In 1970, amidst the height of the Space Race, an event captured the world’s attention and showcased the extraordinary resilience of human ingenuity. It was the Apollo 13 mission, a NASA endeavor set to explore the Moon, but which ultimately transformed into a life-or-death struggle for three astronauts aboard the spacecraft. This gripping story unfolded on April 11, 1970, when James A. Lovell Jr., John L. Swigert Jr., and Fred W. Haise Jr. embarked on their journey to the Moon. Little did they know, their mission would soon become one of the most intense and nail-biting episodes in aerospace history.