Launched by NASA, the mission carried its crew beyond low Earth orbit and around the Moon, reaching distances no human mission has achieved in recent history. Using a carefully planned free return path, the spacecraft relied on the Moon’s gravity to guide it back home, an efficient and precise path that played a key role in the mission’s success.
The return journey was one of the most intense phases, with the capsule re-entering Earth’s atmosphere at extreme speeds and temperatures reaching up to 3,000°C.
This mission now sets the stage for the next phase of human space exploration.
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