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April 9, 1959: NASA Introduces the First Astronauts


On this day in 1959, NASA announced to the public the seven astronauts, also known as the Mercury 7, that would partake in Project Mercury, the first manned space program. The astronauts included: Scott Carpenter, L. Gordon Cooper Jr., John H. Glenn Jr., Virgil Grissom, Walter Schirra Jr., Alan Shepard Jr., and Donald Slayton. 


During this time period, the United States and the USSR were in a constant space race, where each country was aiming to explore outer space at a quicker pace than the other. Although the U.S. was restricted on time, they developed a thorough evaluation process to select their astronauts.


NASA placed its candidates under extreme pressure and temperature conditions in order to test their health, skills, and endurance. In addition, candidates were tested on how they managed psychological and physical stress.
Love their suits? Check out these classic images from Projects Mercury, Gemini, and Apollo as well as space-suit prototypes that never made the cut.
Top Photo: The Project Mercury Astronauts, also known as the Mercury 7 Bottom Photo: The front wall of the Flight Control Area featured a large world map display with the path to be followed by the capsule (NASA)
SO MANY BABES
Ringo Starr by James Fortune, 1976
Gabrielle Drake of UFO
Arthur Fellig - Boy Meets Girl From Mars, 1955
”Space Age Santa Claus” is the A-side of this single (from Delhi Records, 1961), and the B-side is “When Christmas Bells Are Ringing.” Both tunes were written by Ross Christman and performed by the Hal Bradley Orchestra with Patty Marie Jay on vocals.
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Toto Nella Luna (Toto in the Moon) 1958 stars Giacomo Furia, Sylva Koscina
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Vintage Chinese Posters of Chubby Babies in Space
Glendora from Satellite 6 - Kid’s show, WRGB-TV, Schenectady, NY (1950s)