Lunar Roving Vehicle (LRV) in action during the Apollo 16 mission in April 1972. This video shows astronauts John Young and Charles Duke driving the rover across the Moon’s surface, exploring craters, collecting samples, and making history as only a handful of humans have done. Apollo 16 was the fifth mission to land humans on the Moon, and this footage really brings the mission to life — showing the mobility and excitement of lunar exploration beyond static photos. Imagine riding a rover in the

Space Eve on Instagram: "Apollo 15 astronaut David Scott prepares the Lunar Roving Vehicle, securing the final components before driving it across the Moon toward Station 4. This restored 16 mm footage, originally filmed at 6 fps and interpolated to 60 fps, shows the rover in motion with synchronized audio. Follow @spaceeves #Apollo15 #MoonMission #LunarRover #SpaceHistory"