Malcolm Scott Carpenter

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Malcolm Scott Carpenter was an American astronaut, aquanaut, and test pilot best known as one of NASA’s original Mercury Seven astronauts and the second American to orbit the Earth.

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instanceOf United States Navy officer
aquanaut
astronaut
human
awardReceived Collier Trophy
NASA Distinguished Service Medal
Navy Distinguished Flying Cross
causeOfDeath complications from a stroke
conflict Korean War
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfBirth 1925-05-01
dateOfDeath 2013-10-10
dateOfSpaceflight 1962-05-24
describedBySource NASA historical records
educatedAt University of Colorado Boulder
familyName Carpenter
fieldOfStudy aeronautical engineering
givenName Malcolm
languageSpoken English
memberOf Mercury Seven
NASA
United States Navy
middleName Scott
militaryBranch United States Navy
militaryRank Commander
notableFor being one of the original Mercury Seven astronauts
being the second American to orbit the Earth
notableWork participation in early U.S. human spaceflight
numberOfChildren 4
numberOfOrbits 3
occupation aquanaut
astronaut
test pilot
participatedIn SEALAB II
partOfProgram Project Mercury
linked to: Mercury program
placeOfBirth Boulder, Colorado, United States
linked to: Boulder, Colorado
placeOfDeath Denver, Colorado, United States
residence Bethesda, Maryland, United States
linked to: Bethesda, Maryland

Boulder, Colorado, United States
linked to: Boulder, Colorado
roleInSEALABII aquanaut
selectedAsAstronaut 1959
sexOrGender male
spacecraft Aurora 7
spaceMission Mercury-Atlas 7
spouse Rene Louise Price
wasSecond second American to orbit the Earth

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Scott Carpenter fullName Malcolm Scott Carpenter