Apollo 17 launches — the only night launch of a Saturn V
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Cernan, Evans and Schmitt lifted off from Launch Complex 39A after a two-hour-forty-minute hold, on the final Apollo lunar mission.
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- Apollo 17concerns
- Kennedy Space Center Launch Complex 39Aconcerns
- Saturn Vconcerns
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