Otrobonita/noicy-space-talks huggingface dataset:
CC: Yes, prett_ nice floating around, isn't it?
CC: Hey, listen, you were a big singing star on television last night.
P: We did what?
CC: You were a big singing star on television. You've got requests for thousands and thousands of copies of that sanF. song you
C: I want to report on that _6 pounds and 4 ounces of water. Last night, I had about 2 hours of sleep during _ nap period, and about another 3 hours sleep during m_ long s Leep period.
CC: Roger, ... Csmary Surgeon. Could you give me an estimate of the quality of your sleep? Also Houston Surgeon has asked us to get food reports on you. our
C: Roger, the quality of sleep was better in my short nap period than it was in mv long sleepperiod. It was quite easier in my shorter sleep period. The food I just ate--3A was the last one I had. 3A was the last _eai I just had at 03:12:30:00. CONF!,Q,? Canary.
C: Okay, go ahead,
CC: Would you repeat that please. This il CenAwy Surgeon.
C: Roger, meal BA was the last meal I had, at day 3, that's today, t2 hours BO m_nutes OO secoIEls....
C: Does that salmon ever smell strong in this s_ .c_bin-'
CC: G_mlni-5, Flight a_vises that over Laredo the mmoke w_s at the northwest corner of the target approximately 3000 feet long. back there and we assumed it was the northwest corner. We were unable to see the target. I think probably due sun to the angle.
CC: Roger. 03 days, and
P: Notes for the %ape's time is 14:00:00 on the updates from the ground on the D-6 are 15:08:56. 1/60 On the sequence 08 they sent up a time of second and my book says 1/i25 second, and I take that to be more right than the update. I question also the speed they sent up as 1/250.
C: Now i'm going to try and get that checked out before we do it.
P: Okay, the tape is on. Timo i$ 03 days 14 hours 13 minutes, and we're coming right to 90 degrees and going to pitch up ,ONFtDEN ,.tAL 20 with 0 degree roll to commence the S-1 exper_t. The S-I experiment is mounted in the window. I'm stan4!ng by for C_:i8--
C: Watch your 8-ball now when we go ...
P: ... standing by for, what's the exact time?
P: 04:18:36 is sunset.
C: There ...
P: Yes, that's good ...
P: Yes. I'11 tell you when you can go to red light if you want to when this--
C: Okay, bringing my reticle ON.
P: ok_ .... i We've
P: got--
C: I've got them right now. I can see that ... minutes.
P: 3
C: There's scme ... there, let me _ee. Can you in can't
P: get on them. I'm the daylight. I see.
C: Yes. There it is. Right there in front of me.
P: Okay. You're on it.
C: Can you hold t_hatdaylight on ...
P: Yes, here; how's that? C' 'P,'FiDENTiAL ti,¥
P: Okay. I'm going to start the camera at exactly 14:18:36, which is sunset time.
P: Better d_m the scanner light.
C: on.
C: All these p_rticies flying out.
P: Well of couse they'11 disappear as soon as t_e sun's off. t
P: My hands smell good. ?ney smell of cocoa. ,
C: I haven't eaten my cocoa yet.
P: Oh, that was the ... d/d it, boy: T_at really hit the bottom good'
P: Standing by. We're at about 2 minutes.
P: Okay. Recorder's back on. Ne time is 14:!8:15 and the sun is fa4ing rapidly. Boy, they had this sunset right on the noggin.
P: 4, 3, 2, 1, merk.
P: The camera's on.
P: Okay. Took its first picture.
C: Still right on.
C: Tell me when the red light comes on a_.
P: ?ne red light's still on.
P: Still on.
P: Okay, ... taking a picture. !r'_ ._'ri rIDE!,! ! /
P: Red light's back on.
C: Okay .... on. Right on the w_ney, boy.
P: We want to go _dltil 23.
P: Red light's still on.
P: Okay. It's taking a picture.
P: Red light is still on.
P: Red light is still on. picture.
P: It's taking _
P: Red light is on. yes. You're can
P: Oh lined up beautifully. Yes, I see the stars. light still on.
P: Red is ... h _ang there.
C: on in You light?
P: want to tu_ out your cockpit red
P: It's taking a picture.
P: Okay. Re_ light's on. You can maneuver.
P: O_-y. The red light is still an. You can maneuver.
P: Taking a picture, yes.
P: ... camera ...
P: Got enought stuff out here. Hope it all sta_s down in the bilges. CONFIDENTIAL
P: Still talkinga picture.
P: Still taking a picture.
P: Yes. _aat's holding good, Gordo.
P: Ok_v. Red light's on.
P: 5 _nutes when the--
P: StiLl the rea light's on. am
P: 18:23:36. How i going to'tell the time? It's pitch black in here. ... No.
P: 23:36 seconds. Okay. now.
P: It's taking a picture time
C: The next the red light comes on, I'11 turn my red light on and check the time.
P: Really pretty, isn't it? Southern Cross and Alpha and Beta Kentanrus up_there. Sure is prominent down here.
P: I'm going to turn this DCS light down too.
P: The guys at C_on will be on in a minute.
C: ... red light comes on.
P: Yes. It's still taking a picture. I think we're up to about the 2-miz_te m,rk.
P: Okay. Red Light's on. iii
P: You can turn on your red light. Check the tim_, Looking 36 seconds. for 23 minutes Okay. now.
C: We're at it Okay. light sec_. Ycqaca/1leave
P: Leave your on a your light left_ degrees. I'11 on until roll 120 Here, read it you. left degrees. once to Roll 120 _ plteh up, you 120. get roll left
P: Roll left will put you appr-~_Jumatelyon the horizon. CARNARVGN
P: Carnarvon, Oemini-5.
CC: G_m_ui-5, Carnarvon. Go ahead. here.
P: Roger. We're green up Unleas you have s_th_ng for us we're very busy.
CC: Roger. I'11 update your TR for 62 on about midpass.
P: Okay. ° Give me a call before you do it because it'11 ruin window the camera in the when the light's on.
CC: Roger, will do.
P: Okay. Now pitch up keeping the airglow in the lower left part of your wLndmw. Pick up Achernar.
P: Now, we're just leaving the Southern Cross now, arem't we?
C: Yes. Okay .... to
P: Okay. When you get Achernar, pitch up until y_u find GrlLs.
P: _, Gemini-5. You can report to J_u_ that the first part of the S-1 went extr_ly well. Roger, will do. mov;=,_%othe
UNKNOWN: the processof secondpba_eof it right now.
C: Coming through Nagellanie clo_. There's Aehe_.
P: Yaw right. Okay.
UNKNOWN: Cema. Beautiful, beautiful:
P: o_. mm,.
C: roll on
P: Here, take _ quick look. Line up the Cross into Oru_.
C: ... pointed up towards Fc_altmat.
P: _at's right. Where did it go? Oh, there he is_ yes. I see him right now.
P: ... excuse me, Hit the wrong switch.
