Otrobonita/noicy-space-talks huggingface dataset:
C: I got the stuff for S~5. Say again the Apollo no. 4. Is that Rev 507 (Part of pass missing from tape)
C: ..... cups of water in addition to this, since the last time I saw you. I had about a 4-hour nap, and that's the best sleep I'v_ had sD far.
UNKNOWN: look good on the ground here, too. Can you say again the water?
C: I've had about 10 or 15 gulps of water since I woke up.
C: I'm going to have another 10 or 15 here, as soon as I get through eating.
UNKNOWN: fine. That's all we need. Surgeon out. (Part of pass missing from tape)
CC: ..... 19:15 Zulu.
C: Okay. Start 19:15 ...... 19 16 42.
CC: Roger. That's a good thing.
C: Okay. Is this without fuel or with fuel?
CC: We'11 get you squared away.
CC: That '11 be with fuel. With fuel.
C: Okay. With fuel.
CC: Roger. HAWAII
CC: Gemini 4_ Hawaii.
C: Gemini 4.
CC: Roger. We have your T/M solid. All systems look good on the ground. I have a map update for you when you're ready to copy.
CC: Roger. Rev 33- G.n.t. 18 51 44. Longitude 151° East. Did you copy? Over.
C: Roger. Rev 33- G.m.t. 13 51 44. 151° East. That,/. you.
CC: Roger. Hawaii CAP COM standing by.
P: We're going to run our first real S-6 now, rather S-5, which wtll be a series of 35 photographs on the 32nd Rev, coming over the Western part of the United States. They wtll be done at 5-second intervals.
CC: Gemini 4, Houston CAP COM,
CC: Roger. Are you real busy now, Jim?
C: Well, we're Just about to start this S-5. What can I do for you?
CC: Well, you go ahead. I'11 get you to give me a call when you get done, and I'11 pass up this other in- formation to yau.
C: Okay. TEXAS
CC: Gemini 4, Houston CAP CO_ We'11 need your computer ................................. 9n_
CC: Roger. Computer on.
C: ..... Roger.
P: Oluay,completion of this run was at 17:47 and we ran off to counter n,_mber39. We started about 1 or 2. We ran off about 39 or 36 pictures. BERMUDA
C: Roger, Gemini 4. Go ahead with your update.
CC: Roger. It's 40 feet. Did you get the last one I gave you?
C: Negative, I never got _6-4.
CC: Okay. 36-4: 40 ft/sec forward. That's l+_-V6. 120 ft/sec aft at 2+31. At 23 38 08. 2+48. 8+43.
C: Roger. Was that 2+48 and 8+43?
CC: Affir,_tive.
CC: Okay. We would like to know if you have your Squib Battery ].off?
C: Roger, we just bumped off.
CC: Okay. You have a valid 36-4 in your computer. Ynu can turn your computer off.
C: Okay. Computer's off.
CC: Okay, and if you want to -- in fact, we'd like you to update all of your Type 2 Medical Passes to Type 1. That'11 give you a little more exercise.
C: Okay. Very good. All Type 2's to Type 1.
CC: Okay, and how much has Ed been sleeping the last couple of hours? Can you give us a clue on that?
C: Roger. Ed's only had about an hour nap. We're going to hsve to rearrange our sleep cycle a little bit, too.
C: Okay. Have you felt rested with the amount of sleep you've got, or do you think you'11 need some more?
C: No, I don't think we're getting an awful lot of rest out of it, but on the other hand, we're not doing much so we're really not too tired. I think we'11 go th_ough this next pass, and Ed'11 go back to sleep again. _ . . · . , ....
CC: Okay. The other thing is, when you were doing your m_neuvering during the first orbit, did you get that recorded on your onboard tape?
C: You mean on my voice onboard tape?
CC: Yes. Did you get any of that - did you get it re- corded on your onboard tape?
C: Roger. We got a good bit of it.
CC: Hey, we'd like you to bring your Primary 02 pressure down to 800. It's up to -we're reading it at 960.
UNKNOWN: I've got 950. We'11 bring it on down.
C: Gus, on this -what's on the Voice Tape Recorder - they say we were turning it on and off. So we don't have it a11.
C: Say again, Houston.
CC: Hey, Jim. This is Gus again. Do you read Houston still?
C: I'm not reading you.
CC: Hey, do you want to talk to your wives next pass?
C: Sure.
CC: Okay. If you want them, we'11 put them on.
C: Okay_ on that last pass we took about 38 pictures on the Synoptic Terrain Photography, starting a little bit east of San Diego and until we ran into the cloud co_rage again. We picked up with inter- mittent pictures as soon as we started over the southern part of the United States down around Alabam_ and Mississippi and on across to Florida. We got some very good pictures of the weather in that area, then we got some pictures of the air fields around Jacksonvt]le. We took a couple of pictures of the Cape. Probably one of the best pictures we got was one shooting back, and we got the whole weather formation along the coastline starting with Florida and going all the w_y back to Texas. A very well defined line of weather follow- ing closely to the coastline. Then we took so_ pictures of the weather formation in the State of Florida, around Cuba and the island area, and into the gulf ..... weather build-ups, clouds, and we took a couple of pictures of the island, some very good pictures. We ended up taking up 55 pictures.
C: Just saw a satellite, very high, ..... spotted away like a star on the ground when you see one go by. A long, long ways away. When I saw this satellite go by, we were pointed Just about directly overhead. It looked like it was going from left to the right. ..... back towards the west, so it must have been going from south to north.
P: The fix on the vent valve and the ECS 02 was very cleverly fixed to take care of John's complaint that it vented out of scale. Now, of course, it vents down into the scale and causes quite a big of prob- lem_ as everyone knows, with the oxygen. The prob- lem still lies in getting the ..... in here .....
CC: Roger, read you loud and clear. I've got a long list of updates for you. Let me know when you're ready to copy.
P: Roger_ stand by one_ please.
P: Go ahead.
CC: 55-4: 85 forward, 97 aft. 2+18. l+11. 22 03 38. 3+05. 8+43 .
CC: 36-4: 40 forward, 120 aft, 1+06. 2+31. 23 38 C8. 2+48. 8+43.
CC: 37-5: 83 forward, 41 aft. 2+18. 0+50. OO 56 11. 3+48. 9+10.
CC: 38-3: 83 forward, 54 aft, 2+18. 1+08. 02 30 02. 3+00. 8+42.
CC: 39-3: 83 forward, 68 aft, 2+18. 1+25. 04 03 10. 2+4o. 8+26.
CC: 34-DEIJPA: 84 forward, 72 aft, 2+19. 1+30. 19 34 27. 10+07.
CC: 35-DELTA: 84 forward_ 57 aft, 2+19. l+11. 21 07 34. 10+07.
CC: Correction. That'11 be 11+30.
P: Roger. Roger, got them.
CC: Okay, 36-DELTA: 84 forward, 43 aft, 2+19. 0+55. 22 4O 42. 12+17.
