We do not have the technology for a manned mission presently.
Doubtful. At least for a manned mission. The planet Mercury is too close to the Sun and is therefor too hot for a manned mission to succeed.
There has never been a manned mission to Mercury to date.
Mercury-2 is not a rocket; it is the name of a specific manned spaceflight mission conducted by NASA as part of the Mercury program. The spacecraft used for this mission was a modified version of the Mercury capsule, which was launched aboard a Redstone rocket. Mercury-2's primary purpose was to test the capabilities of the spacecraft and gather data for future manned missions.
Not sure which mission this refers to, but there were 9 manned Mercury flights and 10 manned Gemini flights prior to the beginning of Project Apollo.
no, the first successful manned mission to the moon was apollo mission 11.
All Apollo missions were manned.
On 5 May, 1961 Alan Shepherd was launched on a sub-orbital flight into space aboard Freedom 7, the first manned mission of Project Mercury.
There were six manned Mercury missions, between 1961 and 1963, which were part of the United States' first human spaceflight program. These missions aimed to prove human spaceflight was possible and lay the foundation for future space missions.
The first mission was the Mercury one manned spacecraft, Gemini was a two man spacecraft and Apollo was a three man mission.
What we need now is a volunteer for our manned mission to Mars. They courageously manned the forward cannons.
There won't ever be a manned mission to Mercury but, hypothetically, just like all the other men & women that go into orbit or the moon, they'd simply be called astronauts.