C: It'son tape. o
C: Boy, when that ec_es on--
UNKNOWN: C_n, can you update our TR now?
CC: Negative. I have about 15 setbacks,then I can. Okay. gettt__
P: We are just on it _ we will be t_w_ng good pictures again here as s°_n as you can give us the TR.
P: Ok--y. We're taking a picture right n_.
CC: Trans ttimg TR-
C: ... we received it up here, thank you.
P: Okay. Now listen, Gordo's taking a 2-ml-trtepiclmAre which is fouled up; so take your time, get on w_ll, even though this picture is fouled up, because ma_e we were still started th_s So maneuvering when I taking p{cture. that's ruined as far as the fJ_rusterfiring goes. Boy, worked that really well, didn't it?
P: We have done it with the platform.
UNKNOWN: P We couldn't have done it with the platformu
P: Okay. It's still taking a picture which is no good, so--
C: ... I'm not quite on. I was on but I drifted oft ....
P: You've get plenty of time. leu'ye got better than 30 seconds.
P: _at looks good from here. I dou't know how it looks from over on your s ide.
C: Yes, we're right on it ..,
P: Oks_. Better than 30 seconds so you can hill the rates down real good.
P: Still better than 30 sec_ldS. T ['O'"F!F
P: You don't suppose this thing stopped running, do you? I haven't seen a light for a lomg time.
P: I'm still taking a picture.
LMP: p There it goes.
P: Okay. You got 30 secoz_ now and you got everything killed drowngood and we're going to take our first good picture.
P: Still red light. Still red light.
P: Okay. Taking a picture.
P: Boy 2 ml-utes seems like an eternity on this thing, not being able to fire a thruster. night
C: ... go on all without an ...
P: Trying to see if I can see the ... I guess t can't. the Mageklanic Clouds. .''
P: I sort of see something out here. But I can't tell whether it's really Just a bunch of dim stars or not. I th_nk I'm imagining it.
P: Hey, yom.got that thing k/lied down good. We're holding right ou there.
C: Yes. Fa!rkv welt.
P: Just drifting a libtle. Boy, 2 minutes is a long time' CONFIDENTI, !
P: I'm going to shut the tape down. We've got all we needed to k,_ off it. We're on good.
P: Okay. %Stopeson at 14:42:OO ar_ we're still taking pictures. We have a little bit of a roll rate yet, so we're going to fire the thrusters t_hrou_ this picture, whatever the one is. Out. NAWAII
CC: Gemini-5, Hawaii CAP CQM. All _y_tems are_reen. As soon as you've e_mpleted your S-1 expertm-nt, would you eoataet us please?
C: Roger. Will do, Hawaii. experiment
P: Okay. We ended the at 03 days 14 hours 52 minutes, and we're going to try to get ready for our D-6. Tape off. We've
P: Hawaii, Genial-5. done the S-1. Would you please check the speeds with t_ camera with the D-6. I believe they should be 1/125 secor_lr&ther them 1/60 second amd /250.
CC: Roger. Roger will do.
CC: We want I_odelete that t)-6ar_. We'ye got a weather problem.
CC: Negative. Delete the D-6. The time is 15:08:56. CONFIDENTIAL o
C: Okay_ that's the one over Texas.
UNKNOWN: ... listen with this QGestar lens, tell them we're going to pick a good site s_mevhere going across the U.S. amd get it. Roger.
P: Becamse we're in the proeess of rigging for it; we' 11 be rigged for it for the one off the coast.
CC: They're working up tb_ _ettiags, C_int.
C: Right,we _%y ...sa_s Z/_5. you went
P: _{awaii,G_ni-5. Do *-bissectica_1 and 2 purge?
CC: That's affirmative. Crying
P: up right now. Cc_nC_
P: ... purge, l_drogen complete. lo. 2 hydrogen purge. _ mY m-rk. No. 1. purge.
P: Commencing No. 1 02
P: Now. O_,m'tn'_-5,
CC: we're c_-_nE up on LOS. Those settLngs for 1/125 1/60. your camera is and
P: Entry for the tape. Relind me to get these switches the next the_e cPm_ged for guys on l_arges. About to break m_ finger off purging. Ouaymas
CC: Ok,_. _ey'd like you to put in one 1/60 and one 1/125. Can ¥_A do that, Pete?
CC: Ray. _t's what _hey'd Like fo_ you to use.
CC: Okay. '_Tmt'11 be 1/60 and 1/125.
P: Roger. CO_ CHRISTI
CC: Gemini-5, C_m_ui-5. This is Houston here_ When you have time give us a call. We've got some im_orm_tion for yo_.
CC: Oka_. We'd like to have you l_Atyour Cryogenic Gaging Switch to Fuel CeLl 02 . CONFIDENTIAl Oz.
C: Roger. Fuel Ceil
CC: Oki. Are you through with your D-6 so I can give you some other stuff?
CC: Okay. We'd ltk_ to have you put your CAt_brate Switch to No. 1 position for 10 seconds.
CC: I'd also 1 _ke to tell you that year t,arget for your next I)-6 will be going up track so that ¥ weight will be do.n- stream.
CC: I've got an update for your D-4/D-7 California background measurement whenever you're ready to copy. I also need your GO for that over Carnarv_. I'd like to have you tell Carnarvon whether you're ready, whether you will be ready to do it or not.
CC: Okay. You ready to copy the update?
CC: Okay. First put your Calibrate Switch to No. 2 for lO seconds. Oke_v. Here comes the D-4/D-7 update. Your new time is O3:16:37:28. Pitch, 26 down; yaw, ]8 left.
C: Oka,v. Got *.hat.
UNKNOWN: updatlmg your TR over Texas an(l Berzmcla so yo_'11 get a couple ]]CS lights and stuff. CONFIDENTIAL
CC: I've got a map and star update for you also.
CC: Okay. _ey're both at the same time. 03:16:17:37. The map is 162.5 degrees East. _e star is O1:17:49.
P: What's the rest?
CC: Rev 47. You can place your Cryogenic Gaging Switch to OFF now.
CC: Okay. That's all the information I have. 'Whydon't you go ahead with your D-6 there.
C: Okay. We got the complete set of the dark pictures to last night side.
CC: Very good. Very good.
C: Worked out okay, Z think.
P: i gave Gordo a for tracking test. I think we really got some gc_)dones.
CC: Good. B_
CC: Gemini-5, Gemini-5, Houston here.
UNKNOWN: Go _head. Gemini-5 here.
CC: How'd you m_%keout on your D-6's? '-" kt C. F' rlt L a
C: Roger. There was quite a lot of cloud out there, and we saw one ship with a wake. I don't really think it was btm. We mpent a picture on it.
CC: Okay. Did you pick up anything acroas the States with your other D-67
C: No. I_ was pretty solid undercast and it's all out West. it
CC: Yes. That's why we scrubbed bec_t,__eof the t;a_l weather. there fram
C: Yes. It's pr_ty solid down all the w_ the coast on it. Hous_o_ was the only area that really looked like it _as open.
