One Lucky Guy by Alan Bean (Framed)
$595.00
SIGNED BY ALAN BEAN!
“It seemed I could run forever on the Moon and my legs would not get tired,” recollects Apollo 12 moonwalker Alan Bean. “There was a reason, however. On Earth I weighed about 150 pounds and the suit and backpack another 150 pounds. On the Moon, with its one-sixth gravity, my equipment and I only weighed a total of 50 pounds. This light weight made me feel as if I were super strong – that I could run forever.”
“Time on the Moon was limited so we learned quickly how to run in a spacesuit. The suit is hard to move at the knee and hip joints. Moving about is most readily accomplished by keeping the legs relatively stiff and using mostly an ankle motion. It feels and looks as if you are dancing on tiptoe. If I could bring that one-sixth gravity field back to Earth, I could win the Boston Marathon – my legs would only have to carry 25 pounds.” –Alan Bean
Canvas #38 out of an edition of 80. Signed and numbered.
COA included.
Framed as shown: 12.5″x9.5″
In stock
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