Gemini VII
Photo of the Gemini VII spacecraft from Gemini VII/Gemini VI rendezvous.
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Gemini VI and VII
Photo of the Gemini VI and Gemini VII rendezvous 160 miles above the Earth as photographed by the Gemini VI crew.
The moon as seen from Gemini VII
Photo of the moon as seen from Gemini VII spacecraft.
Four Earth-sky views
Group of photos taken by Gemini V of four Earth-sky views including Baja California, Mexico; China; Cape Canaveral (Cape Kennedy), Florida; and the coast of Morocco.
Aerial photo of Texas from Gemini V
Photo of orbital altitude of the West Texas area taken from Gemini V.
Montage of Earth Photos from Space
Group of photographs of the Earth taken from space aboard the Gemini IV spacecraft, including Arabia, Africa, and California.
James Webb Introducing President Johnson
NASA Administrator James E. Webb introduces President Lyndon B. Johnson to the large crowd of Manned Spacecraft Center employees beside Building One during President Johnson's visit to the MSC. They are in Houston, Texas.
James Webb with Stuart Symington
James E. Webb, head of National Aeronautics and Space Administration, stands with Senator Stuart Symington of Missouri (left) in front of replicas of rockets.
James Webb at Apollo 10
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.
President Johnson Leaving Manned Spacecraft Center
President Lyndon B. Johnson and his party leave the Manned Spacecraft Center in Houston, Texas following his address before a large gathering of MSC employees. On President Johnson's left is NASA Administrator James E. Webb.