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DescriptionLunar Rover Apollo 17.jpg	Français : Le rover lunaire d'Apollo 17 près de la station 8 English: Lunar rover near station 8 Apollo 17. This picture shows the TV camera pointed off to the left and the high-gain antenna pointed back towards Earth, which is over the South Massif. The low-gain antenna, which is partially hidden by the high-gain is also pointed at Earth. The SEP antenna is behind Schmitt's seat and the rake for the explosive charges is visible on the back of the Rover. The East Massif is at the upper right. The dark blemish on the East Massif foothill above and slightly to the right of the SEP antenna is the outcrop area that Cernan notes as he and Schmittk leave Station 8
Date	14 December 1972
Source	NASA Image and Video Library
Author	NASA
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Source: German Wikipedia.
Image contributor(s): Jaques,
- 23:22, 8. Jun 2004 Jaques 640 x 480 (59216 Byte) (* Beschreibung: Mondauto der Apollo 17 wie es heute noch auf dem Mond steht. * Quelle: NASA * Status: Public Domain)