Apollo 14 landed at Fra Mauro on 5 February 1971. Alan Shepard and Edgar Mitchell spent 33.5 hours on the surface, 9.4 of them outside in 2 moonwalks, while Stuart Roosa stayed in orbit. They brought back 42.3 kg of rock and soil. The highlands of Fra Mauro, the site Apollo 13 could not reach.
Stand there in 3D| Landed (UTC) | 5 February 1971 |
| On the surface | Alan Shepard, Edgar Mitchell |
| In orbit | Stuart Roosa |
| Time on the surface | 33.5 hours |
| Moonwalks | 2, 9.4 hours in all |
| Samples returned | 42.3 kg |
| Lunar Module position | 3.646° S, 17.472° W (LROC) |
The Moon explorer puts Fra Mauro on the globe with its own card. Standing there, the ground around the Lunar Module comes from LRO's camera: a 2 m terrain model and its photograph at the centre, then wider LOLA maps out to the horizon.