CSM-110

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CSM-110 was the Apollo command and service module used on the Apollo 14 mission, carrying astronauts to lunar orbit and back.

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CSM-110 canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Apollo Command and Service Module
crewed spacecraft
spacecraft
associatedLunarModule Antares
carriedCrew Alan Shepard
Edgar Mitchell
linked to: Edgar D. Mitchell

Stuart Roosa
linked to: Stuart A. Roosa
commandModuleName Kitty Hawk
commandModuleType Block II Apollo Command Module
communicationSystem S-band communication system
countryOfOrigin United States
crewCapacity 3
crewPosition command module pilot Stuart Roosa remained in CSM-110 in lunar orbit
destination lunar orbit
dockedWith LM-8 Antares
linked to: Antares
flightPhase lunar orbit insertion
transearth injection
translunar injection
guidanceSystem Apollo Guidance Computer
heatShield ablative heat shield
heatShieldTested during Apollo 14 reentry
historicalSignificance returned the first American in space, Alan Shepard, to the Moon
launchDate 1971-01-31
launchedWith Saturn V
launchSite Kennedy Space Center Launch Complex 39A
launchVehicle Saturn V SA-509
linked to: Saturn V
lifeSupport Environmental Control System
manufacturer North American Rockwell
mission Apollo 14
missionDuration 9 days 1 hour 58 minutes
missionOutcome success
operatedBy NASA
orbitedBody Earth
Moon
powerSource fuel cells
primaryEngine Service Propulsion System
program Apollo program
recoveredBy USS New Orleans
reentryDate 1971-02-09
reentryMethod atmospheric reentry
reentryProfile skip reentry not used
returnedTo Earth
roleInMission carried astronauts to lunar orbit and back
serviceModule Apollo 14 Service Module
serviceModuleType Block II Apollo Service Module
splashdownLocation Pacific Ocean
usedFor transport of crew between Earth and lunar orbit

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