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 "title": "NASA-UAP-D022 Gemini-9-Debriefing 1966",
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 "year": "1966",
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   "text": "CODE\nNASA ROUT\nNAME (if 11tm1ary)\nSLIP\nACTION\nAPPROVAL\nCURRENCE\nINFORMATION\nINVESTIGATE AND ADVISE\nNOTE AND FORWARD\nNOTE AND RETURN\n1.\n2.\n3.\nPER REQUEST\nRECO-ENDATION\ns.\nSEE ME\nSIGNATURE\n6.\nREPL y FOR SIGNATURE Of:\n7.\nREMARKS:\nCODE :\nFROM:\nNAME:\nDATE: /C, / JJ\nU. S. GOVERNMENT PR I NTIN G OFF ICE : 1963 OF-671845\nNASA Form 26 ( Rev. Jan. 1963)"
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   "text": "NASA ROUTI G SLIP\n._\nACTION\nCODE\nNAME (if 11,wsar;,)\nAPPROVAi.\n1.\n<&e.\"\"\"' I'\\\\' ,r\nC~Rl£NCE\nL ~LE\n2.\nt7 'O\nINFORMATION\n_q_\nINVESTIGATE ANO ADVISE\n3.\n\\~\nNOTE AND fORWARO\nNOTE ANO RETURN\nPH REQUEST\n,.\n11£COMMEN0A TION\nSEE ME\n5.\nSIGNATUllE\nUPI.Y FOi SIGNATURE Of,\n6.\n7.\nREMARKS:\nL /\\61?,vpt, ~\n9-,. N~ \\or• ll ~ri~,\n( ..\n'2.\nAtOM: ICODE,\nI NAME, ~ p\nIDA:,/ ( i. I ' '\nUS. GOVE.NJlllt:HT ,11NTING o,r,c,\n1913 o,-'71145\nNASA Form 26 ( Rev. Jan. 1963) V\n\\J"
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   "text": "7 /6/66\nMemorandum to the File\nFrom: J. R. Gill\nSubject : Experiments Debfiefing of Gemini IX held in Bldg.4, MSC at\n8:30 A.M. June 16,1966.\nGemini IX ' s performance on the 0SSA experiments was impressive .\nThe guiding\nperformed for S011 and S001 was the best that has yet been done on a manned\nspacecraft .\nIn all 40 usu.able pictures of the airglow were made with the\n2-filter (split field) arrangement attached to the wide angle Maurer lens\n(NRL' s experiment) .\n8ee1: was done inside the capsule since it was not possible to attempt it\nduring the EVA .\nTHey got pictures of the zodiacal light and the Milky Way\nand the guiding was good even for the 30 sec sweeps .\nOn Tri-X these are the\nbest pictures yet of the zodiacal light surpassing the results achieved on\nGemini V.\nS011; About 40 usable pictures of the airglow were obtained.\nTHese contain some\nof the same star fields pictured in S00l.\nGuiding was very good even though\nCernan had to do the experiment from a very awkward position.\nS012:\nHemenway showed several pictures which were enlargements (up to 35,000\nexposed\ntimes) .\nOnly a small portion aJf the/ surface has been a.na.lyzed, but on this portio\nportion 9 impacts are recorded.\nHemenway is investigating possible \"contamination\nbetween experiments before sending the individual sections to guest investigators .\nOn the biological experiments where the results come ou:b faster (a) 3 swabs\ntaken inside the s/c re-flight were dirty; post-flight these same areas\nwere sterile . (b) the T-4 bacteriophages and t he penicilliumspeciroens"
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   "text": "2 .\nsurvived the spaceflight; two other speciment.\nThe 30-day report on this\nexperiment will contain more results, but the full micrometoerite analysis\nwill take some time.\nS-5 and S-6: These experiments were not officially carried, but nonetheless it\nwas done as \"operational procedure.\" In all some 300 color pictures were taken\nwith the Hasselblad and Maurer cameras both of which were carried (for the first\ntime.\nThe Maurer is eventually planned to replace the Hasselblad, but this has\nbeen slow in evolution.) A strip was taken over Peru where the weather happened to\nexcellent. Features show up in these pictures which do not appear on any existing\nmap; for example, a glacial lake in the Ange~ which do not appear on any existing\nmaps.\nThe Peruvian Embassy has been informed of this lake which may portend\nan avalanche hazard for villagesilocated below,\nThe Peruvians have sent a\nmilitary p-l,ane into the area to investigate .\nTHis indicates the possible current\nuse of such pictorial information .\nTHe AMU exercise was unsuccessful. It proved to be too Im.lCh \"work\" under the\npresent arrangements. It takes two hands just to control the body peeitionang.\nHand-held photography during EVA for experiments looks \"out of the question\"\nat present.\nJ ocelyn R. Gill"
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   "text": "7/6/66\nm\nMMmorandum to the File\n!\n.\n.I '•"
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   "text": "OPTtONA.L FORM NU. 10\n•\nMAY INZ. EDIT(ON\n­\nGSA P'PMR (,t CFR) t01-11.f.\nUNITED STATES GOVERNMENT\nMemorandum\nTO\nSM/ DirectoJ , ~~\nDATE: June 21 , 1966\nManned Flik-'t'1~ periments Office\nFROM\nSM/Jocelyn R. Gill\nSUBJECT: Report on Gemini 9\n\\ )\nGemini 9 -\nn~e,ct:xon on our experimen\nwas impressive .\na\nS-1 -\nZodi~al Light Experiment (N\n) -\nThis was done inside\nthe capsule .\nPictures were taken of the zod~cal light and\nthe Milky Way .\nGuiding was quite good even for the 30 second\nsweep .\nTri- x film was used , and best pictures yet of the\nzodi~cal light .\nS-11 -\nAirglow Horizon Photographic Experiment (Koomf n) ­\nNaval Research Laboratory -\nAbout 40 us~ble pictures of\nthe airglow with a split field picture were obtained .\nSome\nof the same star field were shown in S-1 .\nGuiding was very\ngood even though Cernan had to take pictures in a very\nawkward position .\nS-12 - Micrometeorite Collection (Hemenway) -\nShowed several\npictures which were greatly magnified - enlargement of the\nmicrometeorite experiment .\nOnly a small portion of the\nexposed surface has been analyzed .\nNevertheless 9 important\nones are recorded on these films .\nHemenway is investigating\npossible contamination between experiments before sending\nindividual portions to guest experimenters .\nBiological Experiments - Results of these come .out faster .\nPart A: 3 swabs were taken inside of spacecraft .\nPreflight were dirty .\nPostflight : Some areas were sterile .\nPart B: Penicillium and T- 4 bactericidal specimens survived\nthe spaceflight .\nTwo other specimens did not .\n30 day report\nmay have more results but micrometeorite experiment will\ntake some time .\nBuy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan"
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   "text": "2\nS- 5 & s- 6 - These were not officially carried , but Stafford\nand Cernan took over 300 colored pictures using the Hasselblad\nand Maur er camera .\nA photographic strip was taken over\nPeru where weather was excellent .\nSome features show up ,\nfor example , glacial lake in the Andes which do not show on any\nexisting map .\nPeruvian embassy has been informed of this lake\nwhich may portend for avalanch hazard to villages located below\nthis lake .\nMilitary plane was sent into area to investigate .\nAMU - This was unsuccessful .\nProves to be \"too much work\"\nunder present arrangements during EVA .\nIt takes two hands\nto control the body positioning .\nHand held photography during\nEVA for experiment looks out of the question at present time .\nJocelyn R. Gill"
