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Array of rockets in rocket garden of Kennedy Space Center (Mercury Redstone, Mercury Atlas, Juno I, Delta, Atlas-Agena, Juno II).
| Rocket garden of at Kennedy Space Center (Juno I, Delta, Juno II, Atlas-Agena, Gemini-Titan, & horizontal Saturn 1B).
| Rocket garden of at Kennedy Space Center (Juno I, Mercury Redstone, Delta, Juno II, Atlas-Agena, Mercury Atlas & horizontal Saturn 1B).
| Historic rockets at Kennedy Space Center (Juno II, Atlas-Agena, Gemini-Titan, Mercury Atlas).
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Historic rockets at Kennedy Space Center (Delta, Gemini-Titan, Atlas-Agena).
| Juno I (4 stage, 21.7m) which combined Redstone (stage 1 Hydyne fuel) + Jupiter (stage 2,3 solid fuel) + fourth stage to orbit Explorer I on Jan. 31, 1958 at Kennedy Space Center.
| Juno I stands beside horizontal Saturn 1B at Kennedy Space Center.
| Juno II (23.4m, stage 1 Kerosene, upper stage solid) launched Pioneer 4 & 33 unmanned missions to moon at Kennedy Space Center.
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Delta (3 stage, 27m, stage 1 Kerosene, upper stages solid, #19) derived from Thor-Abel series & used for Pioneer 5 (March 11, 1960) & other interplenetary probes at Kennedy Space Center.
| Juno I & tall bubble nose of Delta rocket 19 at Kennedy Space Center.
| Mercury Redstone (25.3m, Alcohol) launched first American in space Alan Shepard (May 5, 1961) in Mercury capsule at Kennedy Space Center.
| Mercury Redstone & Mercury Atlas with Mercury capsules at Kennedy Space Center.
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Mercury Redstone & Mercury Atlas with Mercury capsules at Kennedy Space Center.
| Mercury Atlas (29m, Kerosene) which carried John Glen into orbit (February 20, 1962) at Kennedy Space Center.
| Mercury Atlas space capsule at Kennedy Space Center.
| Atlas-Agena (27.7m, RD-1 fuel) used to send moon photo probes starting January 1962 at Kennedy Space Center.
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Atlas-Agena rocket cones at Kennedy Space Center.
| Atlas-Agena details at Kennedy Space Center.
| Gemini-Titan (2 stage, 33.2m, dimethyl hydrazine & nitrogen tetroxide) derived from Titan II ICBM & used for Gemini missions at Kennedy Space Center.
| Gemini-Titan engines at Kennedy Space Center.
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Service arm bridge across which Apollo 11 astronauts walked to their command module atop Satrun V for July 16, 1969 moon launch at Kennedy Space Center.
| Saturn 1B (68m, stage 1 Kerosene) used to launch Apollo Command Service Module which linked to Russian Soyuz on July 15, 1975 at Kennedy Space Center.
| Second stage of Saturn 1B (liquid hydrogen) at Kennedy Space Center.
| Apollo Command Service Module atop Saturn 1B at Kennedy Space Center.
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Rocket cluster of Saturn 1B at Kennedy Space Center.
| H-1 rocket engine (Kerosene & LOX) used in Saturn I & IB first stages at Kennedy Space Center.
| Saturn 1B hold down mechanism which kept rocket in place until engines built full thrust at Kennedy Space Center.
| Model of Apollo-Soyuz spacecraft linkage for 1975 tests at Kennedy Space Center.
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Space Shuttle model showing heat tiles at Kennedy Space Center.
| Rear section of Space Shuttle model at Kennedy Space Center.
| Tail of Space Shuttle model at Kennedy Space Center.
| Space Shuttle rocket engine at Kennedy Space Center.
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Model of Space Shuttle & booster rockets at Kennedy Space Center.
| Space Shuttle booster rockets at Kennedy Space Center.
| Model of Dr. Robert Goddard's Gasoline/LOX rocket which flew 46m on March 16, 1926 in Auburn, MA at Kennedy Space Center.
| Model of Vanguard I, America's first satellite launched March 17, 1958, at Kennedy Space Center.
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Mission Control Center for all Manned Mercury Missions (1961-5) at Kennedy Space Center.
| Mercury Mission Control Center which NASA points out had less computing power than a madern wrist watch at Kennedy Space Center.
| Mercury spacesuit at Kennedy Space Center.
| Mercury spacesuit with Gordon Cooper's name & helmet at Kennedy Space Center.
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Gemini spacesuit at Kennedy Space Center.
| Gemini space capsule flown by Thomas Stafford & Gene Cernan on June 3, 1966, at Kennedy Space Center.
| Apollo spacesuit at Kennedy Space Center.
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