Produntions & Locations
Even now, we can visit real Apollo spacecrafts display on the Earth. I tried to collect the product numbers and display location of the APOLLO and Saturn boosters.In the table, "Collision time of the moon" is the time received a signal on the ground. There is a delay of about 1.3 seconds from the actual time on the moon.
A Field Guide to American Spacecraft
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Displayed Saturn V
There are five places displaying Saturn V booster at present. All is in the US. Displayed with test module and production module made for Apollo 18, 19, 20.| display place | First stage | Second stage | Third stage |
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| Kennedy Space Center | S-IC-T (Test module) | S-II-14 (Apollo 19) | S-IVB-514 (Apollo 19) |
| Johnson Space Center | S-IC-14 (Apollo 19) | S-II-15 (Apollo 20) | S-IVB-513 (Apollo 18) |
| U.S. Space & Rocket Center | S-IC-D (Test module) | S-II-F/D (SA-500F) | S-IVB-D (Test module) |
| National Air and Space Museum | none | none | S-IVB-515 (Apollo 20) |
| Michoud Assembly Facility | S-IC-15 (Apollo 20) | none | none |
CSM Command and Service Module
| Serial# | Mission | Location | Comments | Photo |
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| S/C FVV | SA-500F | display on KSC as Saturn IB SA-209 | SM had deteriorated and was replaced with new mock-up in 1993 | |
| CSM-009 | AS-201 | Strategic Air Command Museum, Ashland, NE | Block 1 | |
| CSM-010 | US Space & Rocket Center, Huntsville , Alabama on Saturn V | Block 1 |  |
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| CSM-011 | AS-202 | Dulles Int'l Airport, Washington, D.C. | Block 1 | |
| CSM-012 | Apollo 1 | Fire, Not on Display. stowed at NASA Langley research center | Block 1 | |
| CSM-014 | AS-205(Canceled) | Disassembled in parallel with the disassembly of CM-012 in the post-fire Apollo 1 investigation. | Block 1 | |
| CSM-017 | SA-501:Apollo 4 | NASA John C. Stennis Space Center, Picayune, MS | Block 1 | |
| CM-020, SM-014 | SA-502:Apollo 6 | Fernbank Science Center, Atlanta GA | Block 1 | |
| CSM-101 | AS-205:Apollo 7 | Frontiers of Flight Museum, Dallas, Texas | Block 2 It was moved from National Museum of Science & Technology, Ottawa, Canada September 2004. | |
| CSM-103 | SA-503:Apollo 8 | Chicago Museum of Science & Industry, Chicago, Illinois | Block 2 | |
| CSM-104 (Gumdrop) | SA-504:Apollo 9 | Michigan Space Center, Jackson Community College, Jackson Michigan More about Michigan Space Center is HERE | Block 2 This will be moved this(2004) spring to the San Diego Aerospace Museum. |
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| CSM-105AV | used in acoustic tests. Now in ASTP display | National Air and Space Museum, Washington D.C. | Block 2 |  |
| CSM-106 (Charlie Brown) | SA-505:Apollo 10 | Science Museum, London, England | Block 2, Hatch located at Michigan Space and Science Center. |  |
| CSM-107 (Columbia) | SA-506:Apollo 11 | National Air and Space Museum, Washington D.C. | Block 2 |  |
| CSM-108 (Yankee Clipper) | SA-507:Apollo 12 | Virginia Air & Space Center, Hampton, Virginia | Block 2 | |
| CSM-109 (Odyssey) | SA-508:Apollo 13 | Kansas Cosmosphere and Space Center. (formerly at Musee de l'Air, Paris, France) | Block 2 | |
| CSM-110 (Kitty Hawk) | SA-509:Apollo 14 | Rockwell International, Downey, California or Astronaut Hall of Fame, Titusville, Florida In 2008, to commemorate the 50th anniversary of NASA, moved to Kennedy Space Center, NASA, Florida | Block 2 |  |
| CSM-112 (Endeavour) | SA-510:Apollo 15 | Air Force Museum , Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Dayton, Ohio | Block 2 | |
