Apollo 13 crew returns alive
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After looping around the far side of the Moon on a free-return trajectory and surviving on Lunar Module consumables, the crew splashed down safely in the Pacific. Their swing around the Moon carried them 248,655 miles from Earth — a distance record for humans that stood for 56 years.
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