Apollo Program
NASA's human spaceflight programme (1961–1972) that landed twelve astronauts on the Moon across six missions between 1969 and 1972.
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Theories & Explanations
- Moon Landing Hoax Theoryfrom 1976
Apollo Program has its authenticity disputed by Moon Landing Hoax Theory.
People
Apollo Program was led by Wernher von Braun — Directed Saturn V rocket development as head of NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center.
Events
Apollo Program includes Apollo 11 Moon Landing.
Organisations & Programmes
Apollo Program was operated by NASA.
Objects & Artifacts
Apollo Program includes Apollo Lunar Samples.
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