Columbia

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Columbia was the command module spacecraft of NASA's historic Apollo 11 mission, which carried astronauts to the Moon and safely returned them to Earth in 1969.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Apollo command module
NASA space vehicle
spacecraft
carriedAstronaut Buzz Aldrin
surface form: Edwin E. Aldrin Jr.

Michael Collins
Neil A. Armstrong
carriedToDestination Moon
commandModulePilot Michael Collins
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
crewCapacity 3
currentLocation National Air and Space Museum, Washington, D.C.
surface form: National Air and Space Museum
currentLocationCity Washington, D.C.
heatShieldType ablative heat shield
launchDate 1969-07-16
launchSite Kennedy Space Center Launch Complex 39A
launchVehicle Saturn V
lunarModuleCompanion Eagle
manufacturer Rockwell International
surface form: North American Rockwell
mission Apollo 11
missionEndEvent Apollo 11 splashdown
missionOutcome successful
missionRole command module
missionStartEvent Apollo 11 launch
name Columbia
notableAchievement first crewed lunar landing mission command module
operator NASA
primaryFunction Earth reentry vehicle
crew command and control
program Apollo program
recoveryShip USS Hornet (CV-12)
surface form: USS Hornet
reentryDate 1969-07-24
reentryLocation Pacific Ocean
returnedCrewSafely true
returnedFromDestination Moon
serviceModuleCompanion Apollo command and service module
surface form: Apollo 11 service module
spacecraftMassClass approximately 5,800 kg (command module)
spacecraftType Block II Apollo command module
status retired

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