Apollo kè-ōe
Guā-māu
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Apollo kè-ōe (Eng-gí: Apollo program; óa-im: "A-pó-loh *") sī Bí-kok NASA ūi tio̍h sàng jîn-lūi khì go̍eh-kiû, jî-chhiáⁿ chò gián-kiù ê thài-khong hui-hêng kè-ōe, tī 1961 nî chì 1975 nî kî-kan si̍t-si. Saturn V kap Saturn IB sī kè-ōe só͘ sú-iōng ê hóe-chìⁿ.
Kè-ōe tang-tiong lóng-chóng ū 6 pái ê go̍eh-kiû chiūⁿ-lio̍k. Thâu chi̍t pái sī 1969 nî ê Apollo 11, Neil Armstrong sī tāi-seng khiā chiūⁿ go̍eh-kiû ê thài-khong-jîn; siōng-bóe chi̍t pái ê chiūⁿ-lio̍k sī 1972 nî ê Apollo 17.
Ùi Apollo 1 ê chhì-giām sū-kò͘ lāi-bīn, Gus Grissom, Ed White kap Roger Chaffee hi-seng liáu sèⁿ-miā.
Chham-chiàu
[siu-kái | kái goân-sí-bé]- Joseph A. Angelo (2006). "Apollo Project". Encyclopedia of Space and Astronomy. Facts on File. ISBN 978-0-8160-5330-8.
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