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What astronout did not fly the Apollo 13?
Well, The crew that was supposed to go on Apollo 13 was Alan Sheppard's crew, but he got an ongoing ear infection so he and his crew got bumped. Afterwards, Jim Lovell and his crew (Fred Haise, and Ken Mattingly) were assigned for the Apollo 13 mission, but because the doctors thought Ken Mattingly was going to have the measles, he got bumped from the mission and was replaced with Jack Swigert. Hope this helps! :)
When did neil Armstrong first want to become an astronaut?
While he was a test pilot at Edwards Air Force Base in California NASA sent out enquiries exmplaining the basics of the astronaut program and looking for volunteers. Neil thought it sounded exciting and signed up.
Why did Alan Bean go to the moon?
Alan Bean went to the moon as part of the Apollo 12 mission, which was the second mission to land humans on the lunar surface. He was the lunar module pilot and played a crucial role in helping to successfully land the spacecraft on the moon.
What Apollo mission was thought to be lost in space?
Apollo 13 was the mission that experienced an oxygen tank explosion in 1970, causing the spacecraft to lose power and putting the crew in a life-threatening situation. Through the heroic efforts of the crew and NASA mission control, they were able to safely return to Earth.
Was Pete Conrad the third man to walk on the moon?
Pete conrad went to the moon because he thought that is would be a good experinance going to the moon
What is the singular of measles?
I thought measles was already the singular word. For example, "He has measles." Measles is already plural as well. For example, "They all have measles."
Why are measles and mumps thought to be an autoimmune disease?
cuz they are
Why saint Clara settled at the saint Clara college in that spot?
Santa Clara mission was settled at the college because when they build the mission they thought that is a safe place but when the floods destroy the mission they have to move the mission.
Who shot Narcissa Whitman in the chest?
She was killed in the Whitman massacre in walla walla valley because her husband was treating whites for measles but letting Indian children die at least that's what the Indians thought.
What happened to the Whitman's?
The Whitmans started a mission in 1836 and called it the Whitman Mission. while they were traveling they ran across some old friends. They had some conflict and split up, the Whitmans tried to convert indians, their friends tried to convert the others.But on November 29th, 1847, Europeans came to America and brought measles, influenza, cholera, and smallpox. Many Native Americans died because they had no immunity towards the European diseases. Native Americans thought thought it was Mr.Whitman because he was a doctor. So they hunted down the Whitmans and killed them and the people who were traveling with them. The Whitman massacre is also known as the Walla Walla Massacre or the Whitman Incident.
What happened to Whitman?
The Whitmans started a mission in 1836 and called it the Whitman Mission. while they were traveling they ran across some old friends. They had some conflict and split up, the Whitmans tried to convert indians, their friends tried to convert the others.But on November 29th, 1847, Europeans came to America and brought measles, influenza, cholera, and smallpox. Many Native Americans died because they had no immunity towards the European diseases. Native Americans thought thought it was Mr.Whitman because he was a doctor. So they hunted down the Whitmans and killed them and the people who were traveling with them. The Whitman massacre is also known as the Walla Walla Massacre or the Whitman Incident.
What happened of bombing of Pearl Harbor?
The Japanese surprised attacked the sailors because they thought it was a routine training mission. They also bombed the harbor.
Why was mission Santa Cruz chosen to be built in Santa Cruz?
Because they thought Father Fermin Lasuen was a trusted Father to run the mission and because their was not many missions.
Why is mission carmel important?
Mission Carmel was important for a number of reasons: The Rumsen Tribe there were friendly to the French explorers in 1600's and the Spaniards in the 1700's. The mission was also important because of the mild weather, and abundant plant and wildlife. The Spaniards thought it was also important because Monterey bay was strategic for shipping and or warfare.
Why does Enkidu object to Gilgamesh's plan?
Enkidu thought that Gilgamesh's plan was a suicide mission because the powers Humbaba had been given by the gods made him invincible.
What astronout did not fly the Apollo 13?
Well, The crew that was supposed to go on Apollo 13 was Alan Sheppard's crew, but he got an ongoing ear infection so he and his crew got bumped. Afterwards, Jim Lovell and his crew (Fred Haise, and Ken Mattingly) were assigned for the Apollo 13 mission, but because the doctors thought Ken Mattingly was going to have the measles, he got bumped from the mission and was replaced with Jack Swigert. Hope this helps! :)
Why is vitamin A given with measles vaccine?
vitamin A was thought to improve immune response to vaccine and thus it was given along with vaccine. but reaserch indicates that there was no differnec with vitaminA supplementation and without it.