| CSM-113 (Casper) | SA-511:Apollo 16 | US Space & Rocket Center, Huntsville , Alabama | Block 2 |  |
| CSM-114 (America) | SA-512:Apollo 17 | Johnson Space Center, NASA, Houston, Texas | Block 2 |  |
| CSM-116 | AS-206:Skylab 2 | Naval Aviation Museum, Pensacola, Florida | Block 2 | |
| CSM-117 | AS-207:Skylab 3 | NASA Glenn Research Center, Cleveland, Ohio | Block 2 | |
| CSM-118 | AS-208:Skylab 4 | National Air and Space Museum, Washington, D.C. | Block 2 |  |
| CSM-111 | AS-210:Apollo-Soyuz | Kennedy Space Center, NASA, Florida | Block 2 |  |
LM Lunar Module
| Serial# | Mission | Location | Comments | Photo |
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| LTA-10R | SA-501:Apollo 4 | LTA:Lunar Module Test Article | ||
| LTA-2R | SA-502:Apollo 6 | |||
| LTA-B | SA-503:Apollo 8 | |||
| LM-1 | AS-204:Apollo 5 | burned up in Earth's atmosphere | Flew unmanned | |
| LM-2 | Not Used | National Air and Space Museum, Smithsonian Institution. |  |
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| LM-3 (Spider) | SA-504:Apollo 9 | burned up in Earth's atmosphere | ||
| LM-4 (Snoopy) | SA-505:Apollo 10 | In heliocentric orbit | ||
| LM-5 (Eagle) | SA-506:Apollo 11 |
Ascent stage: injected into Lunar orbit and impact on the moon. Impact site unknown. Descent stage: on Moon, Sea of Tranquillity(0.67409N,23.47298E) |
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| LM-6 (Intrepid) | SA-507:Apollo 12 |
Ascent stage: Impact on the moon. 20 November 1969 at 22:17:17.7UT. 3.94S, 21.20W. 1.68km/s 3.7 degree Descent stage: on Moon, Ocean of Storms(3.01381S,23.41930W) |
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| LM-7 (Aquarius) | SA-508:Apollo 13 | burned up in Earth's atmosphere April 17,1970 | ||
| LM-8 (Antares) | SA-509:Apollo 14 |
Ascent stage: Impact on the moon. February 7, 1971 at 00:45:25.7UT 3.42S, 19.67W. 1.68km/s 3.6 degree Descent stage: on Moon, Fra Mauro(3.64544S,17.47139W) |
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| LM-9 | Not Used | Kennedy Space Center, NASA, Florida |  |
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| LM-10 (Falcon) | SA-510:Apollo 15 |
Ascent stage: Impact on the moon. August 3, 1971 at 03:03:37.0UT 26.36N, 0.25E. 1.70km/s 3.2 degree Descent stage: on Moon, Hadley-Apennine(26.13224N,3.63400E) |
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| LM-11 (Orion) | SA-511:Apollo 16 |
Ascent stage: Released April 24, 1972. loss of attitude control made targeted impact impossible. Impact site unknown. Descent stage: on Moon, Descartes(8.97341S,15.49859E) |
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| LM-12 (Challenger) | SA-512:Apollo 17 |
Ascent stage: Impact on the moon. December 15, 1972 at 06:50:20.8UT 19.96N, 30.50E. 1.67km/s 4.9 degree Descent stage: on Moon, Taurus-Littrow(20.18809N,30.77475E) |
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| LM-13 | Not used, (Apollo 18) | The Cradle of Aviation Museum, Mitchel Field, Long Island | Used for TV drama "FROM THE EARTH TO THE MOON" | |
| LM-14 | Not used, (Apollo 19) | Franklin Institute, Philadelphia | ||
| LM-15 | Not used, (Apollo 20) | Scrapped |
IU Instrument Unit
| Serial# | Mission | Location | Comments | Photo |
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| S-IU-D | UNKNOWN | |||
| S-IU-500F(=S-IU-200F) | SA-500F | UNKNOWN | ||
| S-IU-501 | SA-501:Apollo 4 | |||
| S-IU-502 | SA-502:Apollo 6 | |||
| S-IU-503 | SA-503:Apollo 8 | left on a ballistic trajectory to fly by the Moon and enter solar orbit with S-IVB-503N | ||
