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This is how the earth looked to Astronauts John W. Young and Michael Collins from the 475-mile altitude reached during the Gemini 10 spaceflight.

This is how the earth looked to Astronauts John W. Young and Michael Collins from the 475-mile altitude reached during the Gemini 10 spaceflight.

This view through command pilot's hatch window on the Gemini 10 spacecraft moments before docking was accomplished with the Agena Target Vehicle.

This is how the Agena Docking Vehicle looked from Gemini 10 as the spacecraft maneuvered into position to unite with its target high above the earth.

Astronaut Mike Collins made this picture of himself by holding a movie camera at arm's length.

This is how the Agena Docking vehicle looked from the Gemini 10 spacecraft as the two vehicles maneuvered into position high above the earth.

Astronaut John W. Young, Command Pilot of the Gemini 10 Spacecraft, is hoisted from the water by a recovery helicopter from the prime recovery ship, The USS Guadalcanal.

Astronaut Michael Collins above the Western Atlantic as he is hoisted from the water by a recovery helicopter from the prime recovery ship, The USS Guadalcanal.

Painted and signed Cartoon of the Gemini 10 Mission for the crew of the USS Guadalcanal.

A three-day growth of beards is sported by Gemini 10 Astronauts John W. Young and Michael Collins, after they were taken aboard the Carrier Guadalcanal.

Mrs. Pat Collins, Wife of Maj. Michael Collins of Gemini 10, and the couple's children meet with newsmen after splashdown today.

Wearing a three-day growth of beard, the beaming crew of the Gemini 10, John W. Young and Michael Collins, stand on the deck of the helicopter carrier Guadalcanal.

Happy NASA officials are shown in Mission Control, Manned Spacecraft Center, Houston, TX, after completion of the successful Gemini 10 spaceflight.

Hands clasped in their laps, Gemini 10 Astronauts John W. Young and Michael Collins sit side by side on the Carrier Guadalcanal.

Beaming with happiness are the wives of the Gemini 10 pilots as they talked with newsmen after the successful splashdown yesterday.

Freckle-faced, twelve-year-old Billy Doyle gets the fulfillment of his greatest wish as Gemini 10 space walker Michael Collins hands him a piece of cake aboard the helicopter carrier Guadalcanal.

The crew of the Gemini 10 Spaceflight, Astronauts John W. Young and Michael Collins, arrive aboard the recovery ship USS Guadalcanal.

Twelve-year-old Billy Doyle of Virginia Beach, VA., shakes hands with astronaut Michael Collins aboard the recovery ship Guadalcanal.

Astronaut Michael Collins during a special dinner aboard the USS Guadalcanal.

Scene in Building 1 auditorium during the Gemini 10 news conference.

Audience and Camera Equipment during the Gemini 10 news conference.

Astronaut Michael Collins receiving the Exceptional Service Medal during the Gemini 10 news conference.

Audience focused on the Gemini 10 Astronauts during the Gemini 10 news conference.

Astronaut Michael Collins, proudly displaying his Exceptional Service Medal, talks with Dr. Robert C. Seamans Jr. (NASA Deputy Administrator) and Dr. Robert R. Gilruth (Manned Spacecraft Center Director) following the Gemini 10 news conference.

Astronauts Michael Collins and John W. Young displaying their Exceptional Service Medals following the Gemini 10 News Conference.

Panel Members Dr. Robert C. Seamans Jr. (NASA Deputy Administrator), Astronauts John W. Young and Michael Collins, and Dr. Robert R. Gilruth (MSC Director) field questions at the Gemini 10 news conference.

Astronauts John W. Young and Michael Collins field questions at the Gemini 10 news conference.

Astronaut John W. Young's chalkboard illustration of Michael Collins during his spacewalk inspection of the Agena Target Docking Vehicle.

Astronaut John W. Young uses a chalk drawing on a blackboard to illustrate how astronaut Michael Collins looked when he inspected the Agena Target Docking Vehicle during his extravehicular activity.

Gemini 10 Astronaut-pilot Michael Collins got the "go ahead" today to walk in space on a 50 foot lifeline and use a gas-powered hand gun to propel himself over to Agena 8. AP Artist John Carlton shows how Collins might accomplish his feat.

Post-Gemini 10 Mission Fact Sheet (291G) published by NASA's Manned Spacecraft Center in Houston, Texas. Details the events and progression of the mission.

One of a collection of photos of Michael Collins at a European showing of American Air and Space vehicles.

One of a collection of photos of Michael Collins at a European showing of American Air and Space vehicles.

One of a collection of photos of Michael Collins at a European showing of American Air and Space vehicles.

One of a collection of photos of Michael Collins at a European showing of American Air and Space vehicles.

One of a collection of photos of Michael Collins at a European showing of American Air and Space vehicles.

One of a collection of photos of Michael Collins at a European showing of American Air and Space vehicles.

One of a collection of photos of Michael Collins at a European showing of American Air and Space vehicles.

One of a collection of photos of Michael Collins at a European showing of American Air and Space vehicles.

One of a collection of photos of Michael Collins at a European showing of American Air and Space vehicles.

One of a collection of photos of Michael Collins at a European showing of American Air and Space vehicles.

Astronauts Michael Collins and John W. Young during a meeting.

Mrs. Pat Collins, wife of Astronaut Michael Collins, poses with her sister in front of a Lunar Landing Module display.

Mrs. Pat Collins, wife of Astronaut Michael Collins, with her sister in a NASA exhibit.

Mrs. Pat Collins, wife of Michael Collins, at a Gemini social event.

Astronauts Michael Collins and John W. Young during a press conference.

Astonaut Michael Collins in his spacesuit.

A fisheye camera lens view of astronauts Michael Collins and John W. Young walking down the ramp at Pad 19.

View from the Gemini 10 spacecraft looking out over Earth from orbit.

View of the Agena Target Module from the Gemini spacecraft shortly before docking.