Apollo Lunar Module

The Apollo Lunar Module, originally designated the Lunar Excursion Module (LEM), was the lunar lander spacecraft that was flown between lunar orbit and the Moon's surface during the United States' Apollo program. It was the first crewed spacecraft to operate exclusively in space, and remains the only crewed vehicle to land anywhere beyond Earth.

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1969  Wikimedia, Wikidata
Apollo capsule
diameter 4.27 metre, height 7 metre, mass 4280 kilogram, mass 15200 kilogram, 
lunar lander, crewed spacecraft, Grumman, National Aeronautics and Space Administration, United States, 
Challenger, Republic of Haiti, 1969, Lunar Module test article, lunar lander, Ekran, Dong Fang Hong 2, crewed spacecraft, Spider, Snoopy, Orion, LTA-1, Intrepid, Falcon, Eagle, United States, Aquarius, Antares, Tarshish, Sweden, Sikh Confederacy, Reman, Persia, Kingdom of Wolaita, Kingdom of Martabam-hongsawatoi, Havilah, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Chinland, Calvinist Republic of Ghent, Ashkenaz, 

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  LTA-1 ⓘ
  Apollo Lunar Module test rig

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  Lunar Module test article ⓘ
  uncrewed modified lunar module

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  Spider ⓘ
  lunar module used during Apollo 9

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  Snoopy ⓘ
  Lunar Module used during Apollo 10

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  Eagle ⓘ
  lunar module used during Apollo 11: first crewed spacecraft on the Moon

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  Intrepid ⓘ
  lunar module used during Apollo 12

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  Aquarius ⓘ
  lunar module used during Apollo 13

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  Antares ⓘ
  lunar module used during Apollo 14

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  Falcon ⓘ
  lunar module used during Apollo 15

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  Orion ⓘ
  lunar module used during Apollo 16

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  Challenger ⓘ
  lunar module used during Apollo 17

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Florida (181114189)

Apollo docking system S68-50869

Apollo 16 LM Orion on the lunar surface, 1972

Buzz Aldrin removing the passive seismometer from a compartment in the Lunar Lander.

AS12-48-7117 - Apollo 12 - DPLA - 73f68f08b047cb74e2aefe89231a178f

Lunar Excursion Module Familiarization Manual (front cover)

Grumman LM PA-1 Ascent Stage fuselage team.

Apollo CM, Mid-Course correction, SPS Mode. MSC, HOUSTON, TX CN/BW 12/01/1966 - 06/01/1966

Buzz Aldrin removing the passive seismometer from a compartment in the SEQ bay of the Lunar Lander while on the moon.

James Irwin on the Moon saluting the flag during the Apollo 15 mission.

• Apollo Module and Two Stages of Saturn Arriving from North American Aviation (NAID 101940172) - item in the National Archives and Records Administration's holdings

Type	Subtype	Date	Description	Notes	Source
class	space object		LTA-1	Apollo Lunar Module	Wikidata
class	space object		Lunar Module test article	Apollo Lunar Module, test article	Wikidata
class	space object	1969	Spider	Apollo Lunar Module	Wikidata
class	space object	1969	Snoopy	Apollo Lunar Module	Wikidata
class	space object	1969	Eagle	Apollo Lunar Module	Wikidata
class	space object	1969	Intrepid	Apollo Lunar Module	Wikidata
class	space object	1970	Aquarius	Apollo Lunar Module	Wikidata
class	space object	1971	Antares	Apollo Lunar Module	Wikidata
class	space object	1971	Falcon	Apollo Lunar Module	Wikidata
class	space object	1972	Orion	Apollo Lunar Module	Wikidata
class	space object	1972	Challenger	Apollo Lunar Module	Wikidata
commons	image		Florida (181114189)		Commons
commons	image		Apollo docking system S68-50869		Commons
commons	image		Apollo 16 LM Orion on the lunar surface, 1972		Commons
commons	image		Buzz Aldrin removing the passive seismometer from a compartment in the Lunar Lander.		Commons
commons	image		AS12-48-7117 - Apollo 12 - DPLA - 73f68f08b047cb74e2aefe89231a178f		Commons
commons	image		Lunar Excursion Module Familiarization Manual (front cover)		Commons
commons	image		Grumman LM PA-1 Ascent Stage fuselage team.		Commons
commons	image		Apollo CM, Mid-Course correction, SPS Mode. MSC, HOUSTON, TX CN/BW 12/01/1966 - 06/01/1966		Commons
commons	image		Buzz Aldrin removing the passive seismometer from a compartment in the SEQ bay of the Lunar Lander while on the moon.		Commons
commons	image		James Irwin on the Moon saluting the flag during the Apollo 15 mission.		Commons