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Timeline of Apollo Spacecraft 4 - Timeline Help
Timeline of Apollo spacecraft part four of four from 1971 to 1972 at Timeline Help.
- 1971
- 1972 | January 31 - February 9 Apollo 14 Saturn V mission (aka Kitty Hawk and Antares). Third lunar landing. Landing site: Fra Mauro. Astronauts Alan Shepard (Commander), Stu Roosa and Edgar Mitchell.
February 5 - 6 Alan Shepard and Edgar Mitchell walk on the Moon.
March NASA selects John Young (Commander), Ken Mattingly and Charlie Duke for Apollo 16.
July 26 - August 7 Apollo 15 Saturn V mission (aka Endeavor and Falcon). Fourth lunar landing. Landing site: Hadley-Apennine region near Apennine Mountains. Astronauts: Dave Scott (Commander), Al Worden and Jim Irwin.
July 31 – August 2 David Scott and James Irwin walk on the Moon.
August NASA selects Gene Cernan (Commander), Ron Evans and Jack Schmitt for Apollo 17.
March NASA selects Jack Swigert, Deke Slayton and Vance Brand for the Apollo Soyuz Test Project.
April 16 - 27 Apollo 16 Saturn V mission (aka Casper and Orion). Fifth lunar landing. Landing site: Descartes Highlands. Astronauts: John Young (Commander), Ken Mattingly and Charlie Duke.
April 21 - 23 Charlie Duke and John Young 3 walk on the Moon.
December 11 - 14 Apollo 17 Saturn V mission (aka America and Challenger). Sixth lunar landing. Landing site: Landing site: Taurus-Littrow area. Astronauts: Gene Cernan (Commander), Ron Evans and Jack Schmitt.
December 11 - 14 Gene Cernan and Jack Schmitt walk on the Moon. | Timeline of Apollo Spacecraft 4 1 2 3
| Bibliography of the Timeline of Apollo Spacecraft Kluger J and Lovell, J (1994). Lost Moon. The Perilous Voyage of Apollo 13.
Bean, A and Chaikin, A (1998). An Eyewitness Account By Astronaut, Explorer Artist, and Moonwalker.
Wolk, D (2004). James Brown's Live at the Apollo.
Tompkins, P and Tompkins, E (2004). Apollo, Challenger, Columbia The Decline of the Space Program.
Orloff, R and Harland, D (2006). The Definitive Sourcebook.
Harland, D (2008). Exploring the Moon The Apollo Expeditions. |
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