Astronaut Scientific Debriefings, 1962-1963

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Scientific Debriefing
Question: . What did it check out'l
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Carmines:
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Bill: Did you make attempts to see it· on the day side'l
Cooper:
I sure did.
I never saw it then•
. Armstrong: It should ·have been closer on the dey side than in the night
portiono It came 1in c;l.oser, arid started out away some time during ·the f:t,rst .
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day. pass)
Before you picked it up it had started out again. It should
have been in to about two miles sometime during the first day sideo
didn't find it, but e·efore I got to the next night side,- I brought yaw back ,' •
Cooper:
At first I was on 180 degrees .yaw, and allowed it to dri:f't offo ·,
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to 180 degreeso· There was a possib_ility I .missed•it thereo .
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McKee:
Did the flash seem very consistant'l
Cooper:
Yes, it seemed to be very consistant.
~ . Carmines:
Did you see it tumble'l
Cooper:
Carmines: