Na TVP-1 leci właśnie Apollo-13, właściwie początek filmu dlatego kto nie oglądał albo kto ma wolny wieczór to oczywiście polecam ;)
I na zakończenie prosta zagadka (była już kiedyś podana):
Jaką rolę w filmie (poza rolą konsultanta) odegrał Jim Lovell ?
Dzięki Hermesie za ten post! :D To garść naprawdę ciekawych i cennych informacji, dobrze, że tu są.Eeee kapitan okrętu USS Iwo Jima, który wyłowił kapsułę Apollo 13 ? Kurde oglądałem film kilka razy i nie wiedziałem o tym... :)CytujI na zakończenie prosta zagadka (była już kiedyś podana):
Jaką rolę w filmie (poza rolą konsultanta) odegrał Jim Lovell ?
Oczywiście wiem (nie tylko ja na tym forum), ale może spróbuje odpowiedzieć ktoś nowy... no poszukać kto to był Jim Lovell i odpowiedzieć proszę. ;)
Fajne szczegóły, zastanawia mnie czemu zmienili miesiąc startu w filmie.. Nie wierzę w to, że ktoś to przeoczył.. :PRaczej wytaczania na LC-39 :) Myślę, że istnieją dwie możliwości:
... a może po prostu spytać autora tych notatek-chyba nie ma z tym większego problemu, a skończą domysły i gdybania - to wszystko :)Ale o co maja pytac, zreszta juz dyskutowali z Lovellem na ten temat, problem jest kto byl wlascicielem tych notatek. Sprawa jest dosc podobna do kamery z Ksiezyca z Apollo 14 ktora jak twierdzil Mitchell byla jego wlasnoscia. Mitchell staral sie sprzedac ta 16 mm kamere filmowa za $80000.
Ciekaw jestem, czy nie istniała możliwość bezpośredniego abortu przy użyciu tego silnika... :)W tej fazie misji abort SPS'em ze względu na wymaganą sporą dV był możliwy tylko gdyby odłączyli LM'a:
NASA History Office @NASAhistory 4:07 PM · Apr 14, 2025https://twitter.com/NASAhistory/status/1911783429152157705
As NASA's experts worked to safely return the Apollo 13 astronauts home safely 55 years ago, pople banded together to support the crew's families.
Astronauts and NASA senior staff made themselves available to the wives of Jim Lovell and Fred Haise, no matter the time of day. Previous Apollo crewmembers like Neil Armstrong and Pete Conrad reached out to the wives as soon as they heard of Apollo 13's perilous situation and provided vital answers to their questions as they came up.
📷 Astronaut Gerald P. Carr explains the revised Apollo 13 flight plan to Mary Haise
- pierwotnie w załodze podstawowej funkcję CMP miał pełnić Thomas K. Mattingly II lecz brak przeciwciał różyczki, na którą zachorowały dzieci Charlesa M. Duke'a, Jr.'a spowodował 3 dni przed startem zmianę.http://lk.astronautilus.pl/loty/a13.htm
NASA History Office @NASAhistory 7:00 PM · Apr 14, 2025https://twitter.com/NASAhistory/status/1911826792735776772
From their lunar module "lifeboat," the Apollo 13 astronauts took photos #OTD in 1970 as they looped past the far side of the Moon, setting the record for the furthest humans have ever been from the Earth: 248,655 miles.
Their crippled Command Module glitters on the right.
