File:AS16-109-17837 (21657749386).jpg

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Description Apollo 16 Hasselblad image from film magazine 109/G - EVA-1. Cross-sun, pre-sampling photo of samples 62230 (soil), 62235 (poikilitic impact melt breccia), 62236 (ferroan noritic anorthosite), 62237 (troctolitic anorthosite), and 62240 (soil). Station 2, at the rim of Buster crater.
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