The Apollo mission included the command module (Columbia) and the lunar module (Eagle). In total carrying three people.
The lunar module (Eagle) carried two people.
Three.
There were a total of 12 astronauts who set foot on the moon.
They were built throughout the 60's and into the 70's. The spacecraft and various modules went through many, many iterations and versions. There was not just a single design that was used throughout the program.
The Apollo 18 spacecraft docked with the Russian Soyuz 19 spacecraft in orbit during the Apollo-Soyuz Test Project in 1975. This was the first international human spaceflight mission conducted by NASA and the Soviet space agency.
The Apollo spacecraft had a maximum capacity of three people. Each mission typically consisted of three astronauts: a commander, a command module pilot, and a lunar module pilot.
Three.
Normally six, but it can hold up to seven if necessary
There were a total of 12 astronauts who set foot on the moon.
The did launch them into space many times.
They were built throughout the 60's and into the 70's. The spacecraft and various modules went through many, many iterations and versions. There was not just a single design that was used throughout the program.
The Apollo 18 spacecraft docked with the Russian Soyuz 19 spacecraft in orbit during the Apollo-Soyuz Test Project in 1975. This was the first international human spaceflight mission conducted by NASA and the Soviet space agency.
The Apollo spacecraft had a maximum capacity of three people. Each mission typically consisted of three astronauts: a commander, a command module pilot, and a lunar module pilot.
As each Apollo spacecraft had three astronauts at a time and seven Apollo crafts flew to the moon, there were a total of 21 astronauts.
The Apollo 11 is made up of two main parts, the command module and the lunar module. There were over two million separate parts that made up the Apollo 11 spacecraft. Including the Saturn V booster which was, by far, the largest part.
Yes, the spacecraft Apollo 13 was named after the Greek god Apollo, known for being the god of light, music, and healing. The Apollo program, which included Apollo 13, was named after Apollo because he was associated with the sun and light, symbolizing the project's goal of shining light on the unknown mysteries of space.
The Gemini spacecraft carried two astronauts to the moon.
The Apollo 8 spacecraft orbited around the moon 10 times.