Apollo 12 Anaglyphs

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The LM descent engine had enough thrust to allow the Commander, if it was absolutely necessary, to hover at heights above 10 feet (3 meters) as he moved forward the just the right landing spot. Once he had a spot he liked, he started down.  At 10 feet altitude, one or more of the probes hanging from the footpads made contact withthe surface, illuminating the Contact light.  The Commander then shutdown the engine and the LM dropped to the surface. until  with the engine running only down to 10 feet - or, realistically, a bit less -  the exhaust was not strong enough to do more than scour the very top layer of soil.
AS12-47-6910-11
Anaglyph by Erwin D'Hoore
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