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The Apollo Command Module took approximately three days to reach lunar orbit
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Multiple reliable sources, including NASA mission timelines and historical documentation, confirm that the Apollo spacecraft took approximately three days to travel from Earth to the Moon.

Evidence for · 3
Book: The Moon in Close-up
2010 · cited by 0
States it takes about three days to reach the Moon by spacecraft.
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airandspace.si.edu: Apollo 11 Timeline
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States astronauts were on a three-day journey to the Moon from launch.
en.wikipedia.org: Apollo 11
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Explicitly mentions a three-day transit for Apollo 11 before reaching lunar orbit/landing.
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first checked31 Jul 2026
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