Gemini 7 Technical Debriefing, 1965
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172 Rather tightl y packed in. We really had to work to get it out. Borman But again, thi s is one of those things we were operating right up to the maximum capabi l i ty of the spacecraft, and I guess we had to expect that, e.ven though we did get it out. So I would not say it was unacceptable. 11.13 Miscellaneous Borman Celesti al and t erresti al observati ons, and significant observati ons or a.nomoiies affecti ng other opera.tio.naJ or experimental da.ta.. Lovell Well , we got to see Mars just nea.r the sun by looking a.t it just at sunset . Borman Mercury you mean. Mercury. We saw Mercury. And we made some other observations here for the sci entists. Lovell Zodiacal light came in loud and clear after we found out how to look f or it. Borman Right. Lovell We could not see the Gegenshein though, we knew exactly where t o l ook . Borman Okay. We also made several night passes counting meteor s . One at 215 hours plus 23 minutes, 25 seconds, I 'llade one night pass counting meteors for the entire 30 some minutes . And I saw.l meteor under Taurus and Pleia.des and it was below us , and it was short and white. The