The Laser Ranging Retroeflector (LRRR) is an optical corner reflector used to measure lunar librations (both in latitude and longitude), the recession of the moon from the Earth due to tidal dissipation, and the irregular motion of the Earth, including the Chandler wobble of the poles. This is accomplished by using the technique of short-pulse laser ranging. NASA astronauts placed 3 LRRR's on the lunar surface. The LRRR of Apollo 14 differed in only main design aspects from that on Apollo 11. The LRRR on Apollo 15 was the largest, with 300 separate sub-reflectors - The previous two had only 100. The Apollo 15 array consisted of a hinged, two panel assembly (204 and 94 reflectors) mounted on a leg assembly, which was deployed by the astronaut. The larger array was to allow smaller telescopes on Earth to receive signals from it, but a report on July 31, 1971 showed that the larger array was comparable, but not superior, to the smaller arrays.
Each Gemini spacecraft launched 2 astronauts. 16 different astronauts flew a total of 10 Gemini flights. The last 4 Gemini flights (Gemini 9 through 12) were commanded by astronauts who had previously flown on an earlier Gemini flight.
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In space, it gives them air to breathe.
The Gemini spacecraft carried two astronauts to the moon.
Each Gemini spacecraft launched 2 astronauts. 16 different astronauts flew a total of 10 Gemini flights. The last 4 Gemini flights (Gemini 9 through 12) were commanded by astronauts who had previously flown on an earlier Gemini flight.
The Gemini spacecraft had a capacity for two astronauts.
It was named after the constellation Gemini (twins).
Astronauts Neil Armstrong and David Scott were on board the Gemini 8 mission.
There were 2 astronauts on each Project Gemini mission.
All of the manned Gemini flights had two astronauts in them.
Each Gemini mission typically had two astronauts onboard the spacecraft.
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Gemini spacecraft was the first spacecraft designed to hold two people. It was part of the Gemini program conducted by NASA in the 1960s to prepare astronauts for the Apollo missions to the moon. Gemini spacecraft allowed astronauts to practice spacewalks, rendezvous, and docking maneuvers.
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The Gemini capsules were designed to hold 2 Astronauts, and each mission carried 2.