The One Thing I Regret Was That

The View Of The Moon That We've Been Having Recently Is Really Spectacular. It Fills About Three-quarters Of The Hatch Window, And Of Course We Can See The Entire Circumference Even Though Part Of It Is In Complete Shadow And Part Of It Is In Earthshine. It's A View Worth The Price Of The Trip.

In Flying, The Probability Of Survival Is Inversely Proportional To The Angle Of Arrival.

Houston, That May Have Seemed Like A Very Long Final Phase. The Autotargeting Was Taking Us Right Into A ... Crater, With A Large Number Of Big Boulders And Rocks ... And It Required ... Flying Manually Over The Rock Field To Find A Reasonably Good Area.

It Never Hurts To Have Friends Around, So That's Why You'd Form A Crew.

The [moon] Surface Is Fine And Powdery. I Can Kick It Up Loosely With My Toe. It Does Adhere In Fine Layers Like Powdered Charcoal To The Sole And Sides Of My Boots. I Only Go In A Small Fraction Of An Inch, Maybe An Eighth Of An Inch, But I Can See The Footprints Of My Boots And The Treads In The Fine Sandy Particles.