Parcourir Sujets Space travel 
The second spaceman of the United States of America, M. Scott Carpenter is in the spaceship. Carpenter trained like this, for the flight, before the spaceship was launched yesterday.
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Suit Tests on Astronaut Borman
U.S. Astronaut Frank Borman, command pilot for the Gemini-7 spacecraft, watches as technicians test the fittings on his spacesuit before the launching at Cape Kennedy, Florida. Scalp electrodes attached to Borman's head record cerebral activity du...
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Scott Carpenter Wearing the Spacesuit
Scott Carpenter is wearing the spacesuit, ready to enter the spaceship. A technician is fixing the suit.
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U.S. astronauts Frank Borman (left) and James Lovell are pilots of the Gemini-7 long-duration orbital flight.
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Astronauts Armstrong, Collins & Aldrin Addressed by President
(L to R) Neil Armstrong, Michael Collins & Buzz Aldrin inside the mobile quarantine facility are addressed by President Richard Nixon (R).
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Neil Armstrong Peers out of the Mobile Quarantine Facility
The first man to land on the moon has a broad grin as he peers out of the mobile quarantine facility. Neil Armstrong wears a Hornet plus three button on his lapel.
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First Press Conference after Walking on the Moon
PRESS CONFERENCE -- The Apollo-11 crewmen hold their first press conference August 12 after leaving quarantine at the Manned Spacecraft Center in Texas. Commander Neil Armstrong (center), the first man to step on the Moon, called the entire missio...
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Kennedy Space Center, FLA.: Neil Armstrong, commander of America's Apollo 11 moon rocket, is shown close-up during suiting procedures for the three astronauts today. If all goes as planned Armstrong will be the first man in the world to set foot o...
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Apollo 11 Astronauts before a Map of the Moon
Below: The three Apollo 11 astronauts — Neil A. Armstrong, Michael Collins, and Edwin Aldrin, Jr. (left to right) — before a map of the moon.
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