CC: 3?-DELTA: ll4. 2+25. 00 14 40. 12+22.
CC: 38-I_EIf_A:100. 2+07. O1 49 14. 12+01.
CC: Okay, I want to go back and check that 35-DELTA. The G_XPRC should be 21 07 34, and the next number is 11+30. Did you copy that one?
P: That's affirmative. Got it. Got them all and those are good calls.
CC: Okay_ thanks. The people back in HOuston would like some kind of a spare moment to try and describe on your onboard voice tape recorder everything you remember tb_t happened on your first rev.
P: Roger_ we'11 try to describe ever3_thingthat happened on the first rev on the onboard tape recorder. We've _lready done that.
P: Roger, everything looks GO up here.
CC: Okay, it looks real good here on the ground.
C: What's mv latest apogee-perigee?
CC: I'11 get you a new one. Hold on a second.
CC: We have not ..... This pass we'11 get it for you.
C: Okay, okay, Carnarvon.
UNKNOWN: advise Houston that as far as we're con- cerned S-9 and S-6 are complete. Do not do any more flight planning.
CC: Okay. Complete on the S-5 and S-6. We got that.
CC: Okay, here's your apogee-perigee: 88.1 148. 7.
P: Roger. 88. 1. 148.7-
CC: And they say you got a real low decay rate.
C: It's a streamlined capsule.
CC: The fellow sitting next to you is streamlined.
P: And I say this is a streamlined capsule.
CC: Your boss says it's incredible.
CC: Gemini 4, Hawaii CAP C05t
CC: Gemini 4, F_waii CAP COM_ Do you copy?
C: Roger, Hawaii. Gemini 4. I read you.
CC: Roger. We would like to request you take a cabin humidity reading, and a hatch temperature reading.
C: Roger. Say that again, you're oscillating.
CC: Roger, request a cabin humidity reading and a hatch temperature reading.
C: Okay, _e Just finished doing that a little while ago. About half-way around on the night side the hatch temperature was 67° , and stand by and I'11 give those others.
C: Roger, the cabin dry bulb was around 72°, 73° , and the wet bulb was around 60° . Stand by and 1',1.1 give you the relative h_,m_dity in Just a minute.
C: W-wali. That relative humidity is about 61 percent.
CC: Roger. Copy 61.
CC: Also have update for your Apollo D-9 run whenever you're ready to copy.
CC: Gemini 4, Hawaii _ C0_
CC: Gemini 4, Hawaii CAP COM on UEF. Do you copy?
CC: Gemini 4, on UHF. Do you read?
CC: Gemini 4, on UHF. Do you copy?
CC: Roger, I have some updates for your Apollo D-9, Rev 33.
CC: Steading by. Waiting until you're ready to copy.
CC: Roger, Rev 33, run 4j start time 19 43 00, that's sunset time. End 0-20. I repeat 20 19 00, which is s,,_ise. Did you copy? Over.
C: Roger. We got them.
CC: Also, would like to advise that you will have a SPAI_ test on Rev 54 over Antigua. Your ES sensor shol_ldbe switched on from 19 20 OO to 19 39 00. Did you copy? Over.
CC: Gemini 4, Hawaii CAP C0_ Did you copy them? The last?
C: It looks like ..... over to the right about 10° · ..* ·
CC: Gemini 4, this is Houston CAP COML
P: Go ahead, Houston CAP C0M, Gemini 4.
CC: We wan_ both of you to drink lots more water. Do you read?
P: Roger, this is Gemini 4. Reading you broken up, but stand by one. We're going to be _nning a .o,.e
CC: I didn't r-_ad.
P: Roger, stand by for about five.
P: Houston CAP COM, Gemini 4. Stand by for about 5 minutes, we'11 be working on this Apollo Tracking Project and we'11 be back up with you.
C: I Just saw one down there .....
P: Is it real white?
C: No, it's not that white.
P: ..... white pants. There's a lot of clouds up there.
P: Going over Mexico, I think .....
C: ........
P: I never saw it over here. Look here .....
P: I can't believe we missed .....
C: No, neither can I. We sure have ......
P: This looks like the area coming up on us now, Jim. There's the Big Bend. I believe we're passed it, Jim.
P: Yaw amd let's take a picture of the Big Bend. Can you? Here, let me see if I can get it. m ,
P: All right. See if you can pick up .....
C: I'm going to track on the --see that white spot up there along the coast?
P: I think this is Corpus Christi coming up here. Over there, you might be able to pick up an air field down there.
P: Yes. there.
C: ..... that white spot down
CC: Gemini 4, Gemini 4, this is Houston CAP CO_ Do you read?
P: Roger, stand by, please.
P: All right ..... but not too .....
CC: Gemini 4, this is Houston CAP C0_ Do you read?
CC: Gemtni 4, Houston CAP CO]_
CC: C_mini 4, Houston CAP COM_
CC: C,_mini4, Houston CAP CO_
P: Is it clear? time.
P: Let's try to get those this
C: If you're tired, I'11 give you some help.
P: I got a lot of the horizon over here. You mtght roll b_ck tO the left a little bit.
P: Now, there's the horizon --that's what the horizon does. You can't see it now, but the horizon changes between sunset and sunrise. Quite a bit.
C: As a matter of fact. I want to take a picture of this.
P: I took a picture with the long lens to show how the horizon changes between sunset and s,,n_ise.
C: Okay. Yes.
P: You got it? do.
C: That's what I was golnE to
P: Man, I can't see anything now.
P: Felt that?
P: Yes, that really wipes me out. Very, very ..... I can see they .....
C: How is the horizon?
P: The horizon's not bad.
P: How is it supposed to be, --we're supposed to be
C: ..... yaw around to the right .....
P: Look at those stars.
P: How do you like that stuff?
P: Got a yaw, now roll right. There's
C: something wrong.
P: I hate to tell you, Jim I can't recognize any of them .......
P: Okay, I've got the ..... Now, roll over to the right.
CC: Gemini 4, Houston CAP C0_5 COMu
P: Okay. Shoot some pictures.
C: ..... , Ed.
P: Okay, I ..... COM_
P: Look down below.
P: I'11 pitch up, Jin_
C: It's going up now?
P: Got to go faster. It's going up faster than we are.
C: Row's thatl Is it going faster?
P: I'm catching up now.
C: Are you making an aim to your right and come around .....
P: I want you to yaw, pitch back down.
C: You want me to pitch down now?
P: No, not tt]l I get there.
P: Okay, start pitching down.
C: Is that enough?
P: No. --Yes.
C: How are we doing?
P: If I could find the horizon, I got it hacked. I got the star, and I got the blue filter on. It cut everything out except my star, pretty we] ]. But I haven't got down to the horizon yet.
P: This thing, I think, could do with an eye stabili- zation.
C: Yes, I think it can too, Ed. I said that ..... looked like .;v.: too.......
C: Hey, am I down. too low? I've got a lot of horizon in my window.
P: No, I think that pitch is right.
P: Okay, I'm ready to start taking a measurement here in a minute.
