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This page lists the known space missions in the Apple TV+ series For All Mankind.

See also[]

Main missions[]

Missions seen or mentioned directly in the show

Apollo era[]

Designation N Date Launch vehicle CSM LM Episode(s)
Patch Crew
Unknown Flag of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics 1969-01 N1 1x01
Test flight of N1.
Apollo 10 Flag of the United States of America 1969-05 Saturn V Charlie Brown Snoopy 1x01
Apollo 10 Mission Patch Ed Baldwin
Gordo Stevens
Fred Talmadge
Trial run for lunar landing. 1x02
Unknown Flag of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics 1969-06-26 N1 Soyuz 7K-LOKW LK 1x01
Alexei Leonov First human landing on the Moon.
Apollo 11 Flag of the United States of America 1969-07-20 Saturn V Columbia Eagle 1x01
Apollo 11 Mission Patch Neil Armstrong
Buzz Aldrin
Michael Collins
First American manned Moon landing. 1x02
Unknown Flag of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics 1969-09 N1 Soyuz 7K-LOKW LK 1x02
Anastasia Belikova First woman landing on the Moon.
Apollo 12 Flag of the United States of America 1969-09-19 Saturn V 1x02
Pete Conrad
(other crew unknown)
Scouting for US lunar base site.
Apollo 13 Flag of the United States of America Saturn V
Nothing is known about this mission beside that it was re-tasked to survey for a potential site for a base.
Apollo 14 Flag of the United States of America Saturn V
Nothing is known about this mission beside that it was re-tasked to survey for a potential site for a base.
Unknown Flag of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics N1 Soyuz 7K-LOKW LK 1x04
Crash landed on the Moon. An unnamed cosmonaut was killed.
Apollo 15 Flag of the United States of America 1971-10-18 Saturn V Endeavour Seahawk 1x04
Apollo 15 Mission Patch Ed Baldwin
Molly Cobb
Frank Sedgewick
First American woman in space, and on the Moon.
Molly Cobb discovers water ice inside Shackleton Crater.
1x05
Apollo 16 Flag of the United States of America Saturn V
Apollo 16 Mission Patch John Young
Charles Duke
Davis
No details are known about this mission.
Apollo 17 Flag of the United States of America Saturn V
Apollo 17 Mission Patch Eugene Cernan
Ronald Evans
Gordo Stevens
No details are known about this mission.
Apollo 18 Flag of the United States of America Saturn V 1x05
Apollo 18 Mission Patch Gordo Stevens
Vance Brand
Danielle Poole
No details are known about this mission.
Apollo 19 Flag of the United States of America Saturn IB 1x08
Apollo 19 Mission Patch Fred Haise
Ellen Waverly
Harrison Liu
No details are known about this mission. (mentioned only)
Jamestown Flag of the United States of America 1973-10-09 Saturn V 1x05
Uncrewed First module for the American lunar base Jamestown is sent to the Moon.
(lands on 12 October 1973)
Apollo 20 Flag of the United States of America
Apollo 20 Mission Patch Alan Bean
Ken Mattingly
Gerald Carr
No details are known about this mission beside what's on the mission patch.
From the patch, an orbital mission could be assumed.
Apollo 21 Flag of the United States of America 1973 Saturn V 1x05
Apollo 21 Mission Patch
(Jamestown 1)
Molly Cobb
Robert Crippen
Joe Engle
First crewed mission to inhabit Jamestown. (mentioned only)
Apollo 22 Flag of the United States of America 1974-07-15 [1] Saturn V Excalibur 1x06
Apollo 22 Mission Patch
(Jamestown 2)
Ed Baldwin
Gordo Stevens
Danielle Poole
Jamestown crew rotation.
After the Apollo 23 disaster, the crew was stuck on the Moon for 145 days.
Poole and Stevens returned in December 1974, leaving Ed Baldwin alone at Jamestown.
1x07
1x08
Apollo 23 Flag of the United States of America 1974-08-24 Saturn V 1x06
Apollo 23 Mission Patch Michael Collins
Henry
Edmondson
Planned Jamestown crew rotation.
Saturn V exploded on the launch pad, killing 12 NASA engineers, including Gene Kranz.
Apollo CM was jettisoned and crew suffered injuries.
Zvezda Flag of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics 1974 N1 1x06
First Soviet lunar base. Crew of three.
Apollo 24 Flag of the United States of America 1974-12-24 [1] Saturn V Osprey 1x06
Apollo 24 Mission Patch Ellen Waverly
Harrison Liu
Deke Slayton
Jamestown crew rotation. 1x08
1x09
Apollo 25 Flag of the United States of America 1974-08-26 [2][1] Saturn IB 1x05
Apollo 25 Mission Patch Molly Cobb
Tracy Stevens
Dennis Lambert
Repair of S-IVB of Apollo 24.
(Originally planned for Satellite repair in Earth's orbit, duration 14 days)
1x06
1x08
1x09
Soyuz-Apollo Flag of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics 1983-09-19 Soyuz 2x09
Soyuz-Apollo patch Stepan Petrovich Alexseev
Radislav Semenovich Orlov
Soviet/American joint mission with the aim to encourage peace between the two nations during the height of the Cold War trough a handshake in space. 2x10
Apollo-Soyuz Flag of the United States of America 1983-09-19 Saturn IB 2x09
Apollo-Soyuz patch
(Apollo 75)
Danielle Poole
Nathan Morrison
American/Soviet joint mission with the aim to encourage peace between the two nations during the height of the Cold War trough a handshake in space. 2x10

