Pavel Belyayev and Alexey Leonov (Voskhod 2), Hungarian FDC, signed by the two cosmonaut. Apr 17, 1965.

Dumped (then saved) Firepower pinball machine glass. Williams Electronics, 1980. 

Dumped (then saved) Firepower pinball machine glass. Williams Electronics, 1980. 

Crew and backup crew of Soyuz 36.

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Skylab EVA, Hungarian stamp, 1977.
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Two female NASA employees and the Intelsat IV satellite in an anechoic chamber, July 5, 1972. Photo: NASA.

Spaces On Earth Where No One Can Hear You Scream

Two female NASA employees and the Intelsat IV satellite in an anechoic chamber, July 5, 1972. Photo: NASA.

NASA/ Grumman Apollo Lunar Module Transgraphic Brochure. Printed in Germany, circa 1967, for Grumman Aerospace Corporation.

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The First Photo Of The Far Side Of The Moon

Space food. Source: NASA.