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Document2.qxd 2/14/2006 10:14 AM Page 1 PAYLOADS ARE IN RED APOLLO CREWS www.apogeebooks.com BOOST PROTECTIVE COVER LAUNCH ESCAPE SYSTEM APOLLO 1 VIRGIL GRISSOM ROGER CHAFFEE EDWARD WHITE COMMAND MODULE SERVICE MODULE APOLLO SERVICE MODULE ENGINE APOLLO 7 WALLY SCHIRRA WALTER CUNNINGHAM DONN EISELE LUNAR MODULE SPACECRAFT LM ADAPTER SA-1 10/27/61 Dummy R&D, test S-1 stage propulsion, verify structure and dynamics 1st flight of Saturn Rocket. Suborbital flight 52,500 kg to 136km SA-2 SA-3 4/25/62 11/16/62 95 tons of 95 tons of water (Project water (Project Highwater). Highwater). R&D,Water R&D, observe dispersion at water disperhigh altitude. sion at high Self destruct altitude activated at 167km. 1st full 105 km. Ice propellant cloud 56km load. 1st test high was of Block II formed. New anti-sloshing stage separa- baffles used tion retros. SA-4 3/28/63 Dummy LJ-11-QTV 8/28/63 Dummy LESPA-1 11/7/63 BP-6 SA-5 1/29/64 Dummy LJ-11-A-001 5/13/64 BP-12 SA-6 5/28/64 BP-13 R&D, demo engine-out capability. #5 Engine shut off at T+ 100 seconds. Aerodynamic tests using dummy Block II fairings. Apogee 129km Little Joe launch vehicle demonstration test Algol motor termination test. Destruct system malfunctioned. Total weight 25,984kg. Apogee 5.6km Boilerplate Apollo spacecraft.Test the LES ability to work in emergency before launch while on the pad. Total weight 9800kg Apogee 2.8 km 1st S-IV flight 1st Block II booster. 1st use of six RL10 hydrogen engines on 2nd stage. 16,965 kg in orbit, the heaviest payload to that date. LES integrity and efficacy test, command module/ service module separation test. Aerodynamic load test. Total weight 26,139kg Apogee 5.9km Boilerplate Apollo spacecraft. One inboard engine unexpectedly shut down 26 sec. early but did not impair flight. 17650kg to orbit of approx.200km SA-7 9/18/64 BP-15 LJ-11-A-002 12/8/64 BP-23 SA-9 2/16/65 BP-16 Pegasus 1 Boilerplate Apollo command module. 1st operational flight. Pegasus 1 satellite inside dummy Service Module placed into approx. 500km orbit. Boilerplate Test LES at Apollo space- Max Q.Test craft. 39,000 CM pressure lbs into orbit. loads, canard Declared deployment, operational BPC separathree flights tion, chutes early. 16700kg and landing to orbit of system. approx. Total weight 200km. 42,288kg Apogee 5km LJ-11-A-003 5/19/65 BP-22 Test escape system at upper altitude for canards, heat shield orientation, BPC jettison, window degradation, thermal effects. Total weight 80,372kg Apogee 6km APOLLO 8 FRANK BORMAN WILLIAM ANDERS JAMES LOVELL HYDROGEN VENT S-IVB FORWARD SKIRT STRUCTURE CABLE TUNNEL COLD HELIUM SPHERES (8) AUXILIARY PROPULSION SYSTEM MODULE LIQUID HYDROGEN TANK APOLLO 9 JAMES MCDIVITT RUSSELL SCHWEICKART DAVID SCOTT LIQUID OXYGEN TANK THRUST STRUCTURE ULLAGE MOTORS (2) AMBIENT HELIUM REPRESSURIZATION SPHERES (10) J-2 ENGINE APOLLO 10 THOMAS STAFFORD EUGENE CERNAN JOHN YOUNG AFT INTERSTAGE STRUCTURE RETRO MOTORS (4) APOLLO 11 NEIL