Space Shuttle era[]

Designation N Date Vehicle Name Episode(s)
Patch Crew
Sea Dragon 1 Flag of the United States of America 1977 Sea Dragon Bonus 1977
Sea Dragon Mission Patch Uncrewed First launch of a Sea Dragon rocket. Used for the Jamestown base expansion.
Jamestown 36 Flag of the United States of America 1982 Space Shuttle Columbia
Jamestown 36 Columbia Mission Patch Cook
Diaz
Foster
Sanders
White
Jamestown crew rotation.
Skylab 12 1982 Space Shuttle Atlantis
Skylab 12 Atlantis Mission Patch Washington
Johnson
Allen
Skylab 19 1983 Space Shuttle Kon-Tiki 2x01
Skylab 19 Mission Patch Doreen Campbell
Ricci
Smith
Stewart
Wagner
Jamestown 81 Flag of the United States of America 1983 Space Shuttle Columbia 2x01
Jamestown 81 Mission Patch Ellen Wilson
Young
Murphy
Lee
Walker
Jamestown crew rotation.
Jamestown 82 Flag of the United States of America 1983 Space Shuttle
Jamestown 82 Mission Patch Allen
Harris
Heikkinen
Stewart
Jamestown crew rotation.
Jamestown 83 Flag of the United States of America 1983 Space Shuttle
Jamestown 83 Mission Patch Molly Cobb
Miller
Rodriguez
Carl Cartwright
Jamestown crew rotation.
Jamestown 84 Flag of the United States of America 1983 Space Shuttle
Jamestown 84 Mission Patch Davis
Johnson
Wubbo Ockels
Steve Pomeranz
Taylor
Jamestown crew rotation.
Jamestown 85 Flag of the United States of America 1983 Space Shuttle
Jamestown 85 Mission Patch Garcia
Hayes
Reed
Eric Powell
Jamestown crew rotation.
Jamestown 86 Flag of the United States of America 1983 Space Shuttle
Jamestown 86 Mission Patch Howard
Kouri
Alex Rossi
Mark Tremblay
Williams
Jamestown crew rotation.
Jamestown 87 Flag of the United States of America 1983 Space Shuttle
Jamestown 87 Mission Patch Foster
Jones
Peterson
Doug Price
Jamestown crew rotation.
Jamestown 88 Flag of the United States of America 1983 Space Shuttle
Jamestown 88 Mission Patch Nick Corrado
James
Petersen
Tuzell
Jamestown crew rotation.
Jamestown 89 Flag of the United States of America 1983 Space Shuttle Discovery 2x04
Jamestown 89 Mission Patch Cook
Paul DeWeese
Tracy Stevens
Rogers
Jamestown crew rotation.
Moon Marines Flag of the United States of America 1983 Space Shuttle 2x05
Moon Marines Patch Vance Paulson
Helena Webster
Charles Bernitz
Steve Lopez
Jason Wilhelm
Sea Dragon 16 Flag of the United States of America 1983 Sea Dragon 1x10
Sea Dragon Mission Patch Uncrewed Phase III Jamestown expansion. 2x06
Jamestown 90 Flag of the United States of America 1983 Space Shuttle
Jamestown 90 Mission Patch Dubois
Jacobs
DeLeon
O'Brien
Smith
Jamestown crew rotation.
Jamestown 91 Flag of the United States of America 1983 Space Shuttle Columbia 2x08
Jamestown 91 Mission Patch
(STS-83-R)
Natalie Bishop
Jonathan Gatos
Gordo Stevens
Mark Tremblay
White
Jamestown crew rotation.
Unknown Flag of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics 1983 EnergiaW Buran 2x09
Blockade of the Moon. 2x10
Sea Dragon 17 Flag of the United States of America 1983 Sea Dragon 2x09
Sea Dragon Mission Patch Uncrewed 2x10
Pathfinder Flag of the United States of America 1983 Pathfinder shuttle Pathfinder 2x09
Pathfinder 1983 Patch Ed Baldwin
Gary Piscotty
Sally Ride
Jamestown crew rotation. 2x10
Jamestown ?? Flag of the United States of America 1990 Space Shuttle 3x01
Danny Stevens Jamestown crew rotation.
Jamestown ?? Flag of the United States of America 1992-08 Space Shuttle 3x01
Jamestown Patch 1992 Aleida Rosales Repair of K-32 NERVA
DPRK Mars mission Flag of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea 1994-09 Unknown launch vehicle Soyuz capsule 3x10
DPRK Patch Lee Jung-Gil
Park Chol
Secretly crewed Mars mission.
Helios Mars mission Flag of the United States of America 1994-10 Phoenix MSAM Popeye 3x03 - 3x10
Helios Phoenix Patch Ed Baldwin
Danny Stevens
Nick Corrado
Louisa Mueller
Adarsh Sethi
Dr. Benjamin Harmon
Zizzo Glover
Lars Hagstrom
Sandy Bostik
Lopez
+ 6 unknown crew
Private competitor crewed Mars mission.
Sojourner-1 Flag of the United States of America 1994-10 Sojourner 1 3x03 - 3x10
Sojourner 1 Mission Patch Danielle Poole
Kelly Baldwin
Clarke Halladay
Sylvie Kaplan
William Tyler
Rolan Baranov
NASA crewed Mars mission.
Mars-94 Flag of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics 1994-10 Mars-94 3x03
Mars-94 Mission Patch Grigory Kuznetsov
Dr. Dimitri Mayakovsky
Isabel Castillo
Alexei Poletov
Oleg Sidorov
Roscosmos crewed Mars mission. 3x04

