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astronauts. Four months later NASA was formed and took responsibility for manned spaceflights. Dyna-Soar and
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The Kennedy Space Center has been America's exclusive launch site for human spaceflights since 1968. Prior to
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astronauts. Four months later, NASA was formed and took responsibility for manned spaceflights. Dynasoar and MISS
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a prototype fuel cell that became a vital element in future spaceflights. During the mission
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and docking of two craft in orbit and long-duration spaceflights of one
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woman in space, the first American woman to make two spaceflights, and, coincidentally
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and Venus; development of new and powerful rockets; and manned spaceflights to orbit
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support. It is remarkable though that during the Mercury, Gemini, and Apollo spaceflights, there was no loss