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Dr. Randy Lovelace and the Astronauts Loretta Hall Author NSS Space Ambassador 3:17 PM Courtesy of Loretta Hall 1918 3:17 PM Courtesy of Loretta Hall 1920s 3:17 PM Courtesy of Loretta Hall Oxygen for High-Fliers 3:17 PM Courtesy of


  1. Dr. Randy Lovelace and the Astronauts Loretta Hall Author NSS Space Ambassador 3:17 PM Courtesy of Loretta Hall

  2. 1918 3:17 PM Courtesy of Loretta Hall

  3. 1920s 3:17 PM Courtesy of Loretta Hall

  4. Oxygen for High-Fliers 3:17 PM Courtesy of Loretta Hall

  5. 1943 3:17 PM Courtesy of Loretta Hall

  6. 1946 3:17 PM Courtesy of Loretta Hall

  7. 1958 3:17 PM Courtesy of Loretta Hall

  8. Astronaut Selection • Age - less than 40 • Height - less than 5 ft. 11 in. • Bachelor's degree (or equivalent) • Graduate of test-pilot school • 1,500 hours flying time • Qualified jet pilot • Excellent physical condition 3:17 PM Courtesy of Loretta Hall

  9. Lovelace Clinic • Randy Lovelace’s experience and connections • A decade of experience testing test pilots • Development of machine- readable medical record cards 3:17 PM Courtesy of Loretta Hall

  10. “Excellent Physical Condition” 3:17 PM Courtesy of Loretta Hall

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  12. 1959: The Mercury Seven 3:17 PM Courtesy of Loretta Hall

  13. Lovelace & the Ladies 3:17 PM Courtesy of Loretta Hall

  14. Male Qualifications • Age - less than 40 • Height - less than 5 ft. 11 in. • Bachelor's degree (or equivalent) • Graduate of test-pilot school • 1,500 hours flying time • Qualified jet pilot • Excellent physical condition 3:17 PM Courtesy of Loretta Hall

  15. Female Qualifications • Commercial pilot’s license • Age < 35 • Healthy, Accomplished, Determined • > 2000 hrs of flying time (Cobb had > 10,000 hrs) • (Several were flight instructors) 3:17 PM Courtesy of Loretta Hall

  16. Jerrie Cobb Courtesy of Loretta Hall

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  18. Candidates • 25 invited • 18 came to Lovelace for testing • 13 (68%) passed “without medical reservations” vs 18 of 32 (56%) male candidates • Top 4 as physically qualified as the Mercury 7 3:17 PM Courtesy of Loretta Hall

  19. Extra Tests 3:17 PM Courtesy of Loretta Hall

  20. Women in Space Courtesy of Loretta Hall

  21. Eileen Collins First Female Space Shuttle Pilot 1995 (Commander 1999) 3:17 PM Courtesy of Loretta Hall

  22. 1964 3:17 PM Courtesy of Loretta Hall

  23. Lovelace Crater 3:17 PM Courtesy of Loretta Hall

  24. Resources NMSpaceHistory.com SpaceBucketList.com SpacePioneerWords.com AuthorHall.com

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