On December 14, 1972, the Apollo 17 Lunar Module, carrying astronauts Eugene Cernan and Harrison Schmitt, lifted off from the lunar surface, marking the conclusion of the final human mission to the Moon. This departure signaled the end of the Apollo program's lunar landings, a record that has stood for over 50 years. Credit: Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum | History In Pictures

It has been 44 years since man was on the #Moon. Catch a view of the #Apollo17 landing site in this video. https://goo.gl/MXFNrG | Space.com

Apollo 17 LM Window Panorama with Mission Audio This pan was captured by the Apollo 17 Crew soon after landing, the right side from Schmitt's window and the left from Cernan's window, all of the frames were then stitched together by Moonpans.com to form a single pan. In this video the mission audio has been added when Cernan and Schmitt got their first look outside the windows | Moonpans.com