The Walk-back Limit

 The Walk-back Limit




Image (Apollo 17) and text courtesy of NASA.

Video production by Tom R. Chambers (former research analyst 
at the Lunar Receiving Laboratory during Project Apollo, 
1969-1972).

Music ("Sci-Fi Close 2") by Eric Matyas.
(soundimage.org)

Copyright 2022.



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