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Apollo 16

## Mission Patch

**Apollo 16** was a crewed spaceflight mission by NASA. The crew included John YoungW, Charles Duke, and an astronaut going by the last name Davis.

## Notes

* Apollo 16 happened between Oct. 1971 and Aug. 1974 during a time jump between episodes 1x05 and 1x06.
* The only thing known about this mission is the misson patch with the astronaut's names.
* Deke Slayton mentioned it after the Soviet Moon landing when he told the astronauts that training for Apollos 12 - 20 will continue as planned as long as there are no other decisions coming from top.
* It was also mentioned when they discussed whether Apollo 15 should change its planned landing spot while still in lunar orbit. Houston told them they should stick to the plan and they would re-task Apollo 16 for Shackleton Crater instead.
* John Young did not appear in the series.
* Astronaut Davis could be a reference to producer Maril Davis.

## Behind the scenes

* The patch of this mission was completely different to the patch of the real mission.
* In the OTL John Young, Thomas MattinglyW, and Charles DukeW were the original Apollo 16W crew.

## See also

* Apollo program
* Comparison of show's and real Apollo missions

## References

1. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 1, Episode 1: "Red Moon"
2. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 1, Episode 5: "Into the Abyss"
Alexei Leonov

## Statue

> Я делаю этот шаг ради своей страны, своего народа и марксистско-ленинского образа жизни, зная, что сегодня - всего лишь один маленький шаг в путешествии, которое приведет всех нас к звездам.
> (I take this step for my country, for my people, and for the Marxist-Leninist way of life, knowing that today is but one small step on a journey that will take us all to the stars.)
>
> Alexei Leonov's controversial first words from the Moon,
> in Season 1, Episode 1, "Red Moon"

**Alexei Arkhipovich Leonov** is a Soviet cosmonaut. He became the first human to land on the Moon.

## History

On March 18, 1965, he became the first human to conduct a spacewalk, exiting the capsule during the Voskhod 2W mission. His historic spacewalk lasted 12 minutes and 9 seconds. The original plan called for 10 minutes.

On June 26, 1969, Leonov landed on the Moon, becoming the first human to step foot on Earth's natural satellite.

## Behind the scenes

* In the original timeline, Leonov passed away in 2019.
* In the real world, Leonov was originally scheduled to command the first Soviet landing on the Moon, but constant delays brought on by repeat failures of the N1 rocketW cancelled those plans and the program altogether.

## See also

* First Moon landing
* Anastasia Belikova

## References

1. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 1, Episode 1: "Red Moon"
Corey Johnson

**Corey Johnson** is the second husband of NASA astronaut and Happy Valley commander Danielle Poole.

## History

### Season 3

Some time after Danielle's first husband, Clayton Poole, died, Danielle and Corey got married. Corey brought his son from a previous marriage, Isaiah Johnson, into the marriage.

In 1992, Danielle, Corey, and Isaiah traveled together to the Polaris Orbital Hotel for the wedding of Danny and Amber Stevens.

During Danielle's landing on Mars in 1995, Corey and Isaiah watching the landing in the visitor's area of Mission Control at JSC.

### Season 4

On March 17, 2003, Corey and Danielle attended the 9th birthday of Avery Stevens, the daughter of Amber and Danny.

In fall 2003, Corey, together with Isaiah, his wife Courtney, and their newborn baby, welcomed Danielle back to Earth

## Gallery

Corey & Danielle at Polaris HotelCorey at Polaris HotelCorey & Danielle at Danny's and Amber's weddingWatching TV with his familyCorey with his son IsaiahCorey & Isaiah during Dani's Mars landingCorey & Isaiah on Danielle's laptopCorey at Avery's birthday, 2003Danielle returns to Earth, fall 2003
## References

1. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 3, Episode 1: "Polaris"
2. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 3, Episode 5: "Seven Minutes of Terror"
3. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 4, Episode 1: "Glasnost"
Arthur Weber

**General Arthur Weber** was an Air Force General and the military liaison to NASA in the 70s. He commanded military operations at NASA.

## History

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## Gallery

General Weber at a meeting, with Gene Kranz

## See also

* General Nelson Bradford
* General Jeanette Masters
Asteroid capture program

The **Asteroid capture program** is an ongoing program by the Mars-7 Alliance and Helios Aerospace to capture and exploit asteroids utilising the spacecraft *Ranger*. As of 2003 only one mission, the Kronos capturing mission has taken place, the mission was a failure, leading to two deaths and the ejection of **XF Kronos**. The Goldilocks capturing mission is currently in progress to capture the asteroid **2003LC**.

## History

### Beginnings

*See also: Kronos capturing mission*
The origins of the Asteroid capture program are uncertain, although in 2003, the spacecraft *Ranger* took part in a mission to capture **XF Kronos** and bring it into Martian orbit for exploitation. The mission was a joint operation between M-7 and Helios, and was seen as a test for further exploitation, as well as to ensure the growth of Happy Valley as a viable colony. The mission was initially a success, with Soviet cosmonaut Grigory Kuznetsov, the first person to set foot on an asteroid, although due to a conversion error by Kirill Semenov's engineering team at Roscosmos, the anchoring points failed, leading to the death of Kuznetsov and Helios worker Tom Parker and the ejection of the asteroid. This disaster led to the suspension of the program.

### New Discoveries

*See also: Goldilocks capturing mission*
Later in the year, asteroid **2003LC** was discovered by the Thomas Paine Space Telescope which was believed to have decayed from a Jovian trojan orbit, which would bring it close enough to Mars to capture. Further analysis identified that it was rich in Iridium and valued at over $20 trillion. The value and location led to the asteroid to be dubbed Goldilocks. Initially M-7 and Helios plan to capture and mine it in Martian orbit, although after a summit in Leningrad, it is discovered that this would be too expensive and so the mission is changed to redirect it to Earth's orbit instead. This change in plan leads to the 2003 Helios strike, as well as Helios CEO Dev Ayesa organising a team to hijack the mission and ensure that Goldilocks is brought into permanent Martian orbit.

