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The Saturn V Apollo Lunar Orbital Rendezvous Planning Guide is a reprint of a rare document from the early 1960s in which the whole Apollo moon landing mission was presented and illustrated ... of the Lunar Module, maps of the Cape Canaveral launch sites, launch schedules for all of the Apollo test flights, detailed specifications and schematics of the Saturn V launch vehicle stages, construction ...

... Apollo landing sites you'll have to go close to the lunar equator, while if you want to build power towers and mine hydrogen you will go to one of the lunar poles. Radio astronomers will likely land on the far side of the Moon. The crater Aristarchus is interesting for what is known as transient lunar events (TLE) thought ...

... . Rather than consisting of vertical cylinders, MARS-OZ employs modules that are based on horizontally landed bent biconic lifting bodies. The MARS-OZ mission concept is based on the `Mars Semi ... technical issues underlying a horizontally landed bent biconic vehicle and demonstrates the feasibility of the unique MARS-OZ mission concept configuration. The issues of mission architecture, vehicle shape, vehicle mass, a Mars base assembly ...

... of exploration vehicles. Surface conditions around the rim of large craters are rarely favourable for the descent and, more importantly, ascent of a ground-based vehicle.

The ESA Lunar Robotics Challenge tasked eight teams from Universities across Europe to build microrovers capable of climbing into a terrestrial analogue of such a lunar crater, search ...

There will always be alternate landing sites. The Space Shuttle has three sites to choose from in the United States. Just ... a commercial airplane reserves fuel allowing it to fly to an alternate runway, any aerospace vehicle would or must have the same options. These alternate sites can be anywhere on the ... the cross range of the vehicle. Simply put, as long as the runway would not significantly increase the risk to the crew or vehicle, the space vehicle can land at any runway beneath or ...

... History of Lunar Vehicles by Robert Godwin - 224 pages full color with over 750 illustrations. The book comprises over 200 3D Wire-frame texture-mapped models of Lunar Vehicles. This includes over 80 Lunar Landers, 80 Rovers and Mobile Laboratories, and more than 50 Lunar Flying Vehicles designed between1938 and 1972. Astronaut (Command Module ...

Image:Training.jpg 200px Crew Training Report May 15 1969, Armstrong Aldrin, Pogue (above) ---- Media:Maury1.pdf LM5 G Mission Resets Report March 26 1969 Category:Publications

... /pages/Cover.htm (See CDROM) Lunar Orbiter mapped the Moon's surface from orbit. http://nssdc.gsfc.nasa.gov/planetary/lunar/lunarorb.html (See CDROM) Surveyor actually landed on the Moon to study its surface. http://nssdc.gsfc.nasa.gov/planetary/lunar/surveyor.html (See CDROM) ---- Answer ...

... > Image:L-3ground2.jpg The L3 lunar complex in the assembly-test building. Image:L-3schematic.jpg The lunar orbiter including the habitation compartment and the vehicle to be descended to Earth, as ... .9 meters. Image:L-3schematic2.jpg L3 lunar rocket complex including G and D rocket blocks, the lunar orbiter with the I rocket block and the lunar vehicle with E rocket block. Category ...

Image:LKschematic2.jpg 500px LK lander. The Soviet lunar vehicle consisting of the lunar descent assembly, the cosmonaut’s cabin with various systems, and the E rocket unit with main and stand-by engines. Image:LKprep.jpg 300px LK lunar vehicle in the shop. Category:Spacecraft

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