| S-IU-504 | SA-504:Apollo 9 | burned up in Earth's atmosphere with S-IVB-504 | ||
| S-IU-505 | SA-505:Apollo 10 | left on a ballistic trajectory to fly by the Moon and enter solar orbit with S-IVB-505 | ||
| S-IU-506 | SA-506:Apollo 11 | injected into heliocentric orbit with S-IVB-506 | ||
| S-IU-507 | SA-507:Apollo 12 | injected into Earth orbit with S-IVB-507 | ||
| S-IU-508 | SA-508:Apollo 13 | Impact on moon with S-IVB-508 | ||
| S-IU-509 | SA-509:Apollo 14 | Impact on moon with S-IVB-509 | ||
| S-IU-510 | SA-510:Apollo 15 | Impact on moon with S-IVB-510 | ||
| S-IU-511 | SA-511:Apollo 16 | Impact on moon with S-IVB-511 | ||
| S-IU-512 | SA-512:Apollo 17 | Impact on moon with S-IVB-512 | ||
| S-IU-513 | SA-513:Skylab 1 | producted for Apollo 18 | ||
| S-IU-514 | Not used, (Apollo 19) | UNKNOWN | ||
| S-IU-515 | Not used, (Apollo 20) | UNKNOWN |
S-IVB Third Stage
| Serial# | Mission | Location | Comments | Photo |
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| S-IVB-D | Dynamic Test Stage | US Space & Rocket Center, Huntsville , Alabama |  |
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| S-IVB-S | Production Cancelled | |||
| S-IVB-500F(=S-IVB-200F) | SA-500F | UNKNOWN | ||
| S-IVB-501 | SA-501:Apollo 4 | |||
| S-IVB-502 | SA-502:Apollo 6 | |||
| S-IVB-503 | destroyed on test stand | |||
| S-IVB-503N | SA-503:Apollo 8 | left on a ballistic trajectory to fly by the Moon and enter solar orbit | ||
| S-IVB-504 | SA-504:Apollo 9 | burned up in Earth's atmosphere | ||
| S-IVB-505 | SA-505:Apollo 10 | left on a ballistic trajectory to fly by the Moon and enter solar orbit | ||
| S-IVB-506 | SA-506:Apollo 11 | injected into heliocentric orbit. | ||
| S-IVB-507 | SA-507:Apollo 12 | injected into Earth orbit. | ||
| S-IVB-508 | SA-508:Apollo 13 | Impact on the moon | Impact on April 15, 1970 at 01:09:41.0UT 2.75S 27.86W. 2.58km/s 76 degree | |
| S-IVB-509 | SA-509:Apollo 14 | Impact on the moon | Impact on February 4, 1971 at 07:40:55.4UT 8.09S 26.02W. 2.54km/s 69 degree | |
| S-IVB-510 | SA-510:Apollo 15 | Impact on the moon | Impact on July 29, 1971 at 20:58:42.9UT 1.51S 11.81W. 2.58km/s 62 degree | |
| S-IVB-511 | SA-511:Apollo 16 | Impact on the moon | Impact on April 19, 1972 at 21:02:04UT 1.3N 23.8W. 2.5-2.6km/s 79 degree | |
| S-IVB-512 | SA-512:Apollo 17 | Impact on the moon | Impact on December 10, 1972 at 20:32:42.3UT 4.21S 12.31W. 2.55km/s 55 degree | |
| S-IVB-513 | Not used, (Apollo 18) | Johnson Space Center, NASA, Houston, Texas |  |
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| S-IVB-514 | Not used, (Apollo 19) | Kennedy Space Center, NASA, Florida |  |
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| S-IVB-515 | Not used, (Apollo 20) | National Air and Space Museum, Washington, D.C. | converted into Skylab Orbital Workshop backup hardware |  |
| S-IVB-212 | SA-513:Skylab 1 | burned up in Earth's atmosphere |
S-II Second Stage
| Serial# | Mission | Location | Comments | Photo |
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| S-II-F/D | SA-500F | US Space & Rocket Center, Huntsville , Alabama |  |
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| S-II-D | Production Cancelled | S-II-S/D used instead | ||
| S-II-S/D | Structural and Dynamic Test Vehicle | destroyed in test stand September 29, 1965 | ||
| S-II-T | Structural and Dynamic Test Vehicle | destroyed in an explosion while being tested May 28, 1966 | ||
| S-II-1 | SA-501:Apollo 4 | |||
| S-II-2 | SA-502:Apollo 6 | |||
| S-II-3 | SA-503:Apollo 8 | |||
| S-II-4 | SA-504:Apollo 9 | |||
| S-II-5 | SA-505:Apollo 10 | |||
| S-II-6 | SA-506:Apollo 11 | |||