## Missions

* Kronos capturing mission
* Goldilocks capturing mission

## References

1. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 4, Episode 1: "Glasnost"
2. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 4, Episode 2: "Have A Nice Sol"
3. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 4, Episode 5: "Goldilocks"
4. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 4, Episode 7: "Crossing The Line"
5. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 4, Episode 8: "Legacy"
Charles Bernitz

**Charles Bernitz** was a former Moon Marine sent to the Moon in 1983 in order to protect American assets. Later, he became a conspirator and was the leading person in the terror attack on the Johnson Space Center in 1995.

## History

### Season 2

Bernitz was one of the first five Moon Marines that were trained as armed forces on the Moon to enforce American interests and protect their assets. In August 1983, he arrived at Jamestown, together with Colonel Vance Paulson, Helena Webster, Jason Wilhelm, and Steven Lopez. As the newbie at the base he was christened the new Linus of Jamestown by former incumbent Tracy Stevens.

Bernitz was supposed to be the marine's LSAM pilot and was instructed to fly the lunar vehicle by Tracy. However, when the marines received order to retake the US claimed mining site 357 Bravo which was occupied by the Soviets earlier than planned, he was not ready to pilot the spacecraft so Tracy had to help out and fly the marines to the site.

During the attack on Jamestown, he was on guard duty at the previously retaken mining site and therefore couldn't participate in the battle.

### Season 3

After the Jamestown incident, Bernitz didn't believe the official version, especially not the fact that his commander, Colonel Paulson, could be shot in the back by a Soviet cosmonaut, something that was utterly impossible for him. Therefore, he began conspiring against NASA, believing they were covering something up which lead to the deaths of Vance, Gordo, and Tracy Stevens. During a rally, Bernitz and his friends Hal and Sunny convinced Jimmy Stevens on their conspiracy.

Bernitz prepared Jimmy on infilitrating Johnson Space Center to steal an ID badge. After which, Bernitz surprised Jimmy with stealing the statue of his late parents.

Bernitz and his team later disguised themselves as the media during coverage of Kelly Baldwin's return mission to *Phoenix*. They distracted Jimmy by assigning him to plug in a tranciever, claiming it would expose NASA's corruption to the world. When Jimmy returned, he was narrowly caught hiding a bag of weapons. When Jimmy ran off, he had Sunny Hall distract him so he could knock him and tie him out at the back of the van before they could be caught. When he later realized Jimmy was freed, he quickly set off the bomb hidden in the van, killing himself in the process and blew up JSC as planned.

## See also

* Hal
* Sunny Hall
* Jimmy Stevens
* Bombing of Johnson Space Center
* Moon Marines

## References

1. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 3, Episode 10: "Stranger in a Strange Land" (Newspaper date at 11:15)
2. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 2, Episode 5: "The Weight"
3. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 2, Episode 6: "Best Laid Plans"
4. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 2, Episode 7: "Don't Be Cruel"
5. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 3, Episode 2: "Game Changer"
6. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 3, Episode 2: "Game Changer"
7. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 3, Episode 7: "Bring It Down"
8. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 3, Episode 10: "Stranger in a Strange Land"
Charlie Parfitt

**Charlie Parfitt** is a Helios worker at Happy Valley in 2003.

## History

After Miles Dale arrived at the base, Charlie gave him some instructions and handed him a toolbox at one of his first days on the base.

Later, he took part in ther worker's strike.

After the strike was over, Parfitt was instructed to seal the unfinished lower decks 4 + 5 of the base.

## References

1. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 4, Episode 2: "Have A Nice Sol"
2. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 4, Episode 7: "Crossing The Line"
3. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 4, Episode 8: "Legacy"
Apollo 1

(real life image)

**Apollo 1** was supposed to be the first crewed mission of the Apollo program, planned to be the first low Earth orbitW test of the Apollo Command and Service Module. The launch was scheduled for February 21, 1967, however, the mission never flew after a cabin fire during a launch rehearsal test at Cape Kennedy on January 27 destroyed the CSM. All three crew members, Gus GrissomW, Ed WhiteW, and Roger B. ChaffeeW, were killed, being trapped inside the cabin.

After the Apollo 1 fire, NASA stopped taking risks the way they used to, which, according to Ed Baldwin, was why the USA lost the race to the Moon.

## History

The day after the Soviet Moon landing in June 1969, Ed Baldwin and Gordo Stevens were sitting at the bar in the Outpost Tavern, drinking and playing cards, as most other NASA astronaut after they were sent home by chief astronaut Deke Slayton. Ed and Gordo were approached by *Newsweek* reporter Paul Santoro, who wanted to know what the Apollo 10 crew thinks about NASA losing the Moon race against the Soviets since they had been so close the month before, but they didn't want to comment on this. But Santoro insisted, telling them that NASA had always been known for pushing the envelope, and wanted to know why they didn't have the guts to let them land. After a while Ed told him, that he's right and that they used to be like that, but not anymore. Those days would be over since the Apollo 1 fire. During MercuryW and GeminiW, they would have hung over the edge all the time, but NASA would have stopped taking risks after Apollo 1. He told him that Gus, Roger, and Ed were good men and that he loved them, but good men would die in test planes all the time and you should not change the whole culture of flight test because good men die. And that would be why they lost the Moon.

Santoro wrote an article quoting Ed in the next *Newsweek* edition, leading to Ed being demoted and cancelled for Apollo 15, and assigned to the Apollo Applications ProgramW instead.

At the concressional hearing over the lost Moon race, Rep. Sandman accused Wernher von Braun for being too cautious after the Apollo 1 fire. Von Braun confirmed this, because unlike the Soviets, he would care about the lives of his astronauts. He quoted Neil Armstrong "we pick ourselves up and go back to work".

## Behind the sceenes

Apollo 1 is only mentioned in *For All Mankind*. The disaster happened 2 ½ years before the show's first season starts. However, it seems to have happened in the same way as in reality, with the same astronauts involved.

