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The 1963 NASA film shows artists rendition of the spacecrafts, boosters, and flight of the Apollo lunar missions and describes the manuevers conducted during the mission. The Apollo spacecraft consisted of three modules: the manned Command Module; the Service Module, which contained propulsion systems; and the Lunar Excursion Module (LEM) to carry astronauts to the moon and back to the Command and Service Modules. The spacecraft was launched via a three-stage Saturn booster. The first stage provided 7.5 million pounds of thrust from five F-1 engines for liftoff and initial powered flight. The second stage developed 1 million pounds of thrust from five J-2 engines to boost the spacecraft almost into Earth orbit. Immediately after ignition of the second stage, the Launch Escape System was jettisoned. A single J-2 engine in the S4B stage provided 200,000 pounds of thrust to place the spacecraft in an earth parking orbit. It was also used to propel the spacecraft into a translunar trajectory, then it separated from the Apollo Modules. Onboard propulsion systems were used to insert the spacecraft into lunar orbit. Two astronauts then entered the LEM, which separated from the command and service modules. The LEM transfered into an elliptical orbit and prepared for landing. At the conclusion of the mission, the LEM lifted off of the Moon's surface to return to the Command and Service Modules, and was left in lunar orbit, eventually falling back to the surface of the moon. After leaving the Moon's orbit, and shortly before entering Earth's orbit, the Service Module was ejected. The Command Module was then oriented for reentry into the Earth's atmosphere. A drogue parachute deployed at approximately 50,000 feet, followed by the main parachute system for touchdown. The crew was then recovered via the US Navy.