The number will be high as we have to count the cosmonauts as well.The shuttle and space station had many at a time could be 400 in all.
If you ask the number of manned Apollo space missions then the number is eleven, starting with Apollo 7 and ending with Apollo 17.
Apollo 13 had an explosion while encourse to the Moon. Luckily, the three astronauts inside were able to survive and make it back to Earth alive. The mission reminded people of the dangers of space exploration. The mission's story has been made into a movie, 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
It was the far-ultraviolet space telescope taken to the Moon by Apollo 16. It took about 200 photographs showing the stars. So much for the Moon Hoaxers who claim none of the Apollo photos showed stars! Interestingly enough, the Apollo 'scope looked at the stars in frequencies that had never been seen before, as far ultraviolet is absorbed by Earth's atmosphere before it can reach telescopes on the ground. The discoveries the Apollo 16 space telescope made were later verified by comparison with imagery from various' countries later space telescopes. In other words, Apollo 16 captured data no hoaxer could have created as it involved things that hadn't been discovered yet. So much for the idea that Apollo was a hoax!
No. There have been no moon missions since Apollo 17 in 1972. All the manned missions since have been in low earth orbit and have been related to the International Space Station, space shuttle, Skylab, and the Apollo Soyuz mission.
We lost the crew of Apollo 1 before they ever launched, Apollo 2-6 were unmanned, and Apollo 7-17 flew.
spacecraft accidents have ocurred before exiting the earth's atmosphere or after entering it so to date no one has been burned in space.
Because we were in a Space Race to get to the Moon before the Soviet Union, which culminated in the Apollo missions of 1968 to 1972. Apollo 8 had already orbited the Moon and Apollo 10 was the "dress rehearsal" using the Lunar Lander. Once all of the systems had been tested, Apollo 11 made the actual first landing in July 1969, with Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin walking on the lunar surface.
Two - Apollo 11 and 12. Apollo 13 would have been the third manned lunar landing.
Neil Armstrong first went into space aboard Gemini 8 in 1966, where he performed the first manned docking of two spacecraft. And also in July 20, 1969 he was the mission commander for the Apollo moon landing.
Robert Crippen and John Young were on the first Space Shuttle into space, flying the Columbia on April 12, 1981. Young had previously been to space on Gemini 3 in 1965, and to the Moon twice, as Command Module pilot of Apollo 10 and as commander of Apollo 16, when he walked on the lunar surface.
The computers on board the Apollo Space Crafts were about the same as your calculator... Just much larger.