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NASA engineers worked nonstop to find a way to bring them home safely. The astronauts had to conserve energy, endure freezing temperatures, and solve life-threatening problems in space. After four tense days, Apollo 13 safely returned to Earth. They didn’t reach the Moon—but their survival became one of NASA’s greatest success stories.