On November 24, 1969, U.S. spacecraft second landing on the moon. On November 24, 1969, humanity's second moon trip victory completed with Apollo 12's astronauts navigating the Southern Pacific's U.S. "Big Bee" rescue ship and staying there for 32 hours. On October 20, they left the "Big Bee" moon landing cabin, took two rounds, spent eight hours, left their boat to 1,000 feet and Alan-F-Bin departed from Kennedy's Corner. On November 19, the astronauts arrived at a meteor nearby, with no crew flying in the moon landing, and there happened to return to the C-58 standard spacecraft, but they didn't go back to the ocean, with a plan of roaming for eight hours, and left