Image credit: NASA DFRC
Image source: NASA Images
EC96-43631-6
Category: McDonnell Douglas
Mercury
Image credit: NASA
Image source: NM Space Museum
Ithacus B&W Plates
S65-04156
Image credit: NASA
Image source: Internet Archive
S65-59952
Image credit: NASA
Image source: Internet Archive
S66-32090
Artist Concept depicts a Gemini Astronaut, wearing an AMU during Extravehicular Activity EVA. An umbilical tether secures the Astronaut to the Gemini Spacecraft. The Agena Target Vehicle is used for Gemini rendezvous and docking maneuvers
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Image source: Internet Archive
’68 MOL by Ted Brown
Image credit: McDonnell
Image source: SDASM Archives
MOSC
Image credit: McDonnell Douglas
Image source: Internet Archive
SASSTO
SASSTO (Saturn Application Single-Stage-to-Orbit) combined launch vehicle and spacecraft. Only 62.3 ft (19m.) tall, a single plug-nozzle engine would serve both as launch vehicle and for soft-landing back on Earth after an orbital mission. The craft – seen here with a Gemini two-man capsule – would be recovered intact and could be used repeatedly. It would be a particularly appropriate for ferry missions into Earth-orbit including the emergency rescue of astronauts.
Image credit: Douglas
Images: SDASM Archives
Mercury Space Capsule
Image credit: ABMA
Image source: Numbers Station
Pig Capsule
Image credit: NASA
Image source: NASA JSC
