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Apollo V

January 22, 1968

Mission Objective: Verify operation of Lunar Module ascent and descent propulsion systems. Evaluate Lunar Module staging. Evaluate S-IVB instrument unit performance

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Apollo-5 (21)

Pad 37-B (8)
Saturn-1B AS-204 (4)
1st Lunar Module Launch

 

Milestones:

08/15/66 - S-1 Stage ondock at KSC
08/15/66 - S-1B Stage ondock at KSC
08/06/66 - S-IVB ondock at KSC
08/16/66 - S-IU ondock at KSC
04/11/67 - Launch Vehicle at Pad
11/19/67 - Spacecraft at Pad
01/19/68 - Countdown demonstration Test
01/22/68 - Launch

 

Payload:

LM-1 and nose cone.

 

Mission Objective:

Verify operation of Lunar Module ascent and descent propulsion systems. Evaluate Lunar Module staging. Evaluate S-IVB instrument unit performance. All mission objects achieved.

 

Launch:

January 22, 1968, 05:48:08 pm EST. Launch Complex 37B, Eastern Test Range, Cape Canaveral FL. Hold for 228 minutes when spacecraft water boiler temperature rose higher than planned, caused by problem in GSE freon supply, and a power supply in an output register in the digital data-acquisition system failed.

Launch Weight: xxx,xxx lbs.

 

 

Orbit:

Altitude: 961km
Inclination: xxx degrees
Orbits: 4
Duration: Days, hours, min, seconds
Distance: miles

 

Landing:

No recovery.

 

Mission Highlights:

Apogee was 222 km at insertion, LM/S-IVB seperation, and after first descent engine firing. Apogee was raised to 961 km after first ascent engine firing. Perigee was 163 km at insertion, 167km at separation, 171 after descent engine firing, and 172 km after ascent engine firing.
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