File:Gordon Cooper enter the capsule on launch day.jpg
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DescriptionGordon Cooper enter the capsule on launch day.jpg |
English: Astronaut L. Gordon Cooper Jr., pilot of the Mercury-Atlas 9 (MA-9) Earth-orbital space mission, is assisted into his "Faith 7" Mercury spacecraft during the prelaunch countdown. MA-9 was launched on May 15, 1963, and the flight lasted for 34 hours and 20 minutes. |
Date | Taken on 15 May 1963 |
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Author | NASA |
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