Gemini 5 Technical Debriefing, Part I, 1965
NASA-UAP-D019 · page 180 of 223
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Cooper Conrad Cooper Conrad FCSD Rep Conrad Cooper Conrad Cooper ., 175 Number 1 was firing and it was just tailing off when number 2 took in. It had the proper sequence on i t . Number 2 had completely stopped and there was an interval ther e of, it seemed like, several seconds. It wasn 1 t , but it seemed like there was a definite distinct - Between 3 and 4 was the one that. really seemed l ike an eternity. There was a definite distinct separate interval there where there was no firing going on. Then 3 fired. Then there was an even longer interval in there involved and then 4 fired. Yes. That was long enough between 3 and 4 for me to think maybe the fourth one wasn ' t going to f ire at all. I think we ought to get some comments on the night Oh, we weren ' t even aware of it . We had the lights up bright in the cockpit - We went with the lights bright We decided we ' d play it just like we did in the simulator, just like we were going to be in the simu lator, you know, with all the lights up br ight and not even worry about what was going on out the wi ndow. However, I did sneak a little peaky or t wo and you fJBfNIIAL