Gemini Replaces Mercury As Major Space Project
Project Mercury ends and Gemini takes over with two man crews and extended orbital flights. Gemini aims for lunar missions before 1970, with uncrewed and crewed tests, rendezvous experiments, and a later glide-landing system as NASA eyes moon and planetary exploration.
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