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What famous words did Lovell say to the controllers on earth when the explosion happened on Apollo 13?
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∙ 14y ago
He said "Houston we've had a problem", although it he is often misquoted as saying "Houston, we have a problem."
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Was Jim lovell a members of Apollo 13?
Yes, Jim Lovell was a member of Apollo 13.
What was James lovell jrs job on the Apollo 13?
Jim Lovell was the Commander of the Apollo 13 mission.
What was the name of the commander for Apollo 13 who replaced James lovell?
James Lovell was the commander of Apollo 13.
Why was James lovell not allowed to command Apollo 13?
Actually James Lovell was the commander of Apollo 13.
In Apollo 13 which actor plays the role of Jim Lovell?
Tom Hanks played Lovell in Apollo 13.
Who servived the Apollo 13 explosion?
The entire crew of 3 --James A. Lovell, CM PilotJohn L. "Jack" SwigertFred W. Haise., LM pilot
Who played Jim Lovell in Apollo 13?
The actor Tom Hanks played the role of James Lovell in the movie Apollo 13.
Who was the boss of Apollo 13?
Jim Lovell
Who replaced James Lovell in Apollo 13?
James Lovell of Apollo 13, was never replaced instead it was Ken Mattingly who was replaced by Jack Swigert.
Who was the commader of the Apollo 13 mission?
The commander of Apollo 13 was James Lovell.
Who was on the 1968 flight to the moon?
The crew of Apollo 8 is as follows: Commander: Frank Borman Lunar Module Pilot: William Anders Command Module Pilot: James Lovell Lovell was the only one of the 3 men to fly after Apollo 8. Lovell was scheduled to land on the moon on the Apollo 13 flight. The landing was cancelled after an oxygen tank exploded halfway to the moon. The astronauts were within a few hours of running out of oxygen when they landed in the Pacific Ocean 3 days after the explosion.
Who has made most Apollo flights?
There is a three way tie: Jim Lovell, Gene Cernan, and John Young all made three flights on or around the moon. Lovell: Apollo 8, Apollo 13 Young: Apollo 10, Apollo 16 Cernan: Apollo 10, Apollo 17