CC: Okay. Houston,
P: C,_ni FLight. Do we eo_e_ anywhere near Austin next pass?
CC: Well, looks like yo_ might be a little bit north of it there.
P: Okay. Ower.
CC: Why, are they open?
P: Yes. They were when we went by but we were too close to yaw off amd get him.
CC: Okay. I'11 take a look at that and _ee what we can do. You know you're going to be pretty busy next pass anyway? f':q,N :.'=NTiAI Flight,
P: we'11 pick them up tomorrow. M_vbe the weather will be better.
CC: Okay. 03 aaVs
C: Okay. The tape is on and the time is 15 hours 56 minutes and we're preparing to do D-4, 409, 15:59:OO over Carnarvon. !
C: Tape is on and time is 03 days 16 hours OO mirmtes. Acquisition at Carnarvon and we're transmitting the 409 C_
P: Carnarvon, Gemini-5 is doing 409 at this time. Equipment's On.
CC: Say ag-ln last, _Gemini. '
P: Roger, we're doing 409 at this time, equipment is on.
CC: Roger, we're receiving your FN/FM telemetry.
P: Okay, give me a mark in 4 minutes, please.
P: Be advised Carnarvon, we'11 be GO for 423 Alpha.
CC: Roger, understand. an you.
CC: We've got update for They have a medical pass scheduled on the Pilot at Hawaii this rev. Hawaii's acquisition is 16:24.
CC: Roger, 16:24.
UNKNOWN: exercise. t C(_,,_ r i D L-F,ITi_ LI i ! I/"_g
C: Still have enough to keep up with them. count.
C: No blood pressure
P: Idon't know. It just keeps on growing ...
P: Yes. There's no doubt about it. Look out at the horizon. That secona_y scanner does the job.
C: ... aline platform.
P: Yes. we're getting Bravo.
P: Okay, going to go start 410
CC: Roger. you're want
P: If on, do you to go to ORB Rate?
P: Come right. Pick up Deneb.
C: Okay, ORB R%e,
C: ... horizon scanner off.
P: Say, could I give you a few books on it? Sure.
P: ... organized yet.
P: I'm afraid the Zodiacal Test is going to come up here and ! get away from me.
C: I think this reticle ...
C: ... Jingle, Jingle.
P: Yes. Jingling. l cn .'r ncr,jTl,,qL
P: ...reedpass.
C: Let's see. There's a star.
P: I knew he'd be out there somewhere.
P: Fairly low on the horizon.
C: It's not here.
P: Deneb.
C: ... isn't it?
P: Beats the beck out of me. I don't know.
C: There it comes. here.
P: Really think you're back around over
P: , It's Altair ... Vega ... Lyra. Right? ... Triangle.
C: Snmmer think
P: Yes. I just don't that's it.
C: There's Altair and there's DeZphinus by Altair. There's Delphinus right out there.
P: Ok_y. If you've got it on Deneb, I'11 buy it.
P: You ready?
C: I'm ready.
P: You got him dead center? Deaa center. CO[4F!r)Er, I/ti t
P: Okay. Four Okay.
P: Keep _e right on.
C: Got him?
CC: 1 minute to LOS.
P: Gem_ini-5, Roger. We're doing 410 Bravo right now.
CC: _ Roger.
C: ... this recording ...
P: No. I'm recording up here this time.
P: Okay. We started that at lt_:07:20. No, i'm scrmy. We 16:_:50 started at _ld we'11 stop at 09:50.
C: ... passing over.
P: I got him good in the Quester lens.
C: Okay, mark.
P: Yes. You can go to small end forward, and I'm going to come on with the bright lights. All right?
P: And would you hand me the Flight Plan.
P: Okay, 16:15 aline SEF. Bring on the rate gS'ros and the radar at that time.
P: Okay. Missile measurement. 423, the reticle will he and installed on a 35_ Zeiss camera, 16mm camera equipment mount_d th(: window. associated whndow in right The 3401 W black and white film, that can be used. 3401 is on. COt,ii uLi'i: $.
UNKNOWN: C ... reticle is ...
P: Meaaurement, 10 minutes. Rate gyros primary, rat 2 for Br_g, tad 3 for Eollcaan, rad 2 IR on--
C: ' On the SEF.
C: What time is this whole shebang due, now?
P: 16,38:28. At tb_t time you should be 26 down, 38 left.
C: 26 down, 38 left.
P: _es, yes. Oka0r.
P: Okay. I've got the IR all set. The only thing I have to do is turn on the recorder. I need to get 16mm camera film for this.
C: ... pretty smooth with the rate gyros on.
P: At 15. We're not there yet. scanner's great.
P: Oh, that mecondary doing I hope it's still run_t-g 8 days from lift-off.
P: Okay. Are you ready?
C: Yom know that, Big Daddy. gyro.
P: PrL_ea_yroll Prt,mry pitch gyro. Primary yaw to gyro. Radar STANDBY. i CO 'FiDiT":"AL
P: Would you turn up your light and read me that Radar Test once? I think I got it. Will you fly here in Rt_DELq/OI_ get a radar reading, go to CATCH UP for one second and back to RE_DEZVOUS_. You're just going to track it. is that right? And I'11 switch in and out eye_-ytime we get a reading.
C: Yes. I'm just tracking. You _w_tch in and out. Your readout's 69, so you get an update on it.
P: Yes. MDiU on.
C: Then you switch to CATCH UP for one second, then back to F_]_D_VOL_.
P: Give me a call at 16:20 so I can stick this thermometer mouth in my and get these ?-uys off r_¢ O_.ck.
C: Computer PJm/_DE/,VOIYZ, Fiatf'c:_ to OFaq _\T_£.
C: Give you a call when?
P: 16:20.
C: Oh. everything?
P: Okay. Have i done
C: Do you suppose ...
P: Rdar_ rate ps;rog--
C: You'£e suppcsed to ge% that ...
C: Wl_ee:
LMP: p That's why you've got to put it right on them.
P: W_at did we get up update for, 62-1 or 47-17
P: 6o2-1.
C: Oh.
P: There's the moon.
P: How do your legs feel?
C: A little cramped - not too bad.
C: Next time Chuck Berry asks if I'm exercising my legs, why don't you teL1 him, yes, I'm outside running right now.
C: I'm back on the adapter doing calisthenics.
P: What's my food report?
P: You got the big book down here?
C: Yes. _Cny 1(--6,
P: don't you ioo_ up ho_,' _u,ch water 1'ye d_k. isn't it? 16-h.
C: No, 15-6. I'm Fet
P: No. _fnen you to here y_u're 16. This st:.rts _t O. 16-6, and you' re 17-4.
C: Oh, I
C: Okay. First thing we get iz missile measurement, huh? Then _at? i'r l',j ,-'
P: Computer ON. And then at ... Pilot radar lock 30 degrees down, yaw 7 left. degrees left.