## See also

* Apollo program
* Saturn IB

## References

1. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 1, Episode 1: "Red Moon"
2. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 1, Episode 2: "He Built the Saturn V"
Bill McGann

**Bill McGann** is an American journalist, news anchor, and a political commentator for *Eagle News*.

## Behind the scenes

* Bill McGann and *Eagle News* are most likely *For All Mankind's* versions of news pundit Bill O'ReillyW and the FOX News ChannelW, respectively.

## Appearances

* AppleTV+ Bonus Videos: Another Giant Leap: 1984-1992 (1991)
* Season 3 (3 episodes)
* AppleTV+ Bonus Videos: Leap Into a New Millenium: 1996-2001 (1998)
* Season 4 (2 episodes)

## See also

* Eagle News
* Zoey Chase
* Christine Francis
* Edward Kline
* Ryan Bauer
* Jenna Leigh
All In

## Chronology

"**All In**" is the third episode of the third season of *For All Mankind*. It was released on Apple TV+ on June 24, 2022.

## Synopsis

As NASA scrambles to prepare for the launch to Mars, Margo is confronted with a harsh personal reality.

## Plot

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## Cast

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Main Cast

* Joel Kinnaman as Edward Baldwin
* Shantel VanSanten as Karen Baldwin
* Jodi Balfour as Ellen Waverly
* Krys Marshall as Danielle Poole
* Edi Gathegi as Dev Ayesa
* Cynthy Wu as Kelly Baldwin
* Casey W. Johnson as Danny Stevens
* Coral Peña as Aleida Rosales
* Wrenn Schmidt as Margo Madison

Guest Starring

* Piotr Adamczyk as Sergei Orestovich Nikulov
* Noah Harpster as Bill Strausser
* Jorge Diaz as Victor Diaz
* Madeline Bertani as Amber Stevens
* Jonny Coyne  as Peter Strauss
* Teya Patt as Emma Jorgens
* Sahana Srinivasan as Nuri Prabakar
* Larry Sullivan as Ryan Bauer
* Allison Dunbar as Jenna Leigh

Co-Starring

* John Hartmann as Administrator Richard Truly
* Fran de Leon  as General Jeanette Masters
* Samantha Boscarino  as Jenna
* Brian Oblak  as Officer
* Selah Victor  as NASA Flight Controller
* Greta Gould  as Helios Flight Controller
* Sasha Biktagir  as Roscosmos Flight Controller
* Tempany Deckert  as Engineer 1
* Jay Charan  as Engineer 2
* Patricia Mizen  as Reporter 1
* Jake Reiner  as Reporter 2
* Hailey Winslow  as Karla Dunn
* Matt Lagan  as London Bartender
* James Kang  as Elevator Passenger

## Appearances

### Events & missions

 **Presidential race 1992** **IAC 1992, London**
International Astronautical Congress **Race to Mars**
The race begins
### Vehicles & vessels

 ***Phoenix*** ***Sojourner 1*** ***Mars-94***
### Locations & stations

 **London, United Kingdom** (1992) **Jamestown base** (1994)
## External links

### Soundtrack

  Soundtrack of episode 3x03, "All In" on Tunefind
### Transcript

  Transcript of episode 3x03, "All In" on TV Show Transcripts
Alex Rossi

**Alex Rossi** is an astronaut at NASA and the commander of Jamestown during the second half of 1983.

## History

### Season 2

In 1983, Rossi was part of the Jamestown 86 mission. After the end of Ellen Wilson's forth Jamestown mission, Rossi became the new commander of the lunar station.

Rossi welcomed Tracy Stevens when she arrived at the base as part of Jamestown 89. When after some time he found out about her drinking problem, he wanted to report her to Houston, but then decided to give her one last chance. However, he canceled all her privileges.

Rossi was the Jamestown commander during the Jamestown crisis. After Moon Marines had shot two Soviet cosmonauts near an US claimed mining site, the Soviets attacked and occupied the American base. Rossi was taken hostage and was beaten by the attackers, who wanted the surviving cosmonaut and later defector, Rolan Baranov, back into their custody. They offered an exchange, but the remaining marines did not believe that they would let Rossi alive if they agreed. After the success of Apollo-Soyuz and the famous handshake in space, political tensions dropped when President Reagan met with Soviet premier Andropov. Rossi was released and the cosmonauts left Jamestown. Rossi then found the dead bodies of Tracy and Gordo Stevens in the airlock.

### Season 3

In 1995, Rossi was still working at NASA in the Johnson Space Center. One day, he met Jimmy Stevens, who was visiting the center together with Sunny Hall, who wanted Jimmy to steal an astronaut badge. Jimmy wasn't ready for this on the first occasion, but then managed to take the badge of Alex.

## Galleries

### 1983

Alex Rossi at JamestownAlex taking over the command from EllenRossi welcomes Tracy StevensRossi welcomes cosmonauts after shootingRossi & Dr. MayakovskyRossi taken hostage by SovietsRossi finds the bodies of Tracy & GordoJamestown 86 mission patch
### 1995

Alex Rossi at JSC 1995Alex Rossi at JSC 1995Alex' JSC badge
## Trivia

* The name Alex Rossi may be a reference to the science-fiction series *The ExpanseW*, referring to the character Alex Kamal and the main ship, the *Rocinante*, usually called the *Roci*.

## See also

* Ellen Wilson
* Jamestown base
* Jamestown crisis
* Battle of Jamestown Base
* Cold War

## References

1. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 2, Episode 2: "The Bleeding Edge"
2. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 2, Episode 5: "The Weight"
3. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 2
4. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 2, Episode 8: "And Here's to You"
5. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 2, Episode 9: "Triage"
6. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 2, Episode 10: "The Grey"
7. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 3, Episode 7: "Bring It Down"
Astronaut

## Astronaut / Cosmonaut/ Ujunaut

US astronauts during EVA, 1974

Soviet cosmonauts, 1983

Astronauts & cosmonauts, 1995

Helios astronauts, 1995

North Korean ujunaut, 1995

Cosmonauts & astronauts, 2003

**Astronauts**, **cosmonauts** or **ujunauts**, are individuals trained by a spaceflight program to command, pilot, or serve as members of a spacecraft.

