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1962 Boeing LEM

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Landing Sequence

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Lunar Liftoff

  1. Mariner IV determined that Mars’ atmosphere is only 1 to 2 percent of the Earth’s in density. This may mean that future manned spacecraft to Mars must employ the same landing technique – retro rockets – as the ones which will be used by the Apollo lunar ship.
  2. Artist’s drawing of interplanetary explorers maintaining contact through the use of small radio equipment. This particular transmitter is also designed to transmit data concerning the condition of the astronaut and the functioning of his suit.

Mars: Planet for Conquest
by Erik Bergaust
G.P Putnam’s Sons, 1967

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LEM by Gary Meyer

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Ascent Stage

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Źiemba and Collopy

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Lunar Liftoff

Space World, November 1964

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Image credit: Bell Aerosystems

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Lunar Module Derivatives

  1. LM
  2. Extended LM
  3. Lunar Reconnaissance Module
  4. LM Taxi
  5. LM Truck
  6. LM Payload Module
  7. LM Shelter
  8. Lunar Base Module
  9. LM/Stellar ATM
  10. Rescue LM

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Sol Dember

Eagle Book of Rockets and Space
by John W.R. Taylor and Maurice Allward
Longacre Press, 1961

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