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   "text": "U . S . NAVAL RESEARCH L ABO RATORY\nWASHINGTON , D. C. 20390\nCode 7020\n21 June 1966\nDr. Homer E. Newell\nAssociate Administrator\nSpace Science and Applications\nNational Aeronautics and Space Ad.ministration\nWashington, D. c.\n20546\nDear Homer :\nFirst, in behalf of the NRL- GSFC collaborators in Gemini Experiment S- 9,\nI want to express deep gratification at t he strong int erest in and concern for\nthe success of our experiment shown by you and by Dr. George Mueller.\nThe\nsubstantial help that both of you and your associates in NASA have given us\nis much appreciated.\nThe proposal to include two high- altitude orbits in the flight plan for\nGemini mission XI has been carefully examined by physicists at MSC\nHouston,\nas well as by our joint NRL-Goddard group .\nAt a meeting in my office yester­\nday with officials from NASA Headquarters and from MSC, Houston, we agreed\nthat the S- 9 experiment would not be hurt if the flight plan included t wo\nelliptic orbits bavine an altitude of 750 nautical miles at apogee (approxi­\nmately over Australia) during the 26th and 27th orbits .\nOur emulsion stack\napparatus would be retrieved from the retroadapter section during the first\nEVA, and stored inside the Gemini capsule in a manner suggested by Messrs .\nJoseph Lill and Peter Higgins of MSC, with an orientation that would minimize\nthe effect s of background radiation incident on the window face of the package .\nIn short, we believe that the proposed high-altitude orbits are compatible\nwith the S- 9 experiment.\nMay I digress t o say that we in the NRL group are looking forward to\nfavorable consideration by the Manned Space Flight Experiments Board of our\nrecent Apollo proposals for cosmic- ray studies outside the magnetosphere, and\nfor observations of cosmic y- rays in earth- orbiting Apollo vehicles .\nWith warm regards,\nSincerely,\nJ.><urice 1:!3hief Scientist\nLaboratory for Cosmic Ray Physics\nPrincipal Investigator, s-9)\nP . S.\nA list of those attending the meeti ng in my office yesterday is attached.\nIn an earlier meeting several weeks ago, we benefited from participation by\n✓\nAstronauts Charles Conrad and William Anders .\n)\\ ~\n~ff'\nI\n• ~\ncc : Dr. George Mueller\nMr . Leroy To.y\n~ , r<\""
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   "text": "In attendance at meeting in Dr. Shapiro ' s office\nU. S. Naval Research Laboratory\n,\n20 June 1966\nNASA Headquarters, Washington\nEldon W. Hall\nVearl N. Huff\nMSC, Houston\nWyendell B. Evans\nJoseph C. Lill\nPeter W. Higgins\nGSFC , Greenbelt\nCarl E. Fichtel\nDonald V. Reames\nU. S. NRL\nMaurice M. Shapiro\nBertram Stiller\nFrancis W. 0 1Dell\nRein Silberberg\nChen-Hsiang Tsao"
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   "text": "LABSTRACTS\nNo. 23\nU. S. NAVAL RESEARCH LABORATORY, WASHINGTON , D.C.\nJune 10, 1966\nUSRL Joins\nRL\nEffective July 1 the Navy Underwater Sound Ref­\nerence Laboratory (USRL) in Or land o, Florida,\nwill be disestablished and become a di v i s i o n of\nNRL. It will be designated as the Underwater Sound\nReference Division (USRD). As a division of NRL,\nUSRD, in its program of standards and instrumen­\ntation development for imderwater sound measure­\nment, will be re-enforced by the spec i a 1 i zed\ncapabilities of related elements of the NRL research\nstaff. The f i n an c i a 1, management, and support\nservices requirements will be backed up by the\nservice organizations of NRL.\nThe new division will continue under the imme­\ndiate supervision of the Chief Scientist, Mr. O. M.\nOws ley. Mr. Owsley will report directly to Capt\nT. B. Owen, Director of NRL, for the management\nof the operations and the effective prosecution of\nthe program. He will be guided as appropriate and\nin their respective areas, by NRL's Director of\nResearch, Director of Support S e r vi c e s, and\nComptroller.\ncontinued - page 2\nNRL Signs Labor Contract\nfor Guard Unit\nThe U.S. Naval Research Laboratory and Colum­\nbia Lodge No. 174 of the International Association\nof Machinists and Aerospace Workers have nego­\ntiated a comprehensive agreement covering all non­\nsupervisory security guards in the Laboratory's\nSecurity and Administrative Services Division.\nFollowing a grant of exclusive recognition to the\nUnion on January 19, 1966, negotiations began on\nMarch 31, 1966, and were concluded on May 26.\nThe Laboratory's negotiating team was beaded by\nCapt J. C. Matheson, Director of Support Services,\nand included LCdr J . H. DalPian, Se c u r i t y and\nAdministrative Ser vices Officer, and Mr. T. F.\nGarnett, Jr., of the Personnel Division. The chief\nnegotiator for the Union was Mr. R. W. Fauntleroy,\nBusiness Representative of Columbia Lodge No.\n174. Mr. Fauntleroy was assisted by Mr. R. E.\nBunner and Mr. H. B. Brooks, both members of the\nLaboratory's guard force.\nThe completed agreement was signed at 3:00\np.m. on Wednesday, June 1, in the Office of the\nDirector of Support Services. The effective date\nof the agreement is June 2, 1966. It is anticipated\nthat the agreement will remain in effect for one\nyear with the possibility of its subsequent extension\ncontinued - page 2\nChair of Cosmic Ray Physics Established\nEffective May 11 the Laboratory established a\nChair of Cosmic Ray Physics for Dr. Maurice M.\nShapiro, who recently r esigned from the Superin­\ntendency of the Nucleonics Division after 12 years\nin the latter position. The post of Chair of Science\nwas c r eat e d by the Laboratory to confer special\nrecognition on the incumbent as a distinguished\nscientist of exceptional accomplishment.\nThe staf.f of the former Cosmic Ray Branch,\nwhich Dr. Shapiro organized and led since 1949,\nwill constitute the L ab oratory for Cosmic Ray\nPhysics, with Dr. Shapiro as Chief Scientist.\nThe Laboratory for Cosmic Ray Physics is en­\ngaged in studies of the primary cosmic radiation­\nits composition, energy spectra, and other proper­\nties. This group of physicists composing the Lab­\noratory has become especially well-known for its\nsignificant contributions to our knowledge of the\nhelium component and the heavier primary nuclei\nof the cosmic radiation, as well as for its earlier\nwork on elementary particles. Dr. Shapiro is also\nPrincipal Investigator for the Gemini Cosmic Ray\nExperiment S-9, a collaborative enterprise of the\nLaboratory and the Goddard Space Flight Center.\nThe emulsion stack designed for this experiment\nwas lost on the ill-fated Gemini VIIl but, the ex­\nperiment is re-scheduled to be flown on Gemini\nFlight XI.\nSavings Bond Campaign Extended\nThe Federal Savings Bonds Chairman, Postmas­\nter General Lawrence F. O'Brien, has announced\nthat he is extending the 25th Anniversary Savings\nBonds Campaign for Federal Employees through\ncontinued - page 2"
