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        10, the ALSEP site.  It begins at a mission elapsed time of about         
        149:11:10 which corresponds to approximately 22 April 1972, 23:05:10      
        UT.  For index run 12, the LSRP is used with the 0.2 tip and halfway      
        between the rover and the deep core site.  For index run 13, the LSRP     
        is used with the 0.2 tip and about 2 to 4 meters towards the central      
        station.  The associated data table for index run 13 is                   
        DATA/A16_SMSS_72_M016936_031.TAB.  Please note there is no data           
        table associated with index run 14.                                       
        
        This movie is an MPEG-4 conversion of a Real Media (RM) file publicly 
        available in the Apollo Lunar Surface Journal (ALSJ) at                             
        http://www.history.nasa.gov/alsj/main.html.                               
        
        Please note the times listed for this video are approximate elapsed       
        times from the mission transcripts at the start of the video and          
        converted to UT.
        
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    Video with audio taken by the astronauts during index        
    runs 13 and 14 of the Apollo 16 Soil Mechanics experiment at Station      
    10, the ALSEP site.  It begins at a mission elapsed time of about         
    149:11:10 which corresponds to approximately 22 April 1972, 23:05:10      
    UT.  For index run 12, the LSRP is used with the 0.2 tip and halfway      
    between the rover and the deep core site.  For index run 13, the LSRP     
    is used with the 0.2 tip and about 2 to 4 meters towards the central      
    station.  The associated data table for index run 13 is                   
    DATA/A16_SMSS_72_M016936_031.TAB.  Please note there is no data           
    table associated with index run 14.                                       
    
    This movie is an MPEG-4 conversion of a Real Media (RM) file publicly 
    available in the Apollo Lunar Surface Journal (ALSJ) at                             
    http://www.history.nasa.gov/alsj/main.html.                               
    
    Please note the times listed for this video are approximate elapsed       
    times from the mission transcripts at the start of the video and          
    converted to UT.
    
    For the PDS4 migration, the original RM (Real Media) files were 
    converted using the “Production Max” preset in HandBrake 
    (https://handbrake.fr/) to make them compliant with PDS4 standards.
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