Nasa. Apollo 15, 1971. View of the Apollo 15 mission command module from the lun…

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Nasa. Apollo 15, 1971. View of the Apollo 15 mission command module from the lunar module about to land on the moon, with Commander David R. Scott and Lunar Module Pilot James B. Irwin on board. Irwin. For the first time in history, the Apollo 15 astronauts take with them a rolling human vehicle: the lunar rover, which will be piloted on extraterrestrial soil. Vintage chromogenic print on "A KODAK PAPER" paper. 25.3 x 20.3cm with margins.

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Nasa. Apollo 15, 1971. View of the Apollo 15 mission command

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