## Terminology

In the United States and most other western countries, the term "astronaut" is commonly used.

In the Soviet Union, the term "kosmonavt" (Russian: космонавт) is used ("cosmonaut" in English texts).

In North Korea, the term "ujunaut" is used.

## Known astronauts

### NASA

*Main article: NASA*

* Buzz Aldrin
* Neil Armstrong
* Edward Baldwin (former)
* Rolan Baranov
* Charles Bernitz
* Molly Cobb
* Michael Collins
* Pete Conrad
* Nick Corrado (former)
* Robert CrippenW
* Charles Duke
* Joe EngleW
* John Glenn
* Sylvie Kaplan
* Dennis Lambert
* Harrison Liu
* Nathan Morrison
* Vance Paulson
* Danielle Poole
* Alexander Rossi
* Frank Sedgewick
* Deke Slayton
* Danny Stevens (former)
* Gordo Stevens
* Tracy Stevens
* Fred Talmadge
* Will Tyler
* Helena Webster
* Ellen Wilson (former)

### Soviet space program

*Main article: Soviet space program*

* Stepan Petrovich Alexseev
* Rolan Baranov (former)
* Anastasia Belikova
* Yuri GagarinW
* Alexei Leonov
* Dimitri Mayakovsky
* Radislav Semenovich Orlov
* Mikhail Vasiliev

### Roscosmos

*Main article: Roscosmos*

* Isabel Castillo (Cuban)
* Grigory Kuznetsov
* Dimitri Mayakovsky
* Alexei Poletov
* Oleg Sidorov

### ESA

*Main article: ESA*
* Doreen Campbell (Irish)
* Clarke Halladay (Scottish)
* Wubbo Ockels (Dutch)

### North Korean space program

*Main article: North Korea space program*
* Park Chol
* Lee Jung-Gil

### Helios Aerospace

*Main article: Helios Aerospace*

* Edward Baldwin
* Sandy Bostik
* Nick Corrado
* Zizzo Glover
* Lars Hagstrom
* Benjamin Harmon
* Louisa Mueller
* Adarsh Sethi
* Danny Stevens
Buzz Aldrin

**Buzz Aldrin** was an astronaut for NASA and part of the Apollo 11 mission. He was the third man on the Moon, following Alexei Leonov and Neil Armstrong respectively.

## History

While the landing module *Eagle* had a rough landing, Aldrin and Armstrong safely landed but lost transmission with Michael Collins in orbit and Mission Control in Houston for over 4 hours. Eventually, they managed to re-establish communications and notify they had safely landed.

Gene Kranz did not feel confident about Neil turning the LEM to a vertical position as it would cost them a lot of fuel. He told this to Wernher von Braun, but the latter was confident. Neil and Buzz were authorized to turn *Eagle* over, which they did by detaching the top part. They managed to fly again and reach Michael Collins, who was still waiting for them in the Command and Service Module in Moon's orbit.

After Apollo 11, Buzz Aldrin stayed at NASA and in 1974, he temporary replaced Deke Slayton as Chief of Astronaut Office after Deke assigned himself to the prime crew of Apollo 24.

## Gallery

Buzz Aldrin & Neil Armstrong two weeks before Apollo 11Neil Armstrong & Buzz Aldrin on the MoonMike, Buzz, and Neil celebrating their Moon landing at the BaldwinsBuzz Aldrin, Head of the Astronaut Office, with Weisner & Deke Slayton
## See also

* Neil Armstrong
* Michael Collins
* Apollo 11

## References

1. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 1, Episode 1: "Red Moon"
2. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 1, Episode 2: "He Built the Saturn V"
3. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 1, Episode 8: "Rupture"
Apollo 17

## Mission Patch

**Apollo 17** was a manned spaceflight mission by NASA. The crew included Eugene CernanW, Ronald EvansW and Gordo Stevens.

## Notes

* Apollo 17 happened between Oct. 1971 and Aug. 1974 during a time jump between episodes 1x05 and 1x06.
* The only thing known about this mission is the mission patch with the astronaut's names.
* Deke Slayton mentioned the mission after the Soviet Moon landing when he told the astronauts that training for Apollos 12 - 20 will continue as planned as long as there are no other decisions coming from top.
* The astronauts Eugene Cernan and Ronald Evans did not appear in the series. Cernan was however mentioned by Ellen Wilson in episode 1x10.
* It is not known if Apollo 17 went to the Moon. From the mission patch, an orbital mission could be assumed. Therefore, also the rocket used is not known.

## Behind the scenes

* The patch of this mission was similar to the patch of the real mission.
* In the OTL, Apollo 17W was the last Apollo mission and the crew was Eugene Cernan, Ronald Evans, and Harrison SchmittW.
* Schmitt was the first member of NASA's scientist-astronaut groupW to fly in space. As of 2022, he still is the only professional scientist to have flown beyond low Earth orbit and to visit the Moon.

## See also

* Apollo program
* Comparison of show's and real Apollo missions

## References

1. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 1, Episode 1: "Red Moon"
Another Giant Leap: 1984-1992

"**Another Giant Leap: 1984-1992**" is a series of bonus videos released by Apple TV+, connecting the events of the second and the third season.

The series covers the events of the years 1984 to 1992 in the format of a short news report for each year.

The bonus videos are available on the Apple TV+ website  or app, after selecting an episode of the corresponding season.

## Videos

*See also: Image gallery of this bonus video series*

## See also

* Image gallery of this bonus video series
* One Giant Leap: 1975-1982
* Leap Into a New Millenium: 1996-2001
* Season 2
* Season 3
* Images from bonus videos
Baldwin (disambiguation)

**Baldwin** may refer to:

* Edward "Ed" Baldwin, former astronaut at NASA and now at Helios Aerospace.
* Karen Baldwin, Ed Baldwin's ex-wife, former owner of the Outpost Tavern, former manager of the Polaris Orbital Hotel, then working for Helios Aerospace.
* Kelly Baldwin, Ed and Karens step-daughter, astronaut and biologist at NASA.
* Shane Baldwin, the deceased son of Ed and Karen.
* Yvonne, Ed Baldwin's 2nd ex-wife.

