Apollo 10

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Apollo 10 was a 1969 NASA mission that served as a full dress rehearsal for the first Moon landing, testing all lunar operations except the actual touchdown.

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Apollo 10 canonical 17
Apollo 10 (backup pad role) 1
Apollo 10 mission 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Apollo program mission
crewed spaceflight
achieved first crewed flight of Lunar Module in lunar orbit
capsuleRecovery Pacific Ocean splashdown
commander Thomas P. Stafford
linked to: Thomas Stafford
commandModule Charlie Brown
commandModuleCallsign Charlie Brown
commandModulePilot John W. Young
country United States
crewMember Eugene A. Cernan
linked to: Eugene Cernan

John W. Young
Thomas P. Stafford
linked to: Thomas Stafford
crewSize 3
destination Moon
didNotInclude lunar surface landing
followedBy Apollo 11
launchCountry United States
launchDate 1969-05-18
launchLocation Kennedy Space Center
launchSite Kennedy Space Center Launch Complex 39B
launchState Florida
launchVehicle Saturn V
launchYear 1969
lunarModule Snoopy
lunarModuleCallsign Snoopy
lunarModuleManufacturer Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corporation
linked to: Grumman
lunarModulePilot Eugene A. Cernan
linked to: Eugene Cernan
lunarPericynthionAltitude about 15.6 kilometers above lunar surface
missionDuration 8 days 3 minutes
missionPhaseTested lunar module descent to low lunar altitude
lunar module separation and rendezvous
lunar orbit operations
missionRole dress rehearsal for first Moon landing
test of all lunar operations except landing
missionType lunar orbit mission
operator NASA
orbitType lunar orbit
precededBy Apollo 9
primaryObjective qualify the Lunar Module for Apollo 11 landing mission
program Apollo program
recoveryOperator U.S. Navy
linked to: United States Navy
returnDate 1969-05-26
secondaryObjective photograph Apollo 11 landing sites
test navigation and docking in lunar orbit
spaceAgency NASA
spacecraftManufacturer North American Rockwell
spacecraftType Apollo CSM and LM
linked to: Apollo Lunar Module

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Apollo 11 precededBy Apollo 10
Kennedy Space Center Launch Complex 39B notableLaunch Apollo 10 (backup pad role)
linked to: Apollo 10
Thomas Stafford spaceMission Apollo 10
Thomas Stafford wasCommanderOf Apollo 10
Fly Me to the Moon usedDuring Apollo 10 mission
linked to: Apollo 10
S-IC usedOnMission Apollo 10
Launch Pad 39B notableLaunch Apollo 10
subject linked to: Launch pads 39A and 39B
Eugene Cernan spaceMission Apollo 10
Apollo 9 followedBy Apollo 10
John W. Young spaceMissions Apollo 10
USS New Orleans participatedIn Apollo 10
Apollo spacesuit usedInMission Apollo 10
John Young spaceMission Apollo 10