P: Okay, when I put the blue filter on, the horizon is gone.
C: You are rightl It's this blue filter.
C: How about the green filter?
P: Right r _w, i:tb _f them. I thi::? it's su_:_;a dark night. out.
P: The green filter I ha'_ cut m_st of the air- glow.
P: It leaves :ne a little tiny band. And it's pretty hard to measure from.
C: Why don't you get that hand and see what kind of angles you get?
P: Well, I want to try. I don't think I ought to use that filter.
C: Nope.
P: Not yet.
C: Why don't you do a, say, ..... after it went out.
P: Well, ]t,':_su,-i,a little b_t, it.'salmost .....
C: Yes, the airgt_lW is pretty dim. Hot glowing very much, is it'. _
P: I've been taking some measurements on the horizon .....
P: The star went out the top of the .....
C: The star went out the top. I couldn't hold it any- more
C: CKay, you want me to do the next one then?
UNKNOWN: me try one more hack at it.
C: That will hold, maybe ..... a little better. found
P: We out that the filters aren't too good.
C: Yes, I planned on playing a lot around with the filters, just themselves when you were sleeping. The next thing I was going to do, I was just going to get the sextant out and play with the filters and stuff.
P: I'm taking my helmet off.
C: How you doing? 2_j
C: _%._at?
C: Got them yet'.
C: Okay, what was that question again? I can't hear very well.
C: Gus?
C: Okay, go ah,sd ..... :Pnat is it? Now tell me what they are.
C: Tell me what they are, ncw.
C: Okay, start with the third reading.
C: 11:27. What?
C: Is it okay for you?
C: I think that's true.
CC: Gemini 4, Hotmton CAP COM_
CC: Gemini 4, Houston CAP C0_ Over.
C: You're taking yol_r helmet off and the clear filter. Right?
P: e. ° ..
C: What is _t, Ed?
P: ...,.
CC: C_mini 4, Houston CAP COM_ Over.
C: ',_at was it?
P: ..... 12Oth.
C: You want the ' e down? You want to go to ...... We're ..... Y3u think it might help?
P: e, ,o.
CC: Gemini 4, Houston CAP C0_L Over.
C: You okay, huh?
CC: Gemini 4_ Houstor CAP COM. Over.
C: That help you?
CC: Geminl 3,, Houston CAP COM_ Over.
C: Say again ...... 16 minutes.
C: Okay now. Use that curve.
CC: Gemini 4, Houston CAP CO_ Over.
C: Use that c_rve for ..... Yaw right.' Left or right?
CC: Gemini 4, Houston CAP CO)& Over.
C: You're using Arcturus, instead.
C: It isn't a simple task, is it?
C: How're we doits?
C: You okay?
C: Hello.
C: Want me to pitch down?
C: _u_
P: Yaw to the left.
C: Boy, there's a nice horizon out there now. The moon is setting and the airglow layer and the
C: 34:28 1/2. Approximately .....
C: _quat?
P: It was planned.
C: Why do you put a question mark after it?
C: You use the wrong star?
R: u'._edthe _"_....fi7 .....
C: Yaw left? --Yaw left.
C: How's that?
C: What? Did you get the reading?
C: ..... Centauri, ..... Go)
C: Any star we could find would be a good deal.
C: Ready to yaw around to the right?
C: Dk:ty. Rigil Kenta_l is one _,_ _*' _ _..e.... .- -- which one is Rigil Kentauri?
C: ..... get away an attitude.
C: The one farthest away. Rigil Kentauri .....
C: Golly. How do they expect .....
C: Why don't you take one of the Southern Cross stars, then?
C: _nat? --Well, I think when we finish the flight work .....
C: Are there any known stars out there close to the horizon?
C: Yes ......
C: Are there any stars close to the horizon?
C: The green filter is the best?
CC: Gemini 4, CRO.
UNKNOWN: 4, CRO CAP COM.
CC: Gemini 4, CRO. Do you read? It liiks like we're losing some power leads. Will you push them down on your chest. Push them down.
CC: And if you read, give me ..... from the cryogenic gage ..... Quantity Read Switch.
CC: Roger. Got that.
CC: Okay. Standing wave looks much better now.
C: Ed thinks that you need to ..... to control the spacecraft for angles over 20°. On the same token, I noticed you were going through some pretty big gyrations .....
C: Yes, because you're left .....
C: If you got time, we've got one more ..... for you.
C: The blue filter cuts the whole horizon out.
C: The blue filter.
C: 27. What?
C: What did you hear that time?
C: No filter the first time, right?
C: Got a battery ..... Got another .....
C: Right, Ed?
C: Ed, turn the ACME power supply off.
C: Ed, do you have the Blood Pressure Bulb?
P: Got Gemini? No.
P: ..... testers on.
CC: Gemini 4, CSQ CAP COM_ Do you copy?
CC: We have a good oral count. We have a good oral count.
CC: Start your blood pressure and stand by for Surgeon on your HF.
UNKNOWN: 4, this is Surgeon. On your blood pressure.
C: Pressure coming up ..... on the temperature.
UNKNOWN: We got your temp.
C: You're blocked out. Say again.
UNKNOWN: we got your temp, and we now have a full- scale on your cuff.
UNKNOWN: 4, do you read?
C: You're blocked out. Say again, please.
UNKNOWN: 4, this is Surgeon. We have got a tempera- ture and now have a full-scale on your cuff.
UNKNOWN: 4, this is Surgeon. We received your blood pressure, and you can start y _'exercise on your mark.
C: CSQ Surgeon, Gemini 4, ..... blood pressure .....
UNKNOWN: 4, Surgeon. You're broken. Would you say again?
C: Surgeon, did you get a good blood pressure? ,m
UNKNOWN: We got a good blood pressure. You can start your ,.xercise on your mark.
UNKNOWN: 4, Surgeon. Do you read?
C: Roger, Gemini 4. Did you get a good blood pressure?
UNKNOWN: We got a good blood pressure. You can start your exercise on your mark.
C: Roger. He has already started and will be sending you his blood pressure in a moment.
C: He's finished.
UNKNOWN: He's stopped. Okay, we'11 have a blood pressure.
UNKNOWN: 4, Surgeon. We have both full-scale on cuff.
UNKNOWN: this is Surgeon. Chuck Berry says no reason not to get 8 hours if you so desire. Do you read?
C: Can we now hold it off on our ..... Right now and we got a little off on our ..... We'11 try to pick up the schedule and get back on it.
C: And the Pilot missed the sleep period starting a little after 28 hours elapsed time .....
UNKNOWN: now have a valid blood pressure. We would like to have a detailed eating, drinking, and sleep re- port from the Command Pilot, please.
C: Surgeon, this is Command Pilot.
C: ..... drinking my last ..... 25 gulps of water.
UNKNOWN: are broken. How many gulps of water, please?
C: About 25.
UNKNOWN: 25.
UNKNOWN: about sleep?
C: Roger ......