Apollo 13 astronauts James A. "Jim" Lovell, Jr., and Fred W. Haise, Jr., speaking to Professor Leon T. "Lee" Silver of the California Institute of Technology during a geology field trip to Black Canyon Crater Field, Verde Valley, Arizona, yesterday and today. #Apollo13 #Apollo50https://twitter.com/apollo_50th/status/1239648491632095232
Concept art of Apollo 13 astronauts James A. "Jim" Lovell, Jr., and Fred W. Haise, Jr., exploring the Moon. Art by Teledyne Ryan Aeronautical.https://twitter.com/apollo_50th/status/1242214042191552512
Za chwilę start Apollo 13Wystartowali, chyba wszystko ok! :)
https://apolloinrealtime.org/13/
Apollo 13 znajduje się teraz na orbicie Ziemi, 44 sekundy później niż oczekiwano z powodu wczesnego wyłączenia silnika centralnego S-II (drugi stopień). # Apollo13 # Apollo50https://twitter.com/apollo_50th/status/1249056046770827265
1970 April 11 - . 19:13 GMT - . Launch Site: Cape Canaveral. Launch Complex: Cape Canaveral LC39A. Launch Platform: LUT3. Launch Vehicle: Saturn V.http://www.astronautix.com/a/april11.html
Apollo 13 - . Call Sign: Odyssey. Crew: Haise, Lovell, Swigert. Backup Crew: Duke, Mattingly, Young. Support Crew: Brand, Kerwin, Lousma. Payload: Apollo CSM 109 / Apollo LM 7 / ALSEP / S-IVB-508. Mass: 28,790 kg (63,470 lb). Nation: USA. Related Persons: Brand, Duke, Haise, Kerwin, Lousma, Lovell, Mattingly, Swigert, Young. Agency: NASA Houston. Program: Apollo. Class: Moon. Type: Manned lunar spacecraft. Flight: Apollo 13. Spacecraft: Apollo CSM. Duration: 5.95 days. Decay Date: 1970-04-17 . USAF Sat Cat: 4371 . COSPAR: 1970-029A. Apogee: 186 km (115 mi). Perigee: 184 km (114 mi). Inclination: 32.50 deg. Period: 88.31 min.
Apollo 50th@apollo_50th 9:13 PM · 11 kwi 2020https://twitter.com/apollo_50th/status/1249052861129871365
Liftoff! Apollo 13 liftoff at 13 minutes past the hour.
#Apollo13 #Apollo50
Apollo 13 launched #OTD in 1970 with little fanfare. But on the spacecraft's flight to the Moon, an oxygen tank onboard exploded, transforming Apollo 13 into a hair-raising rescue mission that hinged on the ingenuity and grit of the crew, mission control, and @NASA engineers.(https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FtcEMK0aQAImVXL?format=jpg&name=large)
https://twitter.com/NASAhistory/status/1645788802395553798Here, exhausted Apollo 13 astronauts step onto the deck of U.S.S. Iwo Jima after splashdown in 1970. The mission was termed a "successful failure" after an onboard oxygen tank exploded. Learn more in 'This Month in @NASAhistory: Investigating Apollo 13': https://appel.nasa.gov/2023/04/10/this-month-in-nasa-history-investigating-apollo-13/(https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FtcAac9aAAAkM0k?format=jpg&name=medium)
https://twitter.com/NASA_APPEL/status/1645798801494659073Three men in spacesuits,(https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FtcY6rSWIAEJL1I?format=jpg&name=4096x4096)
Apollo 13's brave flight.
"Successful failure."
Share your Apollo 13 haiku with us.
More about the Apollo 13 mission: https://appel.nasa.gov/2023/04/10/this-month-in-nasa-history-investigating-apollo-13/
https://twitter.com/NASA_Astronauts/status/1645814177095622656https://twitter.com/ron_eisele/status/177813541522182166411 April 1970. 19.13.00 UTC/GMT. Launch of Apollo 13 from Kennedy LC-39A. Seventh manned mission in the American Apollo space program and the third intended to land on the Moon.https://twitter.com/NASAhistory/status/1778452956754375111
Astronauts Jim Lovell, Fred Haise, and Jack Swigert launched on the Apollo 13 mission with relatively little fanfare #OTD in 1970.
That all changed after an oxygen tank on their spacecraft exploded when they were 180,000 miles from Earth. https://go.nasa.gov/3PZDZBo
55 ans du décollage d'Apollo 13https://x.com/spacemen1969/status/1910454493151482098
Replongez dans cet #UnJourUnObjetSpatial avec une belle interview de Fred Haise (accordée lors de 40 ans) 😉
NASA History Office @NASAhistory 6:00 PM · Apr 10, 2025https://x.com/NASAhistory/status/1910362138784260353
Cotton-candy sky with launch day nigh!
The Apollo 13 vehicle shines in the light of the setting sun #OTD in 1970, ready to launch Jim Lovell, Fred Haise, and Jack Swigert the following day on what was to be the third Moon landing mission. https://go.nasa.gov/4jnjZVt
50 lat temu załoga Apollo 13 szczęśliwie wróciła na Ziemię.Link szczegółowy tylko przez chwilę.
https://www.space.com/39251-on-this-day-in-space.html
NASA History Office @NASAhistory 4:30 PM · Apr 17, 2025https://twitter.com/NASAhistory/status/1912876205193241080
As the Apollo 13 spacecraft hurtled back to Earth #OTD in 1970, a communications blackout of about 4 minutes was expected. But the blackout ended up being nearly 1.5 minutes longer than predicted. Flight director Gene Kranz called it the "toughest minute and a half we ever had."
