Apollo 17: AS17-148-photos day 1

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Apollo 17 Photo Timeline - Day 1: TLI, TD&E, and Coast
Image Frame Time Time
Range
Lens Window Photographer Description
AS17-148-22667 60 3:17 3:16 - 3:18 80mm Schmitt? Sunrise during the TLI burn.
AS17-148-22668 61 3:17 3:16 - 3:18 80mm Schmitt? Sunrise during the TLI burn.
AS17-148-22669 62 3:17 - 3:32 80mm Schmitt? Africa, W coast Earth during/after TLI burn
AS17-148-22670 63 3:17 - 3:32 80mm Schmitt? Africa, W coast Earth during/after TLI burn
AS17-148-22671 64 3:31 3:17 - 3:32 80mm Schmitt Africa, W coast Earth after TLI burn
AS17-148-22672 65 3:34 - 3:38 80mm Evans Debris during S-IVB Maneuver for Separation
AS17-148-22673 66 3:34 - 3:38 80mm Evans Debris during S-IVB Maneuver for Separation
AS17-148-22674 67 3:34 - 3:38 80mm Evans Debris during S-IVB Maneuver for Separation
AS17-148-22675 68 3:34 - 3:38 80mm Evans Debris during S-IVB Maneuver for Separation
AS17-148-22676 69 3:34 - 3:38 80mm Evans Debris during S-IVB Maneuver for Separation
AS17-148-22677 70 3:38 3:38 80mm Evans Debris during S-IVB Maneuver for Separation
AS17-148-22678 71 3:38-3:39 80mm Evans Debris during S-IVB Maneuver for Separation
AS17-148-22679 72 3:39 - 3:44 80mm Earth: South West Africa, South Atlantic Ocean
AS17-148-22680 73 3:42 - 3:44 80mm LM adapter panels, Africa
AS17-148-22681 74 3:42 - 3:44 80mm LM adapter panels, Africa
AS17-148-22682 75 3:42 - 3:44 80mm LM adapter panels, Africa
AS17-148-22683 76 3:42 - 3:44 80mm LM adapter panels, debris
AS17-148-22684 77 3:42 - 3:44 80mm LM adapter panels, debris
AS17-148-22685 78 3:42 - 3:44 80mm Africa, Madagascar, debris, possibly SLA panels
AS17-148-22686 79 3:42 - 3:44 80mm Africa, Red Sea, Gulf of Aden, debris, possibly SLA panels
AS17-148-22687 80 3:44 3:44 80mm S-IVB, LM, debris
AS17-148-22688 81 3:44 3:44 - 3:45 80mm S-IVB, LM, debris - View of the Lunar Module from the Apollo 17 spacecraft during transposition/docking maneuvers. The white dots surrounding the Lunar Module are debris from the Saturn S-IVB stage separation. [JSC PAO File Name: 10075941.jpg]
AS17-148-22689 82 3:44 - 3:57 80mm 4? Schmitt? Transposition, Docking, S-IVB, LM, debris
AS17-148-22690 83 3:44 - 3:57 80mm 4? Schmitt? Transposition, Docking, S-IVB, LM, debris
AS17-148-22691 84 3:44 - 3:57 80mm 4? Schmitt? Transposition, Docking, S-IVB, LM, debris
AS17-148-22692 85 3:44 - 3:57 80mm 4? Schmitt? Transposition, Docking, S-IVB, LM, debris
AS17-148-22693 86 3:44 - 3:57 80mm 4? Schmitt? Transposition, Docking, S-IVB, LM, debris
AS17-148-22694 87 3:44 - 3:57 80mm 4? Schmitt? Transposition, Docking, S-IVB, LM, debris
AS17-148-22695 88 3:44 - 3:57 80mm 4? Schmitt? Transposition, Docking, S-IVB, LM, debris
AS17-148-22696 89 3:44 - 3:57 80mm 4? Schmitt? Transposition, Docking, S-IVB, LM, debris
AS17-148-22697 90 3:44 - 3:57 80mm 4? Schmitt? Transposition, Docking, S-IVB, LM, debris
AS17-148-22698 91 3:44 - 3:57 80mm 4? Schmitt? Transposition, Docking, S-IVB, LM, debris
AS17-148-22699 92 80mm 4? Africa, Arabia, Red Sea
AS17-148-22700 93 80mm 4? Africa, Arabia, India
AS17-148-22701 94 80mm Africa, Arabia, Madagascar [significantly later]
AS17-148-22702 95 80mm Africa, Arabia, Madagascar
AS17-148-22703 96 80mm 2 or 4? S-IVB booster after separation S-IVB, LM thrusters
AS17-148-22704 97 80mm 2 or 4? S-IVB booster after separation S-IVB, LM thrusters, antenna
AS17-148-22705 98 80mm 2 or 4? S-IVB booster after separation S-IVB, LM thrusters, antenna
AS17-148-22706 99 80mm 3? S-IVB booster after separation S-IVB, LM thrusters, antenna
AS17-148-22707 100 80mm 3? S-IVB booster after separation S-IVB, LM thrusters, antenna
AS17-148-22708 101 80mm 3? S-IVB booster after separation S-IVB, LM thrusters, antenna
AS17-148-22709 102 4:52 4:52 80mm 3? S-IVB booster attitude maneuver S-IVB, LM thrusters, antenna
AS17-148-22710 103 4:52 - 4:56 80mm 3? S-IVB booster attitude maneuver S-IVB, LM thrusters, antenna
AS17-148-22711 104 4:52 - 4:56 80mm 3? S-IVB booster attitude maneuver S-IVB, LM thrusters, antenna
AS17-148-22712 105 4:56 4:56 - 5:03 250mm 3? S-IVB booster
AS17-148-22713 106 4:56 4:56 - 5:03 250mm 3? S-IVB booster
AS17-148-22714 107 4:56 - 5:03 250mm 3? S-IVB booster: View of the expended Saturn IVB stage after Apollo 17 transposition/docking maneuvers. (JAS PAO File Name: 10075942.jpg)
AS17-148-22715 108 4:56 - 5:03 250mm 3? S-IVB booster
AS17-148-22716 109 4:56 - 5:03 250mm 3? S-IVB booster
AS17-148-22717 110 4:56 - 5:03 250mm

