Apollo 15

**Apollo 15**
Mission Insignia

Mission Statistics
Mission Name:	Apollo 15
Call Sign:	Command module: Endeavour Lunar module: Falcon
Number of Crew Members:	3
Launch:	July 26, 1971 13:34:00 UTC Kennedy Space Center LC 39A
Lunar Landing:	July 30, 1971 22:16:29 UTC 26.1� N 3.6� E Hyginus Rille
Lunar EVA length:	19.1 hours
Time on Lunar Surface:	2 days 18.9 hours
Landing:	August 7, 1971
Duration:	12 days, 7 hours 12 minutes

Apollo 15 was the ninth manned mission in the Apollo program and the fourth mission to land on the Moon.

The crew members: David Scott, commander; Alfred Worden, command module pilot; and James Irwin, lunar module pilot. It was a J-class mission, featuring the Lunar Rover. It brought back 76.8 kg of lunar samples. It included four lunar EVA: 0.5 hours, 6.6 hours, 7.2 hours, and 4.8 hours.

Table of contents

1 Crew
2 Mission Parameters (Apollo 16, needs to be changed to 15)
3 External link

Crew

David Scott
Alfred Worden
James Irwin

Mission Parameters (Apollo 16, needs to be changed to 15)

Mass:
- Launch mass: 2,921,005 kg
- Total spacecraft: 46,782 kg
  - CSM mass: 30,354 kg, of which CM was 5840 kg, SM 24,514 kg
  - LM mass: 16,428 kg , of which ascent stage was 4971 kg, descent stage 11,457 kg
Earth orbits: 3 before leaving for Moon, about one on return
Lunar orbits: 64

The command module is displayed at the United States Air Force Museum, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Dayton, Ohio and the lunar module impacted the Moon on 3 August, 1971 at 26.36 N, 0.25 E.

Preceded by :
Apollo 14 Apollo program Followed by :
Apollo 16