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Project Gemini was NASA’s bridge between Mercury and Apollo, using twelve missions to master long-duration flight, , docking, spacewalking, and precision return before the first lunar missions.
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Follow Gemini from early systems tests to the final precision return—every launch placed along the program’s accelerating arc toward Apollo.
A visual route through the skills Gemini had to master.
All twelve flights, from the uncrewed systems tests through Gemini XII.