There really isn't a definition of the Apollo missions so much as a purpose for the Apollo Program as well as a purpose for each mission that supported the goal of the Apollo Program. The Apollo Program was a program that ran from 1963-1972 with the purpose of safely placing a man on the moon as well as safely bringing him back to Earth. Of all the missions, two orbited the Earth, two orbited the moon, one (Apollo 13) was supposed to land on the moon but malfunctioned, slungshot around the moon and safely returned to earth leaving six missions that actually landed on the moon and returned safely to Earth.
1,7-17 were manned apollo missions
they were Apollo missions (such as; Apollo 11, Apollo 12, Apollo 13, etc.).
No Apollo missions landed people on the moon.
17 Apollo missions altogether.
The Apollo moon missions were from 1969 to 1972.
1,7-17 were manned apollo missions
they were Apollo missions (such as; Apollo 11, Apollo 12, Apollo 13, etc.).
No Apollo missions landed people on the moon.
17 Apollo missions altogether.
The Apollo moon missions were from 1969 to 1972.
Apollo 1,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16,17
Apollo 13
The Apollo missions were named more or less in order. After Apollo 1 was destroyed in a fire there were no other manned missions until Apollo 7. As such, starting at Apollo 7, the missions were named in order. Apollo 11 was 4th mission after Apollo 7.
there were 18 Apollo missions
"Apollo" missions.
six of the Apollo missions successfully landed on the moon
No. While it is possible and even likely that there will be future missions to the moon, they will not be Apollo missions.