The Spirits of Apollo 1

05/19/23 • 8 min

On January 27th 1967, Command Pilot Gus Grissom, Senior Pilot Ed White, and Pilot Roger B. Chaffee tragically lost their lives when the Apollo Command and Service module that they were running rehearsal in caught fire. In the fifty years since the incident, visitors to the launch site – which was only used once in the wake of the fire – have reported eerie feelings and sightings of ghostly figures. Are the three men still watching over NASA and all that they do?

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