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16 NASA Apollo 12 Transcript Mission Brief

Apollo 12 is the sharpest transcript anchor for small lights near the lunar module. At mission time 05 19 27, the lunar module pilot describes looking through the Alignment Optical Telescope into a dark quadrant and seeing particle-like lights or flashes that appear to come from

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2026-06-13
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Apollo 12 is the sharpest transcript anchor for small lights near the lunar module. At mission time 05 19 27, the lunar module pilot describes looking through the Alignment Optical Telescope into a dark quadrant and seeing particle-like lights or flashes that appear to come from

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