Moon Apollo Landing Panoramas
The following 360° panoramas were created using digitized photographs collected by the astronauts during the Apollo 11 - 17 lunar exploration missions. The imagery and maps were prepared as part of a project by a USGS team under funding from the USGS Technology Transfer Program and NASA's Planetary Geology and Geophysics Program. Dr. Christopher D. Condit (U. Massachusetts) and Mr. Richard Kozak provided scientific and technical assistance.
Apollo 11 Panorama
PanoramaThis panorama was collected by Neil Armstrong from a spot east of the landing module while Buzz Aldrin was unloading the science packages. The panorama is made up of frames AS11-40-5930 to
Apollo 14 Panorama - Station B-1
PanoramaThe panorama was collected by Alan Shepard at station B-1. Edgar Dean Mitchell is looking at a map trying to determine their location. The panorama is made from the frame set AS14-64-9075
Apollo 14 Panorama - Station C-Prime
PanoramaThe panorama was collected by Alan Shepard at station C-Prime. It is made from the frame set AS14-64-9098 to 9122.
Apollo 14 Panorama - Station F
PanoramaThe panorama was collected by Alan Shepard at station F. It is made from the frame set AS14-64-9137 to 9157.
Apollo 14 Panorama - Station G
PanoramaThe panorama was collected by Alan Shepard at station G. Edgar Dean is at the MET, a empty core-cap dispenser at center. The northern portion of the Cone Crater ridge is in
Apollo 14 Panorama - Station H
PanoramaThe panorama was collected by Edgar Dean at station H. Alan Shepard is to the left of the lander aiming the TV camera at the MESA. The panorama is made from the
Apollo 15 Panorama - ALSEP Site
PanoramaThe panorama was collected by James B. Irwin at the ALSEP site at the end of EVA-2. The Passive Seismometer Experiment (PSE) and the Central Station are in the close foreground. A
Apollo 15 Panorama - North of the Lander
PanoramaThe panorama was collected by James B. Irwin from north of the lander. The Solar Wind Collector is to the right of the lander in the distance. David Scott is at the
Apollo 15 Panorama - Stand-up EVA
PanoramaThe panorama was collected by David Scott during the Stand-up EVA. The panorama is made from the frame set AS15-85-11353 to 11382.
Apollo 15 Panorama - Station 2
PanoramaThe panorama was collected by James B. Irwin at Station 2. David Scott is to the left of the rover. He is examining a boulder. The large hill to the left of
Apollo 15 Panorama - Station 2b
PanoramaThe panorama was collected by James B. Irwin at Station 2. David Scott is to the left of the rover. He is examining a boulder. The large hill to the left of
Apollo 15 Panorama - Station 7
PanoramaThe panorama was collected by James B. Irwin at Station 7. David Scott is at the rover examining a vise. The panorama is made from the frame set AS15-82-11047 to 11064.
Apollo 15 Panorama - Station 9a
PanoramaThe panorama was collected by James B. Irwin at Station 9a. David Scott is at the rover getting a camera that is stored beneath the seat. The panorama is made from the
Apollo 15 Panorama - VIP Site
PanoramaThe panorama was collected by David Scott at the VIP site. The lander can be seen in the distance. James B. Irwin is to the right of lander. The rover is parked
Apollo 16 Panorama - ALSEP Site
PanoramaThe panorama was collected by Charles Moss Duke, Jr. at the ALSEP site. The magnetometer is beyond Charlie's shadow. To the right of the cable to the magnetometer is the RTG. In
Apollo 16 Panorama - EVA 2
PanoramaThe panorama was collected by John Watts Young at the end of EVA-2. Charles Moss Duke is working at the rover. The lander can be seen in the distance to the right
Apollo 16 Panorama - Lander
PanoramaThe panorama was collected by Charles Moss Duke, standing at the 4 O'clock position in relationship to the lander. John Watts Young sits on the rover next to the lander. The panorama
Apollo 16 Panorama - Landing Site
PanoramaThe panorama was collected by Charles Moss Duke. John Watts Young is near the rover (to the right of the lander) collecting a rock sample. To the right of the lander is
Apollo 16 Panorama - Station 1
PanoramaThe panorama was collected by Charles Moss Duke at Station 1. Flag Crater is above and to the right of Charlie's shadow. Plum Crater is above and to the left of Charlie's
Apollo 16 Panorama - Station 11
PanoramaThe panorama was collected by John Watts Young at Station 11. Charles Moss Duke is at the lander. Panning right from the rover the landscape falls off into North Ray Crater, the
Apollo 16 Panorama - Station 13
PanoramaThe panorama was collected by Charles Moss Duke at Station 13. John Watts Young is at the Rover adjusting the TV camera. Shadow Rock is to the right of the rover. The
Apollo 16 Panorama - Station 2
PanoramaThe panorama was collected by Charles Moss Duke at Station 2. John Watts Young is at the rover. The crater in the near foreground is Spook Crater. The panorama is made from
Apollo 16 Panorama - Station 4
PanoramaThe panorama was collected by John Watts Young at Station 4. The rover can be seen in the distance to the left of the crater beyond the sample collection bag in the
Apollo 16 Panorama - Station 4b
PanoramaThe panorama was collected by Charles Moss Duke at Station 4. John Watts Young is at the rover. The panorama is made from the frame set AS16-110-17952 to 17974.
