Gemini 7 Technical Debriefing, 1965
NASA-UAP-D021 · page 164 of 222
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154 Lovell That was a little scientif ic experiment which we were asked to do: to see if we could see the blue horizon line, blue air glow in the daytime by keeping dark adapted and using the blue filter. Borman The r esults were negative. Lovell That is right. Borman Anything else? Lovell I think we hit everything on the sextant. Borman We had no equipment malfunctions with the sextant other than the f act that you got double vision. Lovell And the sextant was not as bulky to operate on t he space craft as it i s on l and. It is a pretty bulky piece of equipment, but it is not bad. 11.4 Visual Acuity and Astronaut Visibility and Vision Test (M-9) Borman Updating techniques and communications proceduresi This was an area that was outstanding. I t seems redundant to comment about it everytime, but is is true. Equipment set up and usage for the vision test and the M-9 experiment, no problem. We tried this in the simulator and we tried it in flight and it was the same. Lovell The photometer left a little bit to be desired. Borman Oh , I think we are talking not just about the tests that