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by Von Hardesty


  Redstone rocket

  production

  Clarke, Arthur C.

  Clifton, Chester

  Cold War: onset

  public anxieties

  and space race

  Collier’s

  Collins, Michael: Apollo

  Apollo

  photo insert; comments on Soviet space program

  Gemini

  Columbia (space shuttle)

  Command and service module

  Communications satellites

  Computers: onboard

  Concorde (supersonic airliner)

  The Conquest of Space (Ley)

  Conrad, Charles “Pete”

  Convair

  Cooper, L. Gordon

  Corey, Calvin

  Corona project

  Cosmonauts: landing

  rank

  reentry

  selection

  spacecraft control

  women

  photo insert

  Cosmos lunar probes

  Crossfield, Scott

  Cunningham, Walter

  Cycone rocket

  D

  Day the Earth Stood Still, The

  (film)

  Destination Moon (film)

  Discoverer

  Discoverer project

  see also Corona project;

  Discovery (space shuttle)

  Disney, Walt

  Disneyland: “Tomorrowland”

  attraction

  Dnepropetrovsk

  Dogs: space flights

  photo insert Dolgov, Pyotr

  Dornberger, Walter

  Dorten, Germany

  Douglas Aircraft Company

  Dryden, Hugh L.

  Duke, Charlie

  Dulles, Allen

  Durant, Frederick

  Duranty, Walter

  Dyson, Freeman

  E

  Early Bird satellite

  Earth: atmosphere

  Earthrise

  photo insert Eastman Kodak: lunar camera development

  Echo satellite

  Edwards Air Force Base

  California

  Eisele, Donn

  Eisenhower, Dwight D.:

  astronaut selection criteria

  concern about Soviet military threat

  creation of NASA

  intelligence gathering

  missile gap

  reluctance to pursue human space flight

  Sputnik repercussions

  support for satellite programs

  White Sands accident

  Elliptical orbits

  Energiya rocket

  Escape velocity

  European Space Agency (ESA)

  Explorer

  Explorer

  Explorer

  Explorer satellites

  Extravehicular activity see

  Space walks

  F

  F-1 engines

  Faget, Maxime

  Faith

  spacecraft

  Favreau, Walter

  Fei Junlong

  Feoktistov, Konstantin

  Freedom

  spacecraft

  photo insert

  Freedom of space

  Freeman, Theodore

  Friction: atmospheric

  Friedman, Herb

  Friendship

  spacecraft

  G

  Gagarin, Yuri Alekseyevich:

  background

  first human space flight

  honors

  photo insert; medical tests photo insert; orbit

  with other cosmonauts photo insert; secrecy of flight

  spacecraft control

  Gaidukov, Lev M.

  Gallai, Mark

  Gemini 1

  Gemini 3

  Gemini 4

  Gemini 6

  Gemini 6-A

  Gemini 7

  Gemini 8

  Gemini 10

  Gemini 11

  Gemini 12

  Gemini program

  capsule recovery

  launch site

  milestones

  Mission Control

  onboard computers

  rendezvous and docking

  simulator

  space walk

  spacecraft design

  Titan II rockets

  General Dynamics

  George C. Marshall Space

  Flight Center, Huntsville,

  Alabama

  see also Redstone Arsenal

  Huntsville, Alabama;

  Geosynchronous orbits

  Germany: rocket development

  rocket livery

  rocket testing

  U.S.-Soviet race for rocket

  technology

  Gilruth, Robert

  Glenn, Annie

  Glenn, David

  Glenn, John H.

  photo insert Glenn, Lyn

  Glenn L. Martin Company

  Glennan, T. Keith

  Glushko, Valentin: engine

  design

  ivalry with

  Sergei Korolev

  Sputnik launch

  Goddard, Robert

  Grissom, Virgil “Gus”: Apollo

  photo insert; background

  funeral photo insert

  Gemini program

  Mercury program

  Gröttrup, Helmut

  Gröttrup, Irmgard

  Guggenheim, Daniel

  Guidance systems

  Gurevich, Ilya M.

