Re Entry Collection

Chrysler Jupiter-C sounding rocket at Cape Canaveral on 8 August 1957 prior to the third and final sub-orbital test of a re-entry nose cone

Belgians re-enter Termonde, between c1914 and c1915. Creator: Bain News Service
Belgians re-enter Termonde, between c1914 and c1915. Belgian troops during World War I

Artists concept of Command Module re-entry in 5000°heat. Creator: NASA
Artists concept of Command Module re-entry in 5000° heat. The Apollo Command/Service Module was used for the Apollo program which landed astronauts on the Moon between 1969 and 1972

Gemini 10 splashdown, 1966. Creator: NASA
Gemini 10 splashdown, 1966. The Command Module of the Gemini 10 spacecraft splashes down into the sea after re-entry

Gemini 12 descends for splashdown, 1966. Creator: NASA
Gemini 12 descends for splashdown, 1966. As a helicopter hovers above, the Gemini 12 spacecraft with parachute open descends to the Atlantic with astronauts Jim Lovell

Gemini 9 crew waves to the Wasp, 1966. Creator: NASA
Gemini 9 crew waves to the Wasp, 1966. Astronauts Thomas P. Stafford and Eugene A. Cernan sit with their Gemini spacecraft with hatches open while awaiting the arrival of the recovery ship U.S.S. Wasp

Gemini 9A splashdown, 1966. Creator: NASA
Gemini 9A splashdown, 1966. Splashdown of Gemini 9A carrying astronauts Eugene Cernan and Thomas Stafford at 9:00 a.m. June 6, 1966

Cooper and Conrad await recovery relicopter, 1965. Creator: NASA
Cooper and Conrad await recovery relicopter, 1965. Astronauts L. Gordon Cooper Jr. and Charles " Pete" Conrad Jr. exit their spacecraft after splashdown of the Gemini 5 spacecraft

Navy diver leaps from helicopter, 1965. Creator: NASA
Navy diver leaps from helicopter, 1965. US Navy divers exit their helicopter to recover the Gemini 5 spacecraft and astronauts shortly after splashdown

Digitally generated illustration of female surfer hitting lip vertically to re-enter wave in quick succession

Vostok reentry capsule, early version of the soyuz, 1967

Harvey Allen, US aeronautical engineer C014 / 0566
Harvey Allen (1910-1977). Portrait of the US aeronautical engineer and director of NASAs Ames Research Center, Harry (Harvey) Julian Allen

Plasmatron for space research
Spaceflight research. View of a radio-frequency plasmatron (plasma generator) in a laboratory. The plasmatron is used to generate plasmas that simulate the conditions of very high-speed flight

SpaceLiner transport, artwork C016 / 6385
SpaceLiner transport. Artwork of the suborbital, hypersonic passenger transport being studied by the SART (Space Launcher Systems Analysis) group at the German Aerospace Centre (DLR)

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"Journeying through the Fiery Skies: Exploring the Thrilling World of Re-entry" Witness the awe-inspiring power of re-entry as Chrysler Jupiter-C sounding rocket soars at Cape Canaveral, leaving a trail of excitement in its wake. Step into the realm of science fiction with NASA's artist concept showcasing Command Module's courageous re-entry, braving scorching 5000° heat to return home safely. Relive history with Gemini 10 splashdown in 1966, capturing NASA's triumph as astronauts conquer Earth's atmosphere and touch down gracefully. Gemini 12 descends for splashdown in another remarkable feat by NASA, marking yet another successful journey back from space exploration. The brave crew of Gemini 9 waves to their rescuers on the Wasp ship after an exhilarating re-entry adventure that pushed boundaries and expanded horizons. Marvel at Gemini 9A splashdown moment, where heroes emerge from their spacecraft like modern-day explorers returning from uncharted territories. Join Cooper and Conrad as they eagerly await recovery relicopter after a daring mission, symbolizing humanity's indomitable spirit to conquer new frontiers. Experience heart-pounding action as a Navy diver leaps from a helicopter during an intense rescue operation following a thrilling re-entry event in 1965. Get up close and personal with M2-F2 Lifting Body cockpit instrumentation panel - witness the intricate technology that enables safe passage through Earth's atmosphere upon re-entry. Behold the majestic M2-F2 Lifting Body resting on the ramp at NASA Dryden Flight Research Center - an engineering marvel designed for smooth returns from space missions. Explore cutting-edge advancements with Lifting Type Re-Entry Vehicle - paving the way for future journeys beyond our planet while ensuring secure returns back home.