Apollo 13 Crisis

A thermostat malfunction led to a catastrophic failure in Apollo 13's oxygen tank, turning the spacecraft into a ticking time bomb. As temperatures soared, mission control faced the daunting challenge of conserving electricity to ensure the astronauts' survival. With the lunar module transformed into a lifeboat, the crew had to adapt to extreme conditions, drastically reducing their water rations and bracing for an uncertain return to Earth.