Not long ago, we were all transfixed by 50th anniversary tributes to humankind’s most daring achievement to date, the Apollo 11 moon landing. At 2 hours 44 minutes and 19 seconds after launch, the crew performed another jaw-dropping procedure. Translunar injection, a 6-minute burst of Saturn V engines, thrust Apollo 11 out of a low, circular parking orbit around Earth and catapulted it at 25,000 mph toward its precise target: the Moon.
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