officials describe battery powered lunar rovers to traverse vast moon areas during Apollo 15. Astronauts David Scott and James Irwin plan three seven hour trips across the Hadley Apennine region to test rover range of 50 miles and speed of nine mph, aiding longer missions for Apollo 16 and 17.
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