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   "text": "2\nNRL LABSTRACTS\nUSRL -\ncontinued\nAs a part of NRL, the new division's work will\nremain essentially unchanged. Its mission, now\nincorporated into the mission of NRL, is to conduct\nresearch and development furthering the science of\nunderwater sound measurement, to provide to other\nnaval activities the resulting scientific knowledge,\nnew or improved t e c h n i q u e s , and standardized\ninstrumentation, and to provide facilities and ser­\nvices for the accurate calibration of standard in­\nstrumentation and the wibiased determination of\nperformance characteristics of development, pro­\ntotype, or operational underwater sound devices\nused by the Naval Establishment.\nSeveral of NRL's key personnel, including Capt\nT. B. Owen, the Director, and Dr. C. E. Cleeton,\nthe Associate Director of Research for Electronics,\nhave visited tbe facility to arrange for the transition.\nThe 10. 5 acres of LabOratory ground occupied\nby USRD are located alongside Lake Gem Mary,\none mile south of the city limits of Orlando. It has\na personnel complement of 98 people: 97 civilian\nand 1 military.\nThe Laboratory extends a hearty \"Welcome\nAbOard\" to its new staff members and looks forward\nto publication of articles about the new division.\nCONTRACT SIGNED -\ncontinued\nfor one additional year. Significant provisions con­\ncerning promotion, s c he du ling of annual leave,\nhours of work, and a grievance procedure with pro­\nvisions for advisory arbitration, are among the\nseventeen articles included in the agreement.\nThis is the second agreement covering Labora­\ntory employees negotiated within the framework of\nthe F e d e r al Employee-Management Cooperation\nProgram as set forth in Executive Order 10988.\nThe first agreement, covering all wigraded non­\nsupervisory employees at the Washington complex\nof NRL, became effective on December 21, 1964.\nRe-negotiation of the latter agreement is expected\nto begin in the early fall of this year.\nSAVINGS BOND CAMPAIGN -\ncontinued\nJune. He said that the additional month is needed\nto assure that every civilian and military employee\nof the Federal Government throughout the world is\ngiven an opportunity to sign up for regular pur­\nchases of Savings Bonds through the Payroll Savings\nPlan.\nThe Postmaster General expressed confidence\nthat the campaign goal of 75 percent participation\nby Federal employees will be achieved.\nSo far in NRL' s Savi.ngs Bond Campaign 94 people\nhave i n c r ea s e d their Bond allotments, and 157\npeople have signed up for Bond deductions, making\na total of 1,628 Bond savers. The Laboratory's\npercentage of participation is now over 50.\nThis extra month affords you the ex c e 11 en t\nopportunity of signing up for Bonds. Why not jump\non the \"Bond Wagon\" today?\nElected Fellow of the\nAmerican Academy of Arts and Sciences\nDr. Richard Tousey, Head of the Rocket Spec­\ntroscopy Br an c h, Atmosphere and Astrophysics\nDivision, was elected a Fellow of the American\nAcademy of Arts and Sciences at the Academy's\n186th Annual Meeting held May 11 in Boston, Mass.\nThe American Academy of Arts and Sciences,\nwas founded in Boston in 1780 by John Adams and\nother revolutionary leaders of the Massachusetts\nBay Colony. Among the prominent members of the\npast have been George Washington, Oliver Wendell\nHolmes, Horace Mann, Sir Winston Churchill, and\nJohn F. Kennedy.\nDr. Tousey, who is a member of over a dozen\nmajor scientific and professional societies, is now\na Fellow in four of them. Previously he had been\nelected Fellow by the American Physical Society,\nthe Optical Society of America, and the American\nGeophysical Union. Moreover, Dr. Tousey's work\nhere has earned him numerous special honors and\nawards, including the Navy Award for Distinguished\nAchievement in Science (1963), the Henry Draper\nMedal of the National Academy of Sciences (1963),\nand the Frederic Ives Medal of the Optical Society\nof America (1960).\nScrap Material Wasn't Scrapped\nThefollowing items were evidently mistaken for\nscrap material and were picked up in Building 49.\nThe equipment should be returned so that formal\ntransfer procedures may be followed.\n•Pulse Generator, H.P. Mod. 212A, Ser. 549,\nP.A. 243091\n• Pulse Generator, H.P. Mod. 212A, Ser. 4496,\nP.A. 248572\n• Flow Meter,Burton,Mod. 200, Ser. 200-6069,\nP .A. 245683"
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   "text": "NASA ROUTI\nSLIP\nACTION\nCODE\nNAME (if flKtJSll,Y)\nAl'NOVAL\n~\nIr~.-\n\\\n•\"CONCURltfNCf\n1.\nI ~.,._..~-\n~\n✓ FILE\n-\n2.\nJ'\nINFOIMATION\nIN\\IESTIGATE ANO AO\\IISE\nNOTE ANO fORWAIO\nNOTE ANO RETURN\nPER REQUEST\nltfCOM.MfNOATION\nSEE ME.\nSIGNATURE\nREPI.Y fOR SIGNATURE Of,\nREMARKS: r\n\\...\n,\nI.A F, /--e_ ~\nFROM: I\nCOOE ,\nINAME. ,\nM:21)\nIOATt:' / St ·,'\n-\nNASA Form 26 ( Rev. Jan. 1963)\n' Q\nUS. G0\\IIINWlHT ,.II NTING 0P'FICI\nttll 0,-11110"
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   "text": "~ HQ£729\nPP MS:KSCF\nOE NASAHQ 162\nZNR UUUUU\nP 072027Z\n.\nFM NASA HEADQUARTERS ~ASHDC\nTO KENNEDY SPACE CENTER FLA\nNASA\nBT\n.\n.\n.\nUNCLAS SM•162.\nGEtHNI IX ASTROOAUTS LT COLONEL\n-\nLT C<llfMANDER E:UGENE CERNAN ASTRONAUTS . OFFIC!;\n.\nTALK ABOOT AN ACE !N THE HOLE••• CONGRATULATIONS TO GEMINI IX ~~\nCARRYING OUT A r~osr DIF£ICU~T AND T~YING MISSICN.\nYOUR PATIENCt\nAND COURAGE WERE REWARDED. WE ARE PLEASED THAT YOO WERE ABLE TO\nCA\"'tRY our MOST OF.THE EXPERIMENTS AND LOOK FORWARD EAGERLY TO IHE\n·RESULTS. TriANK YOO so·r1ucH F~ YOlJR OUTSTANDING COOPERATION Ai1D •\nEFFOH iN ·THIS REGARD. A S~tCIAl..· MESSAG:: TO ·THE PILOT FRQ.'tl\nDR. JCCEL YN GILL, A FELLOW PR 0V IS OITE WHO PRECED£0 HIM BY A -FEW\nYEARS, WARM CONGRATULATIONS ON THE LOOG SPACE W-ALX..-.. IT · w.AS\nEXPECTED OF couqsE THAI PRC1JISO CO{Jti) ACC0.'1:?LISH It.\n/S/ WILLIS B FOSTER: DIRECT CR. MANNEP' FLIGHT EXPERIMENTS\nar"
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   "text": "SPACE {;\"\"E.N'.\"\"\"\"f\"\"'ER..,\nTELEGRAPHIC MESSAGE\nTHIS COL. FOR AGENCY USE\n* u . • . GOYERHMltH.t Pfl:INTING o.-,.,cEl.. &fll..Q,._..7....\n1\nNAME t>F AGENCY\nPRECEDENCE\nACTION,\nu\nINFO.,\nIORI'l'Y\n~UNCLASSIFIED\n-------------ir\nTYl'E OF MESSAGE\nY\nClASSIFICATION\nI-AC_C_OU_N_T_ING_QASS_IF_IO._TI_ON\n[ii SINGLE\n□\nBOOK\nSTANDARD FORM IA\nREV . MARCH 15, 1957\n__\n____________\"7\n□\nMULTl•AOORESS\nGSA REGULATION 2-IX-203 .0<1\n1--------------------...L.-==------------t '\"-303\n'IHIS lllOCIC FOR USE OF COMMUNlCATIONS UNIT\nOFFICIAL BUSINESS\n1.,66 JUN 7\n20\n27\nU. S. GOVERNMENT\nMESSAGE TO BE TRANSMITTED (UM> double ,.pocing ond otl capital letters)\nGEMINI IX ASTRONAUI'S\nIlr. COLONEL THOMAS STAFFORD\nILr. 00.MMANDER\nENE CERN.AN\nASTROnn,,,.,_..., OFFICE\nCENTER, FLORIDA\nTALK ABOUI' AN ACE IN THE HOLE! COl~OBS TO GEMINI IX ON\n:li!...\n; C\nOUT A MOST DUFICUUl' AND TRYING MISSION.\nYWR P.ATIE?~CE\n\"'\n~\n\"\"-U......-\"1 WERE REWARDED.\nWE ABE PIEASED THAT YOU WERE ABLE TO\n;\n...\n~\nCl\n<\nCARRY OlJI' MOST OF THE EXPEBIMEN'1'S\nLOOK FORW\nEAGERLY TO THE\nS BESUill'S.\nTHANK YOO' SO· MUCH FOR Y\nOUTSTANDING COOPERATIO\nAND\nt;\nEWORT IN THIS REGARD.\nA SPECIAL MESSAGE TO THE PILC.r FROM\nDR. JOCELYN GILL, A FELUlW PBOVISOITE WHO PRECEDED HIM\nA FEW\nYEABS, WABM CONGRATUIATIOBS ON THE I£>NG SP\nWAI.K--IT W.AS\nEXPEm'E]). OF COURSE THAT PROVISO COULD ACCOMPLISH IT.\nWILLIS B. FOOTER, DIRECTOR\nMANNED FLIGHT EXPERIMENTS OFFICE\nPAGE NO.\n1\nORIGINATOR'S TEL. NO.\nDATE A.NO TIME PREPARED\nNAME AND Til\\.E Of ORIGINATOR {Type/\nDr Jocelyn R. Gill\nx206ll\nI certi.fr fhal lhh mes10ge is official bu1i11ou, b 1101 penonol, ond is in the interest of lhe Govern mont.\nUNCLASSIFIED"
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   "text": "N.AMEOF AG&K:Y\nPRECEDENCE\nACTION,\nINFO.,\ntl\nTYPE OF MESSAGE\nCLASSIFICATION\nt-AC_C_OUN--Tt-lG--a.AS--Slf_lCA_T_ION------------------1 Iii SINGLE\n□\nIIOOIC\nSTANDARD FORM U\nREV . MARCH 15, 1957\n□\nMUlTI...-.DORESS\nGSA REGULATION 2 -IX-203 ,04\n________________________.______________,.14-303\nTHIS 81.0CK FOIi USE Of COMMUNICATIONS UNIT\nTELEGRAPHIC MESSAGE\nOFFICIAL BUSINESS\nU. S, GOVERNMENT\nTHIS COL FOR AGENCY USE\nMESSAGE TO BE TRANSMlmo (Use double spacing and all copltal letters)\n..\n.,\n-\n.,,\n~\ni\n0 <\nT\n...\n~\nII)\nII)\n~\nz....\n~\n.\n0\n0\nIii:\nz\n~\nt...\nw\nC>\nII)<\nII)\n~\nw....\n,\n~\n....\n--l'T\n0 z\nC\n.\n0 0\n(Signolu,e)\nNAME AND Tlll.£ Of ORIGINATOR (1-J\nORJGl!-IATOR'S ru. NO.\nOAT£ ANO TIME PREPARED"
