[Answer] What astronaut first said, \"Houston, we've had a problem here\"?

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...1. Jack Swigert 2. Jim Lovell 3. Fred Haise 4. Buzz Aldrin

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Jack Swigert - Although it's often quoted as, \"Houston, we have a problem,\" the Apollo 13 astronauts' warning to mission control was actually, \"Houston, we've had a problem here.\" As detailed in a Washington Post article about the quote, command module pilot Jack Swigert uttered the now-famous phrase on April 13, 1970, when an onboard explosion rocked the aircraft and forced the crew to abort their plans for a moon landing. After he radioed the message, mission control asked him to repeat it, and Jim Lovell piped in, \"Uh, Houston, we've had a problem.\" The incorrect version of the quote spread widely in part because of the 1995 film \"Apollo 13,\" in which Tom Hanks, as Commander Lovell, said, \"Houston, we have a problem.\" The film wasn't the first to change the wording, though. Nor was it the last. Fifty years after the Apollo 13 mission, Swigert's message is still misquoted on a regular basis. NASA's Johnson Space Center even has a podcast called \"Houston We Have a Podcast.\":

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