THIS AMPHIBIOUS TRUCK STANDS BY AT THE BEACH,READY TO PLUNGE INTO THE OCEAN TO RECOVER THE SPACECRAFT AND ASTRONAUT
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NEAR-VERTICAL view from the Apollo-10 command ship shows the landing site for the Apollo 11 crew on the edge of the Moon's Sea of Tranquility
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Drawing of the lunar module which has its own guidance,propulsion,communications and environmental control systems
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Voyager mission scientists said farewell to the planet Saturn August 30 as the Voyager II spacecraft sailed onward to ward a 1986 rendezvous with distant Uranus
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After re-coupling,they journey back to earth,having jettisoned the Excursion Module
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GEMINI CAPSULE-Model of the two-man Gemini spacecraft stands next to its predecessor,the Mercury capsule
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Once on the way to the moon,the astronauts were committed to a journey of at least three days
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HE model of the two-man spa cecraft stands next to its predecessor, the Mercury capsule,at Mc Donneli Aircraft.St.Louis,Missouri
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Engineers pose in a full-scale prelunnary model of the three-man Apollo spacecraft being designed to land U.S. astronauts on the moon
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