UNKNOWN: Would you repeat your eating? Did you say finished A-1 and the first part of A-27 SImge,n_.
UNKNOWN: 4, Surgeon, CSQ Would1 you're,at your eating?
P: I'd like to comment a little on the sextant. Its use in a cramped spacecraft is very difficult, particularly with the helmet on. I finally decided it was going to be useless with your helmet on to try to take the angles that the stars, that were being called for, required. So I took my helmet off. This gave me a little more flexibility in using it, but still I was limited to angles of about 20 to 23° without maneuvering the sDacecraft. What would happen if the star would be cut out by the upper part of the window. Now, by more frequent and liberal maneuvering of the spacecraft you could maneuver it so that you _,ave the long axis of the window in your tracking plane. We were somewhat limited by fuel and we didn't choose to maneuver in this manner. We used Pulse Mode, too, without a lot of maneuvers. The stars that were selected for that run were ones that had rather high angles _o the horizon and, therefore, were very difficult to get. We finally decided to go ahead and get the stars a little closer to the horizon. I ran a couple on Canopus and a couple of others, as you'11 notice. The blue filter seemed to block out the horizon totally; I didn't have any horizon when I used that. Our horizon image probably is not as good when there is moonlight. The green filter, though, gave me w_hat I would consider a little clearer horizon than ! had with no filter at all. I felt there was not a difficulty in making these measurements with either the green or clear filter. Still, the horizon is not very well defined and you have to kind of standardize yourself and measure on the same part of the horizon t_hat you did before to get some type of a standard measurement. To me it was easier to measure with no filter to the top of the airglcw. With the green filter I liked to measure the bottom of the airglow.
CC: Rpger_ -ira We wo,_uldlike to geo a readout on yo:ar OA,¥£ source pressure, temperature, and your quantity gmge.
C: The OAMS source temperature is 60° and the pressure is a little below 2000.
CC: Roger. What about the quantity?
C: Quantity is reading out 60 1/2 percent.
CC: Roger. W_nen are one of you going to sleep?
C: It will be about 4 .....
CC: You're cutting out.
CC: Gemini 4, hold your switch down a little bit longer. You're cutting out.
CC: We are only getting your first word, Jim.
CC: I can't say that's okay.
CC: Okay. That came through good.
CC: Have you really decided who's going to go to sleep first?
C: Yes, Ed is.
CC: Ed is. Ok_'y. Ar:d about when will he go to sleep?
C: About another 50 minutes.
CC: Hey, Jim, did you see that tropical storm off California?
C: Yes, I did.
CC: It's a full-blown tropical storn they tell me now.
C: We_l, there were a lot of clouds .....
CC: Did you log IFR?
CC: You're cutting out again.
C: Okay. Must be that microphone.
C: I say, clouds run a third of the way between Hawaii and California.
CC: And you say clouds from about a third of the way from Hawaii to California and what was the last?
C: And they stop abruptly at the coastline.
CC: Roger. That's stopped abruptly.
CC: Hey, Jim, would you press on your External Tempera- ture again, please.
C: Does that help any?
CC: Yes, that looks better.
CC: You're still alive.
C: ..... wise guy.
CC: Christ just told Joke A.
C: This is a real dilly, isn't it?
C: I thought it was going to be my turn to tell Joke A.
CC: We will go ahead with B when you can stand it. csq
CC: ..... computer on and also give us your _autity Read Switch OFF.
CC: Gemini 4, CSQ. Would you check your main batteries and give us a GO or 110-30 on your mains? For a ..... or the 48th.
CC: Gemini 4, be advised that Pilot can scrub his Bio- med data pass over Hawaii, the next Rev.
C: Gemini 4. Roger.
CC: Roger. Gemini, what was your status for CX)--NO-GO, 48?
C: ..... 48.
C: Just a second. !'t! give you the battery status.
CC: R._Ee:.
CC: Be advised, you cmn turn your computer and Quantity Read Switch OFF.
CC: I have Just updmted your computer with a new 36-4 load. I have your back-up quantities. Would you prepare to copy?
C: Roger, stand by just a moment.
C: Gemini 4, with the battery data.
C: Roger. The adapter batteries are all fine, staying at 24, the main battery are - Just a second, the adapter batteries -- the adapter batteries are _ to 2 1/2 at 24. The main batteries at 9 and 22 1/2.
CC: Roger. Are you prepared to copy your 36-4 backup guidance quantities?
CC: Roger, we're GO here. I'm going to change your TR to a 48-1.
C: Have a go with your guidance' quantities?
CC: Roger. Area 36-4: 4 40 and 120; 1+06. -°+31. 23 Hours, 38:08. 2+48. 8+44. 36-4 without ,_- neuver, GM_RC 23 31 59- 7+30. 14+42.
C: Roger, have received 36-4 with and without OAMS.
CC: Roger, the G_I_RC for your 48-1 is 3 days, 17 hours, 20 minutes, 18 seconds.
C: Could you give me a G.m.t. time hack, please?
CC: Roger, on my mark it will be hours 07 minutes - about a minute.
CC: We still have indications that your AC power is ON.
C: Roger, I think it is.
CC: Be advised, also, that we have some D-9, Delta 9, Experiment data for you.
C: Roger, stand by '_:ti! I get my time b_ck.
CC: We'rc going to _have an LOS, I believe. I'11 let Hawaii give you a G.m.t. time hack. I think we'11 have LOS before you can copy.
C: ..... you give me the hack.
CC: Okay, about 10 seconds. 3,2,1.
CC: MARK! 22 hours 07: 00.
C: I got the mark.
CC: Okay, D-9. Are you prepared to copy?
CC: Gemini 4, CSQ. We've had TCM LOS. I'11 advise Hawaii to s. d you the Delta 9 Experiment Data. HAWAII
CC: Gemini 4, Hawaii CAP COM, do you copy?
C: Roger, Hawaii. Gemini 4. Loud and clear.
CC: Roger, I have your D-9 inform_tion. Are you ready to copy?
CC: Run 2: Start 22 43 00. End 23 22 00. Use sched- uled filter setting. Did you copy? Over.
C: I copied the time, 22:43 and 23:22. What was the experiment?
CC: This is D-9, run 2. Use scheduled filter settings. Did you copy? Over.
CC: Roger, understand. Pilot will be asleep during this period.
CC: Roger. Hawaii standing by.
UNKNOWN: III ' _ · Ii I I I , GUAYMAS
CC: Gemini 4, G'aayra_sCAP COM.
CC: Gemini 4, G_aymas CAP COM-
C: Guaymas, this is Gemini 4. Go ahead.
CC: Roger, we got your ground-to-ground here. I got a map update for you. Ready to copy?
C: G_yr_s, Gemini 4. Be advised that I've got my helmet off, and I can't read you.
C: Do you have anything important to tell me?
CC: I Just wanted to give you a map update ...... Negative.
C: Okay, stand by one and let me get a pencil. I can still hear through the headset. Just a minute.
C: Okay, go ahead with your map update.
CC: Roger, Rev 36, ascending node, the time 23+18, longitude 82° East.
