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    • Space Probes

      All the spacecrafts that traveled through space to collect so beuatifull pictures.

      Space Probes Collectibles
    • Probes Exploration Program

      The beginning of the Space Race between the United States and Soviet Union started with Sputnik 1 was the first probe to go into space. It was launched on Oct. 4, 1957, by the former Soviet Union. On Jan. 31, 1958, the United States sent a probe called Explorer 1 into space. Once probes could reach space, the two countries started sending probes to fly past the moon and other planets. Mariner 2 was the first probe to study another planet. On Dec. 14, 1962, Mariner 2 flew past the planet Venus. It confirmed that Venus is very hot. A different probe, called Mariner 4, was the first probe to snap a picture of a planet. On July 14, 1965, Mariner 4 flew past Mars. Its images of Mars showed a cold, cratered, moon-like surface. In 1971, Mariner 9 arrived at Mars and became the first probe to orbit, or circle, another planet. Mariner 9 took a picture of Mars that showed the largest volcano in the solar system.

    • Probes Exploration Collectibles

      NASA Mars Mariner VI & VII 1969

      NASA Mars Mariner VI & VII 1969

      1,500.00
      AMAZING collection of documents from the 1969 Mariner Mars Space Probe Mission!

      This collection comes from the estate of Project Team Member Courtney "Court" Manker, who worked on the Infrared Radiometers for numerous NASA Probes and Landers while employed at the Santa Barbara Research Center. Mr. Manker's father was William Manker, the noted ceramic artist.

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      NASA Viking Mars Lander

      NASA Viking Mars Lander

      1,500.00
      AMAZING collection of documents from the NASA Viking Mars Lander Mission!

      This collection comes from the estate of Project Team Member Courtney "Court" Manker, who worked on the Infrared Radiometers for numerous NASA Probes and Landers while employed at the Santa Barbara Research Center. Mr. Manker's father was William Manker, the noted ceramic artist.

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      NASA 1971 Mariner IX Space Probe Documents & Photos

      NASA 1971 Mariner IX Space Probe Documents & Photos

      1,500.00
      AMAZING collection of documents from the 1971 Mariner IX Mars Space Probe Mission!

      This collection comes from the estate of Project Team Member Courtney "Court" Manker, who worked on the Infrared Radiometers for numerous NASA Probes and Landers while employed at the Santa Barbara Research Center. Mr. Manker's father was William Manker, the noted ceramic artist.

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      Lot of 1973 Mariner X Mars Space Probe Documents

      Lot of 1973 Mariner X Mars Space Probe Documents

      1,500.00
      AMAZING collection of documents from the NASA Mariner X Mars Space Probe Mission!

      This collection comes from the estate of Project Team Member Courtney "Court" Manker, who worked on the Infrared Radiometers for numerous NASA Probes and Landers while employed at the Santa Barbara Research Center. Mr. Manker's father was William Manker, the noted ceramic artist.

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      MARINER 10 SPACECRAFT VENUS-MERCURY MISSION

      MARINER 10 SPACECRAFT VENUS-MERCURY MISSION

      950.00
      MARINER 10 SPACECRAFT VENUS-MERCURY MISSION - NASA / JPL / CAL TECH PRINTS (12)
      set of 12 NASA / Jet Propulsion Laboratory / California Institute of Technology black & white prints that commemorate the amazing mission of the Mariner 10 spacecraft during its flyby of the planets Venus (February 1974) and Mercury (March 1974, September 1974, and March 1975). Reverse side of each print has detailed information about the obverse image.
      EB01112020A70
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      Vintage NASA JPL Ranger IX Lunar Image

      Vintage NASA JPL Ranger IX Lunar Image

      1,200.00
      Vintage NASA JPL Ranger IX Lunar Image Moon Print Package (15) Pre Apollo 1965. ntage original package of prints (15) depicting the Ranger IX lunar mission published by Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology, National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

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      NASA Ranger 9 Moon photo w signatures – Stamped numbered Atlas LV-3 Agena B

      NASA Ranger 9 Moon photo w signatures – Stamped numbered Atlas LV-3 Agena B

      950.00
      NASA Photo Ranger 9 moon photo with signatures dated 3-24-65. This is a rare photo of the screen shot photo that was signed by the controllers and then photographed for archives/posterity. Photo is 8'x10'.

