Apollo command and service module Low-poly 3D model

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4K textures installed - now ready for Apollo mission details The Command Service Module (CSM) stood out as one primary module within United States' Apollo spacecraft, specifically designed for missions like Apollo program that saw humans land on Moon between 1969 and 1972. CSM acted like a space mothership carrying crew of three astronauts plus second module called Lunar module to lunar orbit and back to Earth after the journey is done. Two essential components made up the Command Service Module, with cone-shaped command cabin at its center holding astronaut team and all vital items needed for successful return into Earth's atmosphere. At same time service cylinder powered propulsion, gave electricity and housed various supplies essential for crew's well-being throughout a single mission. Through special cord linking the two, valuable resources could be passed between them in no-time. However, before reentry point came when crew must leave behind that part called Service Module to return back safely on planet, special safety connection was severed breaking it free into atmosphere - and then just fade out...