The first launch in the Mercury Program was on 21 August 1959 and was designated as JL-1 and was called Little Joe. It was designed as a sub-orbital flight and it truly was. The mock-up capsule was fired by an electrical fault 35 seconds before scheduled, flew to an altitude of 0.4 miles and lasted a total of 20 seconds. The mission report read: Failed to meet objectives. More then two years later the MA-5 mission carrying Enos the Chimp made two orbits on his flight and survived. On 5 May 1961 Alan B. Shepard, Jr made his sub-orbital flight to an altitude of 116.5 miles in Freedom Seven in a mission that lasted for 15 minutes and 28 seconds, traveled 303 miles and reached a speed of 5,134 miles per hour.
No Mercury 1 was not the first NASA mission, though the the Mercury project was NASA's first project, the first mission in the Mercury project and therefore the first NASA mission was Mercury-Big Joe launched on September 9, 1959.
Nasa launched its Gemini mission on November 11, 1966, 3:46:33 p.m
"Messenger".
NASA mission control headquarters is located in Houston, Texas. Every launch takes place here. Then they are monitored by them as well.
The first STS mission, with the first Space Shuttle launch (Columbia)
No Mercury 1 was not the first NASA mission, though the the Mercury project was NASA's first project, the first mission in the Mercury project and therefore the first NASA mission was Mercury-Big Joe launched on September 9, 1959.
Nasa launched its Gemini mission on November 11, 1966, 3:46:33 p.m
"Messenger".
NASA has launched the Kepler mission to search for new planets.
NASA mission control headquarters is located in Houston, Texas. Every launch takes place here. Then they are monitored by them as well.
Mercury
The first STS mission, with the first Space Shuttle launch (Columbia)
No. The next shuttle mission - which will be the next-to-last shuttle launch - is scheduled for October, 2010.
Nasa launch rockets to know about space and its atmosphere
The "Messenger" mission to Mercury made a very close pass just last week. The Messenger probe should enter Mercury orbit on March 18, 2011.
'MESSENGER' is the Mercury Mission - See the related link listed below for more information:
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