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“Okay, Houston, we’ve had a problem here.”

Apollo 13 command module pilot John Swigert’s transmission to mission control when one of the spacecraft’s oxygen tanks exploded on 13 April 1970.

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9 Why does the Falcon 9 require a helium pressurization system? Apr 25 '17
6 Satellite manufacture and cleanliness Nov 23 '17
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