Summary
On September 14, 1966, NASA's Gemini 11 mission set a spaceflight altitude record of 850 miles above Earth, which remained unbroken for 58 years until September 10, 2024, when SpaceX's Polaris Dawn mission reached 870 miles. The Gemini 11 mission, commanded by Pete Conrad and piloted by Dick Gordon, also performed the first direct-ascent rendezvous and an artificial gravity demonstration.