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Apollo 1, but the first Apollo to be launched was Apollo 7, a three man spacecraft.
three or two people
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The first Apollo mission to carry a Lunar Roving Vehicle was Apollo 15. It was the fourth mission to land astronauts on the Moon and took place in July 1971. The use of the Lunar Roving Vehicle allowed astronauts to explore more extensive areas on the lunar surface.
Apollo 11 was designed to carry about 47,000 pounds (21,400 kg) of spacecraft, including the lunar module, command module, and service module. This weight was necessary for the mission to transport crew, equipment, and supplies to the Moon and back to Earth.
Apollo traded it for Hermes' lyre.
Apollo 1, but the first Apollo to be launched was Apollo 7, a three man spacecraft.
three or two people
no
The Apollo Mission
The first Apollo mission to carry a Lunar Roving Vehicle was Apollo 15. It was the fourth mission to land astronauts on the Moon and took place in July 1971. The use of the Lunar Roving Vehicle allowed astronauts to explore more extensive areas on the lunar surface.
Apollo 11 was designed to carry about 47,000 pounds (21,400 kg) of spacecraft, including the lunar module, command module, and service module. This weight was necessary for the mission to transport crew, equipment, and supplies to the Moon and back to Earth.
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It was Apollo 15 the moon rover.
Artemis, Apollo, and Eros were all Greek Archers; Artemis and Apollo for food and fun, and Eros for love!
In Greek mythology, Apollo is not associated with carrying the clouds across the sky. Apollo's chariot is typically linked to carrying the sun across the sky each day. The clouds are usually seen as the domain of other deities, such as Zeus or Iris.
The first manned landing on the moon was made by the Apollo 11 lander called the 'Eagle' - as in the famous words "the Eagle has landed." Subsequent Apollo missions used landers with other names. These were: Intrepid (Apollo 12) Antares (Apollo 14) Falcon (Apollo 15) Orion (Apollo 16) Challenger (Apollo 17)