Schmitt

Graduate Students Meet Astronaut Harrison Schmitt at National Conference

InfiniteMIT | Harrison Schmitt, “A Trip to the Moon" - Mass Space Grant Consortium Public Lecture

Opinion: Why NASA’s Artemis Matters by Dr Harrison Schmitt

Apollo astronaut Harrison Schmitt suggests intensive cross-country skiing lessons for future lunar astronauts to help them explore the surface more quickly. He recommended the Taurus-Littrow valley as a potential destination for a lunar ski resort

Apollo 17 Lunar Module pilot Harrison Schmitt completed a 53-week course in flight training after being selected by NASA in 1965. But he did not hold a Civil (FAA) Pilot Certificate during his flight to the moon and only currently holds a Student Pilot Certificate

Harrison Schmitt, Last living person to walk on the Moon lectured at The College of Science March 31

Apollo 17 astronaut Harrison Schmitt is the only scientist to have explored the Moon’s surface. Because he was not a pilot, as all previous astronauts were, Dr. Schmitt attended a 53-week course in flight training, logging more than 2,100 hours flying time