Apollo 16 Panorama - Station 5
PanoramaThe panorama was collected by Charles Moss Duke at Station 5. John Watts Young is at the front of the rover. He and Charlie had decided earlier that the rover needed to
Apollo 16 Panorama - Station 5b
PanoramaThe panorama was collected by Charles Moss Duke at Station 5. John Watts Young is at the back of the rover adjusting the high-gain antenna. The panorama is made from the frame
Apollo 17 Panorama - Station 1
PanoramaThe panorama was collected by Eugene Andrew Cernan at Station 1. Harrison H. "Jack" Schmitt is holding the rake. The panorama is made from the frame set AS17-134-20408 to 20431.
Apollo 17 Panorama - Station 2
PanoramaThe panorama was collected by Eugene Andrew Cernan at Station 2. Harrison H. "Jack" Schmitt accompanies Gene on this EVA. The panorama is made from the frame set AS17-137-20926 to 20956.
Apollo 17 Panorama - Station 2 Ballet Crater
PanoramaThe panorama was collected by Harrison H. "Jack" Schmitt at Station 2. Eugene Andrew Cernan is at the rover. Ballet Crater is directly to the right of Jack's shadow. The panorama is
Apollo 17 Panorama - Station 2 Looking Northeast
PanoramaThe panorama was collected by Harrison H. "Jack" Schmitt at Station 2. Eugene Andrew Cernan accompanies Jack on this EVA. The panorama is made from the frame set AS17-138-21053 to 21073.
Apollo 17 Panorama - Station 4
PanoramaThe panorama was collected by Eugene Andrew Cernan at Station 4. Harrison H. "Jack" Schmitt is at the rover. This site features the unexpected orange soil discovered on this mission. The panorama
Apollo 17 Panorama - Station 4b
PanoramaThe panorama was collected by Harrison H. "Jack" Schmitt at Station 4. Eugene Andrew Cernan is at the rover. This site features the unexpected orange soil discovered on this mission. The panorama
Apollo 17 Panorama - Station 5
PanoramaThe panorama was collected by Harrison H. "Jack" Schmitt at Station 5. The panorama is made from the frame set AS17-133-20339 to 20361.
Apollo 17 Panorama - Station 6
PanoramaThe panorama was collected by Harrison H. "Jack" Schmitt at Station 6. Eugene Andrew Cernan, to the right of the rover. is putting the TGE down on the surface. The panorama is
Apollo 17 Panorama - Station 7
PanoramaThe panorama was collected by Eugene Andrew Cernan at Station 7. Harrison H. "Jack" Schmitt is at the rover. The panorama is made from the frame set AS17-146-22339 to 22363.
Apollo 17 Panorama - Station 8
PanoramaThe panorama was collected by Harrison H. "Jack" Schmitt at Station 8. Eugene Andrew Cernan is near the rover picking up the Traverse Gravimeter to stow it on the rover. The object
Apollo 17 Panorama - Station 8b
PanoramaThe panorama was collected by Harrison H. "Jack" Schmitt at Station 8. Eugene Andrew Cernan is in the distance collecting a set of panoramic photographs. The panorama is made from the frame
