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Encyclopedia > Apollo (1971 automobile)

The Apollo was an English automobile produced for personal use by one Allen Pearce between 1971 and 1972. The Can-Am racer-inspired sports car was a fiberglass vehicle based on the Volkswagen, and was originally intended purely for Pearce's own use; still, it very nearly entered serious production in 1972.




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Cars - Apollo (157 words)
The Apollo was an English automobile produced for personal use by one Allen Pearce between 1971 and 1972.
It should not be confused with the Buick Apollo, a cousin of the Chevrolet Nova
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Chronology - Quarter 2 1971 (7998 words)
Medical and physiological data accumulated during the test would serve as an effective control in future experiments on the long-term effects of confinement and exposure to an elevated carbon dioxide partial pressure atmosphere that would probably be encountered in a long-duration space flight.
A correction trim maneuver was made on 30 December on the 94th orbit which raised the periapsis to 1650 km and changed the orbital period to 11:59:28 so that synchronous data transmissions could be made to the Goldstone 64-m DSN antenna.
It is decided to ask the crew to conduct a couple of experiments with the 'globus' instrument on the station to determine the accuracy of its landing point prediction.
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