C: 26 down, 38 This is the radar. down
P: No, 26 38 left is for the missile.
C: Oh_ okay.
P: b_nd 30 down and yaw left 7 is the radar. I'il give you the radar again, H,, · _;h\ t., II
CC: Gtmini-5, thls is l[awaLi We have a valid temperature. Cnn we h?_ve i:cur blood pressure l_,[easr_
CC: v,e have a _rood blood prfss_re. Give me a mark wh, n you begin your exorcize pit_ c_.
UNKNOWN: BLood t3re ' ....... .... Il. _ · '.':'.mi:,_ dov, T, .
CC: G,_mini-5, H';._[' :b_rce_n. _Mi[ sc_l_.
CC: We have a good olcod pr, ssurc. £ta_n_:inF i'M f)r .V:,_u' w;,t,.:' roper t. otances. eaton _n:,_hin_lsinc_ 16, 4 I still h=v*n t the i_sr [th]nk meal, ,_ich wag 3C. Real.
CC: Okay. f'ine. Are eith_,r you cf the C_Jmr.:xndP:'c* having_ --_n:;. proolem with t.cmperat_re, n,':w? ...a-e yz,u fairly comfortable?
P: Yes, we're fine now.
CC: Okay. Have either you or Gordo bee_ doing any shivering on the las% few revs, or any exercies? We've noticed just checking on your respirations here there's a few sprinkles on it, and we were trying to figure out why that was happening.
P: We were probably shivering on this last one.
CC: Were you shivering on the last rev or two?
P: The last one rev has been good but several before that we were probably shivering.
UNKNOWN: Roger. Everything else all right up there?
CC: Everything else all right up there?
P: ,Still fine.
C: _ne Pilot's working up a big appetite, I can tell you that.
CC: Rea% good.
CC: I have nothing else here, Hawaii Surgeon out.
CC: This is Hawaii CAP C(i_. For your experiment 423A, there's a Av,nll clou_ deck that extends frQm 700 up to it's 1100; 'west to southwest about 2 miles east of the site.
P: Roger. We're ready. P,F1 ri /Tj l L, j FI{/F ,
CC: R minus 5 and counting. _.
P: Recorder is The time is 3rd d_y, 16:33:25, stana_ng by for D-4 _3 Alpha. We are pitch down 26 degrees, yawed left 38 degrees. Questam is mounted; %he speed setting is 1/60. The RAD 2 is on, IR power transmitter's ON, the 1_ camera's mounted, and I can just see clouds on the water beautifully on this Questar lens'
C: ... can see this ... too.
P: Yes. All you got to do, 0ordo, is stick that reticle on it.
C: . ...
P: Yes, that looks like the end of the cloud deck, and I see the California coast coming up.
C: We just might luck out here yet.
P: Let's see, what is it; 34:45?
C: 3_:45.
C: Radar's to STAND_.
P: Okay. I'm going to bring up the computer on at 16:45.
P: Let's see. We got.everything done that pass ...
C: There's the Ca/. coast coming up. CONFIDENTi?.! CALIFORNIA
CC: C_-5, Gemini-5, Houstc_ here.
C: Go ahead, Houston, Gemini-5.
CC: Roger. The cloud deck over the mite _w is solid. It goes to broken about 5 miles to the southwest of the site, amd it goes clear about 2 miles to the east of the site.
C: Right. We can see the cloud deck.
CC: 0k_. Very good. An6 they're GO there.
C: Okay. We're in .position and waiting. Roger.
P: Boy, I wish we could get on it; this Questar lens is · famtnmtie '
CC: Roger'
C: If we don't get this this time, will you stand outside an8 wave so we can get your picture as we go by?
CC: Say ag_in.
CC: Oh, rog, yes.
C: If we don't get this you cnn stand outside and wave and we'11 get your picture as we go by.
CC: Okay, I'11 be out there.
P: We're there.
C: What's the time he lifts off? CONFIDENT!AL
P: 16:37-00 is recoz_er on. 16:37:_.
P: Let'8 see, he's right under f_mt clou_ c_ck, ri6h% there,
P: CPlveme - I got _ own count here.
C: 5,4, 3, Z, 1, Mark.
P: _ecorder's GW. IR power tran-mibber'_ (IN. RAJ).2. Right film,in the camera.
UNKNOWN: to come right in under there. Get the --
P: He's off.
P: I see it' I _ee itl
P: There it's ccling. See it Gordo?
P: Right through that hole in the cloud_:
C: Oh yes, I got it.
P: There he comes: Bigger than beck:
C: Got him.
P: You got him?
C: _es.
P: Let me know when you got the reticle on it.
C: We've got lots of time.'
P: See h_ tracking 'up right through the clou4s?
C: Yes, I'm on h_m.
P: You' re on hill?
C: Ye.; lose
C: I'm about _ h_m ag_-,t the eloudJ, though. can coming
P: I still see him: He's out over the water'.
C: Yes. he
P: See him? _mere is over the water' See him? him.
C: Yea. I'm o_ out
P: Okay. There he goes' See h_m Wa_ in front? CC
C: (_ay. I'm an hi_. rea/
P: Okay. We can see him good'.
CC: Very good, very good.
P: ' Oops.
C: Look at that eon.
P: We can still see his con very, very clearly down there, even cloud background. against the
P: Give us a call when you want the comFater ON. CC through
UNKNOWN: teL1 us when you get there, we'11 --
C: Okay. CONFIDENTIAl
P: l_e'rethrough. Recorder OFF. flor.
P: Ob, there he go_. Up through the thing.
C: _wh_-e?
P: Well,you can ju6t see a trailgoing up.
UNKNOWN: Oh,ye_.
P: ... higher. us.
C: Yes. We can see him going above
CC: Xc_z.sm_'he's going above you, right?
C: Right, we saw him way out going higher than the horizon.
CC: Okay,Roger .... _e eomuuter power up time is 03:16:45:00 and you c_n power it up before then by a couple minutes if you like.
P: Okay. We were hoping to find _ame_b3kr_Zdown here for the D-6.
CC: Just a second, I'11 run outside.
P: (N_ay. Computer c_mt-E on to f_.EAUNCH. TEXAS
CC: Ney, congrat_!ntions on that l_t o1_. I had _v doubts .aboutit. down
P: What have you got there - E1 Centro or yum_ or one of th.ose? _l.ji_"'U]l.''i':] I Ii'till
C: It was loud _ clear. Very
CC: good, very good. engine
P: _ae *h_ E that we saw was the burning against 'thewhite clouds first.
P: They were ...
CC: Say ,_,_.n. !
P: Hey, there'8 E1 Paso right there: Can you swing right? Or WlliteSsz_ls' W_Lt a minute, we're getting Wl_iteSands. Get Hollomsa. i
C: o_'.
