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| Apollo 1 (CSM-012) |
January 27, 1967 Launch Pad 34 Cape Canaveral, Florida |
Commander: Virgil "Gus" Grissom (NASA Group 1) |
USA | M | Launch Pad Fire January 27, 1967 |
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| Command Module Pilot: Edward White (NASA Group 2) |
USA | M | ||||
| Lunar Module Pilot: Roger Chaffee (NASA Group 3) |
USA | M | ||||
| 1st Backup Crew: Walter Schirra | USA | M | ||||
| 1st Backup Crew: Donn Eisele | USA | M | ||||
| 1st Backup Crew: Walter Cunningham | USA | M | ||||
| Launch Vehicle Saturn IB #AS-204 |
The crew died in a fire during a preflight test one month before launch. |
2nd Backup Crew: James McDivitt | USA | M | Scheduled Launch February 21, 1967 |
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| 2nd Backup Crew: David Scott | USA | M | ||||
| 2nd Backup Crew: Russell Schweickart | USA | M | ||||
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| X-15 Flight 177 (X-15A #1) (Flight 70) |
March 22, 1967 X-15 Flight Range, Utah to California |
Pilot: Michael Adams (3rd X-15 Flight) (USAF X-15 Pilot) |
USA | M | Altitude: 40.57 km Speed: 6,150 kph |
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| Soyuz 1 (7K-OK(A) #4) |
April 23, 1967 (00:35 GMT) |
April 24, 1967 (03:22 GMT) |
Pilot: Vladimir Komarov (2nd Flight) (TsPK Detachment - Group 1) |
USSR | M | Perigee: 203.1 km Apogee: 221.1 km Inclination: 51.72° 18 orbits |
| Launch Vehicle Soyuz |
Site-1 (Launch Pad 5) Baikonur Cosmodrome |
Crashed into a field near Orenburg (~51° 13' N, ~57° 24' E) |
Backup: Yuri Gagarin | USSR | M | Time 26 hours 47 minutes |
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| X-15 Flight 178 (X-15A #3) (Flight 58) |
April 26, 1967 X-15 Flight Range, Utah to California |
Pilot: William Dana (7th X-15 Flight) (NASA X-15 Pilot) |
USA | M | Altitude: 16.28 km Speed: 1,871 kph |
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| X-15 Flight 179 (X-15A #1) (Flight 71) |
April 28, 1967 X-15 Flight Range, Utah to California |
Pilot: Michael Adams (4th X-15 Flight) (USAF X-15 Pilot) |
USA | M | Altitude: 50.9 km Speed: 5,985 kph |
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| X-15 Flight 180 (X-15A-2) (Flight 20) |
May 8, 1967 X-15 Flight Range, Utah to California |
Pilot: William Knight (9th X-15 Flight) (USAF X-15 Pilot) |
USA | M | Altitude: 29.75 km Speed: 5,138 kph |
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| X-15 Flight 181 (X-15A #3) (Flight 59) |
May 17, 1967 X-15 Flight Range, Utah to California |
Pilot: William Dana (8th X-15 Flight) (NASA X-15 Pilot) |
USA | M | Altitude: 21.67 km Speed: 5,112 kph |
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| X-15 Flight 182 (X-15A #1) (Flight 72) |
June 15, 1967 X-15 Flight Range, Utah to California |
Pilot: Michael Adams (5th X-15 Flight) (USAF X-15 Pilot) |
USA | M | Altitude: 69.89 km Speed: 5,802 kph |
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| X-15 Flight 183 (X-15A #3) (Flight 60) |
June 22, 1967 X-15 Flight Range, Utah to California |
Pilot: William Dana (9th X-15 Flight) (NASA X-15 Pilot) |
USA | M | Altitude: 25.05 km Speed: 5,810 kph |
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| X-15 Flight 184 (X-15A #1) (Flight 73) |
June 29, 1967 X-15 Flight Range, Utah to California |
Pilot: William Knight (10th X-15 Flight) (USAF X-15 Pilot) |
USA | M | Altitude: 52.73 km Speed: 4,618 kph |
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| X-15 Flight 185 (X-15A #3) (Flight 61) |
July 20, 1967 X-15 Flight Range, Utah to California |
Pilot: William Dana (10th X-15 Flight) (NASA X-15 Pilot) |
USA | M | Altitude: 25.72 km Speed: 5,942 kph |
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| X-15 Flight 186 (X-15A-2) (Flight 21) |
August 21, 1967 X-15 Flight Range, Utah to California |
Pilot: William Knight (11th X-15 Flight) (USAF X-15 Pilot) |
USA | M | Altitude: 27.74 km Speed: 5,419 kph |
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| X-15 Flight 187 (X-15A #3) (Flight 62) |
August 25, 1967 X-15 Flight Range, Utah to California |
Pilot: Michael Adams (6th X-15 Flight) (USAF X-15 Pilot) |
USA | M | Altitude: 25.72 km Speed: 5,012 kph |
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| X-15 Flight 188 (X-15A-2) (Flight 22) |
October 3, 1967 X-15 Flight Range, Utah to California |
Pilot: William Knight (12th X-15 Flight) (USAF X-15 Pilot) |
USA | M | Altitude: 31.12 km Speed: 7,273 kph |
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| X-15 Flight 189 (X-15A #3) (Flight 63) |
October 4, 1967 X-15 Flight Range, Utah to California |
Pilot: William Dana (11th X-15 Flight) (NASA X-15 Pilot) |
USA | M | Altitude: 76.53 km Speed: 7,270 kph |
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| X-15 Flight 190 (X-15A #3) (Flight 64) |
October 17, 1967 X-15 Flight Range, Utah to California |
Pilot: William Knight (13th X-15 Flight) (USAF X-15 Pilot) (1st Suborbital Flight - USAF Definition) |
USA | M | Altitude: 85.5 km Speed: 6,204 kph |
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| X-15 Flight 191 (X-15A #3) (Flight 65) |
November 15, 1967 X-15 Flight Range, Utah to California |
Pilot: Michael Adams (7th X-15 Flight) (USAF X-15 Pilot) (1st Suborbital Flight - USAF Definition) |
USA | M | Altitude: 81.08 km Speed: 5,744 kph |
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| The X-15 entered an unrecoverable spin during reentry and crashed. The pilot was killed. |
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