List the astronauts$$ names $($astroname$),$ year of death, and age at year of death $($death

$-$ birth$)$ of all astronauts who have dead and the age of death was greater than $65,$

Order by year of death. With the given data, the result of the correct query will be: from This database describes the United States space program, prior to the

$--$ space shuttle.

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$--$ If you are concerned that NASA history is not relevant

$--$ to a Business$-$oriented student, you are wrong: Forom a business perspective

$--$ these are just projects, and the astronauts are "just" workers assigned to

$--$ one or more tasks $($ie$.$ missions$).$

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$--$ Prior to the shuttle, NASA ran five different "manned" space projects:

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$--$ Project Mercury $(1961-63)$: The six missions of this project carried a

$--$ single astronaut, the 'pilot'. The first two missions were sub$-$orbital

$--($missionType $=\text{'}$SO$\text{'})$ and four missions that took the astronauts into

$--$ Earth orbit $($missionType $=\text{'}$EO$\text{'}).$

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$--$ Project Gemini $(1965-66)$: Each of the $10$ manned missions of this

$--$ program carried two astronauts, the 'Commander' and 'Pilot', into Earth

$--$ orbit $($missionType $=\text{'}$EO$\text{'}).($The first manned mission was number $3,$ the

$--$ first two were unmanned tests.$)$

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$--$ Project Apollo $(1967-1972)$: Each of these missions carried three

$--$ astronauts, the 'Commander', 'Command Module Pilot', and 'Lunar Module

$--$ Pilot. Most missions used two spacecraft, the 'Command Service Module'

$--($craftType$=\text{'}$CSM$\text{'})$ and the 'Lunar Module' $($craftType$=\text{'}$LM$\text{'}).$ In most

$--$ missions $($missionType $=\text{'}$LL$\text{'}),$ the Command Module Pilot would stay in

$--$ lunar orbit in the CSM$,$ while the Commander and Lunar Module Pilot

$--$ descended in the LM$.$ Apollo $11$ was the first mission to land on the

$--$ moon. Earlier missions were test flights. Apollo $1$ did not fly

$--($hence the missionType of this mission has been left null$).$ The crew of

$--$ Apollo $1$ was killed while testing the spacecraft on the launch pad.

$--$ The first manned Apollo mission was Apollo $7.$ It tested a CSM in earth

$--$ orbit $($missionType $=\text{'}$EO$\text{'})$ and did not have a lunar module. Apollo $8$

$--$ tested a CSM in lunar orbit $($missionType $=\text{'}$LO$\text{'})$ and also did not have

$--$ a lunar module. Apollo $9$ tested a LM in Earth orbit, and Apollo $10$

$--$ tested a LM in lunar orbit. From Apollo $11$ onward, all missions landed

$--$ on the moon $($missionType $=\text{'}$LL$\text{'}),$ with one exception, Apollo $13,$ which

$--$ aborted its mission on the way to the moon, and looped round the moon

$--$ without entering orbit $($a "Fly By$",$ missionType$=\text{'}$LF$\text{'}).$

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$--$ Project Skylab $(1973)$: Skylab $1$ was the launch of the first US space

$--$ station, in Earth orbit. Each of Skylab missions $2$ to $4$ took a

$--$ three$-$man crew to the Skylab station in an Apollo CSM$.$ The third member

$--$ of each crew was called the scientist $($not Lunar Module Pilot$).$

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$--$ Project Apollo$-$Soyuz $(1975)$: A three$-$man crew in an Apollo CSM docked

$--$ with a Russian Soyuz spacecraft in Earth orbit. The third member of

$--$ that crew was called the Docking Module Pilot $($not Lunar Module Pilot$)$