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Corvette News

***Corvette News*** is an American automobile magazine, published by General Motors LLCW.

## History

Issue #34 1979 of the magazine featured a story about Gordo Stevens and his and other NASA astronauts love for the Corvette, titled "From Jamestown to Hometowns".

## See also

* List of print media
* Category: News and Media

## References

1. ↑ Apple iOS app Time Capsule, chapter 6
Carl Sagan Center for Planetary Science

The **Carl Sagan Center for Planetary Science‏‎** is a NASA research center, named after famous astronomer and science communicator Carl SaganW.

## History

In 2003, Kelly Baldwin is working at the center on a project to detect microbial life on Mars. She and her team are using a kinematically enhanced robot called "Spot", developed by Dev Ayesa's new robotic company, which they train to find signs of life in lava tubesW around the Korolev crater in the northern polar plain on Mars.

After the Kronos disaster, NASA shifted all their resources on righting M-7's Asteroid Capture Program. NASA administrator Eli Hobson visited Kelly at her workplace at the Sagan Center to tell her that her project would not receive further funding at this time, although he called it an only temporary delay. Subsequently, Kelly teamed up with Aleida Rosales, who had just quit her job at NASA, and the two decided to find private investors for her project, which they called S.E.E.K.E.R..

## Behind the scenes

A *"Carl Sagan Center for Planetary Science"* does not exist in reality, however, it appears to be referencing to either the Carl Sagan CenterW or the Carl Sagan InstituteW, or maybe to both.

The *"Carl Sagan Center"*, part of the SETI InstituteW and founded by NASA, is devoted to the study of life in the universe, and part of its research thrusts are astrobiologyW and the search for extraterrestrial intelligence (SETIW). Its headquarters are in Mountain View, California.

The *"Carl Sagan Institute: Pale Blue Dot and Beyond"* is dedicated to the search for habitable planets and moons in and outside the Solar System and the instruments to search for signs of life in the universe. It is located at Cornell University in Ithaca, New York.

## Notes

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 It is not entirely clear whether the "Carl Sagan Center for Planetary Science" is a sole NASA facility, or if NASA only funds some of its projects. However, Kelly's experiments are seen to take place in a hall with the NASA logo on the wall, and the whole project seems to be funded by NASA only, so the former can be assumed.

## See also

* Other NASA facilites:
	+ Cobb Space Center (CSC, formerly JSC)
	+ Kennedy Space Center (KSC)
	+ Marshall Space Flight Center (MSFC)
	+ Goddard Space Flight Center (GSFC)
	+ Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL)
	+ NASA Flight Research Center (Edwards AFB) (FRC)
	+ McMurdo Station (NASA annex)

## External links

* Carl Sagan on Wikipedia
* Carl Sagan Center on Wikipedia
* Carl Sagan Institute on Wikipedia

## References

1. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 4, Episode 2: "Have A Nice Sol"
2. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 4, Episode 3: "The Bear Hug"
Artem

**Artem** is a newspaper man with a newsstand in Moscow.

## History

As part of her daily morning routine, Margo Madison uses to buy some newspapers at Artem's kiosk near a park in Moscow and read them on a park bench while eating some pastries bought from a nearby baker.

Some time later, all TV channels were playing Swan LakeW, and when Margo tried to use the telephone, the lines were down. The streets were mostly empty, and her baker told her to go back home. When she arrived at Artem's newsstand, there was police trying to close his kiosk, and an enraged crowd was asking the policemen for answers about what happened to Mikhail Gorbachev. More police forces arrived and started beating down the crowd, including Artem, and closed his stand, saying that only essential business was allowed to be open. When they started to beat Artem, Margo tried to come to his aid, but was pulled away and fell, and then arrested.

## Gallery

Margo at Artem's kioskMargo & ArtemPolice at Artem's kioskAngry crowd around the newsstandMore police arriveAnd even moreArtem is beaten downMargo gets involoved in the turmoilMargo & Artem being arrestedArtem in the police van

## References

1. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 4, Episode 1: "Glasnost"
2. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 4, Episode 2: "Have A Nice Sol"
Coral Hiscoe

**Coral Hiscoe** is an engineer at NASA in 1983, responsible for the astronaut's spacesuits.

## History

Coral and her colleague Leland Davis are working on NASA's spacesuits and make them fit to the individual astronaut.

During the preparations of Gordo Stevens' return to the Moon in 1983 after a 10 years absence, they were testing and fitting his new suit.

## Gallery

Coral & Leland working on Gordo's suitTesting the suit

## See also

* Leland Davis
* Liz Phang

## References

1. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 2, Episode 4: "Pathfinder"
Сириус

Сириус - сверхредкий боец класса Разрушитель

## Атака:Внимание! Шоу!

Сириус бросает три афиши. Наносят 790 урона

## Супер:Долгожданное событие

Сириус бросает большую афишу. Наносит 1230 урона.

## Гаджет:Приглашение

В течение 5 секунд сириус бросает 6 афиш.

## Звёздная сила:ВОСхитительныйТОРГ

Афиши наносят больше урона

Восторг

Как Соловей (Радость)

О да!

О хо-хо-хо (Спасибо)

ТАК!

Я понимаю вы хотите либо фото либо автограф! Но это после представления! Понятно! (Грусть)

### Погиб

Что это такое

Как вы смеете! МАРШ!

Кудахтанье Сириуса

### Убил

Извините! я не виноват

Сочувствую

Владыка

### Супер

Ну наконец-то

Передай афишу моему маленькому другу (специальный)

Смех Сириуса
Andre Boyer

## External Links

**Andre Boyer** is a Japanese-born American actor, writer, director, and chef. He portrays Moon marine Jason Wilhelm in season 2 of the Apple TV+ series *For All Mankind*.

Boyer is half Black and half Filipino. He is born and raised in Japan, went to high school and college in San Diego, and now resides in Los Angeles.
Apollo 21

## Mission Patch

**Apollo 21** was the first Apollo mission after the landing of the Jamestown Moon base in October 1973 and the first to permanently occupy it.

