HE BATTALION Tuesday, November 25, 1969 College Station, Texas Page 3 Apollo 12 Home (Continued from page 1) nd the respirators would be safe enough. ■The astronauts will remain iso lated aboard the Mobile Quaran- Kne Facility on the Hornet until Be big carrier arrives in Hawaii at; 5 p.m. Friday. ■The spacemen will ride in the [silver van as an aircraft flies it ft Ellington Air Force Base near Be Manned Spacecraft Center in ■ouston. There the moon explor ers will go directly into the quar antine of the Lunar Receiving Laboratory. As the spacecraft whipped around the earth toward land ing, the astronauts reported a view never before seen by man —a total eclipse of the sun by the full earth, leaving a halo of pinks, blues, darkness and light. “It has to be the most spec tacular sight of the whole flight!†Conrad exclaimed. “We can see clouds ... on the dark part of the earth, and the earth is still defined by this thin blue and red segmented band.†There were lightning flashes and thun derstorms. “It’s unbelievable!†Gordon said excitedly. “The sun is illuminating the whole atmosphere all the way around,†Bean described it. “You can’t see any earth. It’s black, just like space. You can’t see any features on it. All you can see is a sort of purple blue with some shades of violet.†Splash down ends a moon mission that began 10 days and 5^ hours ear lier with a launch through a thunderstorm at Cape Kennedy. Conrad, Bean and Gordon traveled almost one million miles, flying to the moon/ orbiting it 45 times and returning to earth. Conrad and Bean landed the lu nar module Intrepid on the moon’s Ocean of Storms and worked on the moon two times totaling almost eight hours of exploration. The only major disappoint ment in almost flawless mission was failure of a color television camera. A tube apparently burn ed out from overexposure to sun light, blacking out a view on earth of man’s second and third treks on the moon. In his landing only 600 feet from an old, dead Surveyor spacecraft, Conrad proved man can fly to a precise point on the lunar surface, a valuable lesson if an orderly exploration of the moon is to continue. The two moonwalkers gathered 80 to 90 pounds of carefully se lected rocks. They also clipped off pieces of the Surveyor, a ro bot spacecraft landed on the Ocean of Storms 2% years ago. Conrad and Bean also took hundreds of pictures which scien tists value as documented data about the lunar surface and its environment. During their first moon walk, the pair established a science station powered by atomic ener gy. It is expected to send data to earth for a year and has al ready beamed readings which have puzzled and intrigued scien tists. After 31 ^ hours on the moon’s surface, Conrad and Bean re joined Gordon in the command ship orbiting the moon. Togeth- bods for a Happy Feast lASDA Inspected for 'Wholesomeness Tom Turkeys -Lb. 37 toneless Roast 7 Ckelc* Grad* Haavy Beaf —Lb. ■standing Rib Roast QQ4 fad. USDA Choic* Grad* Haavy 8**f —Lb. Cafeterii Swift's Turkeys. 10 to 14-Lb. Averaga. USDA lasp. Grad# ‘A* —Lb. USDA Ck*ic* Crack Heavy loaf lib Steaks round Chuck Sround Beef Smoked Hams L*«* om4 ToaUar ImI Safeway Haady Cfcob Pak _u..89f 111 - | Si JlH | 65* 1 banned Ham $5 88 1 Swift Ham ^ J6 49 1|| ^Trophy or ^-Festive Brand 17 to 24-Lb. Average. 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The Intrepid was deliberately crashed on the moon’s surface and a seismometer in the sci ence station sent back readings on the impact for 50 minutes. Scientists said the moon appar ently vibrated like a bell, a phe nomena they still are unable to explain. Moon rocks and Surveyor pieces will also go into quaran- begin their examination of the rocks immediately, working with the samples with gloves while protected by air-tight cabinets and vacuum chambers. Rocks and dust from the Yan kee Clipper will also be exposed to mice, insects, birds and plants in a search for any toxic or dis ease effects. If the material is found harmless, samples of it will be released to scores of sci entists for further study. 2 Physics Profs Awarded $12,800 Two A&M physics professors have been awarded Research Corp. Frederick Gardner Cattrell grants totaling $12,795. Associate Professor Hans A. 'Schuessler received $7,840 for resonance experiments on stored ions. Assistant Professor Donald G. 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