Apollo 13, "united the world in mutual concern more fully than another successful landing on the Moon would have". —Jack Gould, NYT
An estimated 40 million Americans watched as the Apollo 13 spacecraft splashed down safely #OTD in 1970: a miraculous end to a harrowing journey.
The statue honoring Haise is located just south of the Biloxi lighthouse. It was created by another Biloxi native and MGCCC family member, sculptor Mary Ott Tremmel Davidson. Davidson taught at MGCCC’s Harrison County Campus and was named Instructor of the Year in 2002.https://mgccc.edu/2022/02/fred-haise-jr-honored-with-statue-for-apollo-13-space-flight/
Haise said when children look at the statue, he hopes they know becoming an astronaut took hard work. “You had to have a discipline, you had to have a goal and work toward that goal,” he said. “In my case, quite an exciting life.”
Un petit nouveau, qui vient de sortir, est arrivé à la maison : l'autobiographie de Fred Haise (Apollo 13 en 1970 et les vols ALT d'entreprise en 1977)https://x.com/spacemen1969/status/1856835434069868834
"Houston, we've had a problem."https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MdvoA-sjs0A
Jim Lovell spoke these words #OTD in 1970 following the rupture of a service module oxygen tank on the Apollo 13 spacecraft.
Watch the crew and mission control's recollections of the moment:
https://twitter.com/NASAhistory/status/16465135910326190103)Every ten seconds the TV camera integrated, or updated, the image. "Between one ten-second integration and the next one," says Hoffler, now retired in Titusville, Florida, "we can't say exactly what second that was, the less bright dot was not a dot anymore. It was an expanded sphere, reflecting light. A disc. And I remember the guy who was in charge of the thing, Andy Saulietis,...he said, 'What in the world is that?' Every ten seconds it continued to grow a bit, and then started to fade as the gas dissipated into the vacuum of space. We watched it for two or three minutes I guess. In retrospect, none of us had the presence of mind to call next door to Mission Control and say, 'Hey guys, you've got a problem.' "https://www.smithsonianmag.com/air-space-magazine/apollo-13-eyewitness-to-the-explosion-135059193/
Meet the crew of Apollo 13, which launched #OTD in 1970:
👨🚀 Commander Jim Lovell
👨🚀 Command module pilot Jack Swigert
👨🚀 Lunar module pilot Fred Haise
Explore more: https://s.si.edu/3PXgo4d
17 April 1970. 18.07.41 UTC/GMT. The crippled Apollo 13 spacecraft and its three astronauts returned safely to Earth with a splashdown in the South Pacific Ocean. Recovered by the USS Iwo Jima.https://twitter.com/ron_eisele/status/1780321286557663583
Stephane SEBILE @spacemen1969 12:04 AM · Apr 11, 2025https://x.com/spacemen1969/status/1910453738890010941
11 avril 1970 55 ans décollage Apollo 13
Retrouvez cet article (pour les 45 ans) 😉
https://spacerelics.blogspot.com/2015/04/45eme-anniversaire-de-la-mission-apollo.html
#OTD 55 years ago ✨https://x.com/ASE_Astronauts/status/1910740134217081130
Apollo 13 launched on April 11, 1970!
To learn more, check out the mission page from @NASA : https://nasa.gov/mission/apollo-13/
Apollo 13 launched 55 years ago today with relatively little fanfare.https://x.com/NASAhistory/status/1910694327572914435
It wasn't until two days into this mission to the Moon, that an oxygen tank on the spacecraft exploded, and the race to rescue the crew began. Follow along in real time: https://apolloinrealtime.org/13/
NASA History Office @NASAhistory 6:00 PM · Apr 17, 2025https://twitter.com/NASAhistory/status/1912898855487537328
Against all odds, the Apollo 13 crew splashed down in the Pacific Ocean 55 years ago today.
Through ingenuity, quick thinking, and dedication, each obstacle that faced the mission was ultimately overcome.