[rx]

In my previous post, I clearly showed that the MET was available for use on Apollo 14, but it specifically was noted not to have accompanied subsequent missions (Wikipedia, MET). Maybe (!) you can show otherwise for later missions with pictures.

The issue, of course, is the picture under discussion is from Apollo 17, photo AS17-140-21370, and cannot be explained by a two-wheeled craft that was only said to have been used for Apollo 14 and no other mission.

Furthermore, with MET's two wheels, some 3' apart from one another, added to the fact that we're able to seen well more than 3' to either side of that single wheel track, it can't be from a MET even if Wikipedia or other webpages are in error about the MET only accompanying Apollo 14.

[OftheOhio]

So now you’re an expert on METs, lol. It was designed and a manual produced in April 1970 after the second flight to the moon. Really man, why do you think they went into a phd level wheel study, *hits and grins, lol.

[rodguy911]

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