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The People who Traveled to the Moon

 This image provides a great visual breakdown of the 24 humans who have traveled to the Moon across nine Apollo missions between 1968 and 1972.

It's important to note the distinction in the graphic: the astronauts placed directly on the Moon's surface are those who landed, while those around the edges remained in lunar orbit.

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Apollo Lunar Landing Missions

These astronauts descended to the lunar surface in the Lunar Module (LM).

Mission	Astronauts (Moon Walkers)	Mission Dates
Apollo 11	Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin	July 16–24, 1969
Apollo 12	Pete Conrad, Alan Bean	Nov 14–24, 1969
Apollo 14	Alan Shepard, Edgar Mitchell	Jan 31 – Feb 9, 1971
Apollo 15	David Scott, James Irwin	July 26 – Aug 7, 1971
Apollo 16	John Young, Charles Duke	April 16–27, 1972
Apollo 17	Eugene Cernan, Harrison Schmitt	Dec 7–19, 1972

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Apollo Orbital Missions

These crews orbited the Moon but did not land. This includes the "Command Module Pilots" from landing missions and the crews of Apollo 8, 10, and 13.

Mission	Astronauts (Orbit Only)	Mission Dates
Apollo 8	Frank Borman, Jim Lovell, William Anders	Dec 21–27, 1968
Apollo 10	Thomas Stafford, John Young, Eugene Cernan	May 18–26, 1969
Apollo 11	Michael Collins	July 16–24, 1969
Apollo 12	Richard Gordon	Nov 14–24, 1969
Apollo 13	Jim Lovell, Jack Swigert, Fred Haise	April 11–17, 1970
Apollo 14	Stuart Roosa	Jan 31 – Feb 9, 1971
Apollo 15	Alfred Worden	July 26 – Aug 7, 1971
Apollo 16	Ken Mattingly	April 16–27, 1972
Apollo 17	Ronald Evans	Dec 7–19, 1972

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Fun Fact: Because of the way rotations worked, three men (Jim Lovell, John Young, and Eugene Cernan) actually went to the Moon twice, which is why you see their names appearing in multiple sections of the photo!