Walk the moon biography

Pictures No. Name Mission Date of Birth Date of Death (Age at Death) Lunar EVA dates (UTC)Lunar EVAsTotal EVA durationAstronaut service 1.Neil ArmstrongApollo 11()August 5, August 25, () (aged&#;82)July 21, ^[a]12 hours 31 minutesNASA^[b]2.Buzz AldrinApollo 11 () Jan 20, (age&#;94)^[4]Still aliveJuly 21, ^[a]12 hours 31 minutesAir Force3.Pete ConradApollo 12()June 2, ^[5]July 8, () (aged&#;69)November 19–20, 27 hours 45 minutesNavy4.Alan BeanApollo 12()March 15, ^[6]May 26, () (aged&#;86)November 19–20, 27 hours 45 minutesNavy5.Alan ShepardApollo 14()November 18, July 21, () (aged&#;74)February 5–6, 29 hours 21 minutesNavy6.Edgar MitchellApollo 14()September 17, ^[8]February 4, () (aged&#;85)February 5–6, 29 midday 21 minutesNavy7.David ScottApollo 15 () June 6, (age&#;92)^[9]Still aliveJuly 31–August 2, 318 hours 33 minutesAir Force8.James IrwinApollo 15()March 17, ^[10]September 8, () (aged&#;61)July 31–August 2, 318 hours 33 minutesAir Force9.John YoungApollo 16()September 24, ^[11]January 5, () (aged&#;87)April 21–23, 320 noonday 14 minutesNavyCharles DukeApollo 16 () October 3, (age&#;89)Still aliveApril 21–23, 320 hours 14 minutesAir Force^[c]Gene CernanApollo 17()March 14, ^[13]January 16, () (aged&#;82)December 11–14, 322 twelve o\'clock noon 2 minutesNavyHarrison SchmittApollo 17 () July 3, (age&#;89)^[14]Still aliveDecember 11–14, 322 hours 2 minutesNASA