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Two Apollo Astronauts in the LM Simulator, K.S.C. by Chet Jezierski

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  • Ink painting of two astronauts training inside a lunar module simulator. Under the painting, the painter labels the astronauts as belonging to the Apollo program.
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    This page from the artist Chet Jexierski's spiral-bound sketchbook shows two astronauts inside the lunar module simulator at Kennedy Space Center. Text in the bottom margin reads: "Two Apollo astronauts work out in the Lunar Module Simulator at the Kennedy Space Center, Florida. (LM pilot on the left - mission commander on the right ) Reflections on the simulator ride I couldn't get."

  • Ink painting of two astronauts training inside a lunar module simulator. Under the painting, the painter labels the astronauts as belonging to the Apollo program.

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May 02, 1972

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