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Figure 89-(d) caption: View of Hadley Rille and LRV from station 2 (EVA-1); NASA AS15-85-11451. Published as Figure 089d in USGS Open-File Report 2005-1190. 2005.
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Figure caption: Trespasser vehicle used during test; film documentation van in background; photo G. Schaber. No index card. Published as Figure 41-C in U.S. Geological Survey. Open-File Report 2005-1190. 2005.
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Figure 76 caption: David Roddy briefing Apollo 15 Commander David Scott and others on the rim viewing platform below the museum at Meteor Crater during a 4-5 June 1970 Apollo 15 trip to the crater; photo, US Atomic Energy Commission. Published as Figure 076 ii USGS Open-File Report 2005-1190. 2005.
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Figure 97-(e) caption: A relaxed moment for the last of the Apollo lunar explorers-Cernan (a veteran fighter pilot and military man) and Schmitt (a geologist) during their final geologic field exercise; NASA photo S-72-52835. Published as Figure 097e in USGS Open-File Report 2005-1190. 2005.
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Figure 70-(a) caption: Examples of two color Apollo 12 traverse maps from the Apollo 12 Lunar Data package hand-colored at the Kennedy Space Center a few days before the mission by personnel (Ray Sabala and James Vandivier) from the Center of Astrogeology (Flagstaff) at the request of the Apollo 12 crew (Conrad and Bean). USGS photos (a) P941c, F17024. Published as Figure 070a in USGS Open-File Report 2005-1190. 2005.
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Figure 91-(b) caption: The original photograph of Mt. Hadley taken by the Apollo 15 crew while on the surface at the Hadley Rille Site; both USGS photographs show remarkably similar "layers" sloping from the upper right to the lower left. This comparison convinced nearly everyone that the "layers" were in fact lighting artifacts, perhaps unique to the lunar surface. Published as Figure 091b in USGS Open-File Report 2005-1190. 2005.
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Figure caption: Second, larger, building (2717 N. Fourth Street) built adjacent to the ADF (2717 N. Fourth Street) at the same time to house some of the Branch support groups, including photogrammetry, surveying, photography, and cartography from late 1967 through 1973; digital photo by G. Schaber 6 may 2002. No index card. Published as Figure 44-B in U.S. Geological Survey. Open-File Report 2005-1190. 2005.
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Figure caption: Construction phases of the Branch of Astrogeology's lunar Roving vehicle (LRV) called "Explorer;" (a) aerial view of the old Byrd Building at 1980 Huntington Road in Flagstaff, Arizona where the Branch of Astrogeology's "Explorer" simulated Lunar Roving Vehicle (LRV) was designed and constructed in spring 1967 by Putty Mills, Dick Wiser and Bill Tinnin of the Branch's Field Test Support Group in Flagstaff; USGS aerial photo. No index card. Published as Figure 45-A in U.S. Geological Survey. Open-File Report 2005-1190. 2005.
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Figure 87-(a) caption: Final geology exercise for the Apollo 15 prime and backup crew at Coconino Point, Territory of the Navajo Nation, Arizona (north of Flagstaff, Arizona and south of the Grand Canyon) on 25 June 1971; (a) (l-to-r) Jim Irwin and Dave Scott checking out outcrop; NASA photo S-71-39711. Published as Figure 087a in USGS Open-File Report 2005-1190. 2005.
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Figure 86-(c) caption: (l-to-r)-unidentified NASA engineer and Charles Duke climbing ladder to canvas simulated Lunar Module (LM) during test at Cinder Lake Crater Field on day two of test. Published as Figure 086c in USGS Open-File Report 2005-1190. 2005.
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Figure caption: Oblique view of the four-by-six-foot plaster model of the lunar surface constructed by the Branch of Astrogeology following Ranger VII. The topographic relief model was derived from Ranger VII final frame 979; USGS photo (1968). No index card. Published as Figure 22 in U.S. Geological Survey. Open-File Report 2005-1190. 2005.
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Figure caption: Meteor Crater model in foyer (early 1965); USGS photo P879, F1011. No index card. Published as Figure 20D in U.S. Geological Survey. Open-File Report 2005-1190. 2005.
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Figure caption: Floor plan of the planned interior of the Apollo Data Facility (ADF) that was built for the Branch of Astrogeology by the Flagstaff construction firm of Buttrum and Jamison (in January 1967) at 2720 N. Fourth Street in East Flagstaff, Arizona. This facility, conceived and developed by the USGS, Branch of Surface Planetary Exploration in Flagstaff, Arizona, was a working precursor to the Science Support Room-concept at the Manned Spacecraft Center, Mission Control Building, in Houston during the Apollo missions); USGS photo P475, F1167321 (see Fig. 44 (pap0044a and pap0044b)). No index card. Published as Figure 27 in U.S. Geological Survey. Open-File Report 2005-1190. 2005.
