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Charles P. Conrad, Jr. and John W. Young at Visual Docking Simulator
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Astronauts Charles Conrad (left) and John W. Young (right) at the controls of the Visual Docking Simulator. From A.W. Vogeley, "Piloted Space-Flight Simulation at Langley Research Center," Paper presented at the American Society of Mechanical Engineers 1966 Winter Meeting, New York, NY, November 27-December 1, 1966. "This facility was [later known as the Visual-Optical Simulator.] It presents to the pilot an out-the-window view of his target in correct 6 degrees of freedom motion.
NASA Image and Video Library’s own descriptionCredit lineCharles P. Conrad, Jr. and John W. Young at Visual Docking Simulator. NASA/LRC, 1963-11-12. Public domain. ID: LRC-1963-B701_P-09520.
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