Amusement park created for Richmond's Orbit Project. The illustration was used for digital content (multirom) for a series of interactive activities for children. Each part of the park shows a different area to be explored, with educational games, karaoke…
Persistent URL: floridamemory.com/items/show/8755 Local call number: pr10313 Title: View of Atlas launch vehicle. Date: ca. 1963 Physical descrip: 1 photoprint - b&w - 8 x 10 in. Series Title: Print Collections Repository: State Library and Archives of Florida 500 S. Bronough St., Tallahassee, FL, 32399-0250 USA, Contact: 850.245.6700, [email protected]
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Lifting off into a two-second launch window aboard a Titan II rocket, Gemini XI was the ninth crewed Gemini flight, sending astronauts Charles “Pete” Conrad and Dick Gordon into low-Earth orbit to perform a docking maneuver with an Agena target vehicle (seen above). Image credit: NASA
Hey space lovers! Discover Jupiter with these amazing fun facts! It is the largest planet in our solar system, after all.
Explore the lunar cycle with the exciting Moon Phases Box Activity for kids. This STEM science project sparks curiosity and learning about the moon's transformations. Engage young minds in hands-on STEM education today!
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This week we started our unit on space and we’ve been having SO.MUCH.FUN learning all about the Sun, the Earth, and the moon! Can I just tell you how impressed I am by how much information my kiddos have learned in just a few short day… It just goes to prove that when kids are engaged, learning takes place To begin our unit, I decided to tackle one of the biggest MISCONCEPTIONS I noticed my class was having…. Many of the kids believed that the Sun travels around, the Earth. Can you blame them? I mean every morning on my drive to school I see the Sun rising in the sky. I can totally understand why they think this. They “see” the Sun moving in the sky every day. So logic tells you, it’s the one traveling… Right, not quite! To help my kiddos explore this idea a little further, I decided to have them create their very own models. (Feel free to download your own copy here.) They started off by coloring pictures of the Sun, Earth, and moon. While doing this, we talked about the obvious size differences between each. The kids were shocked to […]
Solar system with stars, Sun, Pluto, Neptune, Uranus, Venus, Mercury, Saturn, Jupiter, Mars, Earth and Moon on orbit. Planets in orbit around the sun. Set of
The Soviet Union did not have many of the same technological advances enjoyed by Nasa – but that didn’t stop them leaping ahead of the Americans into space. Here’s how.
NASA INFO: July 21, 1961. 7:20 a.m. EST. The launch was originally scheduled for July 18, 1961 but was rescheduled to July 19, 1961 because of unfavorable weather conditions. The launch attempt on July 19, 1961 was canceled at T-10 minutes as a result of continued unfavorable weather. The launch was then rescheduled for July 21, 1961. The first half of the split launch countdown was begun at 6:00am EST on July 20, 1961 at T-640 minutes. Spacecraft preparation proceeded normally thru the 12-hour planned hold period for hydrogen peroxide and pyrotechnic servicing. Evaluation of the weather at this time proved favorable and a go was given to pickup the second half of the countdown at 2:30am EST on July 20, 1961. At T-180 minutes, prior to liquid oxygen loading, a planned 1-hour hold was called for another weather evaluation. The evaluation was favorable and the count proceeded at 3:00am EST. At T-45 minutes a 30 minute hold was called to install a misalined hatch bolt. At T-30 minutes, a 9-minute hold was called to turn off the pad searchlights which interfered with launch telemetry during launch. At T-15 minutes, a 41-minute hold was called to await better cloud conditions. The count then proceeded from T-15 until liftoff. Gus Grissom was in the spacecraft 3 hours and 22 minutes prior to launch. 4X5 TRANSPARENCY NASA PHOTO, 61-MR4-6, US GOVERNMENT PUBLICATION, ACQUISITION: NASA HEADQUATERS, Washington D.C., July 5, 1976. SCAN AND REMASTERED by Dan Beaumont
Space illustrator Adrian Mann created these concept images of futuristic nuclear-powered interstellar starships, including Daedalus and Project Icarus.
Space mining: Robots in the final frontier
In 1961, the US Air Force proposed America go to the Moon with LUNEX.
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