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    #99: Apollo 10

    May 21st, 2019 · 36 minutes

    In May 1969, Tom Stafford, John Young and Gene Cernan took their Apollo spacecraft within 48,000 feet of the lunar service.

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    The Apollo 10 LM — dubbed Snoopy — above the lunar surface.

    Our Apollo Episodes:

    50 Years Ago: Apollo 10 to Sort Out the Unknowns | NASA
    Apollo 10 | NASA
    In Depth | Apollo 10 – NASA Solar System Exploration
    APOLLO 10 - NASA History
    Apollo 10 (AS-505) | National Air and Space Museum
    Apollo 10: Lunar Landing Dress Rehearsal | Space
    ‎Peanuts in Space: Secrets of Apollo 10 on Apple TV
    Apollo 10: "Son of a B—!" - Space Artifacts
    The floating turd mystery that still haunts NASA - Vox
    The Search for 'Snoopy': Astronomers & Students Hunt for NASA's Lost Apollo 10 Module | Space
    Why Apollo 10 Stopped Just 47,000 Feet From the Moon - The New York Times