  H

  H-1 rocket engines

  Habler, Heinz

  Hagerty, James

  Haise, Fred

  Ham (chimpanzee)

  photo insert

  Hayden Planetarium, New

  York

  Heat shields

  Heinlein, Robert A.

  Hermes ballistic missile

  program

  Hickam, Homer H.

  Hitler, Adolf

  Hoch, Johannes

  Hoover, George

  Houbolt, John

  Hubble Space Telescope

  Hughes Aircraft

  Human space flight: dangers

  Eisenhower’s opposition

  financial costs

  Kennedy’s support

  life-support systems

  lunar landing

  lunar orbiting

  Mission Control

  physiological effects

  proposals

  reentry

  in science fiction

  spacecraft design

  Hydrogen bombs

  I

  India: space program

  Intelligence gathering: satellite

  based

  space photography

  Technical

  Capabilities Panel (TCP)

  U-2 spy plane

  Intercontinental Ballistic

  Missiles (ICBMs): missile gap

  precision

  Soviet development

  U.S. development

  Intermediate-Range Ballistic

  Missile (IRBM)

  International Aeronautical

  Federation (IAF)

  International Geophysical Year

  (IGY): conception

  Explorer I launch

  proposed satellite launches

  satellite launches

  Sputnik II launch

  Sputnik launch

  Vanguard launch

  International Space Station

  (ISS)

  Invasion of the Body Snatchers

  (film)

  Irwin, Jim

  J

  J-2 engines

  Japan: space program

  Jet Propulsion Laboratory

  (JPL), Pasadena

  California: Explorer program

  leadership

  NASA control

  Ranger program

  satellite development

  Surveyor mission

  John C. Stennis Space Center

  Mississippi

 
Johnson, Clarence L. “Kelly”

  Johnson, Lyndon: missile

  gap

  Project

  Mercury

  renaming

  NASA facilities

  space race report

  support for space program

  Joint Long Range Proving

  Ground, Cape Canaveral,

  Florida

  Juno

  rocket

  Juno II rocket

  Jupiter-C Juno II rocket

  Jupiter-C rocket

  Jupiter (planet): robotic probes

  Jupiter rocket: development

  engines

  launch pads

  primate passengers

  K

  Kamanin, Nikolai

  Kammler, Hans

  Kaplan, Joseph

  Kapustin Yar, Russia

  Katushka rockets

  Keldysh, Mstislav V.

  Kennedy, Jacqueline: Project

  Mercury launch

  Kennedy, John F.: election

  missile gap

  moon race

  naming of NASA facilities after him

  response to Soviet firsts

  space race and Cold War

  support for space program

  Kennedy Space Center

  Cape Canaveral, Florida: launches

  photo insert; location

  naming

  Vehicle

  Assembly Building (VAB)

  see also Cape Canaveral

  (spaceport), Florida; Khomyakov, Mikhail

  Khrushchev, Nikita: awarding

  Gagarin the Gold Star medal

  ICBM

  development

  patronage of Vladimir

  Chelomei

  propaganda value of space program

  relationship with Sergei

  Korolev

  release of German rocket scientists

  reluctance to enter moon race

  removal from power

  secrecy

  with son

  support for space program

  Khrushchev, Sergei

  Kilgallen, Dorothy

  Killian, James

  Kimball, Ward

  Komarov, Vladimir

  photo insert

  Korabl-Sputnik satellites:

  reentry tests

  Korolev, Sergei P.: anonymity

  character

  death

  photo insert; in glider photo insert; human space flight

  leadership

  moon race

  engine design

  relationship with Nikita

  Khrushchev

  rivalry with Mikhail

  Yangel

  rivalry with

  Valentin Glushko

  rivalry with Vladimir

  Chelomei

  rocket development

  photo insert; satellite development

  secrecy

  Soyuz program

  space walk techniques

  support for

  space exploration

  at Tereshkova and Nikolayev wedding

  photo insert;

  Voskhod program

  women cosmonauts

  Koroleva, Natasha

  Kosmos

  lunar probe

  Kosmos

  lunar probe

  Kosygin, Aleksei

  Krause, Ernst H.

