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3D/4K Camera Equipment travelling with Apollo 14 to the Moon

All the Apollo 14 photographs were located at some distance from the Lunar Module (LM) in areas not affected by gases from the LM descent engine. A total of 17-1/2 stereopairs of various surfaces was returned. Two stereopairs are of the track in the lunar soil left by a wheel of the modular equipment transporter (MET), or "rickshaw," that astronauts Alan B. Shepard and Edgar D. Mitchell used on their traverses to carry all their tools and equipment; three stereopairs are of astronaut bootprints in the lunar soil; seven stereopairs are of samples of thermal coatings taken in support of the thermal degradation samples experiment; two stereopairs are of undisturbed lunar soil exhibiting a "raindrop" texture; and the remaining 3 1/2 pairs are of the surfaces of rocks that are partially obscured by lunar soil. All stereo images were captured in 4K resolution.