P: Put it right there:
C: Yes. Ha, h_, I'm on him, man'
P: Get him, be_r' Don't let him get away' Boy, ... Holloman right now and I can see -- The runway fills the whole Questar ...
CC: Say that again, please. tracking
C: . We're the Hollomau _:irStrip. We're well --
CC: Ohp very good. Okay, I got you. Did you get a picture of that other thing? CONFIDE! TIAL.
P: Yes, got about six of thpm.
CC: Very goo4. let's
P: Okay, now pitch up q_ick and back to --
C: Hey, there's another little airport there.
C: You're too late. We're alread_ past it now.
P: Boy, you get somebo_ else right out in here, and we'11 nail them.
C: Yes, okay.
P: Hey, there's Fort Stockton and the test track down there by it.' How about that?
P: Listen, we could get Austin this time. _here's Lake there. Austin right is.
C: Yes, it sure
P: See if you see Bergstrom.
P: Man, t_hatrunway was that big in that thing:
C: How did you ltke that tracking task?
P: That was beautiful' him:
C: Nailed
P: Xou did' That's great' That's tremendous' There's Austin -'no, that's -- mTmt in th_ heck's .that? San Antonio. D,!!E'!!']C'!_ITI/_ ! P
C: I tb_w Ammtin's going to be ri_t in under that cloud.
P: Yes, I'm a_2d y_'re right. There's San Antonio.
P: No, there's _erg_ram: See it out there on your right, up? See it?
C: (Na,yes.
P: Stick it right on there. Okay. Beau%iful.
C: ... Pulse.
P: _v.
C: _y.
C: Okay, l_latelse will we get here?
P: Now we've got to get the radar check. Pitch right back, 30. 0ka_, we got Bergstrom that time too.
CC: Very good. Sounds like you're getting caught up on I)-6.
P: Yes, I hob so. going
P: Okay, we're to 30 pitch down, ya_ 7 left and we're start&lng by for the radar.
CC: Okay, fine. You got that procedure all squared away, have_'t yo_?
P: Right. We'11 go to Rendezvous and then back to Catch Up after m lock-on for c_e second, and back into Rendezvous, and keep that cycle up till we lose lock again.
CC: _u_V, very good. Do you have your FDI's up?
P: Affirm. CONFIDENTIAL
CC: Okay, are you going to be pointing at the transponder?
P: Yes, he's going to track it.
C: That Pulse Rode isn't worth a d_rn for some things. okay.
C: What is it now - 30 down and what? going
P: Yes, I'm %o put your radar om right now.
C: Okay. 30 down and whst?
P: And yaw left 7. _
C: _-y.
C: Rea_.
P: 0_. At 46:02, so it should be very s1_ortly.
P: Okay,we have a solid lock.
CC: Okay. _tnelof keep your eye om the FDI needles if you can az you go across _nd give us a little report on it.
C: Roger. I'm reading r_e - range rate.
C: I'm locked (_.
CC: very mxm.
P: I haven't gotten anything to read into the Rendezvous Mode yet.
C: MY FDI's are locked.
CC: Okay. Are they null?
C: _-'_Z. CONFIDENTIAL
P: I've ... into the Renclezvous Mode. You want me to go to Catch Up?
UNKNOWN: forth see what Did _%RT COMP. you get %he button pushed there? goo4 but ...
C: Locked on ,
C: ... degrees with the reticle -- it's holding lock as Island? we go straight across. Is it out at Merritt Ih it out at Merritt Island?
CC: I don't know. Just a second. We've got the coordinates to four decimal places in seconds, but I don't kno_where it is.
C: Well, _ radar's showing it's right on Merritt Island down there.
C: I'm still locked on it.
P: I don't understand. I'm not getting any range readout either in Catch Up or Rendezvous.
CC: Roger. You got the START C01vLp. button?
P: Yes. I've tried everything. CONFIDENTIAL
CC: Is the IIDIUon? guess.
C: Well over _50 miles dow_ now, !
CC: Did you have the MDIU power on?
C: I'm still locked on. We're over 300, I guess, now.
P: Yes. Well, you'11 have the data on the tape though, won't you?
CC: We hope we do. Yes.
CC: Squeeze on a couple of D-6's going by there too. He was pointing right at it.
P: okay. broke
C: Just lock.
CC: Roger, broke lock at 48:47.
CC: G_mtni-5, Houston.
C: Go ahead, HotAsto_, C_i-5.
CC: The next time we do an oxygen purge on the fuel cells, we want to do it over a site so we get some data while you're doing the purge. We don't really have'm_ch else for you. We got about another 6 or 7 minutes here of hack time.
C: Oki. I might give you a little information further ·r-_-wwise. rang_ and range I'm getting radar radar CONFIDENTIAL rate imtermittentLF on my digital there. I mean on analog there, and I don't know why it wasn't stead_, but _ m_ _lles I had steady'lock-on ami was palling him awa_ on the outer way on a pass.
CC: Okay. Did you get that intermittent R and R-dot throughout the whole pass?
C: A little bit, although on in fairly close it seem_d to lock up pretty solid on the analog and hold fairly steady.
CDR: Okay, so in close it was steady but at greater ranges interm/tteat. it was
C: Greater range it warn a little bit intermittent aitnough it did seem to jump in and out a little there.
CC: Houstcm.
C: Go ahead,Rouzton.
CC: Your atti_ control fuel useage has been up pretty high lately and we want to ,_ke y_a conscious of the fact that you're going to have to start taking it easy o_ it and going mt a little lower rate than you have been to make it thromgh the rest of the flight here.
P: Roger. 4
CC: As a matter of fact, I'11 try to fix up a little for you and give it to you acroGJ the States CONFIDFNT1AL
CC: $'_-5, tk_ here. Would you hit the START COMP button one more time. We want to get some stuff on ground · he here. Up
P: It's in Catch - you want Rendezvous?
CC: It doesn't make difference. Just go ahead and hit the START COMP button.
P: ok.y. Gemini-5,
CC: Gemini-5, Houston here. Over.
P: Go ahead, Nou_ton, Gemini-5.
CC: Roger. took quick fuel here
UNKNOWN: a look at the and it looks like your a little bit below the program flight pian fuel level for this particular time of the flight. So we're going to have to take it easy for awhile.
P: O_y.
CC: We're getting _ more information now on the S-8/D-13 pass a_roas Laredo. Right now the weather is clear with a few little Puffy clouds around less than a tenth. You're going to have a smoke pod on th_ northwest corner again an_ the smoke la drifting slowly out to l_he northwest. You shoul_ sun be a little bit to the south and T_he should be almost overhea_. So it' 11 be a lot better than tgtey were this morning. CONFIDENTIAL
P: Okay, fine.
CC: _m_xni-5, Gemini-5, Houston.
C: Go _ea,_,
CC: Can you give us an oaboard readout of what your propellant quantity is, please?
C: The propellant quantity is reading 31_, over.
CC: Roger. Understand 31_.
