Preliminary Gemini 4 Crew Debriefing, Part I, 1965
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138 EO~~FIDENl~l>.L .. McDivitt White McD.ivitt McD:ivitt White McD:ivit t That was the last th.ing Ed put into orbit . Right . I put that L:1 o~bit. Earlier , it was r eally quite a sensation to see the glove float ing off. I asked Jim a few .nin.ltes before about 1 thf~ glova , ".>r Jim had asked me, "ne:v, do you want this other glove?" About a minute 1-9.t er, I saw it gQ floating o'.lt of the hatch . All I can say, Fil, war,, about a half hou.'..' 13.ter I was sure t hankful that we had g')tte!1 r id of so:ne thing. We had s·:i much other junk that we didn ' t want . I saw t he glove come fioating r)at of the righ> hand hatch , and it was a perfectly clear picture of t~ glo·,e as it floated out . It floated ::mt over my right shouLler arnl t1ut- -it l:ioked 1ike i t waG on a defL'li te trajecto:r-y going somewhere . I don't know where it was going. It floated very smartly out of -i:he :Jpa:~ecraft and ,:mt i.n-~o s pace . I thi n~-< this ha:l. a lot to do ·11ith that C'lt- gas sing. There was a definite stream--. Yes . It was following the s tream:..ine ri~ht :m~ of i:he sp~1i::ecraft . It went oat perpendicular to thP spacecraft , '~01\tffl,·l:NTt;~r