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Apollo 1: Astronauts burned to death on the pad during a communications test. The fire was due to numerous mechanical and engineering flaws, including the mistake of conducting the test with a pressurized atmosphere of 100% oxygen inside the space capsule.
Apollo 13: Atmospheric system suffered a catastrophic failure on route to the Moon. The spacecraft and crew survived, and made it back to Earth.
Deep Space 2 and 3: Mars probe sent to orbit the planet and land a rover on the south pole icecap. Due to a metric conversion error in the program code, the orbiter missed the planet and drifted out into deep space; while the rover crashed into the icecap, having never deployed its parachute.
Space Shuttle Challenger: Due to a mechanical flaw, the shuttle exploded just after takeoff. The orbiter was blown to pieces, and crashed into the ocean. At least 3/8 of the crew survived the explosion, and later drowned in the ocean. All hands were lost.
Space Shuttle Columbia: Broke up during reentry, after the wing was damaged during the launch. The damage was due to an engineering flaw in the space shuttle system, which was never dealt with in the 30 years of the shuttle program.
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Who ended the Apollo missions?
The Apollo missions were ended by NASA due to budget constraints and shifting priorities. The final mission was Apollo 17 in 1972. NASA shifted its focus to the development of the Space Shuttle program after the Apollo missions.
When did it NASA end?
NASA has NOT ended and likely never will 'end' since its purpose is space exploration and planetary science studies.
What is the name of the NASA missions that landed men on the moon?
The NASA missions which landed humans on the moon were called the Apollo Moon missions.
Have all of the NASA missions been faked?
No, there is no evidence that ANY NASA missions were faked.
How many missions has NASA had?
The NASA organization has conducted over 190 manned and unmanned missions since its inception in 1958. These missions have included space exploration, scientific research, satellite launches, and technology development.
Who ended the Apollo missions?
The Apollo missions were ended by NASA due to budget constraints and shifting priorities. The final mission was Apollo 17 in 1972. NASA shifted its focus to the development of the Space Shuttle program after the Apollo missions.
When did it NASA end?
NASA has NOT ended and likely never will 'end' since its purpose is space exploration and planetary science studies.
What is the name of the NASA missions that landed men on the moon?
The NASA missions which landed humans on the moon were called the Apollo Moon missions.
Have all of the NASA missions been faked?
No, there is no evidence that ANY NASA missions were faked.
How many missions has NASA had?
The NASA organization has conducted over 190 manned and unmanned missions since its inception in 1958. These missions have included space exploration, scientific research, satellite launches, and technology development.
Did the NASA program end?
No, the NASA program has not ended. NASA continues to work on various space exploration missions, scientific research, and technology development. They are planning future missions to explore Mars, the Moon, and beyond.
What are the ratings and certificates for When We Left Earth The NASA Missions - 2008?
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What is the number of NASA missions to the moon?
69...
Were all Apollo missions launched by NASA?
Yes.
How many satellite missions as NASA flown?
14
How many Apollo misions were there?
There were a total of 17 Apollo missions that were launched by NASA between 1961 and 1972. These missions aimed to explore the Moon and further NASA's space exploration efforts.
Is NASA faking going to the moon?
No, there is overwhelming evidence, including moon rocks brought back during the Apollo missions, that confirm NASA's successful missions to the moon. Multiple countries and independent organizations have also tracked and verified the Apollo missions.
