Apollo 16 Command Module

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The Apollo 16 Command Module was the crew’s primary spacecraft for living, working, and reentry during NASA’s fifth crewed lunar landing mission in 1972.

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Surface form Occurrences
Apollo 16 Service Module 1

Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Apollo command and service module
spacecraft
carriedCrew Charles M. Duke Jr. NERFINISHED
John W. Young NERFINISHED
Thomas K. Mattingly II NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
crewActivities living
mission planning and monitoring
sleeping
working
crewCapacity 3
crewPosition Command Module Pilot seat for Thomas K. Mattingly II
Commander seat for John W. Young
Lunar Module Pilot seat for Charles M. Duke Jr.
era Apollo era
hasComponent communication systems
environmental control system
guidance and navigation system
heat shield
reaction control system
launchDate 1972-04-16
launchSite Kennedy Space Center Launch Complex 39A
launchVehicle Saturn V NERFINISHED
missionNumber Apollo 16 NERFINISHED
missionSequenceNumber fifth crewed lunar landing mission
missionType lunar landing mission support
operatedBy NASA
orbited Earth NERFINISHED
Moon NERFINISHED
partOf Apollo 16 NERFINISHED
program Apollo program NERFINISHED
reentryDate 1972-04-27
reentryDestination Pacific Ocean NERFINISHED
reentryMethod ballistic reentry with parachute splashdown
roleInMission Earth atmospheric reentry vehicle
control center for mission
primary living quarters for crew
separatedFrom Apollo 16 Lunar Module Orion NERFINISHED
spaceAgency NASA
usedFor Earth reentry
command and control
communications
crew habitation
crew operations
life support
navigation
yearOfMission 1972

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Command and Service Module Casper crewModule Apollo 16 Command Module
Command and Service Module Casper serviceModule Apollo 16 Command Module
this entity surface form: Apollo 16 Service Module