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50 years later, last sealed Apollo 17 lunar samples opened
Read full article: 50 years later, last sealed Apollo 17 lunar samples openedFifty years after Apollo 17, NASA’s Johnson Space Center is taking the lead in a major milestone – the opening of lunar sample from the last Apollo mission, Apollo 17.
Behind the scenes: The making of Space Center Houston’s Apollo 13 bronze statue
Read full article: Behind the scenes: The making of Space Center Houston’s Apollo 13 bronze statueSpace Center Houston is honoring the dedication of the Apollo 13 crew and the flight controllers in Mission Control at NASA Johnson Space Center who worked around the clock to ensure the crew’s survival and safe return.
51 years later, Apollo 13 astronauts reflect on historic mission
Read full article: 51 years later, Apollo 13 astronauts reflect on historic missionOn April 11, 1970, three astronauts and a team here on Earth dared to attempt what was expected to be the third moon landing. However, just shy of 56 hours into the mission, the crew experienced a problem that would turn into a full-fledged effort to get the crew back to Earth alive.
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Gene Kranz: 'There is no equivocation. It was go or no go.'
Read full article: Gene Kranz: 'There is no equivocation. It was go or no go.'The Apollo 11 lunar landing is a moment that changed history. Fifty years later, key leaders, such as Apollo 11 Lunar Landing Flight Director Gene Kranz, remember it as if it were yesterday.