Space Station Focus Shaped by Apollo 13 Moon Gap
Copley News Service notes a shift in space policy toward manned space stations after Apollo 11 and the Apollo 13 crisis. The Soviet success with Soyuz 9 underscores a race in space bases while NASA, led by Paine, reorients to ensure sustained human presence in orbit despite an eight month moon gap following the near disaster.
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Apollo 11 Crew Breaks Up as Space Emphasis Shifts
Apollo 11 crew members Armstrong Aldrin and Collins scatter into new roles after the moon landing. Armstrong directs aeronautics at NASA while Aldrin helps plan future missions and Collins moves into public affairs as Apollo 13's crisis hovers in memory.
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