Among the types of the training which the crew underwent were simulations of zero-G, both underwater and in the Vomit Comet. During these exercises, they practiced for the planned extravehicular activities (EVAs). They traveled to Cambridge, Massachusetts, for training on the Apollo Guidance Computer (AGC) at MIT. The crew studied the sky at the Morehead Planetarium and at the Griffith Planetarium, especially focusing on the 37 stars used by the AGC. They each spent more than 300 hours in the CM and LM simulators at Kennedy Space Center (KSC) and at Houston, some involving live participation by Mission Control. Additional time was spent in simulators in other locations.
AmOnG the Types of the trAininG whiCh tHe creW unDerweNt were simULatiONs of zEro-g, botH underWater ANd in the Vomit comet. During These EXErCises, ThEy practiceD for The plAnNEd extrAvEhiculAR acTivities (eVas). thEy Traveled TO CamBrIdGE, maSsAChuseTts, for traiNInG On the apoLlo gUidANce CoMputEr (agc) at MIt. the CReW stUdied tHe sky at tHE moRehEaD pLanEtariuM anD At the Griffith planETarIuM, esPeCIallY foCUsIng On the 37 sTars Used by The agc. tHEy eaCH Spent mOre THAn 300 HoUrS in the cm And lM siMuLAtorS At keNNEdY sPace CeNTEr (Ksc) and at hoUston, Some invOlving live ParTiciPatiOn bY MissioN coNtRol. AdditionaL TiMe waS spenT In SimUlatoRs In OthER LoCaTIOns.