k Space food during the Mercury Project date unknown Space food. Packets of food used by astronauts during the Mercury space missions. The ruler at bottom shows the scale. The food was dried to prevent spoilage and to cut down on preparation. Some of this food required rehydration with a water gun, but some in bitesized pieces at upper centre was ready to eat. Despite the convenience of such foods, they were widely criticised by the astronauts themselves. The Mercury missions were the first to place an American astronaut in space Alan Shepard, 1961 and later, in orbit John Glenn, 1962. Editorial Stock Photo - Afloimages
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Space food during the Mercury Project  date unknown  Space food. Packets of food used by astronauts during the Mercury space missions. The ruler at bottom shows the scale. The food was dried to prevent spoilage and to cut down on preparation. Some of this food required rehydration with a water gun, but some  in bite sized pieces at upper centre  was ready to eat. Despite the convenience of such foods, they were widely criticised by the astronauts themselves. The Mercury missions were the first to place an American astronaut in space  Alan Shepard, 1961  and later, in orbit  John Glenn, 1962 .
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Space food during the Mercury Project (date unknown)

Space food. Packets of food used by astronauts during the Mercury space missions. The ruler at bottom shows the scale. The food was dried to prevent spoilage and to cut down on preparation. Some of this food required rehydration with a water gun, but some (in bite-sized pieces at upper centre) was ready to eat. Despite the convenience of such foods, they were widely criticised by the astronauts themselves. The Mercury missions were the first to place an American astronaut in space (Alan Shepard, 1961) and later, in orbit (John Glenn, 1962).

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