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Gemini EMU

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EVAMU EVAMU Manoeuvring Unit to have been tested in project Gemini. Credit: USAF

AKA: Extravehicular Activity Maneuvering Unit. Status: tested 1966.

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Gemini 9 Art concept of Astronaut in Manoeuvring Unit Credit: NASA

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• Modular Maneuvering Unit (MMU) displays integrated into the design of the Gemini extravehicular life support system (ELSS). - . Nation: USA. Flight: Gemini 9. Spacecraft: Gemini EMU.

  AiResearch formally notified to begin integrating displays for the astronaut Modular Maneuvering Unit (MMU) into the basic design of the extravehicular life support system (ELSS). Crew Systems Division reported that AiResearch had been formally notified to begin immediately integrating displays and associated circuitry for the astronaut Modular Maneuvering Unit (MMU) into the basic design of the extravehicular life support system (ELSS). The MMU was scheduled to be flown in Gemini-Titan 9 as Department of Defense experiment D-12. The first prototype ELSS was scheduled for delivery in January 1965.

• First qualification configuration extravehicular life-support system (ELSS) chest pack. - . Nation: USA. Spacecraft: Gemini EMU.

  Manned Spacecraft Center (MSC) received on schedule the first qualification configuration extravehicular life-support system (ELSS) chest pack. Tests of this unit and the ELSS umbilical assembly were being conducted at MSC. Meanwhile, AiResearch was preparing for systems qualification tests. Zero-gravity flight tests of the ELSS had shown that egress and ingress while wearing a chest pack could readily be done by properly trained astronauts.