268K views · 6.9K reactions | On Nov 19, 1969, #Apollo12 makes the second human landing on the Moon. While mission planners targeted a landing site just over 1000 feet from the Surveyor III robotic lander, Pete Conrad and Al Bean landed just 535 feet (163 m) away. Pinpoint landing: check ✅ | NASA History | Facebook

🌔 Remembering the Apollo 12 Landing 🌑 Apollo 12 landed on the Moon a little before 1:00 a.m. Houston time on Nov. 19, 1969, four months after Apollo 11. In images of the landing site taken more than four decades later by our Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter, a number of artifacts are clearly visible, including: -the descent stage of the lunar module -the life-support backpacks, discarded at the foot of the lunar module ladder -the shadow of the American flag -the components of the Apollo Lunar Sur

1.5K views · 130 reactions | Apollo 12 was an electric ride...⚡ On November 14, 1969 the Apollo 12 crew prepared to journey to the moon. Though it was raining, there was no cause for delay. The Saturn V was designed to launch in any weather. The crew touched down in a lunar region known as the Ocean of Storms, approximately 950 miles west of where the Eagle had landed, and perfected the precision target landing technique. | NASA Astronauts | Facebook

 Today in US History On November 14, 1969, NASA launched Apollo 12 — the second crewed mission to land on the Moon! ✨ Astronauts Charles “Pete” Conrad and Alan Bean proved precision landings were possible and strengthened America’s leadership in space exploration. ️ #CloocheyFoundation #Apollo12 #NASAHistory #SpaceExploration #MoonLanding | The Cloochey Foundation | Facebook