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   "text": "cc:\nDr. Roacb/ESS/Boulder\nMr. Dunkel.man/GSFC\nMr . Piland/MSC\nMr . Smistad/MSC\nMr. Eaton/MSC\nMr . Slayton/MSC\n206ll 6/6/66"
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   "text": "OPTIONAL fOI.M NO, I 0\nM.AY 1'62 fDITIOH\nGSA PPMI: U.I Cfl) IOl-11.6\nU\nManned Flight Experiments Office\nSM/Manned Flight Experiments Office\nDATE: J une 6, 1966\n!TED STATES GOVERNMEN\nMemorandum\nSM/Director,\nTO\nFROM\nSci entific Experiments carried out oh Gemini IX\nSUBJECT:\n~\nThe Gemini IX mission carried the following OSSA experiments :\nS-10 Agena Micrometeorite Collection\nS-11 Airglow Horizon Photography\nS-12 Gemini Micrometeorite Collection\nIn spi te of a slight flurry last Friday night to t brow in additional\nexperiments as a possible backup in the event of failure of the .ATDA,\nno new experiments were introduced .\nThi s was a consequence of the\ndecisi on to i ntroduce no additional film packs which could have\nacconnnodated some moreexperimental activity. (Ref. TWX to Dr .\nJohn Clark re S-28 support for Gemini IX, 5/27/66 and TWX to 4\nexperimenters and their directors re S-5, S-6, S-28 and S-29, 5/31/66) .\nNonetheless, i t is anticipated that some photographs will have been\ntaken for S-5 and S-6 (Synoptic Photography) on the operational film\ncarri ed- even though this experiment was not scheduled for Gemini IX.\nAs of Sunday, June 5th at ll: 30 e . d .t . telephone contact with\nNorman Foster ' s office indicated the following on experiments .\n{Talked with Ed Zeitler, MSC both Saturday and Sunday.\nHe i s the\neditor on the experiments status report) .\nThe efforts to di slodge the shroud from the .ATDA, (called by\nTom Stafford as \"an angry alligator, \") were in vain so docking with\nthe ATDA was scrubbed from the mission.\nAt this point there was\nsome concern over the fuel supply and a thought that i t might not be\npossible to carry out all the experiments .\nThe status of sci entific\nexperimental activity is given below.\n1 .\nS-10, Agena Micrometeorite Collecti on, Dr . C. Hemenway, Dudley\nObservatory\nThe S-10 was carried on the .ATDA, but it was impossi ble to get\nnear i t or to retrieve i t .\nThe S-10 was also carri ed on the Agena\nand there was no activity with it ei ther .\nThe S-10 i s still on the\n.ATDA and conceivably could be retrieved on a later mi ssi on.\nl\nBuy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan\n.$010-101"
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   "text": "2\n2 .\nS-11, Airglow Horizon Photograpby, M. Koomen, Naval Research\nLaboratory\nThe astronauts made 3 night passes on this experiment and reported\nbno problemshso it is assumed that the experiment went off as planned.\nThey may be able to devote 1 more night pass to it during the mission .\nThey are still planning the 2-1/2 hour EVA.\nAt the start of the\nexperiments they had 50 lbs . of fuel left and at the end, so it is\nreported, they still had 50 lbs ! !\n(GET 27 hrs, 29 hrs, 31 hrs for\nS -ll).\n3.\nS-12, Gemini Micrometeorite Collection, Dr. C. Hemenway, Dudley\nObservatory\nThe collection box was activated and had five hrs~ exposure before\nclosing it so jets could be freely used.\nThe decision was made to\nreactivate it during the astronauts 10 hr . sleep period. It was\nclosed again and retrieved by Cernan during his space walk.\nSo S-12\ncollection box is being returned in the Gemini IX capsule .\n(The\nexperimenter was asked whether it would be safe to try a second\nexposure and asked whether the astronauts could recall whether the\nclosing cycle on the box had taken about 30 secs .\nThey apparently\ncould not hear it and so could not make this determination. )\n* (GET 12 to 17 hrs . )\nS-5 and S-6, Synoptic PhotograJ?hl, Dr . Paul Lowman and K. Nagler\nThere is no word on how many pictures have been taken .\nThe\nnewspapers have made reference to a picture of Baja California, and\nsince there was a good deal of operational film aboard, it is expected\nthat there may be quite a few .\nCernan during EVA was asked whether\nhe had the Hasselblad camera outside and the reply was\n11yes , 11\nIn\ntalking with Dr. Lowman I learned that this is probably the wide -angle\n(90 deg . ) Hasselblad and may very well produce some spectacular pictures .\nFrom the standpoint of our experiments this seems to be a good mission.\nWe should have results from S-12 and S-ll as well as S-5 and S-6 .\nMany more pictures for the successive volumes of the Earth Atlas .\n~a.~ 'R. ~\nJocelyn R. Gill\nManned Flight Experiments Office"
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   "text": "..\nNASA ROUTING SLIP\nACTION\nCODE\nNAME (if lltWid ,Y)\nAPPltOVAl.\n1.\nr+~~JUL\n~ONCURRENCE\nL1 FILI:\nu\nINFORMATION\n2.\nINVESTI GATE AND ADV ISE\n3.\nNOTE ANO FORWARD\nNOTE ANO RETURN\nPER REQUEST\n,.\nRECOMMENDATION\nSEE ME\n5.\nSIGNATURE\nREPLY FOR SIGNATURE Of,\n6.\n7.\nREMARKS :\n~ ~\n,,\n' -----\n~\n_a.\nG\nFROM: I\nCO0E,\n' NAME , y_ 0 \\'__:Cf IOA3\n;;-, 1 6' 7\n...__,,, U.S. G.OVEIN'MIE NT fl'.RlltTJNG o.-FICt . 1963 OF-111845\nASA for m 26 ( Rev. Jan. 1963 ) J"
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   "text": "-\n6/6/66\nMemo to PolJt\nJ'_;romJ JI\n. Gill\nSubj ct.\nieo.tifl.o\ner1mcit Carri\nout on Gemini lX\nee1on carr1\nt\nfollowing OSSl\nta:\n11g•aa 1111.cro\neorite Oollectton\nu Airglov\nnzon fhoti>itra:ntIV\n12 Gemini Miej;Vll•~:iurite COllection\nln spit ot aalight flurry last h14'V Di\nto throw in\nt1olial experiments\nu\ne. po 1ble ~\nin th event ot f'ailure o't the A\n~ no new e:x;per:lmmta\n1ntroctuc-e4, ~ia vaa a con.eequ\nce ot th\ndeo1 ■ion to~troduce no\n&dditio\ntum...--- vhich coul.d have acco\n:t\nacne mre a:perlm.ental\nactt'rltity. ( flt. 'NX to :Dr,Jobn C1&:l'k re s-28 aupport tor G9min1 ll.~5/'ZT/66\nd 1WX t:O 4 ~ters and their directors re 8-518-6,S-28 and S-29,-/.5/'31/66\nnethelea , it ia anticipated that ao\ntographe vil1 hav been taken ~r\nS-5 and -6 (Synoptic fhotograpbY)\no th operational tum carried•• even\nthougb th1 en,er:1.mtm.t was no schedul.ed tor Oe:m1n1 IX,\nAa ot tNDDAY Juue 5th at lls30\nte1~one contact with\nnl!ID. Poster's\noffl.e 1n41cat\ne i'olloving on lll!rl'~U!llll!m::ta.(\ned. with\nZeitler,MBC\nboth Sat/and Sun• Re ia the editor on the ~ta statue report).\nEttorte to d1tllodge the ebroud\nthe ATDA,f~• by Tom st.ttora \"en angry\nal11ptor~ wen in vain o ocldng with th AT!». vaa Scrubbed...bom. t\nmission.\nAt th1AI point there vu aome concern over the f\\iel aµppl.y and 'DDCIWD:(1; tbat\nit might not be po aible to carry, CNt all the ~imeilta. 'Iha atatua of\n■cientUic\ne.rimental activity 1• given bel.ow.\n1. S-~~ Ml~eortite C llect1on, Dr. C. H\n, J>u.dl.97 Observatory\nib vu carH\non tiil ATJi(1 fut it vaa µp,aa1ble to\nnear it\nor to retrieve it. ('Die S.-1.0\nalao cur1.e4 on the Ageoe.\nthere was no\nactivity with tt either••lM1---=-----edn11 The S-10 1a still on the\nATD&\nconceivably coul.d be\neved on\nlater\nsaion."
