1. Space
Exploration
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2. Front Cover - Design cover with title and graphics.

3. Alan Shepherd Birth: November 18, 1923
On May 5, 1961, Alan Shepherd became the first  American in space when he took a 15 minute sub-orbital flight over the Pacific Ocean for 304 miles. Shepherd later recalled that he only had a 30 second view out of Mercury 3's window.
Alan Shepherd
Birth: November 18, 1923
Mission: Mercury 3 - May 5, 1951
Apollo 14 - Jan. 31-Feb. 9, 1971
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4. First to step on the moon.
He was the commander of Apollo 11. It was Americas first attempt the land on the moons lunar surface. On  July 20, 1969 commander Armstrong and astronaut Edwin Aldrin became the first to step foot on the moon.
Neil Armstrong
Birth: August 5, 1930
Mission: Apollo 11 - July 20, 1969
First to step on the moon.
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5. Sally Ride Birth: May 26, 1951 Mission: STS-7 - June 18-24, 1983
She was the first American women in space. She mad her historic Space Flight aboard STS-7 (June 18-24, 1983) Her second flight was shuttle mission 41-G October She retired from NASA in August 1987.
Sally Ride
Birth: May 26, 1951
Mission: STS-7 - June 18-24, 1983
41-G - October 5-13, 1964
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6. John Glenn Birth: July 18, 1921 Mission: Mercury 6 - Feb. 20, 1962
John Glenn blasted off in February of John Glenn was the first American man in space, and the first man ever to orbit the Earth. John Glen orbited the Earth 3 times in 5 hours. He went back to space in the Space Shuttle Columbia mission of He became the oldest person ever to enter space.
John Glenn
Birth: July 18, 1921
Mission: Mercury 6 - Feb. 20, 1962
STS-95 - Oct. 29- Nov. 7, 1998
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7. Mission: Apollo 11 - July 16-24, 1969
Buzz joined NASA in October 1963, he served as a capcom (capsule communicator) for Gemini 5 and Gemini 10. His first space flight came on November 11-15, 1966 when he piloted Gemini 12 the last of the Gemini missions.
Buzz Aldrin
Birth: Jan. 30, 1930
Mission: Apollo 11 - July 16-24, 1969
Gemini 12 - Nov , 1966
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8. Mission: Shuttle mission 51-L Challenger
She was chosen out of 10,463 applicants for the chance to be the first teacher in space, but she didn't reach space,
Christa Mcauliffe
Birth: September 2, 1948
Death: January 28, 1986
Mission: Shuttle mission 51-L Challenger
January 28, 1986
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