Ars Technica commemorates the 30th anniversary of Ron Howard's film, Apollo 13. Released in 1995, the movie, a dramatization of the near-disastrous 1970 lunar mission, remains a powerful cinematic achievement. While acknowledging some deviations from historical accuracy, the piece highlights the film's enduring ability to inspire and evoke a sense of wonder regarding space exploration and the ingenuity displayed during the Apollo program. The film serves as a tribute to the dedication and resilience of the NASA team and the astronauts involved.