Gemini 4 Experiment Debriefing, 1967

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No, no.

You'd have to be spacecraft-modern. You could get the rates down low and you could-

O. K.-

You could certainly hold it within a half a degree. But now your half-degree- You'd have half-degree tones within the spacecraft . . . (I think that would do it).

That's all right. You can build in a certain amount of smear (so you can get a very good day).

Wait a second - Let me ask you another thing. What is the airglow that you're looking at now. How will you look at this? Where abouts is it going to be?

Well, it will be at the horizon, or a degree or two above it.

I know, but you see, you're looking at - the horizon behind you is gone down - by very fast. The airglow is essentially - if you're looking at a different piece of the airglow - not the horizon at a certain spot. Now are you going to look behind you and look at continually changing airglow or look in front of you and see a continually changing airglow or are you going to try and look out at night in viewpoint and try to pick up a piece of airglow and track . . . . .

That's a very good question. I would say one would be very satisfied to pay the integrated aspect it's moving.

One should also try the other experiment. Ha Ha Ha.

I didn't mean that I didn't think of your experiment, Dr. __

I didn't mean to complain.

Part of the game.

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