but "Apollo 13" is an entertaining reminder that they'd have been stuck on the launchpad without some very clever people back in Houston. "Apollo 13" is available to stream on MGM+ in the US, and to ...

A stunning new NASA video provides an astronaut's view of the moon's far side, when the crew aboard Apollo 13 was out of communication with Earth.

NASA has released a video of the moon from the point of view of Apollo 13 astronauts. They made the video using data from the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter, a NASA robotic spacecraft orbiting the moon.

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. This Saturday (April 11) will mark 50 years since NASA's Apollo 13 mission launched on an ...

Apollo 13 was set to be NASA’s third mission to the moon, however, the crew had to abandon their plans two days after launch – but not before they captured a stunning view of the lunar surface.

Almost 50 years after the Apollo 13 crew looped around the Moon, NASA released a new 4K video showing what the astronauts saw during their mission. The video begins with an Earthset and sunrise ...

The Apollo 13 in Real Time site offers a video stream of the mission accompanied by live audio chatter from Mission Control, astronauts Lovell, Jack Swigert and Fred Haise, ...

Apollo 13 launched towards the moon on April 11, 1970, but had to turn around after an oxygen tank in the service module failed. ... Lovell explained in a video.

When Apollo 13 suffered a catastrophic failure in space, survival became the only mission. Epic History. ... Videos show water rising within minutes during deadly Texas flash flood.

NASA’s Image and Video Library contains a load of Apollo 13 material. The Apollo Lunar Surface Journal, a volunteer-created site managed by NASA’s History Office, also has a lot of photos.

(Video from Apollo 13; lunar module instrument panel) Mr. HAISE: I knew the command module had only so much life left, and we very quickly had to get to a point in the startup of the lunar module ...

NASA has released a video of the moon from the point of view of Apollo 13 astronauts. They made the video using data from the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter, a NASA robotic spacecraft orbiting the moon.