Space Suit Creates Tiny World for Astronauts
Space suits protect astronauts in space by maintaining a life support environment, shielding against micrometeorites and radiation. The suit weighs 31 1/2 pounds, has 21 fabric layers, and costs $28 000, with oxygen hoses and monitoring lines.
Space milestones count McDivitt and White as 20th and 21st flyers
Cape Kennedy reports that James A. McDivitt and Edward H. White II are the 20th and 21st men launched into space. The piece lists the prior 19 explorers including Gagarin, Grissom, Titov, Glenn, Carpenter, and others with their flights, timings, and dates from 1961 to 1965.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
James A. McDivitt
Edward H. White II
Yuri Gagarin
U.S. Navy
Alan B. Shepard Jr
S. Air Force
Virgil I Grissom
Gherman Titov
U.S. Marine
John H. Glenn Jr
Cmdr
Malcolm Scott Carpenter
Andrian Nikolayev
Walter M. Schirra Jr
Air Force
L. Gordon Cooper Jr
Valery Bykovsky
Valentina. Tereshkova
Vladimir Komarov
Boris Yegorov
Konstantin Feoktistov
Pavel Belyayev
Alexei Lenov
Leonov
U.S. Air Force
Virgil Grissom
Navy
John W. Young
Grissom
White Hails Son in Gemini Two Flight Hope
Gen Edward H. White II, the son of Maj. Gen. Edward H. White, is ranked a capable co pilot for the Gemini two man flight. The elder White praises his son's skill and aims to join astronaut Maj. James A. McDivitt on a mission toward the moon, noting prayer and family support.
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Charles Stafford
ST. Petersburg
Fila
Edward H. White II
Edward IH. White
Air Force
Maj. White
Launch Delayed By Pad Trouble Recall For Cooper Mission
An old service tower fault that postponed a Cape Kennedy liftoff echoed Cooper’s two year delay. The May countdown for L. Gordon Cooper Jr. recalled the earlier abortive attempt as the diesel unit and radar issues were resolved before the 22 orbit mission.
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Berm
P Cooper
Cape Kennedy
Fila
James A. McDivitt
Edward H. White II
L. Gordon Cooper Jr
Not A Star White Will Be A Satellite
James McDivitt and Edward White train as Gemini crew with White slated as an earth satellite in space at 17 500 mph 120 miles above ground. Both men share similar careers and family details including wives named Patricia and daughters named Lynn. They met at the University of Michigan in 1957 and have since become a tightly bonded team.
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Houston
Tex
James McDivitt
Edward White
White
Air Force
Patricia
Lynn
McDivitt
University of Michigan
Jim
Germany
Edwards ‘Air Force Base
Calif
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