C: Okay, understand that was Rev 36.
C: I'm good for 23:18 --ascending node was 82 East?
CC: 82 East.
C: Roger, 82 East. Thank you.
CC: Roger, we'11 see you tomorrow.
C: Okee-doke. Next time I'12 :.:_w , hat on, ___ _. hear what you're saying.
CC: Rog_;r. HAWAII
CC: You look good here on the ground, Gemini 4.
C: Roger. Everything looks good up here, too.
CC: r_em_ini4, Hawaii CAP COM.
CC: Roger. I have a 48-1 load for you, if you will turn on you_? coml_lter.
C: My computer's on.
CC: Roger, computer. With your load. Here it comes.
CC: You have a valid 48-1 load.
C: Okay I didn't get a DCS light.
CC: Did Z copy, you lid?
C: Negative. I did not.
CC: You did not get a DCS light.
CC: Gemini 4? Hawaii CAP COM.
CC: Gemini 4, Hawaii CAP COM_
C: Hawaii, Gemini 4. I can't read you.
CC: Roger. If you can read, turn your computer off.
C: Roger. I never could get that DCS light on that. I'11 put the computer off.
CC: Gemini 4, this is Hawaii transmitting in _he blind. We have information on your Pegasus time: O1 39 OO. Yaw -- 0°, pitch up --60_, slightly to your right, heads up 300 nautical miles. I repeat again. In the blind, Hawaii transmitting, O1 39 00, Pegasus, Yaw --O°, pitch up --60°, slightly to your right, heads up, 300 na'_'cat miles.
P: MSC-2 and -3 were placed OFF at 02:28.
C: What time?
P: Okay, 02:25. Correct that 28 to 02:25.
P: Those are the Himalayas, I'm quite sure, having seen Gordo's picture that he took. It was such a good one. I believe we took -- Oh, oh, we took a sunset picture of the .....
UNKNOWN: _u's% ._:a'., another satellite. !:_'!.as':'::_escrlbed 'n'_ it t, >'_,'as he did the ?,the:-_::e. ':":'isw_s at i4: Ji- _ ._5. '.at .... _._ '_ , riEht. Csrrc": tha% to 02:_7 Or },Q.
P: This :}ne was 5 lot farther away than the one intended for us. }_.etried to get a pict_u_ of it.
P: Did you get a picture?
P: Yes, he took a picture of it with the 4-power tele- scopic lens.
P: It came by on my side. The sun was smack dab in the window. I couldn't see anything.
P: Well, I saw a white ball. Jim says this is about what it looked like. Kind of a white ball. I saw part of the white hall.
CC: Gemini 4, CSQ CAP COM_ Would you turn your computer ON for a 48-1 preretro update-
P: Gemini 4, with the computer on.
CC: Say again, Gemini 4. You're broken.
CC: Be advised that you ha_ a critical tape dump and a Medical Data Pass Type i _)r the Command Pilot over the RKV this pass. 05 hours 14 minutes.
P: Type i for the Command Pilot over RKV.
CC: Roger. Go ahead, Gemini 4.
P: Gemini 4. The Command Pilot is awake now. We will- be standing by for the medical task to run a make- up on the medical stuff.
CC: Gemini 4, you're broken. Say again last.
P: Roger. The Pilot is awake now. We'11 be standing by for a medical type pass ..... the flight plan.
CC: Roger. I'11 pass the word back to Houston,.
CC: Be advised at 58 hours 10 minutes, about an hour ago, you surpassed the total elapsed time of all the U.S. 5_nned Space Flights. Our congratulations l
P: Roger. Understand, ..... have surpassed total elapsed time of Manned Space Flights of the United States.
C: This is Gemini 4 again. I saw another satellite up there.
C: We saw another satellite about - it was 02:_8 when I saw the thing and it was much farther away than the other one th%t I saw. I tried taking a picture of it. I think Y might have it on our 2OO-m_ lens.
CC: Roger, good show.
C: I'm afraid this one was way too far away to show any detail.
CC: Roger. I'm going to send you a Gemini load. Would you watch your DC8 light for reception this time?
CC: Did you get a light?
C: Roger. We got a light. It was turned down last time; guess that's why I didn't see it.
CC: Be advised you have a new 48-1 TR time and load. I have your backup guidance quantities. Are you prepared to copy? CIA
CC: After the 48-1 copy, also have a block of and PLA data.
CC: Okay. 48-1: 142. 3+08. 17 20 OO. 2+39. 8+49. You got that one?
P: Affirmative. 142. 3+CC. 17 20 00. 2+39. 8%49.
CC: Roger. PIA
CC: Okay. For your and CLA update' Area 40-5: this is a split burn. 96 forward, 120 aft. 1+34. 2+30. O_ 38 10. 2+96. 8+92. Area 41-DELTA: 83. 1+41. 06 30 09. 8+58. 15+O1. Area 42-2: 90. 1+92. _ 06 26. 6+52. 11+59. How's it going?
P: I'm _oing pretty good. Your 41-D, you were garbled. I c¢o_ldn't read that but I got the rest of it, though.
CC: Let me go back and pick up 41-DELTA: _V 83. l+41. 06 30 09. 8+_8. 15+O1. Did you get it that time?
P: N ', i b! 'ked _u: aga:':: _n tb_t _ne. fur out.
CC: Roger. I'11 say again. 41-DELTA: _3- _0:_. $k53. 19+01.
CC: (L) ahead.
CC: You can turn you_ computer OFF.
P: *..e.
CC: Gemini 4, CSQ. You can tu_-n you_- computer OFF.
CC: Did you get the 41-DELTA? ROSE KNOT VICTOR
CC: Gemini4, _- CAP CO_
CC: Gemini 4, PJN CAP COM-
P: RKV, C_minl 4.
CC: Roger. We have a valid temperature on the Pilot. Go ahead with the blood pressure.
C: RKV, Ge:mini 4.
CC: Gemini 4, RKV. Did you copy?
CC: Gemini 4, RKV, We have not received your blood pressure as yet.
CC: Okay. We show the blood pressure starting to come up.
UNKNOWN: 4, _w/<VSurgeon. The cuff is full-scale.
UNKNOWN: right, Gemini 4. We have a good blood pressure. Give me a mark on your exercise.
P: RKV, Gemini 4.
UNKNOWN: 4, RKV.
P: Roger. Did you get the blood pressure?
UNKNOWN: We have the blood pressure. Give us a _-rk when you're ready for your exercise.
UNKNOWN: L, RKV.
P: Are you getting the oral temperature urd the blood pressure?
UNKNOWN: have the oral temp and we have the blood pressure.
UNKNOWN: 4.
UNKNOWN: 4, we have the oral temp and the blood pressure.
UNKNOWN: you copy?
UNKNOWN: 4, RKV. Do you read?
P: RKV, Gemini 4 is reading you 5 square.
UNKNOWN: We have the temp and the blood pressure. Give us a mark when you start your exercise.
