BORMAN, Frank.
Frank Borman "The Moon as Seen Over Earth's Horizon From Gemini 7" Photograph Signed.
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"The Moon as Seen over Earth's horizon From Gemini 7" Photograph Signed by Command Pilot Frank Borman
Oversized glossy color photograph of the moon as seen over Earth's horizon during Gemini 7. Signed by mission commander Frank Borman in silver ink, "The moon as seen from Gemini 7, captured in low Earth Orbit, Frank Borman, Command Pilot, Gemini 7, 4-18 Dec. 1965." In fine condition. The piece measures 20 inches by 16 inches. A desirable image.
Frank Borman was an American astronaut, Air Force pilot, and aerospace executive best known for commanding Apollo 8, the first crewed mission to orbit the Moon in December 1968. Alongside James Lovell and William Anders, Borman played a crucial role in proving the feasibility of lunar travel, paving the way for the Apollo 11 Moon landing. The mission also provided the iconic Earthrise photograph, which influenced global perspectives on Earth’s fragility. Before Apollo 8, Borman was part of the Gemini 7 mission, where he contributed to studies on long-duration spaceflight. After retiring from NASA, he served as CEO of Eastern Airlines.
Frank Borman "The Moon as Seen Over Earth's Horizon From Gemini 7" Photograph Signed.
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