The mission was commanded by Apollo 15 astronaut Molly Cobb.
She flew with astronauts Robert CrippenW and Joe EngleW.

## Notes

* Apollo 21 happened during a time jump between 1x05 and 1x06.
* The mission took place some time between November 1973 and July 1974.
* Astronauts Crippen and Engle did not appear in the show.

## Behind the scenes

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 The astronauts Robert Crippen and Joe Engle are borrowed from real life and were real NASA astronauts. However, none of them was ever on the Moon. In reality, both of them first travelled to space in 1981 as part of Space Shuttle missions.
1972 United States presidential election

## Outcome

The **1972 United States presidential election** was the 47th quadrennial presidential election. It was held on Tuesday, November 7, 1972. Democratic U.S. Senator Ted Kennedy of Massachusetts defeated incumbent Republican president Richard Nixon from California, in a landside.

### General election

The 1972 election was a referendum on women's rights. Ted Kennedy promised to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment to guarantee equal treatment under law on the basis of sex. Richard Nixon pushed traditional family values and struggled with issues around women in workplace. This became the central issue of the campaign, leading to Ted Kennedy's electoral victory.

## See also

* US presidential elections
* List of presidents of the United States

## References

1. ↑ Danny's social studies notes in Time Capsule
Command and Service Module

Apollo 11 CSM

## Illustration

The **Command and Service Module (CSM)** is one of two components of NASA's Apollo spacecraft. It is used to carry the astronauts and the second spacecraft, the Lunar Excursion Module (LEM), from Earth's to lunar orbit, and bring the astronauts back home. It is designed for 3 crew members, of which one would stay in the CSM in orbit while the other two go down to the Moon's surface with the LEM.

The CSM consists of two parts, the Command Module (CM) and the Service Module (SM). The Command Module is the cabin that houses the crew and equipment used for the mission. The Service Module provides propulsion and electric power and has also additional storage for all kind of consumables needed for the mission.

After the flight back to Earth, the two parts are seperated just before entering Earth's atmosphere. While the Service Module will burn in the atmosphere, the Comand Module will bring back the astronauts to Earth's surface, protected by its heat shields and slowed down by parachutes before splashing into the ocean, where it is recovered by ground crew.

## Gallery

Apollo 11 CSM in Moon's orbitApollo 11 CSM in Moon's orbitApollo 11 CSM in Moon's orbitApollo 11 CSM and LEMSeparation of CSM and LEM
## See also

* Lunar Excursion Module (LEM)
* Lunar Surface Access Module (LSAM)
* Apollo program

## External links

* Apollo command and service module on Wikipedia
Clarke Halladay

**Clarke Halladay** was a Scottish astronaut and part of the Sojourner-1 mission to Mars.

## History

During the Mars-94 rescue operation, Clarke was outside the spacecraft supervising the rescue of the cosmonauts who were climbing along a tether between the two ships. However, when a LH2 tank on *Mars-94* ruptured, causing the Soviet spacecraft to collide with *Sojourner*, the tether ripped and killed Soviet cosmonaut Oleg Sidorov, and subsequently also hit Clarkes helmet.

Halladay was one of two *Sojourner* astronauts who died during the rescue mission, the other one being Sylvie Kaplan.

## Gallery

Clarke Halladay presented on TVClarke on the SojournerClarke on the Sojourner

## See also

* Danielle Poole
* Kelly Baldwin
* Will Tyler
* Rolan Baranov
* Sylvie Kaplan

## References

1. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 3, Episode 4: "Happy Valley"
Apollo-Soyuz

USSR:

* Stepan Alexseev
(Soyuz commander)
* Radislav Orlov

## Mission Patch

**Apollo-Soyuz**, was a joint mission between NASA and the Soviet Space Program in 1983. The purpose was for NASA astronauts and Soviet cosmonauts to come together in Earth's orbit and shake hands, to encourage peace between the two nations during the height of the Cold War.

## History

*This section is currently incomplete. You can help by expanding it! Click here to add more.*
## Galleries

### Preperations

Soviet delegation during meeting about Apollo-SoyuzCosmonauts of Apollo-SoyuzAstronauts Danielle Poole & Nathan Morrison of ApolloCosmonauts Stepan Alexseev & Radislav Orlov of SoyuzApollo-Soyus team drinking at Outpost
### Docking in orbit

Apollo & Soyuz in orbitApollo & Soyuz in orbitApollo & Soyuz in orbitApollo & Soyuz dockingApollo-Soyuz handshakeApollo-Soyuz handshake from Mission ControlApollo-Soyuz astronaut & cosmonaut with V sign
## Behind the scenes

* The Apollo-Soyuz Test ProjectW (ASTP) in the *For All Mankind* universe is one of the few real-life parallel event that occurs later than in real life (another one is the first Space Shuttle launch). The real life ASTP occured in 1975, while in the show it takes place in 1983. This also means the universal docking adapter was a piece of technology developed later in the show than in real life, but for political rather than technological reasons.
* In both timelines, Apollo-Soyuz was the last Apollo mission.

## See also

* Apollo 75
* Apollo missions
Chris Bauer

## External Links

**Mark Christopher Bauer** (born October 28, 1966) is an American actor. He is of German and Irish descent. Bauer portrays Deke Slayton in the Apple TV+ series *For All Mankind*.

