Project Gemini through the eyes of the astronauts, part 2
]]>On every mission of NASA's Gemini program in the mid 1960s, the astronauts took Hasselblad 500c cameras with 70mm film and Zeiss 60mm lenses along with them. You've almost certainly seen a few of the more famous pictures that were taken on Gemini, but Arizona State has recently scanned in all of the original negatives (nearly 3,000 of them) and put them online in a high-resolution archive for the first time. We've looked through every single one and picked out the very best from each mission to tell you their stories.
Project Gemini through the eyes of the astronauts, part 2
]]>This is the second half of our article on the Gemini Project, featuring some incredible newly-scanned images that the astronauts themselves took in orbit, straight from the original film. ...
Fri 3 Feb 12 from Dvice
Project Gemini through the eyes of the astronauts, part 1
]]>On every mission of NASA's Gemini program in the mid 1960s, the astronauts took Hasselblad 500c cameras with 70mm film and Zeiss 60mm lenses along with them. You've almost certainly seen ...
Wed 1 Feb 12 from Dvice
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