Other missions[]

Missions seen on mission status boards
Patch Mission / Designator Vehicle ID Mission Date Notes
Jamestown Patch 1992 Jamestown 192 STS-92-D Beagle OV-109 Jamestown crew rotation 1992-07 [3] [note 1]
STS-92-F Enterprise OV-101 Sat repair 1992-07 [3]
Jamestown Patch 1992 Jamestown 193 STS-92-G Discovery OV-103 Jamestown crew rotation 1992-07 [3]
Jamestown Patch 1992 Jamestown 194 STS-92-H Endeavour OV-105 Jamestown crew rotation 1992-07 [3]
Jamestown Patch 1992 STS-92-K Pathfinder OV-201 DOD (classified) 1992-07 [3]
Jamestown Patch 1992 Jamestown 195 STS-92-L Victoria OV-108 Jamestown crew rotation 1992-07 [4]
Jamestown Patch 1992 Jamestown 196 STS-92-N Columbia OV-102 Jamestown crew rotation 1992-07 [4]
Jamestown Patch 1992 Jamestown 197 STS-92-P Kon-Tiki OV-107 Jamestown crew rotation 1992-07 [4] [note 1]
Jamestown Patch 1992 Jamestown 200 STS-92-S Enterprise OV-101 Jamestown crew rotation 1992-07 [4]
Sea Dragon Mission Patch Sea Dragon 38 SD-38 Sea Dragon 2 LV-2 Jamestown supply run 1992-07 [3]
Sea Dragon Mission Patch Sea Dragon 39 SD-39 Sea Dragon 3 LV-3 Jamestown supply run 1992-07 [4]
Mars Exploration Rover Spirit Patch MER-A SpiritW JPL-157 Surface OPS
Gusev craterW, Mars
1992-07 [3] [BTS 1]
Opportunity Rover Patch MER-B OpportunityW JPL-158 Surface OPS
Meridiani PlanumW, Mars
APSX OPS
1992-07 [3] [BTS 2]
MoonLab Patch Moonlab Gateway ML-1 Fuel depot OPS 1992-07 [3]
Arcos Lunar Fuel Depot Patch Arcos Arcos-1 ISR-25 Mining dev
Mare TranquilitatisW, Moon
1992-07 [3]
Alvarez Station Patch Alvarez HAB-3 ISR-17 Helium-3
Mare SerenitatisW, Moon
Chemical analysis
1992-07 [3]
Aurora Patch Aurora SC-20451 JPL-130 Climate research
Leda PlanitiaW, Venus
Scanner deploy
1992-07 [4] [BTS 3]
Hypatia Slayton STN MSR-3 ISRU demonstrator
Valles Marineris, Mars
Surface OPS
1992-07 [4]
Thomas Paine Space Telescope Patch Paine Telescope TPST SC-20580 PST-01 Stellar OBS
LEO
Deep field survey
1992-07 [4] [5]
Mariner 27 MM-41A JPL-133A Low orbit mapping
Mercury orbit
Terrain scan
1992-07 [4] [BTS 4]
Mariner 28 MM-41B JPL-133B Solar OBS
Mercury orbit
Far IR scan
1992-07 [4] [BTS 4]
Endurance SC-116-40 JPL-137 Seismic study
Elysium PlanitiaW, Mars
Thermal OPS
1992-07 [4] [BTS 5]
Pathfinder Patch STS-94-M Pathfinder OV-201 Crew transport 1995-03 [6]
Jamestown 224 STS-94-S Constitution OV-106 Jamestown crew rotation 1995-03 [6]
Jamestown 225 STS-94-T Columbia OV-102 Jamestown crew rotation 1995-03 [6]
Jamestown 226 STS-94-V Challenger OV-099 Jamestown crew rotation 1995-03 [6]