## Other roles

* Terry Fillpot - *New York Undercover*
* Mickey Scott - Law & Order
* Lloyd Gettys -*The Devil's Advocate ​​​​​​​*
* Larry Ives - *A Cool, Dry Place*
* Fred Yokas - *Third Watch*
* Frank Sobotka - *The Wire*
* Leeland Nickel - *Tilt*
* Olan Horne - *Our Fathers*
* Irving Klaw - *The Notorious Bettie Page*
* Theodore Bryar -*Criminal Minds ​​​​​​​*
* Larry Pearce - *Masters of Horror*
* Lou Destefano - *The Lost Room*
* Paul Browning - *CSI: Crime Scene Investigation*
* Huey Farrell - *The Black Donnellys*
* Ray Galuski - *Numb3rs*
* Andy Bellefleur - *True Blood*
* Andrew Gleason - *New Amsterdam*
* Brian Dempsey - *Fringe*
* James McCloon - *The Good Wife*
* Dennis Halsey - *Unforgettable*
* Cory Sampson - *Hawaii Five-0*
* Harry Jannerone - *The Office*
* Gerry Coventry - *Elementary*
* Jared Bankowski - *The Divide*
* Richie DeStefano -*Full Circle ​​​​​​​*
* Tom Lange - *American Crime Story*
* Larry Rooney - *Sully ​​​​​​​*
* Tom Cole - *Law & Order: Special Victims Unit*
* Bobby Dwyer - *The Deuce ​​​​​​​*
* Dennis Kole - *Brooklyn Nine-Nine*
* Sal Rizoli - *The Little Things*
D-mail

D-mail startup screen on an Apple II

**D-mail** (also **dmail**, from **digital mail**) is an internet service used to exchange messages between people using electronic devices.

## History

D-mail started to become popular to the general population outside universities or governmental institution in the early 1980s.

During the 80s, d-mail is a text-only service used on computers in business and at home.

In the 1990s and 2000s, d-mail is also used to share recorded video-messages, called "vidmail", sent as attachments to d-mails.

## Gallery

Article in *Houston Sentinel*, 1980D-Mail v.1.1 on an Apple II, 1980D-Mail v.1.2 on an Apple II, 1983A printed d-mail directory, 1983Text-only d-mail, 1983D-mail menu on *Phoenix*, 1994A vidmail sent via d-mail
## Behind the scenes

* D-mail is *For All Mankind's* version of OTL's e-mailW (electronic mail).
* D-mail seems to be the only internet service available to general public, while other network services are blocked for public by the US government and only used by governmental agencies and departments.

## Notes

* In episode 4x03 "The Bear Hug", Dev Ayesa told his former partner Richard Hilliard that his "e-mails" had been locked. This is most likely a production error, as everywhere else the electronic mail service is still seen to be named d-mail.

## See also

* Government Computer Network
* Videotelephony

## References

1. ↑ Apple iOS app Time Capsule, chapter 8
2. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 2
3. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 3, Episode 5: "Seven Minutes of Terror"
4. ↑ Bonus Video: Another Giant Leap: 1984-1992 - Internet Accessibility (1985)
Coming Home

## Chronology

"**Coming Home**" is the ninth episode of the third season of *For All Mankind*. It was released on Apple TV+ on August 5, 2022.

## Synopsis

Plans to leave Mars are complicated by an unforseen issue.

## Plot

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## Cast

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Main Cast

* Joel Kinnaman as Edward Baldwin
* Shantel VanSanten as Karen Baldwin
* Jodi Balfour as Ellen Wilson
* Krys Marshall as Danielle Poole
* Edi Gathegi as Dev Ayesa
* Cynthy Wu as Kelly Baldwin
* Casey W. Johnson as Danny Stevens
* Coral Peña as Aleida Rosales
* Wrenn Schmidt as Margo Madison

Guest Starring

* Nate Corddry as Larry Wilson
* Noah Harpster as Bill Strausser
* C.S. Lee as Lee Jung-Gil
* Meghan Leathers as Pam Horton
* Arturo Del Puerto as Octavio Rosales
* Lev Gorn as Grigory Kuznetsov
* Alexander Sokovikov as Rolan Baranov
* Robert Bailey Jr. as Will Tyler
* Goran Ivanovski as Dimitri Mayakovsky
* Anne Beyer as Louisa Mueller
* Vera Cherny as Lenara Catiche
* Stewart Skelton  as Speaker of the House
* Michelle C. Bonilla  as Victoria Rodriguez
* Larry Clarke as Bill McGann
* Jessica Tuck as Christine Francis
* Larry Sullivan as Ryan Bauer
* Allison Dunbar as Jenna Leigh

Co-Starring

* Amol Shah as Adarsh Sethi
* Nick Boraine as Lars Hagstrom
* Blair Hickey as Richard 'Dicky' Hilliard
* Kristin Carey  as Arlene - Board Member
* Kaipo Schwab  as Ex-NASA Astronaut
* Ken Rudulph as Edward Kline

## Appearances

### Events & missions

 **MSAM salvage operation** **Coming-out of Ellen Wilson** **Recovery of Kurs docking system**
from North Korean probe **Discovery of
North Korean cosmonaut**
### Vehicles & vessels

 **NASA Mars rover** **NASA crawler type rover** **Helios HAB rover** ***Popeye*** (recovered)
Mars Surface Access Module **North Korean capsule**
## External links

### Soundtrack

  Soundtrack of episode 3x09, "Coming Home" on Tunefind
### Transcript

  Transcript of episode 3x09, "Coming Home" on TV Show Transcripts
Bring It Down

## Chronology

"**Bring It Down**" is the seventh episode of the third season of *For All Mankind*. It was released on Apple TV+ on July 22, 2022.

## Synopsis

A joint mission brings about conflict between crew members.

## Plot

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## Cast

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Main Cast

* Joel Kinnaman as Edward Baldwin
* Shantel VanSanten as Karen Baldwin
* Jodi Balfour as Ellen Wilson
* Krys Marshall as Danielle Poole
* Edi Gathegi as Dev Ayesa
* Cynthy Wu as Kelly Baldwin
* Casey W. Johnson as Danny Stevens
* Coral Peña as Aleida Rosales
* Wrenn Schmidt as Margo Madison

Guest Starring

* Nate Corddry as Larry Wilson
* Piotr Adamczyk as Sergei Nikulov
* Meghan Leathers as Pam Horton
* David Chandler as Jimmy Stevens
* Madeline Bertani as Amber Stevens
* Jorge Diaz as Victor Diaz
* Lev Gorn as Grigory Kuznetsov
* Pawel Szajda as Alexei Poletov
* Alexander Sokovikov as Rolan Baranov
* Robert Bailey Jr. as Will Tyler
* Goran Ivanovski as Dimitri Mayakovsky
* Vera Cherny as Lenara Catiche
* Randy Oglesby as Vice President Jim Bragg
* Joseph Beck  as Karl Rove
* Patrick Labyorteaux  as Congressman Willie Baron
* Stewart Skelton  as Speaker of the House
* Scott Michael Campbell as Alex Rossi
* Taylor Dearden  as Sunny Hall
* Daniel David Stewart as Nick Corrado
* Ilza Ponko as Isabel Castillo
* Teya Patt as Emma Jorgens

