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![[Apollo 15] HADLEY'S RESEARCH OUTPOST (diptych) James Irwin, 26 July - 7 August 1971, EVA 2 and 3 image 1](/_next/image.jpg?url=https%3A%2F%2Fimg1.bonhams.com%2Fimage%3Fsrc%3DImages%2Flive%2F2025-03%2F24%2F25639331-354-1.jpg&w=2400&q=75)
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€600 - €800
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In the first image, taken from close range during EVA 2, the Central Station is prominently featured in the foreground, its gold foil insulation gleaming under the lunar sunlight. The long cable extending into the distance connects the Lunar Surface Magnetometer, which was positioned further away to minimize interference.
The second image, taken from a different angle during EVA 3, offers a wider perspective of the ALSEP deployment area, with several key instruments visible across the Hadley plain. Footprints, rover tracks, and scattered deployment materials provide a stark contrast to the otherwise untouched lunar landscape, a testament to the human presence and scientific ambitions of Apollo 15.