It helped save the crew because it put together the pieces of the Land Rover so they could get back to their space craft.
The preceding answer is completely bogus. Apollo 13 suffered a series of malfunctions and a major explosion on the first day of the mission, which immediately required an improvised mission abort plan. Because the service module was badly damaged by the explosion, the 3 man crew evacuated to the lunar landing module. The CO2 filtering system for the LM was designed for only 2 people for only 3 days, and the filter quickly became saturated. NASA engineers on the ground figured out how to use the spare CO2 filters from the command module, which were of a different size and configuration from the LM filter, piecing together space suit hoses, cardboard from a supply box, plastic bags and holding it all together with lots of DUCT TAPE. They talked the Apollo 13 astronauts through the steps required to make and install the make-shift filter, now referred to as the "mailbox" and it worked. Without this solution, the Apollo 13 crew would have died from CO2 poisoning.
Duct tape was used on Apollo 17's lunar rover...to hold together a makeshift fender after they discovered that gritty lunar dust thrown up by the rover's tires was clogging the instruments and space suit filters.
Duct Tape was used to create a makeshift adapter for the Command Module's air filtration system, which helped remove carbon dioxide buildup that was threatening the crew's lives. This innovation allowed the crew to safely return to Earth despite the crisis.
The Apollo 13 crew got cold because their spacecraft's heating system was shut down to conserve power after an oxygen tank explosion. This led to the temperature inside the spacecraft dropping significantly, making it very cold for the astronauts.
Ken Mattingly played a crucial role in helping to save the Apollo 13 crew by working with the ground team to simulate and troubleshoot the power-up sequence for the lunar module. His expertise in electrical systems and procedures was instrumental in safely bringing the crew back to Earth. Additionally, Mattingly also helped reconfigure the command module to support the return journey.
"Apollo 18" is a found footage horror film that imagines a secret 18th Apollo mission to the moon, where the crew encounters mysterious and deadly forces. The movie follows the astronauts as they uncover a Soviet lunar landing and face a malevolent presence on the moon.
Some things named after Apollo, the god of the sun in Greek mythology, include NASA's Apollo space program, the Apollo Theater in New York City, and the Apollo asteroid group.
Six times, In each case, a 3-man crew was sent to the Moon, two of whom landed, whilst the third remained on the mother ship in orbit around the Moon. The twelve who landed on the Moon and their spaceships were: Apollo 11 [July 20, 1969]: [1] Neil Armstrong "One small step for (a) man, One giant leap for mankind..." [2] Buzz Aldrin Apollo 12 [November 19-20, 1969]: [3] Pete Conrad [4] Alan Bean Apollo 13 is famous for not getting there and the heroic efforts needed to save the crew. Apollo 14 [February 5-6, 1971]: [5] Alan Shepard [6] Edgar Mitchell Apollo 15 [July 31-August 2, 1971]: [7] David Scott [8] James Irwin Apollo 16 [April 21-23, 1972]: [9] John W. Young [10] Charles Duke Apollo 17 [December 11-14, 1972]: [11] Eugene Cernan [12] Harrison Schmitt
The Apollo 13 crew got cold because their spacecraft's heating system was shut down to conserve power after an oxygen tank explosion. This led to the temperature inside the spacecraft dropping significantly, making it very cold for the astronauts.
Ken Mattingly played a crucial role in helping to save the Apollo 13 crew by working with the ground team to simulate and troubleshoot the power-up sequence for the lunar module. His expertise in electrical systems and procedures was instrumental in safely bringing the crew back to Earth. Additionally, Mattingly also helped reconfigure the command module to support the return journey.
Apollo saved his wife and he killed the chimera as well
Yes, they save lives.
Yes, they save lives.
It has had various names, it was CEV (Crew Excursion Vehicle), I think the latest now is "Orion". Basically it is a redesigned Apollo command module for a crew of 7 instead of 3. No ability to carry any payload up or down, just crew. Payloads will go on older non-manrated vehicles to save cost.
Toast can most definitely save lives; lives of starving families.
Starbuck begs Ahab to consider the safety of the crew and abandon his dangerous pursuit of Moby Dick. He pleads with Ahab to turn back and save their lives.
The cast of Save the World - 2009 includes: Coldy Coldtvedt as Crew Joe Emmitte as Crew Spike Henderson as Crew Loan Lindsey as Crew Keta Meggett as Herself - Co-Host Teri Ngwarck Gino Kirby as Crew Isabella Stoloff as Crew Reelika Tilk as Crew Matty West as Crew
They can save lives by making sure it doesn't erupt
Myth does not describe the throne of Apollo, it was not important save that it existed as a sign of his status.
How many lives did Albert Schweitzer save?