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Walking To Olympus An EVA Chronology
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Gemini 4, 1965 -Edward White II performs the first U.S. EVA. He wears a G4C space suit. Note the HHMU (top right) and White's VCM chestpack. (S65-30433)
STS 41-C, 1984 - George Nelson (left) and James van Hoften service the Solar Maximum Mission satellite (top right) in Challenger's payload bay. (41 C-38-1853)
STS-64, 1994 - During the second EVA Development Flight Test mission, Mark Lee (top) and Carl Meade tested the SAFER outside Discovery's payload bay. (5064-115-011)
Apollo 16, 1972 - The LRV is clearly visible in this photograph of John Young taken by Charles Duke at Apollo 16's Descartes landing site. (AS16-117-18825)
STS-6, 1983 - Donald Peterson uses handrails and a tether slidewire to translate down Challenger's payload bay door sill toward Story Musgrave during the first Space Shuttle EVA. (S06-44-0549)
STS-61, 1993 - Kathy Thornton (top) maneuvers the COSTAR unit toward Tom Akers. (STS061-98-00Q)
Apollo 11, 1969 - Edwin Aldrin prepares to join Neil Armstrong (the photographer) on the lunar surface during humanity's first lunar surface EVA. Note the PLSS backpack and lunar overshoes. (ASII -40-5868)
STS 41-B, 1984 - Bruce McCandless (pictured here) and Robert Stewart tested the MMU outside Challenger. (S84-27562)
The NASA logo with a blue circle, white letters, and an orbiting spacecraft.
A person in an astronaut suit floating in space above the Earth.
STS-61, 1993 - Jeffrey Hoffman and Story Musgrave (on RMS) service HST in Endeavour's payload bay. (STS061-98-050)
NASA-Mir 4, 1997 - Wearing a new Orlan-M space suit, Jerry Linenger translates up the Strela boom outside Russia's Mir space station. Mir-23 commander Vladimir Tsibliyev is the photographer. Orlan-M consitutes an Orlan upgrade for Russian participation in the International Space Station program.…
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