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The Apollo 13 mission to land on the moon was aborted after an oxygen tank exploded in the Service Module on April 13, 1970, damaging the Service Module and crippling the Command Module. The crew used the Lunar Module as a "lifeboat" to return safely to Earth after generating enough power and eliminating excess carbon dioxide. Future Apollo missions were successful, but the space program shifted focus to a Mars mission due to restricted budgets.
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Americans launched the Apollo 13 mission on April 11, 1970 with the goal of exploring Fra Mauro on the moon. However, two days later on April 13, an oxygen tank exploded onboard, forcing the astronauts to abort the lunar landing. The crew of Jim Lovell, John Swigert, and Fred Haise had to circle the moon without landing and find a way to return safely to Earth with limited power and oxygen due to the critical system failure. Apollo 13 demonstrated NASA's ability to innovate solutions to save lives in emergency situations in space.
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Apollo 13 was the seventh manned mission to the moon but suffered a critical failure en route. On April 13, 1970, around 55 hours into the mission and over 200,000 miles from Earth, an oxygen tank exploded on board the spacecraft, damaging the service module and eliminating most of the command module's power and oxygen. The mission was aborted and the crew of commander James Lovell, command module pilot Jack Swigert, and lunar module pilot Fred Haise worked to return safely to Earth using the lunar module as a "lifeboat." Through the efforts of the crew and mission control, Apollo 13 achieved a "successful failure" by safely returning the crew back to Earth on April 17, 1970.
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1.I d first have to say that the head of mission control on the ground was definitely important in the salvaging of Apollo 13. He was faced with problem after problem yet he kept a somewhat level head through all of it and managed the engineers and other people involved back at Houston very well. Jim Lovell s piloting skills played a rold in the crew s survival as well. When he had to set the ship s course for Earth manually it took a great deal of skill and patience and he deserves credit for that. Ken Mattingly might not have made it to space, but his extensive knowledge of the ins and outs of the spacecraft saved the lives of his friends when they had a power crisis.
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- 1. Produced by Thomas Gensous, Loïc Billioud, Quentin Soignon and Florence Merle 15/06/2015 Case Study Apollo 13 Apollo 13 XIII Thirteen
- 2. The crew The original crew : James A. Lovell, Thomas Mattingly and Fred W. Haise John L. Swigert, the new Command Module pilot
- 3. Space programs in the US Project Mercury Project Gemini Apollo Program Context - Launch - What happened ? How to survive ? - Landing- What about future ?
- 4. Apollo Program AS-201 First unmanned flight Apollo 7 First manned Earth orbital demonstration Apollo 8 First manned flight to Moon Apollo 11 First manned landing, in Sea of Tranquility July 16–24, 1969 Apollo 13 Third landing attempt aborted near the Moon, due to SM failure. Crew used LM as "life boat" to return to Earth. Apollo 14/15/16/17….
- 6. Launch : how to create awe ? Add camera moves Reproduce what they remembered, not what they saw Add an impressive music Always have an extinguisher Context - Launch - What happened ? How to survive ? - Landing- What about future ?
- 8. Houston we have a problem !! • .The astronauts heard a "loud bang“. • . The crew initially thought that a meteoroid might have struck the Lunar Module. • .Fluctuations in electrical power and firing of the attitude control thrusters. Context - Launch - What happened ? How to survive ? - Landing- What about future ?
- 9. « Houston, we have a problem » « OK Houston, we’ve had a problem »
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- 11. Detailed Chronology of Events Surrounding the Apollo 13 accident 55:55:20 - Swigert: "Okay, Houston, we've had a problem here." 55:55:28 - Lousma: "This is Houston. Say again please." 55:55:35 - Lovell: "Houston, we've had a problem. We've had a main B bus undervolt." 55:55:42 - Lousma: "Roger. Main B undervolt" 55:55:49 - Oxygen tank No. 2 temperature begins steady drop lasting 59 seconds indicating a failed sensor. 55:56:10 - Haise: "Okay. Right now, Houston, the voltage is -- is looking good. And we had a pretty large bang associated with the caution and warning there. And as I recall, main B was the one that had an amp spike on it once before. 55:56:30 - Lousma: "Roger, Fred " 55:56:38 - Oxygen tank No. 2 quantity becomes erratic for 69 seconds before assuming an off-scale low state, indicating a failed sensor. 55:56:54 - Haise: "In the interim here, we're starting to go ahead and button up the tunnel again. " 55:57:04 - Haise: "That jolt must have rocked the sensor on - see now - oxygen quantity 2. It was oscillating down around 20 to 60 percent. Now it's full-scale high. " 55:57:39 - Master caution and warning triggered by DC main bus B undervoltage. Alarm is turned off in 6 seconds. 55:57:40 - DC main bus B drops below 26.25 volts and continues to fall rapidly. Context - Launch - What happened ? How to survive ? - Landing- What about future ?
- 13. The accident
- 15. The tanks of Apollo 13 and 14
- 16. How to survive ?
- 17. « Failure is not an option ! » Oh it’s a good idea for the title of my autobiography !! Gene Cranz
- 18. -They come in the LM « Aquarius » the only way to make correction -Aquarius made for 2 people not 3 -They cut 80% of electrical devices in CM (expept houston communication)
- 19. -Kranz chose the alternative circumlunar option, using the Moon's gravity to return the ship to Earth. Apollo 13 had left its initial free-return trajectory earlier in the mission, as required for the lunar landing at Fra Mauro. -Therefore, the first order of business was to re-establish the free-return trajectory with a 30.7-second burn of the DPS.
- 20. - Carbon dioxide issue
- 22. -Command module/Service module separation
- 23. -Command module/lunar module separation -Only CM have a heat shield
- 24. Simulations already existed… ! Carbon dioxide filter
- 25. Context - Launch - What happened ? How to survive ? - Landing- What about future ? Landing 17th April 1970
- 26. Apollo 14 (1971 ): Success ! Apollo 15 (1971): Apollo 16 (1972) : Success ! Success ! Apollo 17 (1972) : Success ! Context --- Launch --- What happened ? How to survive ? --- Landing--- What about future ? Context - Launch - What happened ? How to survive ? - Landing- What about future ? What about future ?
- 27. What about future ? Apollo 19Apollo 18 Restricted budget -> Mission Cancelled Context - Launch - What happened ? How to survive ? - Landing- What about future ? Apollo 20 I’m hungry ! :’( NASA budget
- 28. Context - Launch - What happened ? How to survive ? - Landing- What about future ? What about future ? MARS New aim :