UNKNOWN: 4, RKV Surgeon. We're waiting your blood pressure.
P: Roger, coming at you.
UNKNOWN: 4, RKV Surgeon. Can you pump that one more time?
UNKNOWN: is full-scale.
UNKNOWN: _, we have a good blood pressure. Can you give me your food, water_ and sleep report?
UNKNOWN: 4, RKV Surgeon. Do you read?
P: Roger. Gemini 4 reads you.
UNKNOWN: by for your food, water, and sleep report
C: Roger. This is the Command Pilot .....
P: Both Kleenex container zippers failed. They split open from the bottom below the zipper so that the zipper is no longer effective in the container.
P: Started the D-8 run at 05:35.
P: Position two.
P: Position 3; I believ_ I was in position 2 for 2 minutes. lI Il II I I - Il I I 4.
P: Position
P: Position _).
P: Position 6, complete for test, D-8, for the 4th run and completed at 05:41.
CC: Gemini 4, Gemini 4, Houston CAP C0_t Over.
P: ..... 4.
CC: Gemini 4, this is Houston. We are not reading. Houston in the blind. Pilot be ready for Medical 04:16. Data Type i at CSQ. Acquisition time: I say again, Medical Data Type i for Pilot at CSQ. over. Acquisition: 04: 16. Houston,
P: Roger, Houston. Gemini 4. Got your message.
CC: Roger. Read you loud and clear that time.
P: Roger. Reading you fi_e square, also.
CC: Good. Did you read me ..... at Ascension?
P: Negative_ I heard so very faint, but evidently you couldn't read me, and I couldn't get anything that you said. Be advised now that the Co_m_and Pilot is going down to sleep. He should be asleep for the next 4 to 6 hours.
CC: Understand. Command Pilot's asleep. Should be asleep for the next 4 to 6 hours. Very good.
CC: Be ready to give the food and water report for both. of you over the CSQ if you have ti:_.
P: Roger, will do. COASTAL SF_NTRY QUEBEC
CC: Gemini 4, CSQ. Turn your Ql_ntity Read Switch ON for about 15 seconds.
CC: After we finish with the Aero-Med Pass, we want to pass up some more of the CLA and PLA data. We have a good oral temp on the Pilot. Stand by for Surgeon.
UNKNOWN: Pilot, this is Surgeon.
UNKNOWN: this is Surgeon. Surgeon.
UNKNOWN: this is CSQ Surgeon calling Gemini.
P: Roger, CSQ Surgeon. Gemini 4.
UNKNOWN: Pilot. We have a good temperature for you. We're ready for your blood pressure.
UNKNOWN: this is Surgeon. We got a valid blood pres- sure. Start the exercise on your mark.
P: MARK! Surgeon.
UNKNOWN: this is May I speak to the Com_mand Pilot, please?
P: Be advised the Command Pilot is asleep.
UNKNOWN: Pilot is asleep. Roger.
UNKNOWN: we've got a full-scale on your blood pressure. Can
UNKNOWN: Surgeon. Your blood pressure's valid. I have a readout on your food and water at this time?
P: Roger, coming with a report on the Pilot. The last meal the Pilot had was the second day, the fourth sw-llows meal. I've had 9 of water, and I'm feel- ing great. The Cozm_and Pilot, 3 the third day, and the no. i meal, he had the defecation bag and has had about 20 sw_l 1ows of water. The Pilot is getting ready to eat Meal 5-1 at the present time.
CC: Gemini, CSQ CAP COM. Turn your Q_?_ntity Read Switch OFF.
CC: Are you prepared to copy CLA?
CC: We won't have time to go through the entire list. CIA. I want to give you a one The next one coming up.
CC: Okay. CIA 40-DELTA: 84. 1+47. 04 57 16. 10+07. Did you copy, Gemini?
CC: Gemini, CSQ. Did you copy 40-DELTA? CANTON
P: Canton. Gemini 4.
CC: Gemini 4, this is Canton.
CC: Gemini 4, this is Houston CAP C0_t Over.
P: Go ahead, Houston CAP COM. Gemini 4.
CC: Roger. Stand by to copy some more updates.
CC: Gemini 4, are you ready to copy CLA and PLA update? Over.
P: Hello, Houston CAP CO_ Gemini 4.
CC: Gemini 4, this is Houston CAP C0_t Are you ready to copy CIA update?
P: Houston CAP COM, Gemini 4. Ready to go on the update.
CC: Roger. I'11 read again 41 Delta, 41 Delta: 83. 1+41. 06 30 09. 8+58. i_M)i. Ad_se if you copy.
P: Roger. 41 copied.
CC: Roger ..... 43-2: 101. 2+06. 09 40 59. 5+14. 10+36. I:J:-2:114. 2+22. 11 15 26. 3+51. 9+13. Did you copy those last two?
P: Say again 44 dash 2. Say again Delta V. Then retro command.
CC: I say again 44-2: ll4. 2+22. 11 15 26. 3+51. 9+13. Over.
P: Roger. I got that one. Say again 40 Delta V.
CC: 40 Delta: 84. 1+47. 04 57 16. 10+07. Over.
P: All right on that one. Do you read 41 Delta? Over, please.
CC: Roger, 41 Delta: (Over.) 83. l+41. 06 30 09. 8+_. 15+O1. Over.
P: ..... Delta V ..... 83. 141.
CC: 83. That's 83 for 41 Delta.
P: Houston CAP CO_ Gemini 4. Be advised that you are badly broken up at this time.
CC: Roger. So are you.
CC: Did you copy 40 Delta? Over.
CC: Gemini 4, this is Houston. We rill get the rest to you at RKV. Over. ROSE KNOT VICTOR
CC: Gemini 4, Gemini 4, this is RKV CAP CO_
CC: Gemini 4, Gemini 4, RKVCAPC0_
P: .Go ahead, RKV. Gemini 4.
CC: Roger, how do you read me on this pass?
CC: Roger. Be advised that you are, will - request that you make an EF check at Ascension during this pass. The time of that Hl_ check wtll be 05 hours 15 minutes. You will turn your transmitter on at our LOS to make a short check and make the final check at Ascension.
P: Roger, HF check at 05:15. A final check at Ascension.
CC: Did you get 40 Delta PIA update?
P: Affirmative. 40 Delta PLA update. 84. 1+47. 04 57 16. 10+O7.
CC: Roger, I have a 41 for you.
CC: Roger, it's a split Delta V 46 ..... 120 120. 1+8. 2+30. 07 20 2L 7+50.
P: Roger, you faded out on the GMPRC ..... Say again, please.
CC: The GMI_C 07 20 21.
P: Say again the first.
CC: Roger. 07 hours 20 minutes 21 seconds.
P: Roger. Got you. 07 20 24 7+50.
CC: Roger. 42 Bravo Split AV. 40. 120. 1+07. 2+30. 08 50 48. 8+36. 43 Bravo Split AV. 27. 120. o+45. 2+3o. 1o 22 59. lo+0z.
