Apollo 16 Command Module Splashdown in Pacific Ocean, April 1972
Astronauts aboard the Apollo 16 Command Module utilize parachutes to splashdown in the central Pacific Ocean near Christmas Island. This iconic moment concludes their successful lunar landing mission on April 27, 1972. Ideal for use in historical documentaries, space exploration articles, educational materials focusing on NASA missions, or any content celebrating milestones in human spaceflight.
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