ARMSTRONG BUZZ ALDRIN MICHAEL COLLINS ACRONYMS: ALSEP - Apollo Lunar Surface Experiments Package AS - Apollo/Saturn ATM - Apollo Telescope Mount BP - Boilerplate Spacecraft BPC - Boost Protective Cover CM - Command Module CSM - Command Service Module EASEP - Early Apollo Surface Experiments Package EREP - Earth Resource Experiment Package EVA - Extravehicular Activity LES - Launch Escape System LH2 - Liquid Hydrogen LJ - Little Joe Booster LM - Lunar Module LRV - Lunar Roving Vehicle LTA - Lunar Test Article O2 - Oxygen SA - Saturn booster SLA - Spacecraft LM Adapter SM - Service Module S-II APOLLO 12 CHARLES CONRAD ALAN BEAN RICHARD GORDON FORWARD SKIRT FUEL TANK (LH2) APOLLO 13 JAMES LOVELL FRED HAISE JOHN SWIGERT TUNNEL SA-8 5/25/65 BP-26 Pegasus 2 Boilerplate Apollo command module. Pegasus 2 satellite launched inside dummy Service Module placed into approx. 600km orbit. LESPA-2 6/29/65 BP-23A Test the LES ability to work on pad with full BPC, canards, jettisonable apex and dual reefed drogue chutes. Total weight 9800kg Apogee 2.8km SA-10 7/30/65 BP-9 Pegasus 3 Boilerplate Apollo command module. Pegasus 3 satellite launched inside dummy Service Module placed into approx. 550km orbit. LJ-11-A-004 1/20/66 CM002 Test Launch escape system in power on tumbling abort, canard orientation ability, loads on CM, window degradation. Total weight 63,381kg Apogee 23.8km AS-201 2/26/66 CSM-009 AS-203 7/5/66 LH2 in S-IVB AS-202 8/25/66 CSM-011 Launch vehicle Launch vehicle Launch vehicle and CSM and CSM development. development. development. Demo of Test of CSM Test of CSM subcontrol of subsystems and systems and of LH2 by structural the spare vehicle. continuous integrity. Demo Demonstration venting in of propulsion of reentry adequacy of the orbit. 1st flight and entry conof Saturn trol by G&N CM at earth Instrument system. orbital Unit. 212km Re-entry at conditions. apogee. 28,500 fps. 500km apogee APOLLO 4 (SA-501) 11/9/67 CSM-017 LTA-10R 1st Saturn V flight. Launch vehicle and spacecraft development. Demonstration of Saturn V performance and of CM entry at lunar return velocity. APOLLO 5 (SA-204) 1/22/68 LM-1 SLA-7 LM development.Verified operation of ascent and descent propulsion and structures. Evaluation of LM staging and S-IVB/IU orbital performance. APOLLO 6 (SA-502) 4/4/68 CM-020 SM-014 LTA-2R 2nd Saturn V flight. Launch vehicle and spacecraft development. Demonstrate Saturn V Launch Vehicle performance. APOLLO 7 (SA-205) 10/11/68 CM-101 SM-101 APOLLO 8 (SA-503) 12/21/68 CM-103 SM-103 LTA-B Manned CSM operations. 1st manned Apollo flight.1st lunar duration mission. 14,781kg in orbit. Duration 10 days 20 hours. OXIDIZER TANK (LOX) AFT SKIRT APOLLO 9 (SA-504) 3/3/69 CM-104 SM-104 LM-3 APOLLO 14 ALAN SHEPARD EDGAR MITCHELL STUART ROOSA J-2 ENGINE (5) 1st cislunar Earth orbital manned flight. mission. 