Feb 16
Ok well I have a new favorite picture of the Gemini 4 crews
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Ok well I have a new favorite picture of the Gemini 4 crews
Ed White floats outside Gemini IV spacecraft
Mission Control operations during Gemini IV
60 years ago today, on June 3, 1965, astronaut Ed White performed the first American spacewalk aboard Gemini IV. A test of man's ability to maneuver in space, White utilized both the attached tether and a small gas-propelled gun called the handheld self-maneuvering unit to control his movement in space. This critical first spacewalk, or EVA, would pave the way for longer, more complex spacewalks during the Gemini program, all in preparation for the EVAs of Apollo.
Astronauts Jim McDivitt and Ed White in Gemini spacecraft pre-launch, Gemini IV
Earth limb, Gemini IV
Fisheye view within Gemini IV spacecraft during pre-launch training exercises, Gemini IV
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