Quran Tanakh Gospel. - 10-23. Where on the moon did man walk last

10-23. Where on the Moon did man walk last? Apollo 17.

Updated.

28 September 2011 (1432 AH).

Where on the Moon did man last walk?

The last men to walk on the Moon were in Apollo 17.

Today you are the first generation of men and women permitted to travel to the Moon.

12 men have walked on the Moon.

God said travel beyond the Earth and beyond the sky if you can.

Today God allows humans to travel beyond the Earth and beyond the sky.

Quran 55:33 Verse 55:33 O company of jinn and humans, if you are able to pass beyond the regions of the heavens and the earth, then pass. You shall never be able to pass them except with (God’s) authority (and with the knowledge that is given to you by God).

Photo 1. Stamp remembering the humans in space and the humans driving cars on the Moon. Thanks to Wikipedia.

The Apollo 17 landing site on the Moon.

The location where humans last walked on the Moon.

Today you are the first generation of women and men permitted to travel to the Moon.

12 men have walked on the Moon.

Allah said travel beyond the Earth and beyond the sky if you can.

Today Allah allows humans to travel beyond the Earth and beyond the sky.

Quran 55:33 Verse 55:33 O company of jinn and humans, if you are able to pass beyond the regions of the heavens and the earth, then pass. You shall never be able to pass them except with (Allah’s) authority (and with the knowledge that is given to you by Allah).

Map 2. The Apollo 17 landing location where humans last walked on the Moon in 1392 AH (11 December 1972 - 14 December 1972) using part of the map produced by NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center Scientific Visualization Studio.

The Apollo 17 landing coordinates on the Moon.

Today you are the first generation of people permitted to travel to the Moon.

12 humans have walked on the Moon.

Allaah said travel beyond the Earth and beyond the sky if you can.

Today Allaah allows humans to travel beyond the Earth and beyond the sky.

Quran 55:33 Verse 55:33 O company of jinn and humans, if you are able to pass beyond the regions of the heavens and the earth, then pass. You shall never be able to pass them except with (Allaah’s) authority (and with the knowledge that is given to you by Allaah).

Map 3. Use the Moon coordinates and the Moon photo in map 3 and compare them with the Moon photo of the Apollo 17 landing site on map 2 to see where the last humans walked on the Moon. Thanks to John Reid and Wikipedia for use of part of the map.

The Apollo 17 Moon landing site photographed in 1430 AH (28 October 2009).

Photo 4. The Apollo 17 landing site photographed from a satellite orbiting the Moon in 1430 AH (28 October 2009). The Apollo 17 landing site shows the base with 4 feet that was used by the Apollo 17 Moon landing spacecraft called the Challenger descent stage and the pole of the American flag that were left on the Moon. Also visible are the human foot prints on the Moon which look like continuous lines and the Moon car wheel tracks called LRV tracks which are two lines close together. Photographed by the Moon Reconnaissance Orbiter satellite called the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter in 1430 AH (28 October 2009). Thanks to National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), Goddard Space Flight Center (GSFC) and Arizona State University (ASU).

The Apollo 17 Moon landing site photographed in 1432 AH (9 June 2011).

Photo 5. The Apollo 17 landing site photographed from a satellite orbiting the Moon in 1432 AH (9 June 2011). The Apollo 17 landing site shows the base with 4 feet that was used by the Apollo 17 Moon landing spacecraft called the Challenger descent stage and the pole of the American flag and the Apollo Lunar Surface Experiments Package (ALSEP equipment, Apollo Moon Surface Experiments Package) and the car (LRV, LRV-3, LRV 3, Lunar Roving Vehicle, Moon Roving Vehicle) that were left on the Moon. Also visible are the human foot prints on the Moon called astronaut foot path which look like continuous lines and the Moon car wheel tracks called LRV tracks which look like two lines close together. Photographed by the Moon Reconnaissance Orbiter satellite called the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter in 1432 AH (9 June 2011). Thanks to National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), Goddard Space Flight Center (GSFC) and Arizona State University (ASU).

The plaque left on the Moon by Apollo 17.

The plaque left on the Moon by the sixth humans to walk on the Moon.

Photo 6. A message for future visitors to the Apollo 17 Moon landing site has been bolted to the ladder on the base that was used by the Moon landing spacecraft. In the centre is a map of the Moon marking the six locations where humans have walked on the Moon. Thanks to NASA and Wikipedia.

The last humans on the Moon.

The last men on the Moon. The last man on the Moon.

Photo 7. The last men on the Moon were Eugene Cernan and Jack Schmitt who were photographed by Ron Evans on the Apollo 17 Moon orbiting spacecraft (Lunar orbiting spacecraft) during their return journey to Earth. Thanks to NASA.

Return to Earth from the Moon.

Photo 8. The last 3 humans from the Moon parachute to Earth into the Pacific Ocean in the Apollo 17 command module. The lower part of the Apollo 17 Moon orbiting spacecraft called the service module was disconnected before entry into Earth’s atmosphere with 3 humans in the top part of the Moon orbiting spacecraft called the command module arriving by parachute. Thanks to NASA.

Video. NASA Live: Official Stream of NASA TV.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=21X5lGlDOfg

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