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3 March 1969, 16:00 UTC

Apollo 9

Saturn VKennedy Space Center, FL, USA
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Apollo 9, NASA’s first crewed Earth-orbit test of the lunar module (LM-3 Spider) with CSM-104 Gumdrop. Saturn V (AS-504) from KSC LC-39A lofted McDivitt, Scott, and Schweickart on 3 March 1969; first crewed LM flight and docking.

Outcome
Success
Orbit
LEO
Low Earth orbit
Payload to orbit
42.5 T
Flight
4th
of 13 Saturn V flights
Date and time
3 March 1969, 16:00 UTC
Rocket
Saturn V
Builder
Boeing / North American / Douglas
Launch site
Launch Complex 39A, Kennedy Space Center, FL, USA
Payload
Human Exploration
International designator
1969-018
Launches in 1969
23rd of 125

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