Gemini 1, launched on April 8, 1964, was the first unmanned test flight of the Gemini spacecraft.
Gemini 1 "Orbit Covers" cancelled on launch day at Cape Canaveral, signed by Von Braun's rocket team member, Arthur Rudolph.
USA 1964 Gemini 1
Project Gemini was a series of manned flight missions that came between Mercury and the Apollo program. Its main purpose was to test the theories that would be utilized in Apollo - rendezvous and docking of two spacecrafts, working outside the spacecraft in extra-vehicular activities or spacewalks, precision re-entry, and living in space for extended period of time.
Gemini 1, launched on April 8, 1964, was the first unmanned test flight of the Gemini spacecraft.
Gemini 1 "Orbit Covers" cancelled on launch day at Cape Canaveral, signed by Von Braun's rocket team member, Arthur Rudolph.
Gemini 1, launched on April 8, 1964, was the first unmanned test flight of the Gemini spacecraft.
Gemini 1 "Orbit Covers" cancelled on launch day at Cape Canaveral, signed by Von Braun's rocket team member, Arthur Rudolph.
