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T. Keith Glennan shows Lyndon Johnson aluminized mylar flim used to make the Echo I balloon, 1960.. Creator: NASA.

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T. Keith Glennan shows Lyndon Johnson aluminized mylar flim used to make the Echo I balloon, 1960. NASA Administrator Thomas Keith Glennan shows then-Senator Lyndon B. Johnson, Chairman of the Senate's Aeronautical and Space Sciences Committee, a sample of the aluminized Mylar film used to fabricate the 100-foot-diameter, automatically inflatable Echo I balloon. Project Echo was the U.S.'s first passive communications satellite that was launched into orbit on August 12, 1960 at 5:39 am EDT.

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Photo12/Heritage Images/Heritage Space

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HRM21B20_183

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17.8Mo (629.1Ko) / 23.5cm x 18.9cm / 2777 x 2236 (300dpi)

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