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Apollo 14: 'Go' or 'No Go' for the Moon

BBC One
on BBC One London

The latest news as Houston Mission Control makes the crucial decision and, if all goes well, a unique live report on the last sighting of Apollo 14 before it leaves for the Moon from Capt Frank Brown on the flight deck of Qantas Flight 641, seven miles above the Indian Ocean, 1,500 miles out of Perth en route to Mauritius.

Presented by the BBC Apollo Space Unit

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Reporter:
Captain Frank Brown
Source: Radio Times

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