Earth: Africa and Madagascar from the Apollo 17 spacecraft. Much of the ocean area is obscured by clouds. Sun Azimuth: 150 (Clockwise angle in degrees from north to the sun measured at the nadir point); Spacecraft Altitude: 205 nautical miles (380 km); Sun Elevation Angle: 72 (Angle in degrees between the horizon and the sun, measured at the nadir point) (Info: JSC Astronaut Photography of Earth)

AS17-148-22718 111 4:56 - 5:03 250mm

Earth: Northeast Africa and Saudi Arabia. This oblique view of Earth looking north shows the Gulf of Suez, Dead Sea, Gulf of Aden, Persian Gulf and Gulf of Oman around Saudi Arabia, and Egypt, Sudan and Ethiopia in Africa. Iran, Iraq and Jordan are not so clearly visible because of cloud cover and their particular location in this picture. India is dimly visible at right of frame. The Red Sea is seen entirely in this one frame. The Mediterranean is visible at upper left. The south coast of Saudi Arabia is roughly 2000 km long. Central Latitude/Longitude (deg): +15.,315. (Info: NSSDC 72-096A-05C AS17-148-22718 and JSC Astronaut Photography of Earth)

AS17-148-22719 112 4:56 - 5:03 250mm Earth: Africa
AS17-148-22720 113 4:56 - 5:03 250mm Earth: Africa, Southern
AS17-148-22721 114 4:56 - 5:03 250mm

Earth: : Africa (lower continent), Antarctica, clouds (Info: JSC Astronaut Photography of Earth)

AS17-148-22722 115 4:56 - 5:03 250mm Earth: Africa, Arabia, Red Sea
AS17-148-22723 116 4:56 - 5:03 - blank
AS17-148-22724 117 4:56 - 5:03 80mm S-IVB booster
AS17-148-22725 118 5:06 5:03 - 5:08 80mm

Earth: Full Earth. A remarkably cloud-free Africa is at upper left, stretching down to the center of the image. Saudi Arabia is visible at the top of the disk and Antarctica and the south pole are at the bottom. Asia is on the horizon is at upper right. The Earth is 12,740 km in diameter. Central Latitude/Longitude (deg): -30.,310. (Info: NSSDC 72-096A-05C AS17-148-22725)

This translunar coast photograph extends from the Mediterranean Sea area to the Antarctica south polar ice cap. This is the first time the Apollo trajectory made it possible to photograph the south polar ice cap. Note the heavy cloud cover in the southern hemisphere. Almost the entire coastline of Africa is clearly visible. The Arabian Peninsula can be seen at the northeastern edge of Africa. The large island off the coast of Africa is the Malagasy Republic. The Asian mainland is on the horizon toward the northeast. (JSC PAO File Name: 10075945.jpg)

AS17-148-22726 119 5:06 5:03 - 5:08 80mm Earth "Blue Marble"
AS17-148-22727 120 5:06 5:03 - 5:08 80mm

Earth "Blue Marble": Africa, Arabia, Antarctica

Full Earth. A remarkably cloud-free Africa is at upper left, stretching down to the center of the image. Saudi Arabia is visible at the top of the disk and Antarctica and the south pole are at the bottom. Asia is on the horizon is at upper right. The Earth is 12,740 km in diameter. Central Latitude/Longitude (deg): -30.,310. (Info: NSSDC 72-096A-05C AS17-148-22727)

AS17-148-22728 121 5:06 5:03 - 5:08 80mm Earth: Africa, Arabia, Antarctica
AS17-148-22729 122 5:08 - 5:49 80mm Earth: Africa, Arabia, Antarctica
AS17-148-22730 123 5:08 - 5:49 80mm Earth: Africa, Arabia, Antarctica
AS17-148-22731 124 5:08 - 5:49 80mm Earth: Africa, Arabia, Antarctica
AS17-148-22732 125 5:49-5:51 80mm Schmitt Earth: Africa, Arabia, Antarctica
AS17-148-22733 126 5:49-5:51 80mm Schmitt Earth: Africa, Arabia, Antarctica
AS17-148-22734 127 7:57 7:57 80mm Schmitt Earth: Africa, South America, Antarctica
AS17-148-22735 128 7:57 7:57 80mm Schmitt Earth: Africa, South America, Antarctica
AS17-148-22736 129 7:57 7:57 80mm Schmitt Earth: Africa, South America, Antarctica
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