During the Apollo program, the United States sent 9manned missions to the Moon. These nine missions included 24men. Of these 24 men, 12 actually walked on the surface of moon. The other 12 astronauts have been to lunar orbit and back, but did not land on the surface. This included Apollo 8, Apollo 10, and the ill-fated Apollo 13, as well as the 6 Command Module pilots for the six landing missions.
The 9 missions to the moon:
The men who walked on the Moon :
Astronauts who orbited but did not land :
1. Frank Borman - Apollo 8
2. James Lovell - Apollo 8
3. William Anders - Apollo 8
4. Thomas Stafford - Apollo 10
(John Young and Gene Cernan also orbited with Apollo 10, but each walked on the Moon on a later mission, as above)
5. Michael Collins - Apollo 11
6. Richard Gordon - Apollo 12
7. Jack Swigert - Apollo 13
8. Fred Haise - Apollo 13
(James Lovell orbited for a second time with Apollo 13, becoming the only man to go to the Moon twice and not walk on the surface)
9. Stuart Roosa - Apollo 14
10. Alfred Worden - Apollo 15
11. Ken Mattingly - Apollo 16
12. Ronald Evans - Apollo 17
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Impossible to say, as the Russians won't open up their secret archives. No American has ever died in space, just coming and going from it. At least two cosmonauts died in space, by accidental air loss. Another died when his craft would not stop spinning as he reentered, thus causing his parachute to twist into a useless rope.
Seven astronauts died in the Space Shuttle Columbia disaster on February 1, 2003.
Since the 1990s, it is estimated that thousands of people have died attempting to cross the Florida Straits from Cuba to the United States. The exact number is difficult to determine due to the lack of official statistics, but it is considered to be a significant loss of life.
In 2010, approximately 2.5 million people died in the United States.
All seven crew members aboard the Space Shuttle Challenger died in the 1986 disaster.
An estimated 56 million people died worldwide in 1968.
14 on the space shuttle
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OVER 200 but excepet from the people traveling to space which eventually died on a journey by ashae
Seven.
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a decent amount but not enough
2 workers died during Titanic's Launch and there are no stable record of how many people died during the sailing day. So it's probably none.
Seven astronauts died in the Space Shuttle Columbia disaster on February 1, 2003.
Mt. Everest is not a volcano, and has never erupted. Those who have died there died while trying to scale it.
798 people died when trying to build the grat waal of china
18 March 2008 There were many people killed in the civil war but what they realy fighting for was for the slaves to be free. But the question wa(How many slaves died trying to escape to freedom? By: Shee-oen Thompson
too many people died in space so they decided to shut the program down :(