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Testing the Lunar Module (LM): One of the primary objectives of Apollo 9 was to test the lunar module, named \"Spider,\" in the vacuum of space. Audio from these tests includes communications between the lunar module and the command module, named \"Gumdrop.\" The crew performed maneuvers such as docking and undocking, which were crucial for the success of subsequent lunar missions.
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