Preliminary Gemini 4 Crew Debriefing, Part II, 1965

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on a great deal of time also.
I think you had
your faceplate closed a little more than I
did.
There at the end we were both going to an
open-faceplate and open- gloves all the way .
Yes, we were especially going open-faceplate
at the end just to see if we could jack up
the humidity.
I actually preferred to have
my faceplate closed, as opposed to having it open.
I went ahead and left it open trying to get
the humidity up.
We never really did get it
up over 60 percent.
That seemed to be where
it was going to stay.
We were happy to see that the CO2 sensor
gage stayed down low the whole flight . It
would pop up any time we turned the o High ·
2
Rate on and go up to a pretty high reading,
and then settle back down to zero. I didn't
notice any particular discomfort versus day
versus night .
No, as a matter of fact, I didn't either.
We
took some temperature readings on the cabin
window frame and they varied by about 6 or
8, 10 degrees at the very most .