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   "text": "- . . .. - ­\n1t so Jet• could be ~\nuaed. The '901tion vu 111114• to reactivate it\nduring the utroDliuta 10 br. aleep perl.~. It vu cloae4 again and retriffed\nby Ceman during bi• apace~- So 8•12 collection bOK 1■ being fflUl'l1e4\n1n the GBad n1 IX capaw.e. (the ~er vu uk\nWhether it wa14 be\nMfe to tr,r a ■ ecoii4 ax:poauie in4 Uked ¥lwther ~\nutlal&Ut• could recall\nwhether the closing cycle\nthe box bad taken about 30 ■ee.. Th~ appenrrtl.1'\ncould not hear it and 80 coul.4\nmake ~\ndetermination.) The ftrat ~\n■tart\nat\n12\ncl.osed. at 17 hra.\ntL,.ancl s.6; ~ic ~,D.r..Paul Lolman Zr. and IC.\ner.\nle DC>\nr4 on bcnr\niat\n;v\nt\nen.\nD9'w4-P9ff Dade rwt,\nto a picture or\na Calitomia, but tnc there vu a good deal ot opcational\ntum a'boia.r4, it 1\ne<:tid that tbere\nbe quite a f•• Ceman during WA vaa\naillked vhet\nh\nhad the Buaelblad c:amera out41de\ntbe\n~ vu 'Y•.\nIn aJJdng with J)r. Lc,wman J a&nili4 that th1 1•\n'tably the vide-angle(90 deg.\nHanel\nvery.\nll produce aoae ~ pictures\nPl'0Jll the ~t ot\neaq,~• w.a aeema to\na good miaaion. wa ahould\nS-12 and S-11\nYell U 8•5 and S-6.\nDm'tt pic:turee\nvol\not tli Karth ATl.u.\nJoe~ ft. G ll\ned nigh! ~t• Ottiee"
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   "text": "• NASA HEADQUARTER\nROUTING SLIP\n-\n,....ACTION\nCODE\nNAME (if n«tssary)\nAPPROVAL\n/ I~\nA\nCONCURRENCE\n1.\n'(-:..Mv..\nFILE\n-\nJ\nINFORMATION\n2.\nINVESTIGATE AND AD VISE\n3.\nNOTE AND FORWARD\nNOTE AND RfTURN\nPER REQUEST\n\"·\nRECOMMENDATION\n5.\nSEE ME\nSIGNATURE\nREPLY FOR SIGNATURE OF:\n6.\n7.\nREMARKS: f~ ~\n.. 4 ~\"J...\n~-~ ~-~-t..\n~~~~1¾\nfr'-~ 1t ~ 1--i f,t'.\noP!\nROM: I CODE,\nI NAMf:\n' DATE~/6/'G\nNASA form 26 ( Rev. July 19,9)\nu s GOvt:•N»INJ f'■ 1 NT1NG olrtccl. '\"' 0,-\n1 1.iol&"
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   "text": ",.\n....\nH S733\nPP WO\nSA HOUMSC\nAH\n7722 1512235\nz\nuuuuu\nP 3t2229Z\nr\nASA H\n~ASHI GTON DC\nTO\nTECYWU S WEATHER\nUREAU S TF.LLITE CE TER SUITLA 1D MD\nNA SF'C/ GOODARD SP ACE FLI HT CENTER GR E BELT MD\nONASA/U S\nOLOGICAL SURVEY BRA CH OF' ASTROGEOLOGY FLAGSTAFF ARIZONA\nHOU SC/MANNED SPACECRAFT CENTER HOUSTON TEX\nIS\nBT\nU~CtA\nS -7722.\nATT\nATELLITE CE TER-DIRECTOR CMA\nINFO KENNETH NA LER\n/ S- 6/ ATTN GSFC- DI RECTOR CM A INFO L RRY Dt\nKELM AN S- 28\nAND DR PAUL\n'\nLOW A\nJR S- 5 ATTN US GEOLOGICAL SURVEY-DIRECTOR CM A INFO ELLIOTT\nORRIS S- 29 ATTN MSC-DIRECTOR.\nAT 16. :10 EDT CMA FRI AY CMA MAY 29 woRD CAME TH ouaH TO xr\nMANNED FLIGHT EXPERIME TS OFFICE CM\nOSSA TOR ADY\nEXPERIMEt-TTS S-5 CMA S-6 CMA S-?.8 CMA A 1D S-29 FOR FLIGHT\nS\nPA'RTI AL B CKUP OJ THE GEM I NI IX- A MISSION IN THE\nEVENT OF AN ATDA FAILURE. TH£ EXPERUlENTERS CON­\nCERNED WERE PR\nPTLY INFORMED BY TELEPHONE AND THEY\nPAGE 2 RUEDHQA7722 UNCLAS\nPREP~RED TO COMPLY . ITH\nNY BRI FIN\nRE, IREMENTS AT\nTH\nCAPE OR FOR REAL-TI E MISSION PL\nNI G AT MSC.\nOVER THE !EEK\nD THF. Pt~ .\nTO\nS\nTHES\nADDITIO t\nEXP RIMENTS AS A PART OF TH\nAC UP FOR THE GEMINI IX- A\nMISSIO\n~AS ALTERE\nTH RE IS\nJND RLINED CHANGE TO\n/\nEE MADE I 1 THE FILM PACKS CA, IE\nH... JCE ~a AD ITIONAl\nPHOTOG\nPHIC EXP\nIMENTS C\nACCO 1PLISHED. IT IS\nC JCEIV\nL\nTH T SOME PHOTOS FO\n-T A 1D S-6 MAY BE\nTAKEN O A\nPP ORTU ITY BASIS\nOPERATIO AL FIL\nCARRI D. THt ~ UEST FOR THE FOU\nSI\nCT EXP RIMENTS\nFOR GEMINI IX- A IS THEREFOR\nOFrICI AltY WITHDRA N AT THIS\nTHE. THE FOUR EXP RIM Et TERS A D TH EIR A SOC! ATES\n.\nVIZ. DR LOWM A CM A JR. CM A M NAGLER CM A MR DU KEU~ AN CM A\nMR MOR~IS CA ARE TH NK D FOR THEIR\nLLI G}ESS TO C I PLY\nVITH THIS su_\nRE UEST. IT ts RE~ -T.ED THAT\nIC\nIE C\nWAS CAUSED E CH OF YOU OV R HIS HOLIDAY\nWEEK\nS D HOMER E NEWELU ASSOC! ATE A\nS ACE SCIENCE AND APPLICATIONS/ SI\nBT"
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   "text": "NAME Of AGENCY\nPRECEDENCE\nACTION,\ns\nINFO.,\nPRIORITY\n~\nt----~~~~~-----;T\n1-_\n............_.__.__...;__..,,..._;s.__\n____________, TYPE Of MESSAGE\nY\nCLASSIFICATION\nACCOUNTING CLASSIFICATION\n□\nSINGLE\n□\nBOOK\nSTANDARD FORM 14\nREV. MARCH IS, I 957\n861 Q• 211 Q\n~\nMULTI-ADDRESS\nGSA REGULATION 2- IX- 30 I .00\nt----=-='-=--':a.__-=-=:.:..;,a_____________,1,,,,,.;=------------11 14- 304\nTHIS BLOCK FOR USE OF COMMUNICATIONS UNIT\nTELEGRAPHIC MESSAGE\nOFF ICIA L BUSINESS\nU. S. GOVERNMENT\nMESSAGE TO BE TRANSMITTED (Uie double spocing and all capitol letters)\nTH IS COL. FOR AGENCY USE\nDirector, Goddard Space Flight Center\nGreenbelt , Maryland\nDirector, u .. . Weather Bureau\nSatellite Center\nSuitl nd, Maryland\nDirector, U. S. Geological Survey\nBranch of Astrogeology\nFlagsta~ ,faizona\nDirector,\nanned Spacecraft Center\nHouston, Texas\nw z\n:::; .,,\nDr . Paul Lowman, Jr. (S-5)\nMr. Larry Dunkelman\ni:....\nGoddard Space Flight Center\n(S-28)\n0\nGreenbelt, Maryland\nGoddard Space Flight\nz\n~\nCenter\nw\nCD\nMr . Kenneth Nagler (S- 6)\nGreenbelt, Maryland\nw\nC)\nU.S . Weather Bure u\n.,,<\nSatellite Center\n1r. Elliott Morris\n:fl\nSuitland, Maryland\n(S-29)\n~\nBranch of Astrogeolog\n~\nU.S. Geological Surve\n~\nFlagstaff, Arizona\no\n0\nAT 16:30 EDT, FRIDAY, MAY 29 WORD CAME THROUGH TO THB\nMANNED FLIGHT EXP RIMBNTS OFFICE, OSSA TO READY\nEXPERIMENTS S-5, S-6, S-28, and S- 29 FOR FLIGHT AS\nPARTIAL BACK P\nON THE GEMINI IX-A MISSION IN THE\nEVENT OF AN ATDA FAILURE.\nTHE EXPERIMEtTE\nCON­\nCERNED WERE PROMPTLY INFORMED BY TELEPHO E AND THEY\nPAGE NO.\nNO. OF PAGES\n1\n2\nNAME AND nnE Of ORIGINATOR (Type)\nDATE AND TIME PREPARED\nORIGINATOR\"S TEl. NO,\nDr . Jocelyn R. Gill\n5/31\n4:30 p . m.\nManned Fli ht Bx eriments Ofc.\nSECURITY CLASSIfI CATION\n206ll\nI certify thot th is message i• officio! business, is not personal, ond is in the interest of the Government.\n(Signature}\n• U $\nGOVP;;RNM£NT PRUHt NG ontCl , 19'4 0-/24-4.75"