P: Roger, got 43 Bravo, but did not get the info before, did not get any of the information before it.
CC: Roger, I say again, 42 Bravo Split AV. 40. 120. 1+O7. 2+30. 08 _0 48. 8+36.
P: Got most of that. Say again GMI_C.
CC: Roger. GM_RC 08 50 48. Do you copy?
P: Roger. 08 50 48. That was 42 Bravo. Is that correct?
P: And 43 Bravo, 42 Bravo, 44-2, 43-2. Did you give me a 46? You faded out on that one.
CC: Negative, I did not give you a 46.
CC: That is all of this group. We have a correction on that time for the HF voice check. It is at 05 hours 09 minutes. Do you copy?
P: Roger. 05:09.
CC: Gemtn_ 4, this is Houston CAP COM- Over.
P: Go ahead, Houston. Gemtnt 4.
CC: Gemini 4, reading you loud and clear at Eano. I have a D-9 update for you.
CC: Roger. It's revolution 41. The start time is o6 01 44.
P: Roger, I understand. Revolution 41. 06 O1 J_J_, D-9 and in what notch?
P: Roger, I got that Rev 41. 06 01 44 D-9. And what mode of D-9 do you want us to perform? one.
CC: Roger. Stand by
CC: Gemini 4, this is Houston. That's the Sextant D-9. Rev 41. Over.
P: You're breaking up.
CC: Gemini 4, this is Houston CAP COM. That's D-9, Run no. 2, Run no. 2. Over.
CC: Gemini 4, this is Houston. I say again, Run no. 2, no. Run 2.
P: Roger, understand. Run no. 2. ,
CC: Roger, that's all.
P: Am I to understand that we are authorized to use fuel on that one?
CC: That's affirmative. Use fuel. ROSE KNOT VICTOR
CC: Gemtni 4, Gem_l 4, this is REV CAP COM.
CC: Gemini 4, Gemini 4, REV CAP C0_
C: Go ahead, RKV. Ge,..int4.
CC: Roger, Gemini 4. I have an Apollo update plus several other updates for you Are you prepared to copy?
C: Roger, we wtll be in the middle of Experiment D~9 right now. Can you hold them or ..... late trans- missions on the time schedule? you get through with your D-9 Experiment in time, 1/2 give me a call. We have about 5 minutes left of this pass.
C: Roger. I don't anticipate that I'11 be done in time.
C: Roger, thank you. KANO
CC: Gemini 4, Gemini 4, Houston CAP COM_ Over.
P: Go ahead, Houston. This is Gemini 4. update.
CC: Roger, Gemini 4. I have an o_bital map Are you ready to copy?
P: Go _bead°
CC: Roger. On Rev 42, longitude 31° West, G.m.t. o6 4o35. 2_7
P: Houston CihP COM, Gemini 4. Say again, please. You were blocked out.
CC: Roger. Rev 42, longitude 31° West, G.m.t. 06 40 35.
P: Roger, I got the update and be advised I've got an RCS heater light and I presently have my RCS heaters ON at this time.
CC: GT-4, Houston CAP COM. Say again, please.
P: I got a RCS heater light on the dark side of this pass, and I put the RCS heaters ON.
CC: Very good, Edward.
CC: Roger, Gemini 4. We got that. And also at elapsed time of about 64:30 in your Flight Plan, scratch "power up spacecraft for translation." Over.
P: Roger_ understandj "Power up for trar.slation."
P: Be advised that over ..... is in the A-ring and not in the B-ring.
CC: Roger, we got that, the A-ring. ROSE KNOT VICTOR
CC: Gemini 4, RKV OAP COM.
P: Go ahead, REV. Gemini 4.
CC: Roger. I have an Apollo Landmark update for you. This is for Run - Run 6, Sequence 15, Rev 42. The G.m.t. time will be for 8 hours, 31 minutes, yaw 15° , pitch 30. You can use your 0AR_ if necessary. Do you copy?
P: Roger-dodger. Apollo Landmark Ru__ 6: 08:31, yaw 15, pitch 30, and fuel no problem
CC: That's affirmative. Flight would also like to know what the position of your RCS heater switch is, and the status of the indicator lights.
P: Roger. I've been having a cycling on and off of the requirements of the RCS heater. The first one was at 06:47, and I put the heater on and the light was extingulshedat 06:54. That was ringA. Ring B came on at 06 - 07:05. It took 5 minutes to - extir,r2_sn it. .Ring B c[.me sn a% _,.233, _nd -% a!s_ %Dzk _ .n_nutes to extir_uish it. Ring B came on at 07:37and it took 5 minutes, and Ring A came on at 07:50, and it took D minutes. They look like pretty temperature good readings. The on the - the temper- atures are down around 67°.
CC: Roger. Very good. And Flight also advised that would they like to have you give their reports like this to each site each time this is turned on to keep with the power usage curve.
P: Roger. I thought you would. Be advised also, I set up a slow rotation so that when I get out on the daylight side I can get a .....
CC: Roger. It sounds like a real good idea. You have a medical pass over the Canary Islands on the pilot. The Type i on this next rev, and that will be ap- proximately G.m.t. of 08:17.
P: Roger. Understand a Type 1 Medical Pass at 08:17.
CC: Okay, ..... look good here on the ground on you, and that's about all we have for this pass. We'11 stand by if you have anything else.
P: Roger. Everything is good up here.
P: The Co,.-_nd Pilot is still sleeping. He '11 be getting up in about 30 to 40 minutes.
CC: Gemini 4. Flight would like to get a confirmation that this is Sequence no. 15 for you on this _Apollo' Landmark.
P: Roger, it was a Sequence 15.
CC: That's affi_tive. CANARY
CC: Roger. Your systems look good. We're ready for your Aero-Meal Pass 1. Meet my Surgeon on UHF.
CC: Gemini 4, Canary Surgeon.
P: Go ahead, Canary. Gemini 4.
UNKNOWN: that Pilot pump up blood press_Lre cuff.
UNKNOWN: pressure is received. Start exercise on your mark.
UNKNOWN: pressure is received. Request your food, water, and rest status.
P: Roger. I had -- I'm eating at the present time. Meal 2 of the third day. I've had 6 swallows of- water. I had 4 good hours of sleep out of the last 5 when I had my sleep cycle.
UNKNOWN: good. Four good hours out of your 5 hours rest cycle.
P: Affirmative.
UNKNOWN: good. This is Canary Surgeon returning you to Canary CAP CO_
CC: Canary CAP COM_ We have nothing more. We'11 stand by for you.
P: Roger. I'm in the process now of an Apollo Lan_-_rk. ROSE KNOT VICTOR
CC: Gemini 4, Gemini 4, RKV CAP C0_
CC: Gemini 4, Gemini 4, RKV CAP COM_
CC: Gemtni 4, Gemini 4, RKV CAP COM_
P: RKV, Gemini 4. Go ahead.
CC: Roger, the Surgeon has some questions for you.
UNKNOWN: 4, Gemt ni 4, RK? Surgeon. Over.
