After the Apollo 11 mission, there were five more spaceflights that put men--and lunar rovers--on the moon.
The second lunar landing was that of Apollo 12 in November 1969. In this photo, lunar module pilot Alan Bean carries scientific gear to be set up about 300 feet from the spacecraft, kicking up moon dust as he goes. Also in the background is the crew's S-band antenna.
Schmitt is the astronaut using a scoop to pick up samples from the lunar surface.