Apollo 16 single lunar dust grain – ex Duke's cue card ASTP While seemingly humble

While seemingly humble

Original LM simulator checklist (pages 1-19/1-20) used extensively by Charlie Duke during pre-flight training

This unique piece is more than just a flag—it’s a symbol of Florida’s pride in contributing to one of the most remarkable achievements in human history

allowing the flown artifact to remain safely preserved while clearly visible

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Apollo 16 single lunar dust grain – ex Duke's cue card ASTP While seemingly humbleApollo 16 Lunar Dust Presentation This 8 10 inch presentation contains a single, visibly larger grain of lunar dust recovered from a mission used cue card formerly owned by Apollo 16 Lunar Module Pilot Charles M. Charlie Duke Jr. The cue card was used inside the Lunar Module Orion during the Apollo 16 mission in April 1972. Cue cards were an essential part of Apollo spacecraft operations, giving astronauts quick access to procedures, timelines,