In 1974, Skylab 4 lost pitch and yaw control before reentry, but astronaut Gerald Carr switched to a backup system and brought the crew home safely

Skylab 4 astronauts returned safely after 84 days in space. A circuit breaker issue nearly caused a reentry complication for the crew. Gerald Carr quickly switched to a backup system to fix the controls. The spacecraft splashed down safely in the Pacific Ocean near San Diego. This mission set a new record for human endurance in space.
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