The Command Module.
Compared to the Space Shuttle Orbiter, relatively very little of the Apollo spacecraft returned to earth. Typically, just the Command Module came back to earth. With Apollo 13, the Lunar Module came back to earth, as it was used as a lifeboat for the three astronauts, until just before reentry. Typically, the Lunar Module was left to crash into the moon after it was used. The only other Lunar Module that made it back to earth (to burn up in the atmosphere) was the one used on Apollo 9, which was a Low-Earth Orbit mission.
If the question is referring to the Apollo missions, the Command Module (also known as the capsule) was the section that housed the astronauts and returned to Earth.
Apollo 13 came back to earth on the 17th of April 1970.
when and wheere did Apollo land when it came back to eath? when and wheere did Apollo land when it came back to eath?
When Apollo 13 was reentering Earth is was traveling at a speed of 36,210.6 feet per second. When the spacecraft came around from the far side of the moon it was traveling at 860.5 feet per second.
The command module is the only part to come back to earth, it is now in Washington.
NO nobody died, but they came pretty close!!:(
The Apollo 11 landed in the Pacific ocean, and were later picked up by the aircraft carrier The Hornet, they then were sent into quarantine.
The Apollo 11 mission was less about discovery than it was about proving that the hardware, and the astronauts, could land on the moon and return safely to Earth. The crew only spent 2 hours 36 minutes outside the spacecraft and walking on the surface. They collected some samples, took some pictures, then they got back in and came home.
No Apollo 13 came back into the atmosphere in the command module, the reason was that the lunar module, their savior could not face that huge heat at reentry.
only the command modue came back to earth
there isn't any proof of any alien spacecraft even exists but even if aliens exist they would have some sort of spacecraft to go to earth in because there isn't any other known way of getting living things from planet to planet.