Apollo 13 was a failure in the sense that the mission did not land on the moon or achieve any of its mission goals. It was successful because it showed how people can work together to bring about a successful outcome to a situation that looked impossible. The feat of bringing home a crew of three in a spacecraft that was largely disabled through the rupture of its oxygen tanks and damaged electrical systems was a worldwide effort by various technical people, and created universal concern for the astronauts wellbeing.
Apollo 13.
Yes indeed Apollo 7 was a very successful mission.
The final Apollo mission that is Apollo 17, was a successful space mission.
Apollo 11 was the first successful landing, but hardly the first successful mission.
Even though Apollo 13 was a failed mission to the moon , it was very mch a big success in the sense it brought back to earth a damaged and blown spacecraft from the moon.All the three astronauts were well and in good spirits after their ordeal.
Apollo 13.
Apollo 13.
I think it was the Apollo 1 because there have been more than 1 Apollo there have been about 17 Apollo's and Apollo 13 was called the successful failure
Yes indeed Apollo 7 was a very successful mission.
The final Apollo mission that is Apollo 17, was a successful space mission.
Apollo 11 was the first successful landing, but hardly the first successful mission.
Even though Apollo 13 was a failed mission to the moon , it was very mch a big success in the sense it brought back to earth a damaged and blown spacecraft from the moon.All the three astronauts were well and in good spirits after their ordeal.
yes it was a very successful mission
no, the first successful manned mission to the moon was apollo mission 11.
15 with the Apollo name.
Apollo 13 had an explosion in the Service Module, forcing them to abort the moon landing, however Mission Control and the crew of Apollo 13 worked very hard and returned the spacecraft back to Earth, becoming NASA's most "successful failure"
Apollo 13