Apollo 17
There were 6 Apollo missions that landed on the Moon: Apollo 11, 12, 14, 15, 16 and 17. Two missions in each of 1969, 1971 and 1972.
Mission: Apollo 11
Commander: Armstrong
Command Module Pilot: Collins
Lunar Module Pilot: Aldrin
Command Module Name: Columbia
Lunar Module Name: Eagle
Launch Date: July 16, 1969
Duration of Flight: 08d 03h 18m 35s
First manned landing on the Moon, July 20.
Mission: Apollo 12
Commander: Conrad
Command Module Pilot: Gordon
Lunar Module Pilot: Bean
Command Module Name: Yankee Clipper
Lunar Module Name: Intrepid
Launch Date: November 14, 1969
Duration of Flight: 10d 04h 36m 24s
First precise manned landing on the Moon. Recovered part of Surveyor 3 probe.
Apollo 13 was launched April 11, 1970 but the oxygen tank exploded en route, forcing cancellation of the landing and the mission to be aborted.
Mission: Apollo 14
Commander: Shepard
Command Module Pilot: Roosa
Lunar Module Pilot: Mitchell
Command Module Name: Kitty Hawk
Lunar Module Name: Antares
Launch Date: January 31, 1971
Duration of Flight: 09d 00h 01m 58s
Alan Shepard, the sole astronaut of the Mercury MR-3 mission - and thus the first American in space - walks (and plays golf) on the Moon.
Mission: Apollo 15
Commander: Scott
Command Module Pilot: Worden
Lunar Module Pilot: Irwin
Command Module Name: Endeavour
Lunar Module Name: Falcon
Launch Date: July 26, 1971
Duration of Flight: 12d 07h 11m 53s
First mission with the Lunar Rover vehicle.
Mission: Apollo 16
Commander: Young
Command Module Pilot: Mattingly
Lunar Module Pilot: Duke
Command Module Name: Casper
Lunar Module Name: Orion
Launch Date: April 16, 1972
Duration of Flight: 11d 01h 51m 05s
First landing in the lunar highlands.
Mission: Apollo 17
Commander: Cernan
Command Module Pilot: Evans
Lunar Module Pilot: Schmitt
Command Module Name: America
Lunar Module Name: Challenger
Launch Date: December 7, 1972
Duration of Flight: 12d 13h 51m 59s
Final Apollo lunar mission, first night launch, only mission with a professional geologist.
2006-11-21 06:17:57
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answered by Anonymous
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Apollo 17 was the sixth and last Apollo mission in which humans walked on the lunar surface. On 11 December 1972 two astronauts (Commander Eugene A. Cernan and LM pilot Harrison H. Schmitt, the first scientist on the Moon) landed in the Taurus-Littrow region of the Moon in the Lunar Module (LM) while the Command and Service Module (CSM) (with CM pilot Ronald E. Evans) continued in lunar orbit. During their stay on the Moon, the astronauts set up scientific experiments, took photographs, and collected lunar samples.
2006-11-21 06:29:52
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answered by M M 4
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3 astronauts died in Apollo a million, in a fireplace on the launch pad for the duration of a venture simulation. i won't be in a position to bear in mind there being a 2, 3, 4, 5, or 6, nevertheless those designations have been in all probability utilized in unmanned testing. Apollo 7 exchange into an Earth orbital venture, to evaluation out the command and repair modules. Apollo 8 exchange right into a lunar orbital venture, yet no attempt exchange into made to land. it is the venture on which the well known "Earthrise" photograph exchange into taken, with our planet turning out to be from at the back of the moon. Apollo 9 exchange into lower back Earth orbit basically, yet this time, they delivered alongside a lunar module to evaluation out the rendezvous and docking of the two vessels. next, Apollo 10, exchange into an entire-gown "prepare consultation" of a lunar landing, to make certain that one and all the aspects worked suitable in lunar orbit. Apollo 11 exchange into, of direction, the 1st effectual landing and return, observed by utilising yet another success with Apollo 12, then 13, which had a difficulty on a thank you to the moon, and lost maximum of its oxygen. The related lunar module exchange into used as a lifeboat, and the astronauts have been basically a splash waiting to make it lower back alive. simply by fact the astronauts survived, yet did not land, the venture exchange into observed as "a effectual failure". the ideal 4 in the Apollo sequence have been numbers 14, 15, sixteen, and 17, all of that have been effectual. Twelve men have walked on the moon, and all back to Earth, so no, Neil Armstrong isn't on the instant up there.
2016-10-22 12:08:46
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answered by ? 4
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Apollo 17 in1972
2006-11-21 09:05:02
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answered by geoff b 2
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apollo 17 was the last mission, gene cernan was the last man on the moon.
2006-11-22 04:34:13
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answered by andyprefab 2
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'Twas Apollo 17 indeed.
And although Gene Cernan was the last person to step off the lunar surface, Jack Schmitt claims he was the last person to step on to the surface as he followed Cernan out of the LM thus becoming the 12th and (so far) last person to walk on the Moon.
2006-11-25 03:22:12
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answered by Whoosher 5
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