Alamy logo

Instrument panel space capsule Stock Photos and Images

(8)See instrument panel space capsule stock video clips

Instrument panel space capsule Stock Photos and Images

Postage stamp from Paraguay depicting the control panel of a spacecraft and Walter Schirra Stock Photo
RMBN07J4–Postage stamp from Paraguay depicting the control panel of a spacecraft and Walter Schirra
Main Instrument Panel of Mercury Spacecraft Stock Photo
RMD0P0FW–Main Instrument Panel of Mercury Spacecraft
Interior view of the crew compartment of the Apollo 11 Command Module 'Columbia', living quarters for the three-person crew during most of the first crewed lunar landing mission in July 1969 Stock Photo
RM2HHK0E2–Interior view of the crew compartment of the Apollo 11 Command Module 'Columbia', living quarters for the three-person crew during most of the first crewed lunar landing mission in July 1969
Jul 12, 2006; Alameda, CA, USA; The crew from the USS Hornet move the Soyuz 7K-0K, which is dated between 1967 and 1971, onboard where it will sit next to an Apollo capsule. The three-seat Soyuz is part of the Chabot space collection and is being put on display in an effort to raise funds to restore the capsule. The capsule has a fully intact instrument panel and a thruster engine Stock Photo
RMDP3N25–Jul 12, 2006; Alameda, CA, USA; The crew from the USS Hornet move the Soyuz 7K-0K, which is dated between 1967 and 1971, onboard where it will sit next to an Apollo capsule. The three-seat Soyuz is part of the Chabot space collection and is being put on display in an effort to raise funds to restore the capsule. The capsule has a fully intact instrument panel and a thruster engine
The Mercury space capsule carried this device, designed by the Honeywell Corporation, which allowed the astronaut to see his orbital track and heading. For example, it indicated when the spacecraft was passing over a ground station or a landing site. The device was a simple globe, driven by a clockwork mechanism. Once in a stable orbit, the astronaut would wind up the clockwork, and set the position of a tiny scale model of the Mercury capsule, under which the globe would rotate. This specimen was flown aboard MA-4, an unmanned Mercury flight that preceeded the manned flights. Transferred from Stock Photo
RM2GGBN14–The Mercury space capsule carried this device, designed by the Honeywell Corporation, which allowed the astronaut to see his orbital track and heading. For example, it indicated when the spacecraft was passing over a ground station or a landing site. The device was a simple globe, driven by a clockwork mechanism. Once in a stable orbit, the astronaut would wind up the clockwork, and set the position of a tiny scale model of the Mercury capsule, under which the globe would rotate. This specimen was flown aboard MA-4, an unmanned Mercury flight that preceeded the manned flights. Transferred from
Console Panels of Mercury Spacecraft Stock Photo
RMD0P0FX–Console Panels of Mercury Spacecraft
Jul 12, 2006; Alameda, CA, USA; The crew from the USS Hornet move the Soyuz 7K-0K, which is dated between 1967 and 1971, onboard where it will sit next to an Apollo capsule. The three-seat Soyuz is part of the Chabot space collection and is being put on display in an effort to raise funds to restore the capsule. The capsule has a fully intact instrument panel and a thruster engine Stock Photo
RMDP3N26–Jul 12, 2006; Alameda, CA, USA; The crew from the USS Hornet move the Soyuz 7K-0K, which is dated between 1967 and 1971, onboard where it will sit next to an Apollo capsule. The three-seat Soyuz is part of the Chabot space collection and is being put on display in an effort to raise funds to restore the capsule. The capsule has a fully intact instrument panel and a thruster engine
Jul 12, 2006; Alameda, CA, USA; It was a tight fit for three cosmonauts in Soyuz 7K-0K, which is dated between 1967 and 1971, that is now on display on the USS Hornet. The three-seat Soyuz is part of the Chabot space collection and is being put on displace in an effort to raise funds to restore the capsule. The capsule has a fully intact instrument panel and a thruster engine conf Stock Photo
RMDP3N28–Jul 12, 2006; Alameda, CA, USA; It was a tight fit for three cosmonauts in Soyuz 7K-0K, which is dated between 1967 and 1971, that is now on display on the USS Hornet. The three-seat Soyuz is part of the Chabot space collection and is being put on displace in an effort to raise funds to restore the capsule. The capsule has a fully intact instrument panel and a thruster engine conf
Page 1 of 1