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Overview of the Moon Trees Project from Apollo 14

The Moon Trees project, initiated during Apollo 14 in 1971, involved carrying tree seeds to the Moon and later germinating them on Earth. The seedlings were planted across the U.S. and internationally, serving as a tribute to astronaut Stuart Roosa and the Apollo program. Roosa, who passed away in 1994, is remembered through these trees.

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Stuart Roosa

The Moon Trees project originated from Apollo 14's mission in 1971 when astronaut Stuart Roosa carried tree seeds to the Moon. After their return, the seeds were germinated and planted across the United States and internationally, commemorating Roosa and the Apollo program. The project highlights the collaboration between NASA and the U.S. Forest Service, with many trees still thriving today as a living legacy.

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  • Apollo 14 launched on January 31, 1971.
  • Stuart Roosa carried hundreds of tree seeds to the Moon.
  • The seeds were germinated by the U.S. Forest Service after returning to Earth.
  • Many seedlings were planted during the U.S. bicentennial in 1976.
  • Stuart Roosa passed away in December 1994.
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