Spacelog Gemini 3

It wants to keep yawing us all the time.

Huh?

It wants to keep yawing us all the time.

Yes.

We must have a leak.

What kind of leak?

Okay.

You want the plotboard?

Yes.

If I can get it out.

The intercom is noisy, isn't it?

I can't get the plotboard out of there.

I can't get it out, John.

Can't get the plotboard out?

I'll darn sure never get it in. Oh yes, there it comes.

Molly Brown, Canary CAP COM. How do you read?

Canary CAP COM, this is Molly Brown. how do you read?

Roger. Read you loud and clear, Molly Brown.

I read you the same.

We have your T/M solid and all systems look good on the ground.

Okay, we look pretty good up here.

I have your 2-1 time if you are ready to copy. Do you copy, Molly Brown?

Okay.

Okay. Ready with 2-1.

Roger. ΔV139. GMTRC 15 55 47. GETRC 01 31 47. Roll left 55°. GMTRB 16 05 31. Roll right 65. Did you copy?

Did you get 'em?

Yes.

There goes a planet up there.

Did you get 'em?

Roger.

Molly Brown, Canary CAP COM.

We're getting ready to read them back to you.

Roger.

Roger. ΔV of 139. GMT of 16-belay that—15 55 47.

Molly Brown, Canary CAP COM. Request you place your radiator switch to the FLOW position.

Roger. Radiator is in FLOW position. Has been the whole pass.

It's cooling us right down too. It's working.

Reading back a GMT of 2-1—15 55 47 GMTRC. GMTRB is 16 05 31. Bank angle 55° left and right 65°.

Molly Brown, Canary CAP COM. We are standing by for your UHF Com Check. Do you copy?

Roger. We are on UHF #2. Have been the whole pass. Over.

Molly Brown, Canary CAP COM.

Go ahead.

I don't think they read me.

Roger. We are standing by for your UHF Com Check, and would you place your radiator switch to your FLOW position?

Roger. John has been answering all of those. He's just in RECORD.

Roger. The radiator has been in FLOW the whole pass. The UHF has been on No. 2 the whole pass. over.

Roger. Copy you loud and clear, Molly Brown. We are standing by for your blood pressure.

Roger. Blood pressure is coming down.

Roger.

Roger. your radiator outlet temperature if off-scale high. Your radiator inlet is 74.

Roger. Off-scale high. Going back to BY-PASS on radiator.

Roger. Understand.

Molly Brown, Canary CAP COM. Stand by to start your clock at 20 minutes ground elapsed time. On my mark.

MARK! Did you copy, Molly Brown?

Roger. I copied, and sea urchin eggs activated.

Roger.

Be advised we have received your blood pressure, Molly Brown.

Roger.

Radiator outlet temperature is off-scale high and Greenwich Mean Time is 1445.

Rate Command looks good.

Okay. The control checks are completed.

Do you still read, Canaries?

Molly Brown, Canary CAP COM.

Roger. Control checks are completed and insertion checklist is completed too.

Roger. Understand.

I've been advised from the Cape you might put your prop switch off and recycle a couple of times, and it might stop your leak.

It's not leaking.

Did you copy Molly Brown?

I copied.

Here, Gus, let me get your drogue pin in.

Molly Brown, Canary CAP COM. Do you copy?

Say again.

Roger. Can we have your sea urchin egg time again, please?

Roger. 20 minutes elapsed.

Roger. Understand.

We are over Africa, John.

Yes.

I knew I wouldn't get these pins stowed until we were over Kano.

There's all kinds of junk floating around in here.

Man, I agree!

If you'll give me the camera, I'll take a couple of pictures.

Okay. The waste valve is in NORMAL.

We've got a scanner ignore. Wonder what caused that. Hey, we're pitching over and there's nothing I can do about it.

Scanner ignore is driving you?

Yes.

Oh, I know what it was. My knee was hitting the control stick, wasn't it?

No, I don't think so. That would only be in Pulse anyway.

We've got to get this pressure back up.

Do we have a leak?

It's this event they were talking about.

Let's see.