      Back of photo is stamped, but faded; reads as follows:

      NASA PHOTOGRAPH

      105-KSC-65-6162 UNC L 3-24-65

      NASA/RANGER W/O 3762

      RANGER 9 MOON PHOTO WITH SIGNATURES

      20200601A20

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      NASA Ranger VII Micro-Folio Photography of the Moon

      NASA Ranger VII Micro-Folio Photography of the Moon

      1,200.00
      Part II, 3 sheets & envelope In excellent condition.
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      NASA ESSA Photographs depicting  orbital views of Earth'

      NASA ESSA Photographs depicting orbital views of Earth'

      2,500.00
      Pair of semi-glossy 20.25 x 24 photographic prints of contact strips showing images taken by the ESSA-9 meteorological satellite on December 25, 1969, with the prints depicting orbital views of Earth's western and eastern hemispheres. In overall fine condition, with light staining to the borders of one of the prints. From the personal collection of Paul Kruppenbacher, a member of the NASA Houston Landing and Recovery Division who trained Apollo astronauts in water recovery procedures and was deployed on U.S. Navy aircraft carriers for crew and spacecraft recovery operations.
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      Group of About 60 Mariner 9 NASA Glossy Photos

      Group of About 60 Mariner 9 NASA Glossy Photos

      1,900.00
      A large group of about 60 8"x 10" NASA glossy photos from the Mariner 9 mission in 1971 and 1972. Great condition, and all with NASA captions on the backs.
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    • Luna 20

      Soviet space probe launched on February 14,1972 that braught back a lunar sample

      Luna 20 Collectibles
    • Luna 20

      Soviet space probe launched on February 14,1972 that braught back a lunar sample

      Luna 20 (or Lunik 20) is a Soviet space probe launched on February 14,1972; The main objective of the Luna 20 mission was to return a sample of the lunar soil to Earth. This is the eighth probe in the Luna program to attempt to bring back a lunar sample. On 18 February, three days after placing itself on a circular lunar orbit of 100 km it landed unhindered on 21 February 1972 . A 55 gram sample of lunar soil was taken from a stretch arm equipped with a drill and placed in a sealed capsule. The lift stage was then ignited on February 22nd, The capsule was recovered by the Soviets on 25 February 1972.

    • Luna 21

      Soviet space probe launched on 8 January 1973 embarking the rover Lunokhod 2

      Luna 21 Collectibles
    • Luna 21

      Soviet space probe launched on 8 January 1973 embarking the rover Lunokhod 2

      The Luna 21 mission embarking the rover Lunokhod 2 was launched on 8 January 1973. Here again, the mission is carried out in a nominal way: the rover travels 37 km and survives for 5 months.


      The Luna 21 spacecraft landed on the Moon and deployed the second Soviet lunar rover (Lunokhod 2). The primary objectives of the mission were to collect images of the lunar surface and examine ambient light levels to determine the feasibility of astronomical observations from the Moon.


      Lunokhod 2 was equipped with three TV cameras, one mounted high on the rover for navigation, which could return high resolution images at different rates (3.2, 5.7, 10.9 or 21.1 seconds per frame). These images were used by a five-man team of controllers on Earth who sent driving commands to the rover in real time. After landing, the Lunokhod 2 took TV images of the surrounding area, then rolled down a ramp to the surface at 01:14 UT on 16 January and took pictures of the Luna 21 lander and landing site. It stopped and charged batteries until 18 January, took more images of the lander and landing site, and then set out over the Moon. The rover would run during the lunar day, stopping occasionally to recharge its batteries via the solar panels. At night the rover would hibernate until the next sunrise, heated by the radioactive source. Lunokhod 2 operated for about 4 months, covered 37 km of terrain including hilly upland areas and rilles, and sent back 86 panoramic images and over 80,000 TV pictures.

    • Viking 1 & 2

      Nasa probes launched August 20, 1975 and September 9, 1975 with successfull landing on MARS

      Viking Collectibles
    • Viking 1 & 2

      Nasa probes launched August 20, 1975 and September 9, 1975 with successfull landing on MARS

      The Viking program is a NASA space program that placed the first American spacecraft on Martian soil. more info at

       

      https://marsvikings.tumblr.com/ 

      https://vikingpreservationproject.org/

      https://nssdc.gsfc.nasa.gov/planetary/viking.html

      https://www.jpl.nasa.gov/missions/viking-1/

      https://www.jpl.nasa.gov/missions/viking-2/

       

       

       Within the framework of this program, two identical space probes, Viking 1 and Viking 2, were launched in 1974 one month apart. Each of these missions included a spacecraft intended to orbit the planet and a module that would land on the ground and conduct investigations while remaining stationary. The scientific objectives were to produce high-resolution images of the planet's surface, determine the structure and composition of the atmosphere and eventually identify the presence of life on Mars.


