Astronautique Collection

Us-Astronautics-Apollo Xiii-Launch
The 363 foot-high (110 meters) Apollo 13 Saturn V space vehicle lifts off 11 April 1970 from the Kennedy Space Centers launch complex with astronauts James A. Lovell Jr. John L. Swigers Jr

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Photo du schema de la fusee de lancement du satellite artificiel, qui a ete presente le 10 octobre 1957 a Barcelone au 8e Congres International de l Astronautique par le professeur sovietique Leonid

Apollo XII Crew
Members of the crew of the US space program " Apollo VII ", from L to R : Donn F. Eisele, Walter Schirra and Walter Cunningham, pose in front of the Apollo cabin after a workout

View of the Earth from Apollo 11
View of the earth photographed from the Apollo 11 spacecraft as it approached the earth on its return from the moon, 24 July 1969

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Photo taken in July 1971 in the laboratories of NASAs Cape Kennedy astronaut James Irwin (G ), David Scott (C) and Alfred Worden (D) will depart July 26, 1971 for Apollo 15

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Lancement du 1er satellite artificiel americain " Explorer 1" par la fusee a 4 etages " Jupiter C", a Cap Canaveral, le 1er fevrier 1958

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Photo datant de 1957 du satellite sovietique Spoutnik II. Picture taken in 1957 of Soviet satellite Sputnik II. / AFP PHOTO / INTERCONTINENTALE

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ESPACE-APOLLO 9

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Photo prise le 20 mars 1965 dans les laboratoires de la Nasa a Cap Kennedy d une maquette de la cabine " Gemini" montrant l habitacle qu auront les astronautes Grissom et Young au cours de

Cap Kennedy-Gemini VII
Photo prise en mars 1965 dans les laboratoires de la Nasa de l interieur de la capsule Gemini VII qui sera lancee par la fusee Titan II le 04 decembre 1965 et ou prendront place les cosmonautes

Espace-Lunik
Dessin date du 27 octobre 1959 demontrant la position de Lunik III au moment ou furent declenches les appareils qui ont photographie la face inconnue de la lune

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portrait taken on the 3rd December 1961 at Cape Canaveral, USA of American Cosmonaut John Glenn. AFP PHOTO / AFP

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"Astronautique: Exploring the Vast Frontiers of Space" Embarking on a journey beyond our earthly boundaries, astronautics has forever changed the course of human history. From the momentous Apollo XIII launch to the awe-inspiring view of Earth from Apollo 11, these brave explorers have ventured into the unknown. The Apollo XII crew, comprised of remarkable individuals like Irwin, Scott, and Worden, demonstrated unwavering courage as they pushed the limits of human capability. Their mission showcased not only their determination but also their dedication to unraveling the mysteries that lie in space. Captivating our imagination further is the sight of satellites orbiting above us like celestial guardians. The iconic Sputnik satellite paved the way for future advancements in space technology while serving as a symbol of mankind's relentless pursuit for knowledge. At Cap Kennedy (now known as Cape Canaveral), cosmonauts and astronauts alike prepared themselves for extraordinary missions. Gemini VII stands tall as a testament to humanity's ingenuity and resilience in conquering new frontiers. In this vast expanse called space, every step forward brings us closer to unlocking its secrets. Whether it be through groundbreaking missions like Apollo IX or lunar exploration with Lunik spacecrafts, we continue to push boundaries and expand our understanding of what lies beyond our blue planet. Astronautique serves as an inspiration for generations to come - reminding us that there are no limits when it comes to exploring what lies beyond our atmosphere. As we gaze at these magnificent achievements in space travel, let us remember that each launch represents not just scientific progress but also humanity's insatiable curiosity and unyielding spirit.