1st Lunar orbital joint manned mission.Ten SM/LM lunar orbits. operations. Mission 1st manned duration 6 LM flight. days 3 hours. Duration 10 days 1 hour. APOLLO 15 DAVID SCOTT JAMES IRWIN ALFRED WORDEN AFT INTERSTAGE 8 ULLAGE ROCKETS 22,900 LB THRUST EACH APOLLO 16 JOHN YOUNG CHARLES DUKE THOMAS MATTINGLY OXIDIZER VENT S-IC FORWARD SKIRT STRUCTURE APOLLO 17 EUGENE CERNAN HARRISON SCHMITT RON EVANS OXIDIZER TANK (LOX) HELIUM BOTTLES (4) APOLLO/ SATURN-V MAXIMUMS (APOLLO 17) LAUNCH WEIGHT - 6,445,000 POUNDS TO LEO - 311,000 POUNDS TO LUNAR ORBIT - 76,000 POUNDS SKYLAB 2 CHARLES CONRAD PAUL WEITZ JOE KERWIN CRUCIFORM BAFFLES SKYLAB 3 ALAN BEAN OWEN GARRIOTT JACK LOUSMA OXYGEN SUCTION LINES FUEL TANK (RP-1) SKYLAB 4 GERALD CARR ED GIBSON WILLIAM POGUE FIN APOLLO 10 APOLLO 11 (SA-505) (SA-506) 7/16/69 5/18/69 CM-107 CM-106 SM-107 SM-106 LM-5 LM-4 SLA-14 EASEP Lunar orbital 1st manned mission. lunar landing Evaluate LM mission. performance in cislunar environ- Deploy EASEP. Lunar surface ment, following stay time 21.6 lunar landing hours. Mission profile. Mission duration 8 duration 8 days. days 3 hours. APOLLO 12 (SA-507) 11/14/69 CM-108 SM-108 LM-6 SLA-15 ALSEP 2nd lunar landing. Point landing, deploy ALSEP, investigate Surveyor III Lunar surface stay time 31.5 hours. Mission duration 10 days 4.6 hrs. APOLLO 13 APOLLO 14 APOLLO 15 (SA-508) (SA-509) (SA-510) 4/11/70 1/31/71 7/26/71 CM-109 CM-110 CM-112 SM-109 SM-110 SM-112 LM-7 LM-8 LM-10 SLA-16 SLA-17 SLA-19 ALSEP ALSEP ALSEP LRV-1 Planned 3rd 3rd lunar 4th lunar landlunar landing. landing. Fra ing Hadley Aborted at Mauro site. site.Traverses approx. 56 hrs Deploy ALSEP. in 1st LRV due to loss of Geology tra- deploy ALSEP. cryogenic O2 verse. Lunar Lunar stay and loss of stay time 34.5 time 66.9 hrs. electrical hours. Mission Mission power and duration 9 duration 12 water. days 2 min. days 7.2 hrs. APOLLO 16 (SA-511) 4/16/72 CM-113 SM-113 LM-11 SLA-20 ALSEP LRV-2 5th lunar landing Descartes site. Deploy ALSEP.Three EVAs in LRV. Lunar stay time 71 hours. Mission duration 11 days 1.8 hrs. APOLLO 17 (SA-512) 12/7/72 CM-114 SM-114 LM-12 SLA-21 ALSEP LRV-3 6th lunar landing TaurusLittrow site. Deploy ALSEP 3 EVA's in LRV Lunar stay time 75 hrs. Mission duration 12 days 14 hrs. SKYLAB 1 SKYLAB 2 SKYLAB 3 (SA-513) (SA-206) (SA-207) 5/14/73 5/25/73 7/23/73 Multidocking CSM-116 CSM-117 adapter, ATM Workshop, 1st manned 2nd manned Airlock. launch to launch to Launch placed Skylab space Skylab space Skylab station. station. Solar workshop Repaired dam- data, EREP, & space station aged solar biomedical in 433km array and experiments. circular orbit. deployed Duration Solar panels parasol. 59 days damaged on Duration launch. 28 days SKYLAB 4 (SA-208) 11/16/73 CSM-118 ASTP (SA-210) 7/15/75 CSM-111 Docking 3rd manned Adapter launch to Conduct Skylab space manned station. Solar rendezvous & data, EREP, & docking with biomedical USSR Soyuz. experiments. Duration 9 Duration days 1 hr 84 days (Apollo) 5 days 22 hrs (Soyuz) APOLLO-SOYUZ THOMAS STAFFORD DEKE SLAYTON VANCE BRAND ENGINE FAIRING F-1 ENGINE (5) ©2006 Apogee Books, Box 62034, Burlington, Ontario, L7S1W3, Canada www.apogeebooks.com