UNKNOWN: 4, Gemini 4, RKV Surgeon. (hnar.
UNKNOWN: is this the Co_nd Pilot?
P: Negative, this is the Pilot. :;1_,-'_-i,.".
UNKNOWN: the Command Pil,_t still
P: He's just getting up. Did y,,,, w._,_ :_ ._ai<_-_l }_ass on him? I
UNKNOWN: no medical pass. w;mt.ed to ask him, if he was awake, his opinion ulw,,lI.hi_; sleep period, and how long he slept. am ?ill,t..
C: I sorry. This is the Comet,,1 I ..... 1/2 There were _ and hours and I w ,_ld guess that probably at least 4 of it was pretty good sleep.
UNKNOWN: You are coming in loud and clear.
UNKNOWN: other questions -- did you use the waste collec- tion system at al]. during the flight?
P: Boy, did we everl We each used the defecation sys- tem one time and the urine system about four or five times, I _le_n.
UNKNOWN: A ,i,,r::l I,,r,,_nm,di,.t_l.1(_n,lh,v_ you taken any :aecLicatluKiY
P: medication, Negative. No Surgeon.
UNKNOWN: And the Pilot is now scheduled for a sleep period. When do you plan to go to sleep, Ed?
P: REV Surgeon, Gemini 4.
UNKNOWN: Gemini }_, REV Surgeon. One other question.
UNKNOWN: Pilot is scheduled for a sleep period. When do you plan to sleep?
UNKNOWN: 4, Rk_ Surgeon. The question _ _ when does the Pilot plan to sleep? ..Over.
C: Roger. We're discussing that_ either right away or right after the _C-10 Experiment which will be right about ..... I think it'11 probably be an hour and a b-1 f. Roger.
UNKNOWN: no other questions, CAP COM.
CC: We're about to have LOS. %_nat's it from here.
C: I just have a comment to make about the -- is the tape z.mning over there? Is the light on?
P: I've got this taping. i,, '" 27_
C: OkAy, want to comment on our food. Zo far every orap4e Juice bag, ever_- bag that I ha_ put _ter into that ,has had orange Juice in it in any form, or pineapple, or straight orange juice, has had a leaky water valve. Now, I'v_ had only one other drippy bag so far, and we're already about 60 so.e- thing ho_rs into the :'light. But every single orange Juice bag has had a leak in it. And Ed Just came up with another leaky orange juice bag for him- self. But this is Ed's first one. TEX_$
CC: Gemtui 4, Gemini 4, Houston CAP CO_ Over.
CC: Gemtni 4, Gemini 4, Houston CAP C0_t Over.
C: Roger, this is Gemini 4.
CC: Roger, Jtm. I've got some significant weather for your S-6 Experiment. Over.
CC: Gemini 4, Gemini 4, Houston. I have some weather for your S-6 Experiment. Can you copy? Over.
C: Roger Houston, Gemini 4. I understand you'w_ got some weather for us for S-6. You're pretty broken up, I didn't get your message.
CC: Roger, Gemini 4. Weather for S-6. Look for any cloua.q in lee of the Canaries and Madeirs Island for oblique photographs. Location approximately 200 mtles south and 300 miles north of spacecraft position at time 09 51 OO for a total of 5 minutes, 05 minutes. It's highly desirable to get photo- graphs of these clouds on successive passes over the same area.
C: Roger. Understand you want us to look at some eddy clo,,a._in the lee of the Canaries at 09:51. Is that correct?
CC: Tluat's affirm. You got it, Jim, and would you turn your _antity Read Switch ON for about 10 seconds?
C: Roger. Do we have some fuel to take these pictures?
CC: That's affirm. Also Jim, for information, we tenta- tively plan on powering up the Platform at 67: I+O elapsed ti.,._o. T'::a+ 's !_?+,'._" e]'::,-_-! · :,-,, :'::- a?i_r, x~ llm_te!y 2 h_urs. We'11 _v_ ,, :-,-,.-!.-,-i }.'ill-;' _]_:n for you shortly.
C: Okay, we'11 t_wer up the platf, q_ ,t , 7:,,0.
CC: What it'11 amount to, we'11 f_l]._w the FlIfht Plan, but we'11 have to revise it in ter:_::,;f succes._tw: order, some of the items.
C: Did you say the direction we're _upposed to look for these eddy clouds?
CC: Roger. You can turn your Quantity Read OFF now. for eddy clouds around the Canaries and ,V_ieir_ Island. Location approximately 200 miles south and 300 .tiles nor_.h of spececraft pooitlo,..
CC: Th_tt timu i_ .iusL about the time ,,F Canary's ac- quisition.
C: Roger. But I know what you are talking about. Roger.
CC: Gemini 4, Houston. Can you give us any idea of your whether you've got some of gear stored. We're concerned about CG. Over.
C: It looks like we're going to end up with ECM on the floor, and we're going to have the cabl_= in Ed's And lap. we're going to have the gun stowed in the center food box where it was. We're going to have the film in the center food box. We're going to have the camera equipment in the side food box.
CC: Roger. We got it. CANARY ISIAN!_
C: Go ahead, Canary.
CC: Roger. Your systems still look good. I have 10 retro updates for ycu. Let me know when you're ready to copy.
C: Okay, we're ready. 2_ 46-1: !l,. 2+2Q. 14 12 47. _+_?'. i_,55. 47-1: Fore _nd aft firing thrusters. <_ _::d 120. O+1l_ and 2+30. lQ 4c _6. 3+17. 8+57. _-1: Fore and aft thrusters. 24 and 120. 0+40 _d 2_O, correc- tion 2+50. 17 20 19. 2+42. 8+43. 49-4: 111. 2+21. 20 06 48. 4+11. 9+_6. 44 BRAVO: Fore and 120. aft firing thrusters 14 and O+2_ and 2+_O. 12o. n 55 47. 11+1o ...... 5: 2+30. 13 29 13. 11+42. 46 BRAVO: 94. 1. 19 08 39. 11+30. 47 BRAVO: 85. 1+48. 16 42 59- 10_56. %8 ESAVO: 82. 1+45. 18 15 36. 10+O5. And that's a11. Did you copy?
C: Affirmative, I copied.
P: Go ahead, Cans my.
CC: Are your RCS heaters on?
P: N_gat_ve, they are not.
C: Canary, Gemini 4.
CC: Gemini 4, Canary. Go ahead.
P: All right. 08:25 to 98:35 and O8:14 to 08:20.
CC: Say again the last.
P: 08:14 to 08:20.
CC: Roger. Copy on 08:23 to 08:55 and 08:14 to 08:20.
P: !'ye taken a picture, a very good picture, of the Cairo airport from the track over the station.
C: I think that on this tracking task, using the world map and the small map of the Cairo-Alexandria area, we were able to pick up the airport at Cairo. Now- ever, I didn't see the airport until we were abo_t lO° from it, I would guess, or 15°. Is that when you saw it?
C: Okay, _o that makes -
P: '_t next time.