Spacelog Gemini 3

Affirmative.

Okay, strike all that other stuff. It sounds to me like you've got a mechanical problem in the valve. Is that what you figured?

Roger, it must be very, very slight. We can't see the pressure go down.

Okay, and you have turned off 3, 4, 7 and 8 yaw circuit breakers and put them on again, and that didn't have any effect?

Yes, we've gone through everything, Pete.

Okay, and no cross-coupling.

Negative.

Okay. That should keep them happy back there. We are not going to send you a load. Your T_R is good. I don't have your clock counting down with mine. I guess you have a different one in. We got your blood pressure and your clocks are on as far as SET goes.

That's — Pete.

Roger.

And I have a question for John. I would like to know how his waste evaluation is doing.

In process. Tell him.

In process.

In process. Roger. Roger.

You have a GO down here from everybody, and do you have suit temps for me, please?

Yes, suit temp is running 58°, Pete. We are okay.

Righto.

2:26. Rate gyros primary. Roll jets yaw.

Molly Brown, Carnarvon.

Go.

Would you turn your real-time telemetry off after LOS from Carnarvon, please?

Roger, real-time off after Carnarvon.

Yes. We didn't get a T_X up to you.

Roger.

You're going to make these Horizon Scan Checks after a little bit?

Yes. You do it, because I'm busy here.

Molly Brown, this is Carnarvon. How do you read?

Still read you loud and clear.

Okay, you'll probably go over the hill, Gus. You look good here on the ground. We'll see you on your next go.

Roger, thank you, Pete.

Be sure I don't throw any switches over there while I'm moving around.

Want this bag for anything?

Yes, I put the paper towels back in it.

Okay, I can thrust now?

Wait till I get my suit zipped up.

….

Better get that sight out for me.

Huh?

Should get that sight out before long, too.

Okay.

I can't get the auxiliary light off there.

It's really black out there.

Yep.

I've got a scanner ignore light. Shoot, that ball must be way off.

Okay.

Oh, man! It's hot.

What's the matter, Gus?

Oh, there it is. I was losing the horizon. Don't tell me our secondary scanners are out now. That isn't right. Let's see what happens. This ball is way off. Good night! Our ball has drifted way off. Let's just go into daylight and aline the thing.

Look at that suit inlet temperature go up.

Is that moon coming up at about the right spot for you for zero yaw?

I don't see it over here, Gus.

Almost dead ahead. Maybe it's daylight. Maybe it's the sunrise.

Thruster sounds are about like the trainer, aren't they?