#gemini iv

[gemini-enthusiast]

Ed White floats outside Gemini IV spacecraft

[lonestarflight]

"Gemini spacecraft No. 4 entering the 14-foot altitude chamber at McDonnell before simulated high-altitude tests."

Date: March 16, 1965

NASA ID: S65-3420

[apollomission8]

A sequel to Gus Grissom give Deke a random rabbit he found during parachute training:

Gus meets some ducks

[krakenmare]

Gemini IV Mission: Earth limb (June 1965)

[all-action-all-picture]

Edward White II, Spacewalk by Robert McCall from 1966 depicting White's Gemini IV space walk in June 1965, the first by an American, launched 3 June 1965 and returned 7 June.

White died on 27 January 1967, along with Gus Grissom and Roger B Chaffee, during a pre-launch test for Apollo I.

Robert McCall died on 26 February 2010.

[spacemonkiesmafia]

Happy Birthday, Ed White!! 🤍🤍🤍

[5280customframing]

🧑‍🚀 Custom framed limited edition Gemini IV photograph using glass spacers, UV glass and wood frame!

[fredhaise]

tell me the story of how you picked your favorite astronaut:)

mines a pretty simple story, actually. i was reading a LIFE book on the mercury - apollo programs and came across gemini iv. i read up on the eva and eventually reached the end. “the flight director says get back in”. ed whined about getting back in. said it was “the saddest moment of [his] life”. for some reason i thought that was the funniest thing. i decided to do some more research on him because he seemed like such a chill, down to earth (haha) guy. i was so right. he quickly became my favorite astronaut once i found out how kind and devoted he was. i hope someday i can be just like him.