Jamestown 227 STS-95-A Atlantis
Columbia
OV-104
OV-102
Jamestown crew rotation 1995-03 [6]
[5]
[note 2]
Jamestown 228 STS-95-B Endeavour OV-105 Jamestown crew rotation 1995-03 [5] [7]
Jamestown 229 STS-95-D Constitution OV-106 Jamestown crew rotation 1995-03 [5] [7]
Jamestown 230 STS-95-E Discovery OV-103 Jamestown crew rotation 1995-03 [5]
Skylab 44 STS-95-F Vanguard OV-202 Skylab 44 1995-03 [5]
Jamestown 231 STS-95-G (E) Beagle OV-107 Jamestown crew rotation 1995-03 [5] [7] [note 1] [note 3]
Jamestown 232 STS-95-H Victoria OV-108 Jamestown crew rotation 1995-03 [8]
Jamestown 233 STS-95-K Enterprise OV-101 Jamestown crew rotation 1995-03 [8] [7]
Pathfinder Patch Jamestown 234 STS-95-L Pathfinder OV-201 Jamestown crew rotation 1995-03 [8]
Sea Dragon Mission Patch Sea Dragon 46 SD-46 Sea Dragon 4 LV-4 Sojourner-2 components 1995-03 [6]
Sea Dragon Mission Patch Sea Dragon 47 SD-47 Sea Dragon 4
Sea Dragon 3
LV-4B
LV-3
DOD (classified)
Supply run
1995-03 [8]
[7]
[note 4]
Sea Dragon Mission Patch Sea Dragon 48 SD-48 Sea Dragon 3 LV-3 Jamestown logistics 1995-03 [8]
Pioneer 23 SC-223106 JPL-206 Photo OPS
Neptune orbit
1995-03 [6] [BTS 6]
Galileo V MPL-2 JPL-197 Climate study
Planum AustraleW, Mars
1995-03 [6] [BTS 7]
Arcos Lunar Fuel Depot Patch Arcos Arcos-1 ISR-25 Mining dev
Mare TranquilitatisW, Moon
1995-03 [6]
Alvarez Station Patch Alvarez HAB-3 ISR-17 Helium-3
Mare SerenitatisW, Moon
Site survey
Chemical analysis
1995-03 [6] [8]
Alsep-9 ALS-9 JSC-9 Lunar science
Copernicus STNW
1995-03 [7] [BTS 8]
Ares V Orion-3 ESMD-3B System test
Translunar transit
1995-03 [7] [BTS 9]
Altair-5 ESMD-5 JSC-27 Lunar OPS
Jamestown, Moon
Refueling
1995-03 [7]
Hokule'a MM-92 JPL-216 CMB OBS
Lagrange 2W (L2)
Far IR scan
1995-03 [7]
Thomas Paine Space Telescope Patch Paine Telescope TPST SC-20580 PST-01 Stellar OBS
LEO
Deep field survey
1995-03 [5]
Endurance SC-195-49 JPL-173 Seismic study
Elysium PlanitiaW, Mars
Thermal OPS
1995-03 [5] [BTS 5]
Voyager-5 Voyager-5 VGR-5 Outer planets survey
Trans-Neptune
UV spectro OPS
1995-03 [5] [BTS 10]
Aurora Patch Aurora SC-20451 JPL-129 Climate research
Leda PlanitiaW, Venus
1995-03 [5] [BTS 3]
Mariner 32 MA-17A JPL-179A In transit
Asteroid belt
1995-03 [8] [BTS 4]
Mariner 33 MA-17B JPL-180 Sample return
Asteroid belt
1995-03 [8] [BTS 4]
Skylab 44 Skylab AAP-1A Orbital OPS 1995-03 [8]
Chandra Telescope ChandraW AXAF-1 X-ray astronomyW 1995-03 [8] [BTS 11]
Terana SC-40300 GSFC-97 Earth climate OPS
Lagrange 1W (L1)
1995-03 [8]