C: Roger, that's about 114 pounds on m_ recording chart.
UNKNOWN: Okay, very gOOd.
P: We'11 run this Gape out andput a new tape in. Let's see, we ha_ a pretty good pass _here on the radar. Don't know what happened to the Rendezvous and never got anv read_s on the MDIU. That didn't m-ke much sense to me, because the MDIU was on when I went to Catch Up. I went to Rendezvous and I never got any 69 readingsfrom aa_ess either one. The only thing I can think of is that it might have been some sort of a malf_Jmctlon in the -- not the radar, because you were getting readings,
P: Turning it off right now. (]ONFIDENIIAL
C: ORB BATE a_d xnrizon Scan. I guess what I ought %o do is ... Horizon Scan. I think the sun is going to ...
P: Well, we're a little bit late o_ this one now. 17:13: and Taw left at 90. We've got to stop the rates go to ORB RATE. N_rizon Scan. J
C: ot_,v.
P: Mark. The time is 1T:14: --
P: ... time is 17:22. We're just comtng up_on Fommihaut at this t4me.
LMP: C Darn, that computer light is a bright scm_-of-a-gun:
P: Well here, let me get us one of th_='_. (_, it's supposed to be in ...
P: Ali right.
C: Okay, there's Fc_a]_haut.
P: Okay, let me _ow when you have lt. Steady in there.
C: How about it?
P: Let me focus. You're right on it.
C: I am? stand
P: .Okay, by,
P: Mark. Time is 17:23:O5. CONFIDENTIAL
P: Okay',recorder, we did not get Platform Mode test O1 - we'11 have to pick It up later. CARNAR_
CC: Carnarvon, C_mfi4ui-5.Standing by for the updates.
CC: This is a PI_ update.
CC: Roger. Area 50-4, 20:53:56, 12 plus 12, [8 plus 17. Area 51-3, 32:12:40, 14 plus 05, 19 plus 13. Area 52-3, 23:47:54 12 plus 57, 18 plus 18. Area 53-3, 25:22:39, 12 plus 10, 18 plus 00. - Area 54-Delta, 26:[7:24, 19 plus 56, 24 plus 4i. Do you copy?
P: Can't understand the tim, on laat two. is that 25 and _67 Would you read the times on 53-3 end 54-Dog.
CC: Roger. _ 53-3 is 25 hours 22 minutes - Okay. Good show.
CC: Stand by, I'11 call it -- you think of the question on this thing. This may be O1 hours.
P: _mat's probably what it is.
CC: C_mtni, Carnarvon. ·Okay, those last two 53-3 is the % 22:39,and day. fourth day O1 hours 54-Delta is fourth 02:17 plus 2N. CONFIDENTIAL
P: Copy.
CC: The weather is good in all areas.
P: Okay. W_uld you advise Flight that we've got ever_&hing the on the done except Venus photograph platform 02 test? Roger. HAWAII
CC: CAP your
UNKNOWN: Hawaii COM. We copy oral temp. We are standing by for blood pressure.
CC: ){Ol._ _ X-b,l l is Scale.
UNKNOWN: CC We have good blood presb_Are. Give me ycKlr_rk when you begin your exercise.
C: Mark.
C: E_ of exercise.
CC: _ini-5, Hawaii Surgeon. Your cuff is full scale.
CC: We have a good blood pressure. by for your Standln E water report.
C: Roger, I had 17 pounds 4 ounces of water and still fixliahir_up meal 3A. last,
CC: Say again that
C: _er, still eating up the last of meal 3A before I a new meal here _ve shortly.- Roger. We nothS_g
CC: have else. Thank you, Gemini-5, Hawaii Surgeom out.
C: Roger, thank you. CALIFORNIA
CC: Gemini-5, C__mini-5,Houston.
CC: I want _ give you a little information on your S-8/D-13 that might help you seq,,irethe target. You ready?
CC: ' Okay, the amkepot is still at the northwest corset of the area. It is about 1000 feet from the nearest cleared square. _he smoke is blowing Just a_ut due north and the it's about 5 or 10 degrees wide in -- as the smoke co_ goes out about like that. _ere's some scattered Cu. about 50 miles to the east and there is some very _m_ll Cu. abo_t 10 miles to the west. It's clear right over the target area. To the south-south- ea$_ there's a light cirrostrat, and it's well to the south-southeast, qdite a ws,vsout of the way.
C: m er.
CC: 'Gem_i_i-5,Houston a_. Be advised that you're going CUNFtDENltAL to be passing Just about 75 miles ground range south of the area where the targets are. ?Y4_S
P: Houston, Go,mini-5. We have the smoke in sight at this quite distance time. We're still a out. supposedly
CC: Okay. Now the smoke is blowing due north from the northwest corner of the site.
P: Rog. Ne'11 do our best. $
CC: oka.v.
P: Okay, we saw the targets we tJ_inkwe might marked about _wo of them and that's about it.
CC: Okay, can you tell me what they were?
P: Well, 12% me think about Which direction they are first.
P: wo.
P: I th_k the third o_e in the second row was a 2. We th_nk that the second row, seconcLone was a 2 mud bhe about third one was a 2 a_d that's it. We were all past i% before we really picked it up good. CONF1'- -"
CC: Okay, so you think the second one snd the third one in the second row was -- do you thil_ they were both 2's?
P: _3_at' 8 right.
CC: Now I have some other information for you here when yo_ are ready to go.
CC: We would like to have you start your purge now, and purge both sections. When you complete your purge, we would like to have you then power down.
P: Okay, I think we'11 dress tonight.
P: Here's a piece of information for yeu. We're pretty sure that our prlm_ry scanner is OFF. It works all right e_eept it _ke$ us aline the platform with the noze at 15 degrees down.
CC: Okay, youthink the spot, primary scanner is off about 15 degrees at pitch, is that right?
P: Yes. The Secondary scanner works fine.
CC: Oki. Lis%eh, would you start the purge. We don't have any tet_try out at Antigua, and we would like to wstch this l_Arge. Bydrogen on
P: purge down. CONFIDENT!AL
CC: o_. _drogen
P: is complete on No. 1.
CC: Okay. Starting
CC: No. 2 hydrogen is complete. No. 1 oxygen.
CC: While you are doing the purge here, I would like to questions ask Gordo a couple of about the needles during lift-off and the powered portion of the flight. The question is, which one of the tank needles went O,]] scale during powered flight?, and what time did this occur?
C: Roger, it was before staging and it was the IFS fuel needle, second stage IPS fuel needle. second fuel oxid/zer.
CC: Roger, stage IPS needle, not the
C: That's right. They went -- it came right back after staging _ then went off, -- up to the top and off position again shortly after.
CC: Shortly after staging? '
CC: Okay, very.good.
UNKNOWN: guess we already told you about the POGO? uxMgen
P: }_drogen 1 purge complete. Mark. , COiiF'DFN T , IAu Roger. Th--k
P: Starting section 2 purge at this time.
