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Apollo 17 - Mission parameters | | Apollo 17 - Mission parameters: Encyclopedia II - Apollo 17 - Mission parameters | |
Apollo 17 - Docking.
Undocked: December 11, 1972 - 17:20:56 UTC
Docked: December 15, 1972 - 01:10:15 UTC
Apollo 17 - EVAs.
Cernan and Schmitt - EVA 1
EVA 1 Start: December 11, 1972, 23:54:49 UTC
EVA 1 End: 12 December 07:06:42 UTC
Duration: 7 hours, 11 minutes, 53 seconds
Cernan and Schmitt - EVA 2
EVA 2 Start: December 12, 19 ...
See also:Apollo 17, Apollo 17 - Crew, Apollo 17 - Backup crew, Apollo 17 - Support Crew, Apollo 17 - Mission parameters, Apollo 17 - Docking, Apollo 17 - EVAs, Apollo 17 - Mission highlights, Apollo 17 - Introduction, Apollo 17 - Mission notes, Apollo 17 - Quotes, Apollo 17 - Media, Apollo 17 - Reference | | | Apollo 17, Apollo 17 - Backup crew, Apollo 17 - Crew, Apollo 17 - Docking, Apollo 17 - EVAs, Apollo 17 - Introduction, Apollo 17 - Media, Apollo 17 - Mission highlights, Apollo 17 - Mission notes, Apollo 17 - Mission parameters, Apollo 17 - Quotes, Apollo 17 - Reference, Apollo 17 - Support Crew | | |
| | | Apollo 17: Encyclopedia II - Apollo 17 - Mission parameters
Apollo 17 - Mission parameters
- Mass:
- Launch mass: 6,445,000 lbs (2,923,387 kg)
- Total spacecraft: 102,900 lbs (46,678 kg)
- CSM mass: 66,840 lbs (30,320 kg), of which CM was 13,140 lbs (5960 kg), 53,700 lbs (SM 24,360 kg)
- LM mass: transposition and docking stage 36,274 lb (16,454 kg), separation for lunar landing 36,771 lb (16,679 kg), ascent stage at liftoff 10,997 lb (4,988 kg)
- Earth orbits: 2 before leaving for Moon, about one on return
- Lunar orbits: 75
- Perigee: 104.9 mi (168.9 km)
- Apogee: 106.4mi (171.3 km)
- Inclination: 28.526°
- Period: 87.83 min
- Perilune: 60.5 mi (97.4 km)
- Apolune: 195.6 mi (314.8 km)
- Inclination: 159.9°
- Period: min
- Landing Site: 20.19080° N - 30.77168° E or
20° 11' 26.88" N - 30° 46' 18.05" E
Apollo 17 - Docking
- Undocked: December 11, 1972 - 17:20:56 UTC
- Docked: December 15, 1972 - 01:10:15 UTC
Apollo 17 - EVAs
- Cernan and Schmitt - EVA 1
- EVA 1 Start: December 11, 1972, 23:54:49 UTC
- EVA 1 End: 12 December 07:06:42 UTC
- Duration: 7 hours, 11 minutes, 53 seconds
- Cernan and Schmitt - EVA 2
- EVA 2 Start: December 12, 1972, 23:28:06 UTC
- EVA 2 End: 13 December 07:05:02 UTC
- Duration: 7 hours, 36 minutes, 56 seconds
- Cernan and Schmitt - EVA 3
- EVA 3 Start: December 13, 1972, 22:25:48 UTC
- EVA 3 End: 14 December 05:40:56 UTC
- Duration: 7 hours, 15 minutes, 08 seconds
- Evans - Transearth EVA 4
- EVA 4 Start: December 17, 1972, 20:27:40 UTC
- EVA 4 End: 17 December 21:33:24 UTC
- Duration: 1 hour, 05 minutes, 44 seconds
See also
- Extra-vehicular activity
- List of spacewalks
- Splashdown
- List of artificial objects on the Moon
- Google Moon
The splashdown point was 17° 53′ S, 166° 7′ W, 350 nautical miles (650 km) SE of the Samoan Islands and 6.5 km (4 mi) from the recovery ship USS Ticonderoga. Apollo 17 landed approximately 640 m from its target point.
Other related archives10, 12, 12 December, 13, 13 December, 14, 14 December, 15 December, 17 December, 1972, American Samoa, Apogee, Apollo 10, Apollo program, Apolune, Bob Parker, Challenger, Charles Duke, Czechoslovakia, December 11, December 12, December 13, December 15, December 17, Eugene Cernan, Extra-vehicular activity, Gemini 9A, Gene Cernan, Google Moon, Gordon Fullerton, Harrison "Jack" Schmitt, Harrison Schmitt, Honolulu, Houston, Houston, Texas, Inclination, Joe Engle, John Young, Johnson Space Center, List of artificial objects on the Moon, List of spacewalks, Lunar Rover, Mare Serenitatis, Montes Taurus, Moon, NASA, Pacific, Perigee, Perilune, Period, President Nixon, Robert Overmyer, Ron Evans, Splashdown, Stuart Roosa, The Blue Marble, USS Ticonderoga, UTC, command module, geologist, lunar module, manned space mission, massifs, plaque, splashdown
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