Notes[]

  • The dates in this table relate to the date of the episode in which they were seen on the mission boards. The actual missions may have happened on different dates.
  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 There is a discrepancy with the OV-numbers of the Space Shuttle Beagle and Kon-Tiki on the various mission boards. Kon-Tiki has OV-107, while Beagle has OV-109 but also OV-107 in another scene. Most probably OV-109 is supposed to be the correct ID.
    Note that while in season 3 the shuttle's IDs are mostly consistant, they were a huge mess in season 2, where they changed constantly.
  2. There is a discrepancy with this mission. The mission status boards seen in the episodes 3x06 and 3x07 show different vehicles for Jamestown 227.
  3. There is a discrepancy with the STS-number of this mission. The mission status boards seen in the episodes 3x06 and 3x07 show different numbers (95-E/G) for Jamestown 231.
  4. There is a discrepancy with this mission. The mission status boards seen in the episodes 3x06 and 3x07 tell different things about the mission and the vehicle used for SD-47.

Behind the scenes[]

  1. Spirit
    SpiritW (MER-A) was a real Mars roverW and one of two rovers launched in summer 2003 as part of NASA's MER missionW. Spirit landed within the impact crater GusevW in January 2004 and was operational until March 2010.
    In the For All Mankind timeline, Spirit appears to have the same mission at the same location, but is in operation over 10 years earlier than it was in reality.
  2. Opportunity
    OpportunityW (MER-B) was a real Mars roverW and one of two rovers launched in summer 2003 as part of NASA's MER missionW. Opportunity landed in Meridiani PlanumW in January 2004 and was operational until June 2018. This was 57 times its designed lifespan, exceeding the initial plan by over 14 years.
    In the For All Mankind timeline, Opportunity appears to have the same mission at the same location, but is in operation over 10 years earlier than it was in reality.
  3. 3.0 3.1 Aurora
    Aurora appears to be a JPL mission on, or more probably in orbit above, the Venusian plain Leda PlanitiaW.
    In reality, a spaceflight programme from the European Space AgencyW named Aurora programmeW existed, with the objective to implement a European long-term plan for the robotic and human exploration of solar system bodies. However, the program is no longer active.
  4. 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 Mariner
    The Mariner programW was a NASA program to explore other planets. 10 robotic interplanetary probes were designed and built by JPLW between 1962 and late 1973, visiting the planets Venus, Mars and Mercury for the first time, and returning to Venus and Mars for additional close observations. Mariner 1 failed at launch in July 1962, followed by Mariner 2 in August, which made the first Venus flyby with data returned. The last spacecraft of the program launched in November 1973, performing the first ever flyby of Mercury.
    In the For All Mankind timeline, the program appears to be still active by 1995 with the last known missions being Mariner 32 + 33, exploring the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter.
  5. 5.0 5.1 Endurance
    In For All Mankind, Endurance seems to be the mission's name of a fictional vehicle or probe operating on Mars.
    In reality, a NASA founded autonomous underwater vehicle with the name ENDURANCEW exists, designed to map the geochemistry and biology of underwater terrains in Antarctica in three dimensions. NASA hopes to build upon lessons learned during testing for exploring objects in the Solar System known to harbor sizable bodies of water, such as Jupiter's moon Europa.
    Endurance was also a fictional NASA starship in the 2014 film InterstellarW.
  6. Pioneer
    Pioneer 23 in For All Mankind appears to be a JPL mission in Neptune's orbit.
    In reality, the Pioneer programW were two series of lunar and planetary space probes, the first running from 1958 to 1960, and the second from 1965 to 1992. The best known missions are Pioneer 10W and Pioneer 11W, which were the first human-built objects to achieve escape velocity from the Solar System. Both vehicles carry a gold-anodized aluminum Pioneer plaqueW with a message from mankind, in the event that either spacecraft is ever found by intelligent lifeforms from other planetary systems.
