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Apollo 1 resulted in three astronauts's deaths .When the three astronauts came in the
space craft the pressure in the cabin was 16 PSI {pounds of pressure per square inch}
and the outside pressure was 14 PSI.And ,unfortunately the astronauts had an
inward opening hatch which didn't have a handlers was used to keep water out of the module when it splashed down.An electrical problem happened and at 16 PSI
every thing burns aluminum wire sealing control pads ...... The astronauts were doomed.
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Which Gemini mission resulted in the death of astronauts?
There were no astronaut fatalities in the Gemini program.Two of the three astronauts who died in the Apollo-1 accident had been in the Gemini program.These were Gus Grissom, and Ed White; Roger Chaffee was also killed in the Apollo-1 accident.
How many deaths were associated with Apollo 13?
There were no deaths associated with the Apollo 13 mission. Despite a critical explosion on board, all three astronauts, James Lovell, John Swigert, and Fred Haise, managed to safely return to Earth. The mission is often remembered for the successful rescue and teamwork involved in bringing the astronauts home.
Why does it jump from Apollo 1 to Apollo 7?
Apollo 7 was the first manned mission. Apollos 4 and 6 were unmanned tests of the large Saturn V moon rocket. Apollo 5 was an unmanned test of the first Apollo Lunar Module on a smaller Saturn IB rocket; it carried no command and service module. Two unmanned tests of a smaller Saturn launch vehicle, the Saturn I, are sometimes known as Apollo 2 and 3. The name "Apollo 1" was given to the crew of Grissom, White and Chaffee for the flight that they never got to fly because of the launch pad fire that killed them in January 1967.
What Apollo exploded during liftoff?
The Apollo program saw a tragic incident during the Apollo 1 mission, where a cabin fire broke out during a pre-launch test on January 27, 1967, leading to the death of all three crew members, Gus Grissom, Ed White, and Roger B. Chaffee. This tragic event resulted in significant changes to the mission's design and safety protocols to prevent similar accidents in the future.
Apollo 18 monster?
The directors hyped the suspense by avoiding any direct camera angles with the Creature. It was about the size of a man, of necessity, but we never get a good view. It clawed or bit one of the astronauts, who eventually died, his comrade had a psychological trauma but was not injured. Nasa (in the film) would not let the men return to Earth, so it"s Death in Lunar Orbit two on the Moon and the observer in the Mother Ship.
Which Gemini mission resulted in the death of astronauts?
There were no astronaut fatalities in the Gemini program.Two of the three astronauts who died in the Apollo-1 accident had been in the Gemini program.These were Gus Grissom, and Ed White; Roger Chaffee was also killed in the Apollo-1 accident.
How many deaths were associated with Apollo 13?
There were no deaths associated with the Apollo 13 mission. Despite a critical explosion on board, all three astronauts, James Lovell, John Swigert, and Fred Haise, managed to safely return to Earth. The mission is often remembered for the successful rescue and teamwork involved in bringing the astronauts home.
What was important about Apollo 1?
There was no Apollo 1 , only three astronauts got burnt to death, but I do not think it was a numbered as Apollo 1.
Why does it jump from Apollo 1 to Apollo 7?
Apollo 7 was the first manned mission. Apollos 4 and 6 were unmanned tests of the large Saturn V moon rocket. Apollo 5 was an unmanned test of the first Apollo Lunar Module on a smaller Saturn IB rocket; it carried no command and service module. Two unmanned tests of a smaller Saturn launch vehicle, the Saturn I, are sometimes known as Apollo 2 and 3. The name "Apollo 1" was given to the crew of Grissom, White and Chaffee for the flight that they never got to fly because of the launch pad fire that killed them in January 1967.
What mission is the best known?
There are quite a few memorable missions,but the two that are mainly remembered are Apollo 11(the moon landing),and the ill-fated Apollo 13 mission that turned into a life and death rescue mission(as seen in the movie named "Apollo 13")
What Apollo exploded during liftoff?
The Apollo program saw a tragic incident during the Apollo 1 mission, where a cabin fire broke out during a pre-launch test on January 27, 1967, leading to the death of all three crew members, Gus Grissom, Ed White, and Roger B. Chaffee. This tragic event resulted in significant changes to the mission's design and safety protocols to prevent similar accidents in the future.
Apollo 18 monster?
The directors hyped the suspense by avoiding any direct camera angles with the Creature. It was about the size of a man, of necessity, but we never get a good view. It clawed or bit one of the astronauts, who eventually died, his comrade had a psychological trauma but was not injured. Nasa (in the film) would not let the men return to Earth, so it"s Death in Lunar Orbit two on the Moon and the observer in the Mother Ship.
Most deadly poison used in Apollo program?
The deadliest poison used in the Apollo program was potassium cyanide. This poison was part of the astronauts' emergency escape kits in case they landed in a remote area and needed to commit suicide to avoid a prolonged and painful death.
Why did Apollo's arrows cause instant death if he is the god of healing?
Apollo had two kinds of arrows, one that cause death and ones that heal.
What was the Apollo Project?
NASA's Apollo project was the one which took the US to the moon. It followed on from the Mercury and Gemini missions which tested many of the human and technical procedures in preparation for the lunar missions. It began tragically with the death of the crew of Apollo one in a capsule fire which killed the crew of three during a training session. Apollo 8 was the first to actually go to the moon after several Apollo missions in earth orbit. Apollo 11, commanded by Neil Armstrong, was the first to make a lunar landing and thus Armstrong went down in the history books as the first man to step on the lunar surface on July 20 1969. Six more missions followed, all successfully making lunar landings except for Apollo13. On this mission, an electrical fire in the service module left the spacecraft critically low in oxygen and electrical power on the outward journey. The international effort to bring the crew home was an amazing demonstration of how the seemingly impossible can be achieved through team effort. Further missions beyond Apollo 17 had been planned, but these were cut due to the waning public interest and the subsequent lack of motivation to provide funding. Attention shifted to the development of the space shuttle.
What was Project Apollo?
NASA's Apollo project was the one which took the US to the moon. It followed on from the Mercury and Gemini missions which tested many of the human and technical procedures in preparation for the lunar missions. It began tragically with the death of the crew of Apollo one in a capsule fire which killed the crew of three during a training session. Apollo 8 was the first to actually go to the moon after several Apollo missions in earth orbit. Apollo 11, commanded by Neil Armstrong, was the first to make a lunar landing and thus Armstrong went down in the history books as the first man to step on the lunar surface on July 20 1969. Six more missions followed, all successfully making lunar landings except for Apollo13. On this mission, an electrical fire in the service module left the spacecraft critically low in oxygen and electrical power on the outward journey. The international effort to bring the crew home was an amazing demonstration of how the seemingly impossible can be achieved through team effort. Further missions beyond Apollo 17 had been planned, but these were cut due to the waning public interest and the subsequent lack of motivation to provide funding. Attention shifted to the development of the space shuttle.
What directly resulted from the death of President Habyarimana in 1994?
The brutal genocide of almost a million Tutsis resulted from the death of Rwanda's president Habyarimana in 1994.
