Launch Complex 26: The Pad That Launched America's First Satellite
On the night of January 31, 1958, America's answer to Sputnik left Earth from a pad you can...
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On the night of January 31, 1958, America's answer to Sputnik left Earth from a pad you can...
Learn MoreOne rocket family launched America's first satellite and America's first astronaut. Before there was NASA, there was the...
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Learn MoreTwo spacecraft joined together in orbit for the first time in history — and minutes later, the crew...
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