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   "text": "NAME OF AGENCY\nPRECEDENCE\n..\nC\nACTION ,\nu\nR\nI\nf-'--.c..c...L.......__.......u........, ......... ..____----; T\nNASA-S M\nTYPE OF MESSAGE\nY ClASS1f1CATION\nJ-A- , -,o-u-=--:NT:.:..ING=C..:..LA_SS-IFI_CA_TI-ON-\n-----------, □\nSINGLE\n□\nBOOK\nSTANDARD FORM I•\nREV. MARCH 15, 1957\n1--..:::8~6:..:!l:.::0~--!2~1~1.!!,o____________.__@.,,l=--u-u_,.A\n_oo_R_Ess_______ ~;~3~:GUlATION 2- IX- 301 .00\nTHIS BlOCK FOR USE OF COMMUNICATIONS UNIT\nTELEGRAPHIC MESSAGE\nOFFICIAL BUSINHS\nU. S. GOVERNMENT\nMESSAGE TO BE TRANSMITTED (Use double spacing and all capitol letters)\nTH IS COL. FOR AGENCY USE\nPREPARED TO COMPLY WITH ANY\nRIEFING REQUIRE ffiNTS AT\nTHE CAPE OR FOR REAL -TIME\nIS ION PLANNING AT MSC .\nOYER THE WEEKEND THE PLAN TO USE THESE ADDITIONAL\nEXPERIMENTS AS A PART OF THE BACKUP FOR THE GEMINI IX-A\nMISSION WAS ALTERED .\nTHERE IS NO UNDERLINED CHANGE TO\nBE MADE IN THE FILM PACKS CARRIED.\nHENCE NO ADDITIONAL\n5\nw\nPHOTOGRAPHIC EXPERIMENTS CAN BE ACCOMPLISHED .\nIT IS\n.,,\n:i:...\nCONCEIVABLE THAT SOME PHOTOS FOR S• S and S-6 MA\nBE\nC z\nTAKEN ON AN OPPORTUNITY BASIS\nOPERATIONAL FILM\n...\n~\nw\nw\nC)\n<(.,,\nCARRIED .\nTHE REQUEST FOR THB FOUR SUBJECT EXPERIMENTS\n.,,\n~\nFOR GEMi I IX-A IS THEREFORE OFFICIALLY WITHDRAWN AT THI ...\n0\nTif.fE .\nTHE FOUR EXPERIMENTERS AND THEIR ASSOCIATES\nz\n0\nC\nVIZ. DR. LOWMAN , JR., MR. NAGLE~, MR. DUNKELMAN,\nMR . MORRIS, ARB THANKED FOR THEIR WILLINGNESS TO COMPLY\nWITH THIS SUDDEN REQUEST.\nIT IS REGRETTED THAT\nINCONVENIE CE WAS CAUSED EACH OF YOU OVERT I\nHOLIDAY\nWEEKEND .\n(J\nHOMER E. NEWELL\nPAGE NO.\nNO. OF PAGES\nNAME ANO TITlE OF ORIGINATOR (Type)\nORIGINATOR'S TEl. NO.\nDATE ANO TIME PREPARED\n{Signotu1'1)\n~ U. S. GOVERHM£N r PRINTI NG O,FlCl\n1961 0-7 ZC- 47S"
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   "n": 53,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/nasa-uap-d022/p53.jpg",
   "text": "NASA HEADQUARTERS ROUTING SLIP\nACTION\nCODE\nNAME (,f n«maf')')\nAPPROVAL\n¥o s t er./L8,/\nCONCURRENCE\n1.\nSM\nMia.\nFll.E\nINFORMATION\n2.\ns\nDr. Newell\nINVESTIGATE AND ADVISE\n3.\nNOTE AND FORWARD\nNOTE AND RETURN\n(last)\nPER REQUEST\n4.\nSM\nKathy\nltECOMMENDATION\nSEE ME\ns.\nSIGNATURE\nREPlY FOR SIGNATURE OF,\n6.\n7.\nREMARKS:\n.\nSubject :\nRequest for attendance of\nMr . L . Dunkelman at Gemini IX\nExperimen ts Debriefing , MSC\nd)i_\nk! l¼( ?-'-I rC(tJ\nkle~le -\n,,\nTL ~~ ~rt_/\n.\n--t....\n~\n~(,~\n-<..,\"\"{\"\"\n':Di\n~ a,,.L ~\n~·\n(iJJJ .\nFROM: I CODE,\n~1,1\nI N~~\nR\nr.i 11\nI DATE,~ / 1 ~ Jf..f..\n-\nN ASA form 26 (Rev. July 19~9)\nU S GOVflltMIIIII I MT ,.tNTI NG. 0,,JCl\nt,H o , -\n1 uoH"
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   "n": 54,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/nasa-uap-d022/p54.jpg",
   "text": "MAY 2 5 1966\nM-(J\nT\n!rector.\nOdda.rd Sac\nli t C nt r\nF OM\n/A\nS\noc\nce\nt\ndm1n1\nScience\ntrator for\npl cation\nU J•CT:\ne ue t for\nt n ance or ir. Lawreno\nlman\nat G\nni IX\nxp ri\nt\nD briefing.\nnned Sp c craft Center\n1\ned \"p\n,1ni IX Exp ri nt\nill be\nld\nt th\no er ft Ce t r approx1.\n1\nnine (9) d ya\nfollowwg recovery.\nI\nt\n1 te sts of continuit\n1\nthe\no-Astronom1cal Ob\nrv ion\nProgram. Dr.\nill\neked\nth t\nc\nDunk\nan be permitted to\nrt1c1p\nsince th\nn\nhas\nn of co\nderabl\n1st\nc\nin\ndays of the Ad\noo Committee an4 h\nn\nm.ont\nb\nn in tru ntal in formul ting solid\nwell a\nvi ual ta k.\nYo\ncoo\nr tion in arran 1\n!'or his p rt1o1pat1on will. be\neatl appreo! t\n.\nOriginal Signed by\nHomer E. Newell\n:11\n•\ndrn1n1strator for\nSp c\nScienc\nnn\nApplic tion\nConcurrence: !tJif/4.~\ncc:\nS/Newell\nSubject File:\nGT-9 file\nSM Reading Files\nSM:JRGill:kby\n20611 5/13/66\nrewritten: SM:WBFoster:kby 35886 5/19/66"
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   "n": 55,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/nasa-uap-d022/p55.jpg",
   "text": ".. NASA HEADQUARTE\nROU11NG SLIP\nI/ ACTION\nCODE\nNAME (if ntmsary)\nAPPROVAL\nIr\"~\nCONCURRENCE\n1.\nFILE\n..\n2.\nINFORMATION\nINVESTIGATE AND ADVISE\n3.\nNOTE AND FORWARD\nNOTE AND RETURN\n-'·\nl'fR REQUEST\nRECOMMENDATION\n5.\nSEE ME\nSIGNATURE\nREPlY FOR SIGNATURE OF,\n6.\n7.\nREMARKS:\n\"\n\"\nr-~ ~\nfr ~\n~ ~.\nFROM: ) CODE :\nI NAM\\Ati e\n' DAYE : J-/,-.,.;,6\nNASA Form 26 {R~v.July 19S9)V\n\\J\nu.s GOVUt NW(HT P' IU til TI NG OPfl C[ : ltSI or- suou"
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   "n": 56,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/nasa-uap-d022/p56.jpg",
   "text": ".,\n.\n.\n.\n#NASA HEADQUARTE\nROUTING SLIP\n.\nCODE\nNAME (if ntmsary)\nACTION\nAPPROVAi.\nCONCURRENCE\n1.\nFoster\nflLE\nX\n)NFORMATION\n2.\nV\nINVESTIGATE ANO ADVISE\n3.\nNOTE ANO FORWARD\nNOTE ANO RETURN\nPEit REQUEST\n\"·\nRECOMMENDATION\n5.\nSEE ME\nSIGNATURE\nREPLY FOi SIGNATURE Of,\n6.\n7.\nREMARKS:\nMr . Dunkelma.n suggests that a simple\ncommunication on this single item might be helpful\nin taking care of' the \"next crisis\" on the horizon-\nthe Gemini IX Debrei!fing which will come about\nnear the end of Mey'. The 29th,Sunday , is the\nearliest date.\nre Dunkel.man in general: he says that Townsend\nis ta.king the problem \"up the line.\" I interpret\nTownsend\nthis to mean that he/is communicating the content\nof your telephpne call with Townsend to the\nDirec\"t·\"'r\nPerhaps •re 'ill hear further on Monday .\nFROM:\n'\nCODE ,\n' NAME, J. R. Gill\nIOATE,5/13/66\nNASA form 26 (Rev. Jul)• 1919)\nUS GOVUIHlillNT PJIIH\"TrKG o,r,c1\nI Ht OP'-111011"
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   "n": 57,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/nasa-uap-d022/p57.jpg",
   "text": "re\nOnly scientific experiment affected by scrub is S- 10 ,\nMicrometeorite Collection on the Ageaa.\nATDA does not\nhave capability to be placed in a parking orbit .\nTherefore ,\nits life expectancy is quite low compared to Agena orbit .\nPlans to retrieve S- 10 .\not to be activated)r Another problem\n1s stowage within reentry vehicle .\nThe other scientific experiments remain unaffected .\nCamera\nequipment\nWill be reload prior to launch on 31 May .\nMay 20 , 1966\ntelephone call to Mr . Eaton , MSC\n-,.\n.....~\n'Y'\"o,-\nr\nw,l'l1l\nCJ\nMr . Eaton plans to call you again the first of next week with\nadditional information .\nM\nr-\n.\n...)\nI•\n'•\nJ,\n~ crJ~·\n~\nI\n~\n+u -c\n, !{')~"
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   "n": 58,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/nasa-uap-d022/p58.jpg",
   "text": "-·\n...\nMay 20, 1966\nre telephone call to Mr . Eaton , MSC\nOnly scientific\nxper1ment a fected by scrub is s.1O ,\ncrometeor1te Collection on the A aa.\nATD\ndoes not\nhave capability to be placed in a park1n\norbit .\nTherefore ,\nits life expectancy 1s uite low compared to A en\norbit .\nPlans to retrieve y-10 .\nNot to be activated.\nAnother probl m\n1s stowage within reentry vehicle .\nThe other scientific experiments r n in unaffecte·d .\nCa\nr\nequipment removed .\n1111 be reload prior to launch on 31 r ay .\nMr. Eton plans to call you again the first of next week with\nadditional information ."
