Apollo 17 EVAs 5 (Bugs Bunny jumping)

Apollo 17 crew (Cernan and Schmitt) working on the surface of the Moon. December 1972.

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[yesiamawizardjonny]

@Skittler1987 You can't flip when you're on wires...

[Skittler1987]

I would be turning flips like nobody's business.

[loperspest]

@brender1976 Can you show an example of it NOT aerosolizing? Would this lead dust/sand also have the dry 'glory' or Heiligenschein effect seen in Apollo photos and in photos taken by telescopes on Earth?

Can you show me an example of lead sand even making the prints like you say and not simply give me your word?

the-moon*wikispaces*com/Retro-­Reflection+phenomena

[datzfast]

@datzfast ill make a video for fun when i get a chance no billow and imprint of space boots.

[datzfast]

@loperspest i can make the imprint because the grains are sharp and jagged and interlock.

[loperspest]

@datzfast I didn't say sand ,I said dust. Sand, as shown, does not create the kind of imprints seen in Apollo. You need fine materials to create the cast like prints seen in Apollo.

[datzfast]

@loperspest of course i can make all the lead sand you need how many semi loads do you need

[loperspest]

@datzfast Have you ever worked with large quantities of lead dust?

Can you show me video that shows it doesn't aerosolize?

[datzfast]

@loperspest i see you have never woked in lead

[loperspest]

@datzfast If it's dust, it will aerosolize, billow if you will. That's why people working in conditions with a lot of lead have to be careful, the stuff can do very nasty things to the human body.