      The Viking program remains to date the most ambitious and expensive of the missions sent to Mars with a budget of US$3.8 billion (updated to 2014). The various modules that make up the Viking program have been running for 1 to 6 years. Viking space probes discovered that many geological formations on the surface of Mars had been formed by the action of water. On the other hand, despite the use of sophisticated analytical instruments, it was not possible to determine whether life forms were present in the Martian soil.

      The first “clear” image of the surface of Mars, captured by Viking 1 in July 1976. The lander and its orbiter were launched 40 years ago, today, on 20 August 1975. Photo Credit: NASA

      U.S. mission to land a spacecraft on the surface of Mars.

       

      NASA’s Viking Project, comprised of Viking 1 and Viking 2, took photographs and collected data on the surface of Mars. They also looked for possible signs of life on the planet. At this time, the Viking Project was the most expensive mission sent to Mars, with the total cost amounting to one billion dollars. It was also a very successful mission. Most of the information known about Mars through the early 2000s was discovered through this program.

      By the way A LOT of people were involved in Viking. Thousands in fact.

      Today, these missions are remembered principally for their close-up, clear and in-situ perspectives of the Martian surface, but the twin Vikings—whose orbiters were designed for a 120-day operational lifetime and whose landers for about 90 days’ activity on the Red Planet—endured far longer than intended. Viking 1 became the first spacecraft in history to soft-land on Mars and complete its mission, picking up the baton from the Soviet Union’s failed Mars 3, which had successfully alighted on alien soil in December 1971 and produced a partial, though unintelligible image, before transmission ended and contact was lost. The spacecraft also afforded humanity our best and most complete perspective of the planet for the next two decades and the Viking 1 lander survived for 2,307 days from its touchdown on 20 July 1976 through its End of Mission (EOM) on 11 November 1982.

      And yes, they actually hand-counted boulders (Viking Intern Jayne Aubele above) from photos received from the data sets the Orbiters communicated to the Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL). Target landing areas were examined extensively to extrapolate to determine the likelihood of boulders large enough to caution or damage the en route Landers’ undercarriage.

      Mike Carr, Planetary Geologist on Viking working in the Viking Orbiter Lab at JPL) Because of these men, women AND the Orbiters, the very landing itself was successful, along with some incredible engineering design by the Martin Marietta folks

    • Viking Collectibles

    • Voyager 1

      Voyager 1 and Voyager 2 launched in 1977 which flew over the planets Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune and 48 of their satellites.

      Voyager Collectibles
    • Voyager 1

      Voyager 1 and Voyager 2 launched in 1977 which flew over the planets Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune and 48 of their satellites.

      Voyager 1 is one of two twin space probes in NASA's Voyager space program launched on September 5,1977 to study the outer planets of the Solar System that had previously been observed only through telescopes on Earth. This mission is made possible by an exceptional alignment of the outer planets that occurs only every 176 years. The main objective of Voyager 1 is to collect data on the Jupiter and Saturn systems with particular emphasis on the main moon of the latter, Titan. Voyager 1, with its twin probe, is the source of a large number of discoveries on the Solar System that sometimes call into question or refine existing theoretical models. As such, it is one of the American Space Agency's most successful space missions. Among the most remarkable results are the complex functioning of the Jupiter Great Red Spot, the first observation of Jupiter rings, the discovery of Io volcanism, the strange structure of the European surface, the composition of Titan's atmosphere, the unexpected structure of Saturn rings, and the discovery of several small moons of Jupiter and Saturn.


      The space probe has a long lifespan and still has operational instruments in place by 2015 to collect scientific data on the environment it passes through. In August 2012, it left the heliosphere - the region of space under the magnetic influence of the Sun - and is now progressing in the interstellar medium. Starting in 2020, however, the instruments will have to be phased out gradually to cope with the weakening of its electric power source, supplied by three thermoelectric radioisotope generators due to the distance from the Sun. Voyager 1 will no longer be able to transmit data beyond 2025.

      Voyager 2

      Voyager 2 is one of two space probes in the Voyager program. It was launched on 20 August 1977. Like Voyager 1, it was designed and built at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory near Pasadena, California. Technically identical to Voyager 1, Voyager 2 was launched on a slower and more curved trajectory, keeping it in the ecliptic plane (where the planets of the Solar System are located). Thus, it was able to be directed towards Uranus and Neptune using gravitational assistance during overflights of Saturn in 1981 and Uranus in 1986. Because of the chosen trajectory, Voyager 2 could not get as close as Voyager 1 from Titan, Saturn's largest satellite. However, it is today the only spacecraft to have approached Uranus and Neptune and flew over them. The particular configuration of the four giant planets that made their flight possible only happens every 176 years.

      Exceptional view of Saturn and its rings, Voyager 1, November 1980
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