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   "n": 59,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/nasa-uap-d022/p59.jpg",
   "text": "GT-§\n•BM/Dir- ctor,\nManned J'ligbt Experiments ottice\nBM/Maimed Fllgbt Experlmeuts Office\nttect OD Sci. title Bxperlnlenta OD Gemini IX\nsaion. as a reaul.t\nof' t.allure of ~\nIX.\nThe tollowing OSSA e:z:perimG'ts are a siped to Gem1n1 ll: 8-1,\n-l.O,\n-ll, and S-12.\n:Detail ■ f'ollaw:\nS-11 ZOd1acal. Light PhotoPflq,\n. Bey1 uninni.tz of Minn BOta\no chaug 1a xp cted 1.n tbis experlllent.\nProvided that GT-9 la abl.e\nto\nthrough the planned INA, tbi• experiment ought to be &cCOIIPlia.bed\nu written 1D t e miss~on plaa.\nS~l.O,\nc~~r1te Collecticm on the Agena, C. Hemenw.z1 DUdlez Observatory\nThe collection box attached to the Agena IX i.a lo■t. ~\nback-up u'liit 1\nat the Cape ready to be attached to the ATDA (target 'fth:lcl.e).\nThe\ncant:lngency m1tus1on p.J.an written f'or tbe J!l'Ill C&l:l• tor t\nbos to\nretr1.eved 1n !!1£P!:ned condition.\n-Tb1a\ne,ms tbat collection of' pa.rtiele11\nwould be confined to the outaide portion Vh1ch waa planned for tbe 8-10.\n(It 1a ■hieldecl on launch).\nThe miasion plan call8 tor retrina-1 of the\n. box ud ■toring inside tbe Gali1ni apacecraft before reentry.\nS-111 Airglow RoriEon PbotoE!Jlbl,\n. Kocaen1 - aval. Bbe&rcb I.Al,orator,:\nIn the tllpt p,l.an for tbe ATDA, :tbere. u the poea1bU1ty of an increase\nf'rom 3 t~ 4 niCht I'UD.8 for th1• uperiment. So 1t doea not ~\nthat\n1t :wUl. ■l.1ff'er.\ncrometeorlte Coll.ection on the Gem!l:d1 C.. H~ Dud.lez Obsenatorz\n'rhi_s QperiDlent abould be unaf'f'eete b7 the failvre o~ Age_,tja. 9. It 1a\nplanned to retrieTe the collection box after IISQlDe 8 hour of exposure and\nto return 1.t 1.ui.de the Gemini. apa.cect'&ft.\n1na1J7, it ie pointed out tl:at t e general ef'tect 1.a to place more concern.\non opel\"&tional pro\"bl.ema, po■ a1.bJ,y ehortening the time an ettort ror\nexp r1mettt..\nU.S. (;0Vll!fl:1'1-'ift 1 \"AIIJIII TOI.G OFPICE\nJ.6-77210-1\nCONCURRENCES:\nOFFICIIII. FIi.£ COPY\nSIGNATURE ►\nDATE ►\n····-········------- -·-········-····-··-·· ---·-------·-·····-·· ·······----····---- ----·---·---·-·---- - -- -··············· ···\n·········-···-· --···--· -- - --··· · -···· -···· ••• ··•---- -- -- --- -··-· __ • ··········---··--·- ····-··········- -·· ---·-- --·-········-····- ·"
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   "n": 60,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/nasa-uap-d022/p60.jpg",
   "text": "OJlTICNAl F-O &M NO. I 0\nMAY 1t,a (DITl°'1\n..._\nGSA f-lMl (41 Cf.ll 101 -11..6\nUNITED STATES GOVER MENT\nMemorandum\nTO\nMEMORANDUM TO THE FILE\nDATE :\nMay 13 , 1966\nFROM\nSM/ Manned Flight Experiments Office\nSUBJECT : Bulletin on S- 11 experiment for Gemini IX .\nThe extended timer-on the Maurer camera has failed .\nWill\noperate the sequence manually .\nThe command pilot will mark\noff the exposures for the pilot and the experiment will\nproceed in this fashion .\nThe principal investigator ,\nM. Koomen , NRL , feels that the experiment will come off O. K.\nThe story is that one of the backup pilots using the flight\nmodel in the simulator and the cable broke .\nThen Eugene\nCe r nan , the pilot , took the\n11 flight backup \" camera and this\nbroke also .\nNeedless to say this cable in the came ra is a\nve r y weak link ?\nR. T. Seal and M. J . Koomen were at t he Cape\nwhile this was in progress .\nIn an effort to alleviate this problem for future Gemini\nflight s , MSC is trying to develop a timer for the S- 13\nexperiment which will include the film advance .\nThey feel\nthat it is coming along well and that they will accomplish\nthis .\nJo celyn R. Gill\n~anned Flight Experiments Office\nEtty U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan\n.SOI0- 101"
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   "n": 61,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/nasa-uap-d022/p61.jpg",
   "text": "--\nuta Tho\ns St rrord nd Eu e\nCern\nIX\nlay 12, 1966\n/~\ned light\nxperime ts Office\nA tro om.1.cal Phe o\nn\nuring the Fli ht or\nm n\nIX.\nt\nar\nclip e\ny\npe\nclip\nof\nceurr\n4th at\nhi 1\ntype of art1 l lunar\n1c\nusu lly gos completely unnoticed\ncause it 1\nctable.\nut to we k\nlater on\n20th when t e\nmoon 1s new, an\nnular or rL\ncli se oft e\nun will occur.\nThis\nill e obs r~ d\ny\ncie tit\ndot er able to s\nit.\nocca ion t\n11 b\nonly p rtiallY cove\nd\nbyte\no aa to leav\nbri t ri\nnulus aroWld it.\ncentral clip~e pt\noes over\north Af'r-1\ntot\nsout\nor Italy into t\nt diterr\nd ov r sout\nrn Greec. It\nwill\ndin th\nUSSR.\nTe\nill b\nse\nt\nover a\nc\nw der ar a of: t\neart\nthan t is\nlt\n1\n~os 1 le you mi\nt\nee thi aspect.\nThe cir\nst\no~\nthi ecl1\ne are as follow·\nY.1T\nat\nTe\no\nly det\ncli se\ngi.n\n.\"\"\"y2'o\n6:51\nCe tr 1\nclipee\ngins\n7:55\nC tral clip e\negin at local noon\n9 :52\nCentral Ecl.1pse ends\n11:23\nCe tra1 cl1pse e dB\n12:27\nT ere will be sev r 1\n1\n~011\nthe\nhe\n~\ny t e\ncase you\ne\ns\na\narious radio\nlook d dif\np n\nto be\ne\nditions to observe\nr\nfl\nt\nevent.\nAo g thes\ntio\nh\n1.1\nr1\n1n\nKC 135 at 4\nO\nt r\nS\nand\nalso\nex\nd1t1o in\n~ ational\nOb\ntory or Athen.\n1\nc nferene\nt\nto\nolar problems.\nground\ndie\nsun during the ecl1\nJut a ted you to know\nky so\nwn t dar\nr in\ntime\nnd had occasion to otice it."
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   "n": 62,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/nasa-uap-d022/p62.jpg",
   "text": "2\n,\nt\n0\ni\nth\nt\nr\nt\nt1on\n•\n.\nYou\nnclo ur\ng to th\nd\nto\nt\n•\nor\n1\nu\nI sh\no tin\nood luc\nat1 n\n!\nJocelyn Rt\n•\n11\n~\nGill\nht\nr1\nt\n0\n0\nnt :\n4 glo sy ri t\ncc :\nSM/Mr . Foster../\nMSC/Major Lehr ✓\nESSA/Jar . Roach ~ ,-,\nGSFC/Mr .\nDunkelman ✓ MSC/Mr .\nSlayton ✓ SC/Mr . McKee\nMSC/Cdr . Carpenter v\nsM$loM:kby\n20611\n5/12/66"
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  {
   "n": 63,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/nasa-uap-d022/p63.jpg",
   "text": "r\nNASA ROUT\nG SLIP\nCODE\nNAME ( if 11«,ssary)\nACTION\nMPltOVIJ.\n1.\nSM\nM~\nPoster• -­\nCONCURRENCE\nFILE\n2.\nr..;., ~,1 I~\nINfORMATION\nINVESTIGATE AND ADVISE\n3.\n-\n/..__-c...,r\"-{,t\nNOTE AND FORWARD\nNOTE AND RETURN\n\"·\n~\n\"'-j•­\n£ ·­ ' Vr----.x\nI ·­\nPU REQUEST\nltECOMMENDA TION\n5.\nr-=, Li;· If»­\nSEE~\nStGNATUltE\n6.\nV\nREPLY FOR SIGNATURE Of,\n7.\nREMARKS:\nSubje ct :\nTentative List of invitees to\nattend Gemini IX Debriefi ng\nnine (9) days f ollowing\nr ecovery submitted by SM\nat reque s t of John McKee ,\nCrew Operations , MSC .\n{)/ uJ¥­\nl\nCODf,\nFROM:\nSM\nIN~, J.R -\n(1-1 1 1\nI DATE,\nl.J / ?n /h.h.\nu.s.. GOYIUt NMf N T • •1N TING o,.,.,c, . ltU or-171845\nN ASA Form 26 ( Rev. Jan. 1963)"
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   "n": 64,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/nasa-uap-d022/p64.jpg",
