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Hello everyone, back in 2008 I assembled some Apollo 17 stereo photo pairs from the Lunar Surface Journal site. These weren't all photos taken as stereopairs, but I noticed that some of the photos in the collection overlapped and were shifted enough to assemble some pairs.
It's been so long since then that I had forgotten I put these together, so here they are, for your enjoyment.
These are cross-eyed, which I prefer to parallel-eyed, so I hope you can master that technique because you will never again look atbthe Moon photos in the same way again, the distances of the sunlit landscape are vast, vast and bare, agaist that dark sky, unlike anything else seen on earth.

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>What was broadcast live during the Apollo missions was potato quality video.
Sure, in that regard, electronics, we are much further ahead nowadays, obviously.
But man, those lunar photos sure are incredible, especially in 3D.