CC: Gemini-5, Houston ag&in. _11en did you first notice that the prima_y scanner was giving you th/s 15 degrees pitch down?
C: We noticed it yesterday, It was being very erratic a_d the cIc_d_ were affecting it quite easily, and at every sunset and sunrise it would go off giving ... light and give several real erratic signals. Then it seemmd to' stei_ly out a little bit and do fairly well. We _witched to the Seconclary and it was doing better yesterday, seems like they are doing very well and today we tried the _T_ a_ several t;mps jus t to compare it and it definitely is very weak, and it's ho181ng the attitude partly nose down.
CC: ow%y.
C: It has quite a wide tolerance in its attitude hold.
CC: Okay, how about in the platform aline; does it aline the platform properly?.
C: Well, fairly well. It still is alining a little bit off and Ithtnk over the long haul it would get it alined all right. But the SeeonSawy does real well.
CC: Okay. CONFtD _mt: L b_t_ '_ .your coa_uter, lmlaa_e?
P: Section 2 purge c._plete. seQ_on 2
CC: Roger, Purge is complete.
P: Boiler whe_ you want us to power down.
CC: _y, we're check_ a few things cn the c_pu_ter. We lose voice contact before we get this done. We want you to power down and start your rest cycle. We start about are going to the rest cycle a b__]f hour late today so we want you to regulate your sleeping by shifting everything a half hour baCkwards. We would also like to have you put your Cryogenic Gaging Switch to the OFF position now.
P: Dkay, the cam_uter's in Catch Up. You hit START COMP, and the fore and aft M's are just cycling through frcu 0 to 999.
CC: Ok_M. We'11 look into that for you.
P: We had this problem at the start of the REP and I theft it was beat, and I got it to stop the first but it sort of slipped my _nd. NOw that we're doing this I remember. ... \
CC: Okay, I understand it is still going back and forth. CO,'r,Dt_!,ltiAL
P: ICes, it's going _oa 0 to 99 ...
CC: Okay, it's coming up aLL the tLme, is that correct?
P: Up all the time.
P: Not it's stopped at 79h and ...
C: Roger, we are 794 aft, 215 left and we're getting _p - do'w'nreading 700, 721.
CC: The up - down is 721 m%d the other was 215.
C: Well, they're changing, They're ... left ... 722 down right now.
CC: Okay, we're just about to get LOS. the.computer
CC: Gemini-5, we would like to .haveyou leave IM3Jwhen on for a little %%ile mud power down your you t get through. TA/_U_RiVE Houst_nnhere. Over.
CC: Gemini-5, Gemini-5, this is
CC: Roger, Gemini-5, this is Houston. Could you tell us what state your computer is in presently, that is, t_l we would also like to advise you that we would like to have you leave it in _Tmtewer eonditinn it's in right now. CONFIn[ UFt ;i,uL
P: ROger, we to and as soon as the COMP come c_ green light we shut the thing off.
CC: OkaY, your computer is OFF and it was in the Prelaunch Mode when you shut it off. Could you tell me if the ccunting? XVI 's ever stopped ,
CC: You said negative, is that correct? counting.
C: Affirmative, they did stop
CC: Okay, they did stop counting. Nhat did they finally stop on?
C: 791 aft, 141 left and 710 down.
CC: Okay, that's 791 a_, 141 left and 710 dc_m.
CC: O_-_ui-5, Houston here. We've got another minute or two. We don't have any other information for you. We'11 just stand by.
C: Okay. HOUSTON
UNKNOWN: r_mini-5, oemanl-5, tala is Houston. Over.
C: ... Houston, (;emdni-5.
CC: Roger, Gamin-5, this is Rou_ton. Be advised %hat we tracked smother object _.th you ou you_ Imss across the States. Range ms 2 to IO,000 ymrds from the spacecraft, fou might took around and see if you can see anyT_hing. Un£o?tuDateiy, t can'T tell you which direction to Look.
CC: Did you sa; what size or _.m% _ime_ i
C: Time.
CC: Well, it seems to be going right along wit_ _ou. So we're tracking it ri-_ht w_t2L yo_.
C: ,,Roger. anj%_in_, why _J_n't )_1: l_;t,U:; _lOW at ti_e next station.
C: Okay. .
CC: Th_ :_J_r retu_, _ss 9pproxi:_tely the au_ ue _,_ur,,_
UNKNOWN: - '
UNKNOWN: Gemini-5, Oumlni-5, C'J_ has jou GO on the _roun,l. i_nere is nothing for you this _ss. Standing by. CO,,, :,I -, r,DENTIAL
C: Roger, Gemini-5. Thank you, CSQ. HAWAII
CC: Gemini-5, Hawaii CAP COM. All your systems look good. We've nothing for you this pass. We're standing by.
C: Roger. Thanks, Hawaii. We're GO up here.
CC: Roger. I PT. ARGUE_
CC: Gemini-5, Gemini-5, this is Houston. Over. 'Go
C: ahead, Houston, Gemini-5.
CC: Roger, I have a couple of questions, and as a matter of fact I have a lot of questions and e Flight Plan update. Are you ready?
CC: ' First, the questions. Did you see any accelerometer malfunction lights on your IMU on your last Radar Test over the Cape?
CC: No _sl lights, okay. I've got a Flight Plan update for you. Are you ready to copy? It's quite long.
C: Yes, go ahead.
CC: Okay. S-7, time is 03:21:20:08, sequence number 03. Remarks - pitch down 90 degrees. Apollo landmark time 03:21:38:02, sequenc_ 213. Remarks - pitch down 30 O3:22:48:'17, degx_es, yaw right 6 degrees. D-4/D-7. TAme sequence numbers L_95 Alpha and 416.. Remarks - pitch down CO-N FIDE "!TIAL 30 degrees, yaw right 30 degrees - volcamos. KF Test - time 03:22:55:00, sequence number ks 01. End time ia S-8/D-13 O_:00:25:00. time 03:O2:]O:00, sequence number O1 and 02. Under remarks - Pilot. S-? time O_:03:20:25, sequence number is 01. Remarks - pitch down 90 degrees.
CC: S-8/D-13. Time 04:03:30:00, sequence numbers 01, 02. Remarks - Co_msnd Pilot. KF Test. Time 04:04:00:00, sequence n,,mber is 02. Remarks - end time is 04:05:]0:00, and that's the end of the Flight Plan update. Are there any questions?
CC: Gemini-5, Houston. Did you get the Flight Plan? TEXAS
UNKNOWN: C Stand by, Oemini-5.
CC: Gelxini-5, this is Houston here.
C: Roger, you just started on the NF Test. You faded.
CC: Okay, I'11 repeat the _F Test. The time is 0_:04:00:02. I say sgsin, that was a mistake. The time is O&:O4:OO:OO. The sequence number ks 02. Remmrk - end time is O_:05:30:00. Gemini-5, that's the completion of your Flight Plan update. Are there any questions?
