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Apollo 13 Astronauts Practice Moonwalk at KSC
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NASA Center: Kennedy Space Center
Image # : 70-H-110
Date : 02/03/1970


Title

Apollo 13 Astronauts Practice Moonwalk at KSC

Full Description

Apollo 13 astronauts James A. Lovell and Fred W. Haise, Jr., during practice moonwalk at Kennedy Space Center. Lovell (right) operates Lunar Equipment conveyor, a pulley arrangement to load and unload equipment from the cabin section of Lunar Module. Apollo 13's original target on the Moon was the Fra Mauro region, southeast of the Ocean of Storms, to perform an inspection, survey, and sampling of the lunar surface, as well as to deploy and activate the ALSEP package, obtain photographs of candidate exploration sites and to develop human capability to work in the lunar environment. This mission drastically changed after an explosion of one of the oxygen tanks in the Service Module forced the Apollo 13 crew to abort the lunar landing mission and return to Earth.

Keywords

James Lovell Fred Haise Training Moon Apollo 13 Kennedy Space Center KSC Lunar Equipment Conveyor Pulley

Subject Category

Apollo 13, Astronauts, Apollo Spacecraft

Reference Numbers

  • Center: KSC
  • Center Number: 70-H-110
  • GRIN DataBase Number: GPN-2002-000053

Source Information

  • Creator/Photographer: NASA
  • Original Source: DIGITAL

Image Information ( Copyright Notification )

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Thumbnail JPEG 62 85 8
Small JPEG 442 605 183
Medium JPEG 1036 1417 918
Large JPEG 2072 2834 5,376


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