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Quel Apollo a été sur la Lune ?

Quel Apollo a été sur la Lune ?
Le programme avait pour objectif de poser un homme sur la Lune avant la fin de la décennie. Le 21 juillet 1969 , cet objectif était atteint par deux des trois membres d’équipage de la mission Apollo 11, Neil Armstrong et Buzz Aldrin.
Où se trouve Apollo 11 ?
Apollo 11
Mission Apollo | |
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Lieu | Mer de la Tranquillité |
Coordonnées | 0° 40′ 27″ nord , 23° 28′ 23″ est |
Géolocalisation sur la carte : Lune | |
Apollo 11 sur Google Moon [archive] |
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Quel est le but du programme Apollo ?
Le pays socialiste a marqué un grand coup en envoyant le premier homme dans l’espace en avril 1961. Afin de riposter, John Fitzgerald Kennedy lance le programme Apollo avec pour objectif d’atteindre la Lune, chose inimaginable à l’époque. Le défi était de taille, car la date limite était la fin de la décennie.
What was Apollo 2 mission?
- Apollo 2 Mission. Apollo 2 is the informal name of the launch of AS-203. The main purpose of the AS-203 flight was to investigate the effects of weightlessness on the fuel in the S-IVB tank.
What happened to the Apollo 2?
- Apollo-Saturn 203 (AS-203) is sometimes referred to as Apollo 2. It was an unmanned mission that was launched on J and was destroyed about six hours into the flight though it managed to orbit four times. The main purpose of its flight was to investigate the effects of « weightlessness » on the fuel in the S-IVB tank.
Why did Apollo fail?
- Apollo 1 failed because the program was moving too fast. Buoyed by the spectacular success of the Gemini program, NASA and North American (who built the Command Module) failed to heed important lessons of and allowed a faulty spacecraft to be built and tested under unsafe conditions.
Who faked the Moon landing?
- The Apollo 11 moon landing in 1969 has been the subject of one of the fiercest conspiracy theories in history. Many people believe that the moon landing was FAKED and astronauts Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin never actually set foot on the lunar surface.