C: I didn't get the remarks out of that last EF Test.
CC: Roger, under Remarks, the end time for the test is 04:05:30:00. CONF!D "iNT!iA[
C: Okay, I got that.
CC: Okay, fine. We got some questions on the 8-8/D-13, Gordo.
CC: These come from the experimenter, and they Jay that they had the smoke generator and the chevron both sit. ted at the northwest corner, end their question is, Was there any problem in locating the pattern at the end of the smoke columns; and, if so, do you have any suggestions for improving the positions of the smoke columns?
C: ... however, we just had trouble locating the patterns as we got in close. Then they weren't any giveaway because we were coming in from such a different angle than we had seen it before.
CC: Okay, but you think the smoke column was placed in a reasonably good position though. Is that correct?
C: Yes sir, the smoke really points it out maybe s hundred miles, a slant range of 200 to 250 miles easily.
CC: Okay, fine. They have another question here. Do you see marks in every square or in just the two that you read off to me?
C: I can see marks in several of the squares. I didn't see them in every square, but I just didn't have the time. We were coming at such an angle that just the FIDENT1AL o_e was about all that really registered. And it appeared that Just about all that registered with Pete was one partic,;l*r square that he saw clearly. I say, we didn't get it located until we were already past it,
CC: Ro_er. I have a comment here +w_t says that the four largest targets were in the northern row. I guess they just want to point that out to you again that they keep the largest targets in the northern-most line.
C: Yes, well the one that I thought I could see the clearest that registered on me was the first target in the second row, which is the nearest to us when we went over. We didn't get real close to the targets like we did the first pass where I saw them earlier.
CC: Okay, very good. So you say the one that you saw beat _s the first one in the second row?
C: Right ... I think, again, this ia one of the problems like we have discovered in flying up ¥ere over them. It's the light angle on the target itself.
CC: Okay, now was the light angle better on the second pass today or the first Imasa,as far as you were concerned?
C: I think it was better this second pass.
CC: Okay. According to our calculations, the sun was pretty much over it for the second pass but you had to look into the sun for your first I_eS. We assume that the light was better on the second one.
UNKNOWN: then we both saw it on our second.
CC: okay. COASTAL SENTRY QUEBEC
C: Gemini-5, CSQ.
CC: Roger, we'd like to know what setting you have on your Suit Coolant Control.
C: Roger. closed.
UNKNOWN: aTM the way
CC: Umderstand full closed.
CC: Okay. We have YOu GO on the ground and if you have an experiment status report ready this rev we'11 copy it; if not, we'd like it next rev. Over.
C: Okay, we,11 catch you next rev.
CC: Very good. We have nothing on the problem. Standing by.
CC: _ni-5, CSQ. CSQ.
CC: Roger. We had a visual on you this pess.
C: Very good. than
C: ' Brighter the sunlight? FiDFr, 'r'A
C: Does it look brighter than the sunlight?
C: Very good. HAWAII _11
CC: Demini-5, Eawmii CAP COM. systems are Green. We're copying you_ d_. We have an onboard map update for you.
C: Roger. .Goahead.
CC: Roger. The title is Mmp 22:15:02. Longitude 71 East, Rev 51. The star is the same time under Remarks Ol:lO:12.
C: Okay, fine. _wnankyou.
C: Nawaii, Geminl-5. Could you give us the C_ time hack please?
CC: Roger. I'11 give you a hack at 21:14:00.
CC: Standby. 3, 2, 1,
CC: Mmrk.
C: Roger, Thadk you.
C: Okay, the time is 21:20:08 seconds, and I'm snapping S-7 m at 1/8. Alining it. We,re 90 degrees pitch down, at 1/4.
P: Very good.
C: ... We are finished with that sequence. r,DENTIAL
P: · time is 21:24:00 work with our primary scanners to secondary is just not working. So we'11 go our aeannera.
P: Okay?.
UNKNOWN: RKV CAP COM. Disregard the update.
C: RIO/, this is C_mtei-5. Go ahead with the update.
CC: I've been informed to delete the update.
C: o_-y.
CC: We'11 be standing by in case you need us.
UNKNOWN: Rog, thank you.
CC: .Everything looks reel good here on the ground. ,e,
P: Okay, you ever taken any other pictures of them for the log today?
C: Remark on the Apollo Landmark sequence 213.
C: Roger ... transmit update.
C: Roger, I was putting it on the tal0e. I transmitted by mistake.
C: Yea, the _ake is south ... is there. CONFIDENTIAL
C: .,. island out in the middle.
P: Yes, the island is not quite--
C: Oh, it seem8 to me like it's too far into the left over
P: That,s it, though.
C: The lake is quite distinguishable.
P: The island's changed completely.
C: The island seems to be _lfferent. It doesn't have the little hook on the end that they wanted the picture of.
C: Any of them ... I believe they're ...
P: ... grab it.
C: It,s late in the evenA-g and--
P: Yes, that thlng's changed considerably. The size, look there. island
P: As s matter of fact, there's an that's not there Any !ore.
C: ... and I 'm taking a picture at 1/250 at 9.5 and 1/250 at 8.
C: That's all we hive for right now.
C: _t lake sure looks kind of different in--
P: Yes. That map may not be too accurate. Now about that other lake?
C: NO, that'S it all right. Yes, that was Lake De Poopo and that was the Isla de '... ?q lr . , tDENT1AI_
P: Went tape oil"/ COASTAL'SENTRY qt_.C
CC: Oe,,,t,-,_-5. C80. CAP COM..
P: CSQ CAP C_, OelttJ_L-5. Go ahead. T/N
CC: Gemini-5, C_. We'd like you to place your switch to the _ TIME & AOQ_A_ l_osition.
P: Piece your T/M to REAL TIME AOX.
P: _t's the rotter? Couldn't you get it to turn on?
CDR: We're hawi_ a little trouble with our coamand system, I'd may.
P: Boger.
CC: Gemini-5, we have you GO on the ground. We'd like to get 0-¥0-7 tapetime eXlmeriment status and also your used. Orer.
P: OW_y. _Wae experiments were given to us today, we eom_eted everythiug but the platform n,_mher2 Venus photogra_a.
CC: Roger, copy. second.
P: OMmy. Now I'11 give you the D-_ time in just a
P: The D-4 tape remaining 20 minutes and 8 seconds.
CC: C_py remaining tape, 20 minutes 8 aeconds? Affirmative. CONFIDENTIAl._
CC: Ga:b_-5, CS_..
P: Oo robed.
CC: Aa you were. About one =t_ute till LOS. You can _)mce your T/M switch back to COMMAND and we,il be stending by.
P: T_ to CO!S_D.
P: The tim is 03 day 22 hours38 minutes. A Hasselblad l_tctureof · cyclonic cloud formetlom off Jel_U. Exposure 12. No.
P: Ex]poaure/2, mag. 4.
P: Listen.