Mercury-Redstone 1A

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test flight of the Redstone rocket and Mercury spacecraft

1960-12-19T00:00:00Z
1960-12-19T00:00:00Z
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S62-08106 (19 Dec. 1960) --- Launch of the unmanned Mercury Redstone 1A (MR-1A) from Cape Canaveral on Dec. 19, 1960. Successful flight to peak altitude of 135 statue miles. Horizontal distance of 235 statue miles. Photo credit: NASAS62-08106 (19 Dec. 1960) --- Launch of the unmanned Mercury Redstone 1A (MR-1A) from Cape Canaveral on Dec. 19, 1960. Successful flight to peak altitude of 135 statue miles. Horizontal distance of 235 statue miles. Photo credit: NASA
Test 5111 Missile MR1-A at liftoff. Reference PL-60-83896. Item 1.2-23.Test 5111 Missile MR1-A at liftoff. Reference PL-60-83896. Item 1.2-23.
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majorrocket launch Cape Canaveral Launch Complex 51960Wikidata
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imageMR-1A liftoff1960Wikimedia
imageMercury 1A Mission - CloudsWikimedia
imageMercury 1A Mission - CloudsWikimedia
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imageMercury 1A Mission - Earth ObservationsWikimedia
imageMercury 1A Mission - Earth ObservationsWikimedia
imageMercury 1A Mission - Earth ObservationsWikimedia
imageMercury 1A Mission - Earth ObservationsWikimedia
imageMercury 1A Mission - Earth ObservationsWikimedia
imageMercury 1A Mission - Earth ObservationsWikimedia
imageMercury 1A Mission - Earth ObservationsWikimedia
imageMercury 1A Mission - Earth ObservationsWikimedia
imageMercury 1A Mission - Earth ViewsWikimedia
imageMercury 1A Mission - Earth ViewsWikimedia
imageMercury 1A Mission - Earth ViewsWikimedia
imageMercury 1A Mission - Earth ViewsWikimedia
imageMercury 1A Mission - lighting fixtureWikimedia
imageMercury 1A Mission - lighting fixtureWikimedia
imageMercury 1A Mission - lighting fixtureWikimedia
imageMercury 1A Mission - underexposedWikimedia
imageMercury 1A Mission - underexposedWikimedia
imageMercury 1A Mission - underexposedWikimedia
imageS62-08106 (19 Dec. 1960) --- Launch of the unmanned Mercury Redstone 1A (MR-1A) from Cape Canaveral on Dec. 19, 1960. Successful flight to peak altitude of 135 statue miles. Horizontal distance of 235 statue miles. Photo credit: NASA1960Wikimedia
imageTest 5111 Missile MR1-A at liftoff. Reference PL-60-83896. Item 1.2-23.1960Wikimedia