Space flight

During a visit by an unidentified Congressman, (right) James E. Webb, head of National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), (left) explains a space capsule.

James E. Webb, head of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, views the site of Apollo 10 at the Kennedy Space Center with other unidentified dignitaries.

James E. Webb, head of National Aeronautics and Space Administration, leans over to speak to President Lyndon B. Johnson, and First Lady Lady Bird Johnson during the launch of Apollo 11 at Cape Kennedy (Cape Canaveral), Florida. This is a snapshot.

Snapshot showing Lady Bird Johnson (in hat and dark glasses) with James E. Webb, head of NASA, leaning over her shoulder during the launch of Apollo 11 at Cape Canaveral, Florida.

Identification with photograph indicates that this view was taken during a tour of the Marshall Space Flight Center located at the United States Army's Redstone Arsenal in Huntsville, Alabama. Charles S. Murphy, Civil Aeronautics Board Chairman (1965-1968), is shown standing next to a display showing the Voyager launch profile. Others in view are not identified.

The photomosaic of a Mars area west of Argyre in the southern highlands was taken by the Viking Orbiter.

High-resolution photo of the Martian surface near the Viking Lander 2 shows a few square yards at one of the possible spots for acquiring a soil sample.

This picture is one of many taken in the northern latitudes of Mars by the Viking 1 Orbiter in search of a landing site for Viking 2.

Cross on this photo taken by Viking 1 indicates the aiming point for the landing on the surface of Mars.

White lines which appear to be painted on the Martian surface represent the first high resolution map of the Viking 1 landing site constructed from Lander camera images.