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“The Right Man”: Remembering Project Mercury’s Final Flight, 60 Years On (Part 2)

Just A Normal Day: Remembering Friendship 7, 60 Years On

Ride ‘Em, Cowboy: Remembering Gemini XI, OTD in 1966 (Part 2)

‘Huffing and Puffing’: How Does Flying a Falcon 9 Compare to the Rest? (Part 1)

Mercury astronauts John Glenn (3rd from left) and Scott Carpenter (far left) will headline NASA's “Celebrating 50 Years of Americans in Orbit" event at Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex February 18. Photo Credit: NASA

Sixty Years On, America Remembers the Achievements, Sacrifice of the Mercury Seven

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