  7. Galileo
    In reality, the Galileo projectW was a robotic space program of NASA that studied the planet Jupiter and its moons, as well as several other Solar System bodies. It launched in fall 1989 aboard the Space Shuttle Atlantis and arrived at Jupiter in December 1995. However, there was no "Galileo V" in reality, the spacecraft's name was just GalileoW.
    In For All Mankind, Galileo V appears to be the show's version of the real-life Mars Polar LanderW, given its name (MPL-2), its mission (climate study), and its location (Planum AustraleW). The Mars Polar Lander, also Mars Surveyor '98, was a NASA/JPL robotic lander launched in January 1999 to study the climate of Planum Australe near the Martian south pole. However, the lander was lost after its descent phase and never established communication.
    In For All Mankind, the probe appears to have landed several years earlier and is in operation in March 1995.
    See also: Icon-link-64x64  mars.nasa.gov: Mars Polar Lander
  8. ALSEP
    ALSEP in reality stands for Apollo Lunar Surface Experiments PackageW, packages comprising a set of scientific instruments placed by the astronauts at the landing site of each of the five Apollo missions after Apollo 11. The five ALSEPs were deployed and ran until the support operations were terminated in fall 1977 due to budgetary considerations.
    In For All Mankind, the project appears to still be somehow active in 1995.
  9. Ares
    The Ares VW, in real-life, was the planned cargo launch component of the cancelled NASA Constellation programW, which was meant to replace the Space Shuttle after its retirement in 2011. Ares V was also planned to carry supplies for a human presence on Mars. The uncrewed Ares V would complement the smaller, and human-rated Ares I rocket for the launching of the 4–6 person Orion spacecraft.
    In For All Mankind, a mission with the designation "Ares V" and a vehicle named Orion-3 is performing a system test in early 1995, which could be a hint that a version of this launch system may be introduced in season 4.
  10. Voyager
    The Voyager programW in reality consists of two interstellar probes, Voyager 1W and Voyager 2W. They were both launched in 1977 and took advantage of a favorable alignment of the planets Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune, to fly near them while collecting data. As of 2023, both probes are still in operation past the outer boundary of the heliosphere in interstellar space.
    In For All Mankind, the program seems to be running more than two probes, with Voyager-5 operating beyond Neptune's orbit in March 1995.
  11. Chandra
    The Chandra X-ray ObservatoryW is a real space telescope. In reality, it was launched aboard the Space Shuttle Columbia in July 1999. Although initially given an expected lifetime of 5 years, it is still in operation as of 2023.
    In the For All Mankind timeline, the telescope is already in operation by early 1995.
    See also: Icon-link-64x64  nasa.gov: NASA's Chandra website

References[]

  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 See Apollo 22 dates calculations
  2. 2 days after Apollo 24 launched.
  3. 3.00 3.01 3.02 3.03 3.04 3.05 3.06 3.07 3.08 3.09 3.10 Season 3, Episode 2: "Game Changer" (Mission status board @ 57:45)Screenshot
  4. 4.00 4.01 4.02 4.03 4.04 4.05 4.06 4.07 4.08 4.09 4.10 Season 3, Episode 2: "Game Changer" (Mission status board @ 07:47)Screenshot
  5. 5.00 5.01 5.02 5.03 5.04 5.05 5.06 5.07 5.08 5.09 5.10 Season 3, Episode 6: "New Eden" (Mission status board @ 44:50)Screenshot
  6. 6.0 6.1 6.2 6.3 6.4 6.5 6.6 6.7 6.8 6.9 Season 3, Episode 7: "Bring It Down" (Mission status board @ 43:00)Screenshot
  7. 7.0 7.1 7.2 7.3 7.4 7.5 7.6 7.7 7.8 Season 3, Episode 7: "Bring It Down" (Mission status board @ 43:03)Screenshot
  8. 8.00 8.01 8.02 8.03 8.04 8.05 8.06 8.07 8.08 8.09 8.10 Season 3, Episode 6: "New Eden" (Mission status board @ 44:25)Screenshot
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