Like all Lunar Module Pilots, Alan Bean was responsible for passing information in the form of speed and elevation to the Commander, Pete Conrad, who actually landed the lunar module. After the landing, the LMP was responsible for unloading the experiments and carrying them to a level place in front of the lunar module so they could be deployed. The Commander was responsible for helping to deploy some of the experiments.
After the experiments were deployed, the 2 men worked together to document and collect rock and soil samples. Apollo 12 landed about 600 feet from the Surveyor 3 spacecraft which landed on the moon 30 months prior to Apollo 12. Apollo 12's main mission was to prove that a pinpoint landing could be made on the lunar surface. This was important in planning future missions.
It was Alan Bean.
Yes Alan bean was the fourth man to land on the moon, after neil Armstrong, Edwin Aldrin , and Charles Conrad.
The fourth man to land on the moon was Alan Bean.
Alan Bean walked on the moon on 19 and 20 November, 1969. He investigated the lunar surface as part of the Apollo 12 mission.. The total time he spent walking on the surface was approximately 8 hours.
because pete conrad wanted a partner and he thought it would be fun
No, Alan Bean did not go to the moon with Neil Armstrong. Neil was the first astronaut to go onto the moon, Alan Bean was the forth.
It was Alan Bean.
It was Alan Bean.
The fourth astronaut on the moon was Mr Alan Bean.
Yes Alan bean was the fourth man to land on the moon, after neil Armstrong, Edwin Aldrin , and Charles Conrad.
The fourth and fifth man to walk on the moon were Alan Bean and Alan Shepperd.
Forth Man to walk on the moon.
The fourth man to land on the moon was Alan Bean.
Yes
Alan Bean walked on the moon on 19 and 20 November, 1969. He investigated the lunar surface as part of the Apollo 12 mission.. The total time he spent walking on the surface was approximately 8 hours.
Alan Bean's birth name is Bean, Alan LaVern.
#4 Alan Bean (Apollo 12) #5 Alan Shepard (Apollo 14)