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Encyclopædia Britannica, and create and manage the relationships between them.Edgar MitchellDuring the Apollo 14 mission, Mitchell, Shepard, and Roosa, set records for the most time (33 hours) and longest distance traversed on the lunar surface. They also collected 42.6 kg (94 pounds) of rock and soil samples to be studied.During the Apollo 14 mission, Mitchell, Shepard, and Roosa, set records for the most time (33 hours) and longest distance traversed on the lunar surface. They also collected 42.6 kg (94 pounds) of rock and soil samples to be studied.Moon treeâ¦around the Moon during the Apollo 14 lunar mission (January 31âFebruary 9, 1971).â¦around the Moon during the Apollo 14 lunar mission (January 31âFebruary 9, 1971).Alan B. Shepard, Jr.14 flight (January 31âFebruary 9, 1971; with Stuart A. Roosa and Edgar D. Mitchell), which involved the first landing in the lunar Fra Mauro highlands. Near the end of his Moon walk, Shepardâan avid golferâswung at two golf balls with a makeshift six-iron club14 flight (January 31âFebruary 9, 1971; with Stuart A. Roosa and Edgar D. Mitchell), which involved the first landing in the lunar Fra Mauro highlands. Near the end of his Moon walk, Shepardâan avid golferâswung at two golf balls with a makeshift six-iron club
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- Other articles where Apollo 14 is discussed: Edgar Mitchell: During the Apollo 14 mission, Mitchell, Shepard, and Roosa, set records for the most time (33 hours) and longest distance traversed on the lunar surface. They also collected 42.6 kg (94 pounds) of rock and soil samples to be studied.