Space Rocket History #245 – Apollo 12 – Pin Point Landing Part 1 – Right Down the Middle of the Road

<p>There was adrenaline in Pete Conrad’s voice as he counted down the last seconds before ignition. He and Bean were still weightless, but their bodies were secured to the cabin floor by harnesses. “Seven, six, five.”  Conrad pushed the PROCEED button on the computer, and a moment later Intrepid’s  descent engine ignited 50,000 feet above the moon.</p> <p><a href='https://www.spacerockethistory.com/2018/02/space-rocket-history-245-apollo-12-pin-point-landing-part-1-right-down-the-middle-of-the-road/'>Homepage with Pics</a></p>