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The prime crew of Apollo 15; from left to right: Commander, David Scott, Command Module pilot, Alfred Worden and Lunar Module pilot, James Irwin.

The prime crew of Apollo 15; from left to right: Commander, David Scott, Command Module pilot, Alfred Worden and Lunar Module pilot, James Irwin. Stock Photo

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31 March 2022

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