Co-Starring

* John Forest  as Jeremy Zielke
* Anne Beyer as Louisa Mueller
* Nick Boraine as Lars Hagstrom
* Zac Titus as Charles Bernitz
* William Cowart  as Hal
* Ken Rudulph as Edward Kline
* Bonnie Bailey-Reed  as Mary Meineke
* Andrew Brian Carter  as Cliff Berger
* Tiago Martinez as Javier Diaz
* Delaney Claire Evans  as Avery Stevens
* Parker Reese Evans  as Avery Stevens

## Appearances

### Events & missions

 **Soviet/Helios
water drilling mission** **House subcommittee hearing
on NASA contracts** **Mars drilling disaster**
### Vehicles & vessels

 **Helios HAB rover** ***Popeye***
Mars Surface Access Module **Helios "Big Ass Drill"** (BAD)
### Locations & stations

 **Helios base** **Gagarin Ridge** **Soviet/Helios
water drilling site**
## Media

### Video

For All Mankind — The Science Behind Season 3- Episode 7, Bring It Down - Apple TV+Apple TV+: The Science Behind Season 3 - Episode 7
## References

1. ↑ Date on newspaper at 08:40 → Screenshot

## External links

### Soundtrack

  Soundtrack of episode 3x07, "Bring It Down" on Tunefind
### Transcript

  Transcript of episode 3x07, "Bring It Down" on TV Show Transcripts
Cata

**Cata** was a Mexican immigrant living in Houston, where she offered housing to other immigrants.

## History

When Octavio Rosales immigrated to the United States and moved to Houston with his daughter Aleida in summer 1969, they were living in Cata's appartment, together with other Mexican immigrants. Other people living in the house were Gabriel and Livi.

After Octavio was arrested by FBI agent Gavin Donahue over suspicion of Soviet espionage in December 1974, Cata's home was searched and seized by the Department of Justice. When Aleida retured there, the door was sealed and all former residents, including Cata, had disappeared. It is unknown what exactly happened to them.

## Gallery

CataInside Cata's appartmentCata & Aleida watching TVOctavio & Cata watching TVCataNotice of seizure
## See also

* Aleida Rosales
* Octavio Rosales
* Gavin Donahue

## References

1. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 1
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 1, Episode 10: "A City Upon a Hill"
Christine Francis

**Christine Francis** is an American journalist and news anchor, starting in the mid 80s.

## Gallery

19871989Christine Francis reporting about the Mars missions 1994199519962003
## Appearances

* AppleTV+ Bonus Videos: Another Giant Leap: 1984-1992 (1987, 1989)
* Season 3 (7 episodes)
* AppleTV+ Bonus Videos: Leap Into a New Millenium: 1996-2001 (1996)
* Season 4 (6 episodes)

## See also

* Vera Martil
* Edward Kline
* Bill McGann
* Ryan Bauer
* Jenna Leigh
Club 11:59

Bill Strausser[src]

## General Information

### Location

Houston, TX

**Club 11:59**, or just **11:59**, is a jazz club in Houston, TX. The name refers to the Doomsday ClockW.

## History

*This section is currently incomplete. You can help by expanding it! Click here to add more.*
## Gallery

Margo hands Sergei a note meeting her at Club 11:59Margo plays the piano at Club 11:59Sergei at the club11:59 coasterMargo & Sergei figure out a docking mechanism
Allen Coulter

## External Links

**Allen Coulter** is an American television and film director who directed 2 episodes of season 1 of the Apple TV+ series *For All Mankind*.

## Other work

* The Sopranos
* Six Feet Under
* Rome
* Damages
* Law & Order
* Sons of Anarchy
* Nurse Jackie
* Remember Me
* Boardwalk Empire
* Law & Order: LA
* House of Cards
* Ray Donovan
* Extant
* Vinyl
* Get Shorty
1980 United States presidential election

## Outcome

The **1980 United States presidential election** was the 49th quadrennial presidential election. It was held on Tuesday, November 4, 1980. Incumbent Republican president Ronald Reagan defeated Democratic nominee Robert Money by a narrow margin.

### Notes

In the season 2 opening it is stated that "*In a surprisingly close race, President Reagan appears to have won a second term by defeating Senator Robert Money*".
However, there is no real-life politician known by that name.

## See also

* US presidential elections
* List of presidents of the United States

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 2, Episode 1: "Every Little Thing" (opening press review @ 1:55)
Apollo 20

## Mission Patch

**Apollo 20** was a spaceflight mission by NASA. The crew included Alan BeanW, Thomas MattinglyW, and Gerald CarrW.

## Notes

* Apollo 20 happened between Oct. 1971 and Aug. 1974 during a time jump between episodes 1x05 and 1x06.
* The only thing known about this mission is the misson patch with the astronaut's names.
* Deke Slayton mentioned it after the Soviet Moon landing when he told the astronauts that training for Apollos 12 - 20 will continue as planned as long as there are no other decisions coming from top.

## Behind the scenes

Apollo 20W was supposed to land at Tycho CraterW but was cut due to the Apollo 13 accidentW. Alan Bean was the LEM pilot for Apollo 12 and the fourth person to walk on the Moon, Gerald Carr was commander of Skylab 4W, and Thomas Mattingly was on Apollo 16 in the OTL, and was supposed to be on Apollo 13. He was replaced by Jack SwigertW because he was exposed to the measles by fellow astronaut Charlie DukeW. To this day, he has never had the measles.

## See also

* Apollo program
* Comparison of show's and real Apollo missions

## * Canceled Apollo missions on WikipediaReferences

1. ↑ *For All Mankind* TV Series - Season 1, Episode 1: "Red Moon"