We celebrate our Breakfast’s on the Moon on or around the 50th Anniversaries of the original Apollo Missions. So look for announcements about the upcoming Breakfast’s and plan to join us.
The next Breakfast on the Moon is scheduled in January 2021
| Apollo 14 | Jan 31 – Feb 9, 1971 | AS-509 | CSM-110 Kitty Hawk | LM-8 Antares | Alan Shepard Stuart Roosa Edgar Mitchell | Third landing, in Fra Mauro formation, located northeast of the Ocean of Storms. Surface EVA time: 9:21 hr. Samples returned: 94.35 pounds (42.80 kg). |
| Apollo 15 | Jul 26 – Aug 7, 1971 | AS-510 | CSM-112 Endeavour | LM-10 Falcon | David Scott Alfred Worden James Irwin | First Extended LM and rover, landed in Hadley-Apennine, located near the Sea of Showers/Rains. Surface EVA time: 18:33 hr. Samples returned: 169.10 pounds (76.70 kg). |
| Apollo 16 | Apr 16–27, 1972 | AS-511 | CSM-113 Casper | LM-11 Orion | John Young T. Kenneth Mattingly Charles Duke | Landed in Plain of Descartes. Surface EVA time: 20:14 hr. Samples returned: 207.89 pounds (94.30 kg). |
| Apollo 17 | Dec 7–19, 1972 | AS-512 | CSM-114 America | LM-12 Challenger | Eugene Cernan Ronald Evans Harrison Schmitt | Only Saturn V night launch. Landed in Taurus–Littrow. First geologist on the Moon. Apollo’s last crewed Moon landing. Surface EVA time: 22:02 hr. Samples returned: 243.40 pounds (110.40 kg). |
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