Every mission of the Apollo programme
The top 3 according to 87 votes from people: Apolo 1 (1967) · Apolo 4 (1967) · Apolo 6 (1968). (Updated May 3, 2021.)
From the Apollo 1 fire to the footprints of Apollo 17, by way of Apollo 13's "Houston, we've had a problem": the missions that took twelve men to walk on the Moon. Which is the most legendary?
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Top 15
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1
Apolo 1 (1967)
The launch pad fire that killed Grissom, White and Chaffee.
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2
Apolo 4 (1967)
The first, uncrewed flight of the Saturn V rocket.
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3
Apolo 6 (1968)
The last uncrewed test flight.
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4
Apolo 5 (1968)
Uncrewed test of the lunar module.
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5
Apolo 7 (1968)
The programme's first crewed mission, in Earth orbit.
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6
Apolo 8 (1968)
The first humans to orbit the Moon, and the Earthrise photo.
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7
Apolo 11 (1969)
Armstrong and Aldrin, the first to walk on the Moon.
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8
Apolo 14 (1971)
Alan Shepard played golf on the Moon.
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Apolo 9 (1969)
Test of the lunar module in Earth orbit.
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10
Apolo 13 (1970)
The oxygen tank explosion and the miraculous return.
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11
Apolo 17 (1972)
The last time humans walked on the Moon.
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12
Apolo 12 (1969)
A precision landing next to the Surveyor 3 probe.
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13
Apolo 10 (1969)
The dress rehearsal: they came within 15 km of the surface.
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14
Apolo 16 (1972)
Exploration of the Descartes highlands.
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15
Apolo 15 (1971)
The debut of the lunar rover.
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