| S-II-7 | SA-507:Apollo 12 | |||
| S-II-8 | SA-508:Apollo 13 | |||
| S-II-9 | SA-509:Apollo 14 | |||
| S-II-10 | SA-510:Apollo 15 | |||
| S-II-11 | SA-511:Apollo 16 | |||
| S-II-12 | SA-512:Apollo 17 | |||
| S-II-13 | SA-513:Skylab 1 | Producted for Apollo 18 | ||
| S-II-14 | Not used, (Apollo 19) | Kennedy Space Center, NASA, Florida |  |
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| S-II-15 | Not used, (Apollo 20) | Johnson Space Center, NASA, Houston, Texas |  |
S-IC First Stage
| Serial# | Mission | Location | Comments | Photo |
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| S-IC-C | mockup | UNKNOWN | Wooden mockup built at MSFC to map wiring harness length | |
| S-IC-T | All systems test stage | Kennedy Space Center, NASA, Florida |  |
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| S-IC-F | SA-500F | UNKNOWN | One F-1 engine and four mass simulators were installed, last seen at MSFC | |
| S-IC-D | Dynamic Test Stage | US Space & Rocket Center, Huntsville , Alabama | One F-1 engine and four mass simulators were installed |  |
| S-IC-S | Structural Test Stage | UNKNOWN | no engines installed | |
| S-IC-1 | SA-501:Apollo 4 | impact on Atlantic Ocean | ||
| S-IC-2 | SA-502:Apollo 6 | impact on Atlantic Ocean | ||
| S-IC-3 | SA-503:Apollo 8 | impact on Atlantic Ocean | impact point 353.462nmi downrange, 30.24N , 74.109W | |
| S-IC-4 | SA-504:Apollo 9 | impact on Atlantic Ocean | impact point, 346.635nmi downrange, 30.183N 74.238W | |
| S-IC-5 | SA-505:Apollo 10 | impact on Atlantic Ocean | impact point, 348.8nmi downrange, 30.188N 74.207W | |
| S-IC-6 | SA-506:Apollo 11 | impact on Atlantic Ocean | impact point, 357.1nmi downrange, 30.212N 74.038W | |
| S-IC-7 | SA-507:Apollo 12 | impact on Atlantic Ocean | impact point, 365.2nmi downrange, 30.273N 73.895W | |
| S-IC-8 | SA-508:Apollo 13 | impact on Atlantic Ocean | impact point, 355.3nmi downrange, 30.177N 74.065W | |
| S-IC-9 | SA-509:Apollo 14 | impact on Atlantic Ocean | impact point, 351.7nmi downrange, 29.835N 74.042W | |
| S-IC-10 | SA-510:Apollo 15 | impact on Atlantic Ocean | impact point 368.8nmi downrange, 29.42N 73.653W | |
| S-IC-11 | SA-511:Apollo 16 | impact on Atlantic Ocean | impact point 351.6nmi downrange, 30.207N 74.147W | |
| S-IC-12 | SA-512:Apollo 17 | impact on Atlantic Ocean | impact point 356.6nmi downrange, 28.219N 73.878W | |
| S-IC-13 | SA-513:Skylab 1 | impact on Atlantic Ocean | Producted for Apollo 18 | |
| S-IC-14 | Not used, (Apollo 19) | Johnson Space Center, NASA, Houston, Texas |  |
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| S-IC-15 | Not used, (Apollo 20) | NASA Michoud Assembly Facility, LA |
SpaceShuttle
| Serial# | Name | Location | Museum debut | Comments | Photo |
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| OV-101 | Enterprise | Intrepid Sea, Air and Space Museum New York, New York | July 19, 2012 | Enterprise(OV-101)(NASA) | |
| OV-099 | Challenger | (Crew and Vehicle lost during launch Jan.28.1986 STS-51-L) | Challenger (STA-099, OV-99)(NASA) | ||
| OV-102 | Columbia | (Crew and Vehicle lost during re-entry Feb.01.2003 STS-107) | Columbia (OV-102)(NASA) | ||
| OV-103 | Discovery | National Air and Space Museum Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center Chantilly, Virginia | April 19, 2012 | Discovery (OV-103)(NASA) | |
| OV-104 | Atlantis | KSC Visitor Complex Kennedy Space Center, Florida | Summer 2013 | Atlantis (OV-104)(NASA) | |
| OV-105 | Endeavour | California Science Center Los Angeles, California | October 2012 | Endeavour (OV-105)(NASA) |
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