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==[[Apollo 1]]== ==[[Apollo 7]]==

[[Category:Apollo]] ...ogram astronauts left Earth's orbit and flew around the Moon (Apollo 7 and Apollo 9 did not leave low Earth orbit).

...tional three launches of Apollo spacecraft in the [[Skylab]] project. The Apollo missions are to date the main source of lunar samples. Also see [[Project M ...t [[Roger Chaffee]]. Cf. Grady Woodard's essay, [[A Day To Remember - The Apollo Fire]].

:As a baseline for comparison, the 7 Apollo crewed landing missions cost around $20bn (2010) each, including research a ...d amount to roughly $135bn annually, sufficient to fund the entirety of an Apollo-scale program each year. Nevertheless, even at that level only a modest co

10-03-42 V-2 LAUNCHED TEST STAND 7-PEENEMUNDE GERMANY-ALBERT ZEILER 10-04-57 USSR R-7, 2-STAGE ROCKET LAUNCHED SPUTNIK I

...s are set to be the first manned missions to the Moon since the end of the Apollo program in 1972. At this point, there has been talk of an Apollo 8 style mission , with an ''''Orion'''' space

...amples [1, pg 123]. However, it's present in significant quantities in the Apollo 16 and 17 samples and the Lunar-20 sample [1 pg123]. Any ISRU design will h ...Fe)(Mg,Fe)Si₂O₆ - is referenced in the Apollo 11 and Apollo 15 samples. But pigeonite covers a range of minerals including the two main

Apollo 14 Moon mission with Astronauts Alan Shepard, Stuart Roosa and Edgar Mitche ...ailment and was assigned a new mission this time to the Moon on broad the Apollo 14. His mission this time was called “Moon Trees.”

...at Redstone Arsenal. The Mercury Program was not initiated until October 7, 1958 ...rate the rocket engine. The seventy-eight thousand pound thrust Redstone A 7 used Liquid Oxygen and Kerosene fuels. The Redstone rocket was sixty-nine f

The Apollo Program was a reactionary political move by the USA to exceed accomplishmen ...[[Alan Shepard]] onto a sub-orbital trajectory into space aboard [[Freedom 7]] on May 5, 1961. Another three weeks later, American President [[John F.

...America’s early space program started from the first manned Mercury to our Apollo Saturn Rockets to the moon.” 10-03-42 V-2 LAUNCHED TEST STAND 7-PEENEMUNDE GERMANY-ALBERT ZEILER

[[Image:GP4Fig_7.jpg|thumb|Figure 7<BR/>Arctuate rilles in Rimae Hippalus]]Second, lava subsidence produced str ...rille’. These are only found around the edges of lava filled basins (fig 7). The best examples are those around the Mare Humorum, and are visible in s

...tions Office. Zeiler said, “We have lost the purge on Pad B for Saturn SA-7’s Outboard Engine at Position Six. The leak is coming from a crack in th ...y of "stress corrosion" cracks, all eight engines were removed from the SA-7 vehicle's first stage and sent back to Rocketdyne where aluminum alloy Dome

#[http://lroc.sese.asu.edu/posts/5 Apollo Basin: Mare in the Sea of Highlands] #[http://lroc.sese.asu.edu/posts/7 Surveyor 6 on the Plains of Sinus Medii]

All of us who worked in the Mercury and Apollo Programs with these Rocket Pioneers, Schemers and Dreamers, were most fortu *Vowe, Theodor K. - Group(4) Redstone Army-MSFC- Dies in Huntsville 6-7-1989

...was driven by the Cold War. This development phase ended with the end of Apollo to the Moon and the design of the Space Shuttle. Since then there has been ...nced type of air-breathing jet engine has been demonstrated to fly at Mach 7 and has the theoretical capability of reaching Mach 15. It might be used t