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Gemini 12 Spacecraft Interior at Adler Planetarium in Chicago

Gemini 12 spacecraft capsule at Adler Planetarium in Chicago, Illinois, displayed in the Mission Moon exhibition and viewed from above into the historic spacecraft’s crew compartment. The interior shows the seat, instrument and control panels, dials, switches, straps, hoses and flight-director attitude indicator used in the two-person Gemini spacecraft flown by astronauts Jim Lovell and Buzz Aldrin on NASA’s final crewed Gemini mission in 1966 – © 2026 David Oppenheimer – Performance Impressions photography archives https://performanceimpressions.com Gemini 12, Gemini XII, Gemini 12 capsule, Gemini XII capsule, Gemini 12 spacecraft, Gemini XII spacecraft, Gemini spacecraft, Gemini capsule, spacecraft capsule, Adler Planetarium, Adler, Adler Chicago, Adler Planetarium Chicago, Mission Moon, Mission Moon exhibit, Adler Mission Moon, Gemini 12 exhibit, Gemini exhibit, spacecraft exhibit, capsule interior, spacecraft interior, Gemini interior, crew compartment, crew station, spacecraft cockpit, cockpit, cabin, spacecraft, capsule, space capsule, historic spacecraft, flown spacecraft, NASA, NASA Gemini, NASA Gemini 12, Project Gemini, Gemini program, Gemini mission, Gemini XII mission, human spaceflight, crewed spaceflight, spaceflight, space flight, space program, space exploration, space history, space race, astronaut, astronauts, Jim Lovell, James Lovell, James A Lovell Jr, Lovell, Buzz Aldrin, Edwin Aldrin, Edwin E Aldrin Jr, Aldrin, instrument panel, control panel, controls, flight controls, instruments, instrumentation, dials, gauges, switches, knobs, flight director, attitude indicator, attitude display, flight-director attitude indicator, eight ball, eight-ball, eight-ball display, attitude control, guidance, navigation, spacecraft navigation, seat, ejection seat, straps, harness, restraints, hoses, life support, spacecraft systems, hatch, spacecraft hatch, window, reentry, reentry capsule, reentry module, reentry control, recovery section, recovery, parachute, parachute system, landing system, splashdown, rendezvous, docking, space rendezvous, Agena, Agena target vehicle, EVA, spacewalk, extravehicular activity, orbital flight, Earth orbit, 1966, November 1966, Apollo, Apollo program, lunar program, lunar missions, Moon, moonshot, Moon mission, lunar exploration, McDonnell Aircraft, McDonnell Aircraft Corp, McDonnell, Smithsonian, Smithsonian Institution, National Air and Space Museum, space artifact, museum artifact, museum exhibit, planetarium, museum, space museum, science museum, Chicago museum, Chicago space museum, Chicago science, Chicago astronomy, Chicago Museum Campus, Museum Campus, South Loop, Chicago, Chicago Illinois, Illinois, 1300 South DuSable Lake Shore Drive, 1300 S DuSable Lake Shore Drive, DuSable Lake Shore Drive, 60605, United States, USA, spacecraft photography, space photography, museum photography, science photography, aerospace photography, editorial photography, licensing, image licensing, commercial imagery, photography licensing, art, print, fine art, commercial photography, David Oppenheimer, Performance Impressions, Performance Impressions photography archives, horizontal, 1-15213827141

Photo Details

Camera
Galaxy S23 Ultra
Aperture
ƒ/2.2
Shutter Speed
1/25 s
ISO
4000
Focal Length
2mm
Date Taken
July 23, 2024

Gemini 12 spacecraft capsule at Adler Planetarium in Chicago, Illinois, displayed in the Mission Moon exhibition and viewed from above into the historic spacecraft’s crew compartment. The interior shows the seat, instrument and control panels, dials, switches, straps, hoses and flight-director attitude indicator used in the two-person Gemini spacecraft flown by astronauts Jim Lovell and Buzz Aldrin on NASA’s final crewed Gemini mission in 1966 – © 2026 David Oppenheimer – Performance Impressions photography archives https://performanceimpressions.com

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