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Figure 80 caption: Color photograph of Grover as it appeared in October 1970, complete with low-gain and high-gain antennae, cameras, etc.; USGS photo P4702g, F470160c. Published as Figure 080 in USGS Open-File Report 2005-1190. 2005.
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Figure 88-(e) caption: Fred Haise preparing to take a photograph after setting up the gnomon on the ground in front of him. Fred is holding the Apollo rake tool in his left hand; NASA photo S-71-39844. Published as Figure 088e in USGS Open-File Report 2005-1190. 2005.
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Figure 95-(i) caption: Charles Duke sampling at station 11, EVA-3; good view of cuff checklist; NASA AS16-116-18649. Published as Figure 095i in USGS Open-File Report 2005-1190. 2005.
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Figure 95-(e) caption: John Young jumps off lunar surface to salute flag by LM and LRV-2; NASA AS16-113-18339. Published as Figure 095e in USGS Open-File Report 2005-1190. 2005.
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Figure caption: Aerial view with snow (winter 1965); USGS photo P879A, F1064. Flagstaff, Arizona. No index card. Published as Figure 20B in U.S. Geological Survey. Open-File Report 2005-1190. 2005.
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Figure caption: Flagstaff Superior Court Reporters Keith Welsh (at typewriter) and Don Thacker (hidden from full view) at Stenography machine; they both were used with the USGS Apollo Geology Field Experiment Team during all Apollo lunar-landing missions at Mission control, Houston; USGS photo P599, F66811. No index card. Published as Figure 54-D in U.S. Geological Survey. Open-File Report 2005-1190. 2005.
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Figure caption: Astronaut Scott Carpenter with Flagstaff Mayor Rollin Wheeler; USGS photo P883b, F7105. No index card. Published as Figure 14C in U.S. Geological Survey. Open-File Report 2005-1190. 2005.
map background search result map search result map Astronaut Scott Carpenter with Flagstaff Mayor Rollin Wheeler. Arizona. No date. Aerial view with snow. USGS, Flagstaff, Arizona. 1965. Floor plan of the planned interior of the Apollo Data Facility that was built for the Branch of Astrogeology. Flagstaff, Arizona. 1967. Trespasser vehicle used during test; film documentation van in background. Flagstaff, Arizona. 1966. Second, larger, building (2717 N. Fourth Street) built adjacent to the ADF (2717 N. Fourth Street). Flagstaff, Arizona. 2002. Aerial view of the old Byrd Building at 1980 Huntington Road. Flagstaff, Arizona. 1967. Flagstaff Superior Court Reporters Keith Welsh and Don Thacker at Stenography machine. Flagstaff, Arizona. 1968. David Roddy briefing Apollo 15 Commander David Scott. Arizona. 1970. Grover complete with low-gain and high-gain antennae and cameras. Flagstaff, Arizona. 1970. Unidentified NASA engineer and Charles Duke climbing ladder to canvas simulated Lunar Module, Cinder Lake Crater Field. Arizona. 1971. Final geology exercise for the Apollo 15 prime and backup crew at Coconino Point. Arizona. 1971. Fred Haise preparing to take a photograph after setting up the gnomon on the ground in front of him. Ontario, Canada. 1971. A relaxed moment for the last of the Apollo lunar explorers, Cernan and Schmitt, during their final geologic field exercise. Arizona. 1972. Aerial view with snow. USGS, Flagstaff, Arizona. 1965. Astronaut Scott Carpenter with Flagstaff Mayor Rollin Wheeler. Arizona. No date. Floor plan of the planned interior of the Apollo Data Facility that was built for the Branch of Astrogeology. Flagstaff, Arizona. 1967. Trespasser vehicle used during test; film documentation van in background. Flagstaff, Arizona. 1966. Second, larger, building (2717 N. Fourth Street) built adjacent to the ADF (2717 N. Fourth Street). Flagstaff, Arizona. 2002. Aerial view of the old Byrd Building at 1980 Huntington Road. Flagstaff, Arizona. 1967. Flagstaff Superior Court Reporters Keith Welsh and Don Thacker at Stenography machine. Flagstaff, Arizona. 1968. David Roddy briefing Apollo 15 Commander David Scott. Arizona. 1970. Grover complete with low-gain and high-gain antennae and cameras. Flagstaff, Arizona. 1970. Unidentified NASA engineer and Charles Duke climbing ladder to canvas simulated Lunar Module, Cinder Lake Crater Field. Arizona. 1971. Final geology exercise for the Apollo 15 prime and backup crew at Coconino Point. Arizona. 1971. A relaxed moment for the last of the Apollo lunar explorers, Cernan and Schmitt, during their final geologic field exercise. Arizona. 1972. Fred Haise preparing to take a photograph after setting up the gnomon on the ground in front of him. Ontario, Canada. 1971.