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(#1) John Glenn Relaxes In Chuck Taylors After His Mercury Mission In 1962
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(#2) Pete Conrad, Dick Gordon, And Al Bean Pose With A Corvette in 1969
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(#3) Buzz Aldrin, Neil Armstrong, And Michael Collins Hold A Press Conference In 1969
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(#4) John Glenn And Scott Carpenter Play It Cool Circa 1961
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(#5) Apollo 13's Fred Haise And Jim Lovell Eat A Pre-Launch Breakfast In 1970
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(#6) Apollo Astronauts Share A Drink With Soviet Soyuz 9 In 1970
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(#7) The Mercury Seven Hang Out Circa 1962
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(#8) John Glenn Parks Outside The Control Center In 1962
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(#9) John Glenn Tours Cape Canaveral With President Kennedy In 1962
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(#10) The Apollo 13 Crew Gets A Phone Call From President Nixon In 1970
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(#11) The Apollo 11 Crew Visits Mexico City In 1969
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(#12) The Apollo 11 Crew Poses In Front Of Their Rocket In 1969
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(#13) Apollo 12's Pete Conrad Shows Off Moon Rocks He Brought Back In 1969
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(#14) The Mercury Seven Are Welcomed Back To Texas In 1962
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(#15) Buzz Aldrin Eats Dinner The Night Before Launch In 1969
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(#16) Mike Collins, Neil Armstrong, Bill Anders, Buzz Aldrin, And Deke Slayton Eat Breakfast In 1969
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(#17) Apollo 8's Frank Borman Gets A Call From President Johnson In 1968
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(#18) Apollo 10's Eugene Cernan Brings Out A Snoopy Puppet At A Press Conference In 1969
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(#19) Neil Armstrong Reviews His Flight Plan In 1969
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(#20) Apollo 17's Eugene Cernan Visits The Pacific Islands In The Early '70s
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On July 20, 1969, American astronauts Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin landed on the moon for the first time in human history. All members of the interesting Apollo 11 have participated in at least one space mission before. Astronauts often make headlines after they successfully return to Earth from space, and their lives and work will continue to be followed by the public.
Thanks to the development of photography technology, humans have the ability to take some precious and rare space photos, and some photos also record the daily life of astronauts. They also love gathering with friends and wandering in the streets. The random tool shows 20 interesting vintage pictures of US astronauts.
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