Apollo astronauts

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Apollo astronauts were the NASA crew members who flew on the Apollo missions, including those who journeyed to and walked on the Moon during the late 1960s and early 1970s.

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Apollo 11 crew 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf NASA personnel category
group of astronauts
associatedWith Space Race
surface form: Cold War space race

Gemini program
surface form: Project Gemini

Mercury program
surface form: Project Mercury
country United States of America
surface form: United States
employer NASA
era 1960s
1970s
field human spaceflight
missionType Earth orbit test flight
lunar landing
lunar orbit
notableActivity Earth orbital test missions
crewed lunar missions
first crewed Moon landing
lunar orbit missions
lunar surface exploration
notableFor first human footprints on the Moon
numberOfIndividuals dozens
operatedBy NASA
partOf Apollo program
performed deep-space navigation
lunar surface extravehicular activities
rendezvous and docking operations
scientific experiments in Earth orbit
scientific experiments in lunar orbit
scientific experiments on the Moon
programPeriodEnd 1972
programPeriodStart 1961
selectionCriteria civilian pilots
military test pilots
scientist-astronauts
selectionFrom Mercury Seven
surface form: NASA Astronaut Group 1

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trainedAt Johnson Space Center
trainedIn extravehicular activity
lunar geology
spacecraft systems
usedEquipment Apollo spacesuit
Lunar Roving Vehicle
Portable Life Support System
usedLaunchVehicle Saturn I
Saturn IB
Saturn V
usedSpacecraft Apollo command and service module
Apollo Lunar Module
surface form: Apollo lunar module

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Michael Collins partOf Apollo astronauts
this entity surface form: Apollo 11 crew
Gemini program usedForTraining Apollo astronauts