1. 1960 – 1972 Planning: 1960 – 1966 Missions: 1966 – 1972
Project Apollo
1960 – 1972
Planning: 1960 – 1966
Missions: 1966 – 1972

2. Apollo Capsule
Command Module
3 Astronauts
Bell Shaped

3. 3D Model

4. Apollo 1 Launch Simulation January 27, 1967 Multiple Delays
100% Oxygen Environment
Fire
Gus Grissom
Edward White
Roger Chaffee
Many Changes

5. Apollo 2 & 3

6. Saturn Rockets

7. Rockets Over Time

8. Apollo 4, 5, and 6
Unmanned
1967 – 1968
Equipment Testing

9. Apollo 7 October 11 – 22, 1968 Wally Schirra Walt Cunningham
Donn Eisele
First live televised mission.

10. Apollo 8 December 21 – 27, 1968 Frank Borman James Lovell
William Anders
Orbited the moon 10 times in 20 hours

11. Apollo 9 March 3 – 13, 1969 James McDivitt David Scott
Russell Schweickart
Lunar Module – test of life support

12. Apollo 10 May 18 – 26, 1969 Thomas Stafford John Young Eugene Cernan
Lunar Module flew to 50,000 ft above the surface of the Moon.

13. Apollo 11 July 16 – 24, 1969 Neil Armstrong Michael Collins
Buzz Aldrin
Landed on the Moon
Surface EVA for 2 hr, 31 min

14. After Apollo 11 Brought back 47.51 pounds of materials. Quarantine
3 weeks

15. Apollo 12 November 14 – 24, 1969 C. “Pete” Conrad Richard Gordon
Alan Bean
Second landing on the Moon, collected pounds.
Surface EVA: 7hr, 45 min

16. Apollo 13 April 11 – 17, 1970 James Lovell Jack Swigert Fred Haise
Failed attempt to land on Moon.

17. Apollo 14 Jan 31 – Feb 9, 1971 Alan Shepard Stuart Roosa
Edgar Mitchell
Third Moon Landing
9hr, 21 min surface EVA, pounds of materials returned

18. Apollo 15 July 26 – Aug 7, 1971 David Scott Alfred Worden James Irwin
Extended EVA: Lunar Module and Rover, 18 hr and 33 min
Returned pounds of materials

19. Apollo 16 April 16 – 27, 1972 John Young Charles Duke Ken Mattingly
71 hours on the lunar surface, 3 EVAs.
Returned pounds of lunar materials.

20. Apollo 17 December 7 – 19, 1972 Eugene Cernan Ronald Evans
Harrison Schmitt
Last manned landing on the Moon.
Returned pounds of lunar material.

21. The most famous of the Moon rocks recovered, the Genesis Rock, returned from Apollo 15.
Ferroan Anorthosite Moon rock, returned from Apollo 16.