How Duct Tape Saved Apollo 13! #Shorts

imagine the tension when engineers in 1970 had to develop a method to safely release pressure from the Apollo 13 spacecraft's oxygen tanks saving the lives of the astronauts aboard in a frantic Race Against Time NASA's team of Engineers led by Jean CRZ faced the daunting challenge of crafting an unprecedented solution with limited resources and zero margin for error using only the materials available on the crippled spacecraft they managed to devise a makeshift pressure release system out of plastic bags duct tape and a cardboard box this impromptu to invention not only stabilize the oxygen levels but also ensured the astronaut's safe return to Earth demonstrating the extraordinary Ingenuity and resilience of human engineering under the most perilous circumstances