  Kummersdorf, Germany:

  rocket development

  Kuznetsov, Nikolai

  L

  L1 spacecraft

  Laika (dog)

  photo insert

  Land, Edwin H.

  Landing: versus splashdown

  Lang, Daniel

  Lang, Fritz

  Langley Research Center

  Launch sites: impact on spacecraft velocity

  Lavochkin, Semyon

  Lavrov, Svyatislav S.

  Lehesten, Germany: Soviet

  Leninsk, Kazakhstan see

  Baikonur cosmodrome,

  Kazakhstan

  Leonov, Aleksei: Apollo I

  tragedy

  Apollo-

  Soyuz program

  Baikonur living conditions

  and other cosmonauts

  photo insert; space walk

  photo insert;

  Voskhod program

  Lewis Flight Propulsion

  Laboratory, Cleveland,

  Ohio

  Ley, Willy

  Liberty Bell

  Lifshitz, Mikhail

  Lindbergh, Charles

  Liquid-fueled rockets

  Little Nell

  Livery

  LK-1 spacecraft

  Lockheed Aircraft

  Lockheed Missiles and Space

  Company

  London, England: V-2

  bombardment

  photo insert Long-range ballistic missiles:

  reentry vehicles (RV)

  Lovell, James, Jr.: Apollo

  Apollo

  Gemini

  Gemini

  Low, George

  Luna 1

  Luna 2

  Luna 9

  Luna 15

  Luna spacecraft

  Lunar module (LM)

  photo insert; computer

  design

  moon landing

  technical problems

  testing

  Lunar Orbiter

  Lunar probes

  Lyndon B. Johnson Space

  Center, Houston, Texas

  photo insert

  M

  MacLeish, Archibald

  Magnus, Kurt

  Malina, Frank J.

  Malinovsky, Rodion

  Malyshev, Vyacheslav

  Manned Spacecraft Center

  Houston, Texas

  photo insert

  Manning, George

  Maps: Baikonur cosmodrome

  Kazakhstan

  Cape Canaveral

  (spaceport), Florida

  Mariner 2

  Mariner 3

  Mariner 4

  Mariner 6

  Mariner 7

  Mariner spacecraft

  Mars 1

  Mars 5

  Mars Lander

  Mars (planet): human

  missions

  photographs

  robotic missions

  spacecraft fuel sources

  Marshall, George

  Martin Company

  Mathes, Franz

  Max (missile)

  McDivitt, James A.

  McDonnell Aircraft

  Corporation: Mercury

  program

  McElroy, Neil

  McNamara, Robert

  Mead, Margaret

  Mechta spacecraft

  Medaris, John B.: opposition

  to NASA control of missile program

  opposition to NASA creation

  relationship with Wernher von Braun

  satellite development

  Meilerwagon vehicle

  Mercury

  Mercury program:

  announcement

  astronauts

  photo insert; launch site

  milestones

  space flights

  spacecraft design

  Mercury Redstone flights

  Meteorology: use of space

  photographs

  Metraux, Rhoda

  MiG-

  fighters

  Minuteman missiles

  Mir space station

  Mishin, Vasiliy

  Missile gap

  Mississippi Test Facility

  Mitchell, Ed

  Mittelwerk factory, Germany:

  Soviet occupation

  V-2 rocket program

  Modestov, Vladimir

  Molniya satellites

  Monkeys: space flights

  Moon: permanent base

  photographs

  robotic missions

  surface

  Moritz (missile)

  Movies: space travel themes

 
; Mueller, George

  Murrow, Edward R.

  Muscle atrophy

  MX-

  (ICBM test vehicle)

  N

  N-1 rocket: design

  failures

  moon race

  size

  spaceport

  thrust

  National Aeronautics and

  Space Administration

  (NASA): administration

 

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