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| Description | Apollo 14 Hasselblad image from film magazine 64/LL - EVA-2. Boulders of ejecta from Cone crater. |
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| Source | AS14-64-9101 |
| Author | Project Apollo Archive |
| Other versions | Apollo 14 cone crater boulders.jpg |
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