“Houston, we have faced a problem,” says Jim Loville.

Jim Luville, one of the astronauts who helped direct the Apollo 13 mission safely to Earth in 1970, died at the age of 97.

The attempt to land on the surface of the moon was thwarted due to an explosion on the spacecraft while hundreds of thousands of miles from Earth were.

“Houston, we have faced a problem.” It was a bit of cheapness.

Watch tens of millions on TV while Luville and two other astronauts retreated to the Pacific Ocean, a moment that became one of the most famous in the history of travel to space.