   "text": "_\n~~~~~ ~~~0~o, 1o\nGSA fPMl U.1 CU) 101-11.6\nU ITED STATES GOVERNMENT\nMemorandum\nTO\nSM/Director ,\nDATE: AP\n2 1966\nManned Flight Experiments Office\nFROM\nS / Manned Flight Experiments Office\nSUBJECT: Tentative list of invitees to attend Gemini IX Debriefing\nnine ( 9) days following recovery submitted by SM at request\nof John McKee , Crew Operations , MSC .\nIn a telcon on 4/ 19/66 Mr . John McKee requested a list from\nSM of invitees to attend subject debriefing .\nThe next day ,\n4/20/ 66 , I submitted the following list by telephone as per\nrequest .\nThe names were :\nDr . Franklin Roach,\nMr . L. Dunkelrnan , Mr . M. Dubin , Dr. Henry Smith , and\nDr . Jocelyn Gill .\nBefore p lacing these names on the list I informed the\nindividual or his office of this action and the likely date\nwhen this would happen .\nThere is , of course, nothing binding\nabout the list and others may be added later.\n•\n~r?.f---U\nJocelyn R. Gill\nManned Flight\nxperiments Office\nOffice of Space Science and Applications\nl\nBuy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan\n.so,0-10,"
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  {
   "n": 65,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/nasa-uap-d022/p65.jpg",
   "text": "NASA HEADQUARTER\nSLIP\nCODE\n1.\n2.\nVESTIGATE AND ADVISE\n3.\nNOTE AND RHURN\nPER REQUEST\n\"·\nRECOMMENDATION\nSEEM£\n5.\nSIGNATURE\nREPLY fOR SIGNATURE Of,\n6.\n7.\nREMARKS:\nFROM:\nCODE :\nNAME :\nDATE,\nNASA Form 26 (Rev. July t9,9)\nU 5 GO'tUtNM I NT PIIIMTI NG. 0"
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   "n": 66,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/nasa-uap-d022/p66.jpg",
   "text": "1-f~ fu :\nvJ,. F~\n,.\ni:::~ '.\n~ -~ - P\"\n~'AJ-: ~2& ~ e;;::J:,,.. fLJ....:;_._;.:::..1- ~\n~\n12.a.~ 1- 7 ~\nr-L \\v.~, \"1s-e-, t:._ ~\n~\nJ,i\n~ ~-tf4 ~)2\n~\n: ~-\n~~cf ~ ~\n~\n,ft;. ~\n,\nt~~~'>w-hr-~ ~ ~\n'4- ~~\n~\n}- ~J.a.-~\n(~) ,\n~\n~ u ~~\nI ~. Y'h_\n~\nr--+;-.J... ?\n~\n'\"T\"\"R '1 V-£ I.., .',\""
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   "n": 67,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/nasa-uap-d022/p67.jpg",
   "text": ". ;,\n-\nctor,\nAP 27. 1966\ne\nFl\nt Ex eri\nt\nOffice\nto :\n/ -ia.nn\nperi\nnt... Off1c\nSt tu.s of\n1 I\nel\nt\n1c Ex er ents\nIn\ns\nare :\nn\nforte\nIX J.11 1 t\nl , Zodiacal Li\n11, Airg\no\no\nl\ner\no\n1\ner\nPhotogr\nColleo\nor1te Collect\nir .\nayn\nton~ port d by t lco\nril 21 . 19-66\nt\nt t e co dl.t1 ~ ft\nu jct\n1\ns ti factory .\ntails follo .\nS-1 :\nout by • C ..\nre satisf'·\nio\nunits\nr\no t\n00\n• ap\ne\nf\n( !J)\nio\nThi\n•\n.1\ne\nnd\ning or\n\"')\nday\nl\nt .\np\nt\nn\nrs\nin\nindfc t\nt\npl\nand\ne\nbri fin\nor\n1\nc\nte\nconversation\n11\nr\nt\nit\nr cently\ntraini\n(t\n8\nno enclature}.\nas\nd\nth\n1n\nuni\nd has seen tne fl\n1\niff\n1n\ntra\ng unit is that it\ntual filt\n1\ns\n1\nsh le. butt\nit\not\np\ni\nntical tot\nl\nr\nwi\nt\ne\nt\n1n t\net to\nd\n1\ne\nt\nra\ny\nt\ntot\nd\nly a"
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  {
   "n": 68,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/nasa-uap-d022/p68.jpg",
   "text": "X\nr1\ntot\nC\n..\n1ew b a.c e\na\n1\nt\n,\ns\nsh nt on\ncon\nnri\npal\ne u\nte\norig\na\nntly, n\nrp thi t\n~-11\nd XII.\nx rim\nbeen oonstru\natory.\nThi\nOk t\nis 1ncor\ntra1n1ng\nitn 1t.\nn\nor\ns\n1ni IX in\nwill\np\nod.\nTh\not what\ne\ned\nfor four(~)\n1g~t1\nl\ne uip .e t\nc e\nd\nfor re 1.1\ns-10, u-12:\no\nt\nc\neked out\nfit-o eo\nupp\ndl\na.a\nS/C.\nin\nd\nt\nc\noy an\nht-h nd\ned\no\nr\nn\nadv rte t\nt:1.on.\noth\nw1\nb\n-\nked at the\nthen\nn\nt\nrat\nrvatory\nor\nr\nis '1c\nroom\" s ac\nfor Or. He\nn, y\nat\na e\nlso.\n-12\n111\n10 box\nhe\nA\na\ned\nC\nto\nin\nd\ner\non\nSEDR\nd\nat\nto\nDudl\nfor lo.............b\nocordin to th\n-12 collection box\n11\nr tr1\nd\n1r t\nf'or th fir t d y of\n1 eion.\nIn\nry,\nr\nei\nt (8)\nour of\n(sci nt flo\n1.\nt\n0\nor th\nBC\nduled for Gemini I\nd t\non\n-1/2\nVila 1 ror\nx erime\ncc\n0 o.\nst\nl\nOffice, ~SC.\nTh\nin l tli ht plan\noul\nad\non th 18th ad I have\nreq at d a co\n•\n1oc..1yn n. ill\ncc:\nSM/Foster/Calio\n111\nSM Subject Files: GT-9\nt\nri\nt\nfie\nS-1., S-12., S-11\no\nf\ne\nrincip\noad1.ng.\nTh\nn\ne\nwh\nthere.\nIX th\nfrom\n.;.,-10\nf-1rs\nfo\nt\nw 11\nd\nom\nr t\nSM Reading Files"
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   "n": 69,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/nasa-uap-d022/p69.jpg",
   "text": "...; ·I ir co ,\n. ann r \"1\n,t\n1t\nv / .an\nd\nl\n(>. t\nt\nt\n0\n3c\nt\n0\n0\n1\n1\nj::\"rl-e.- e\n~?\n(>~,:ti.~~ (I\",-,._ S'- to)\nAP 1\n71 66\nio\n1c\nr 1e1ts\nt\nr\nt 1\n,\nd\no :\nt\ni\nl\nC\nt\nt"
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   "text": "..\n.,\nNASA ROU\nG SLI P\nCODE\nNAME (if ,11,mary)\nACTION\nAPPIIOVAL\n1.\nSM\nliiH . :Post.err\nCONCURRENCE\nfllf\n2.\n~~\nINFORMATION\nINVESTIGATE AND ADVISE\n3.\ni/;.(1\n£JA\nI\n- ...-~\nNOTE AND FORWARD\nNOTE AND RETURN\n\"·\nM\nig,- 7\nPU REQUEST\nllfCOMMfNDATION\n5.\nr\nSEE ME\nSIGNATURE\n6.\nREPLY FOR SIGNATURE Of:\n7.\nREMARKS:\nI\nCODE,\nAtOM,\nSM\nI\nNAME ·\nJ .R. Gi ll: kby\nIDAT3/ 7 /66\nU. S. G0\\llfOiMI.NT P-ll HTI NG OPF ICI\nltU or-171145\nNASA Form 26 (Rev. Jan. 1963)"
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   "n": 73,
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   "text": "OPTION.Al fOI.M. NO. 10\nMAY lf'2 fDffiOH\nC SA fPMt (41 Cfl) 101-11.6\nU ITED STATES GO ERNME T\nMemorandum\nTO\nSM/Director, Manned Flight Experiments Office\nDATE: March 7, 1966\nFROM\nSM/Jocelyn R. Gill\nSUBJECT:\nStatus of Scientific (OSSA) Experiments on Gemini IX\nThe following scientific experiments are scheduled for Gemini IX:\nS-l ,\nZodiacal Light Photography; S-10, Micrometeorite Collection on Agena;\nS-11, Airglow Horizon Pbbtography; S-12, Micrometeorite Collection on\nGemini, related to S-10; and Dim Light Photography being presented to\nSSSC as S-28 on Friday, March 4, 1966 .\n(L. Dunkelman, GSFC) .\nS-l :\nZodiacal Light Photography, E. Ney, Univ. of Minnesota.\nAstronaut briefing, Ney reports that one briefing has been held in\nHouston and another will be scheduled for the Planetarium. Elliott See,\nCharles Bassett and James Lovell were present for the first briefing:\nTom Stafford was not .\nUnder the circumstances, it is likely that the\nbriefing will have to be repeated ,\nEquipment, The camera equipment is now at the Cape .\nDocumentation has\npresented some problems, mainly the insistence on a new serial number\nfor the camera since it now has a handle on it .\nThe handle is mounted\nwith boles on the camera .\nTri-X film will be used with and without the\nwindow.\nWith hatch open and using the spacecraft as an occulting disk,\nthe astronaut will place himself in the shadow of the s/c and see how\nfar out he can trace the extension of the solar corona.\nHe will also\ntake 4 pictures of the airglow and a picture of the Milky Way .\nThe principal investigator commented that he was very pleased with the\nenthusiastic reception from See and Bassett for the equipment and\nexperiment .\nThey have been the most interested in this experiment of all\nthe astronauts who have been associated with it .\nSince Tom Stafford bas\nbeen very cooperative in the experimental program, I personally have\nconfidence that he will pick up where See and Bassett have left off, and\nthat the experiment can go off as planned.\nS-10:\nMicrometeorite Collection on Agena.\nIt employs the same bracket as S-12 .\nThis modus operandi has cost more\nthan a new design and has given much trouble .\nGSI (government service\ninspection) has been a problem since i t was not written into the contract .\nThe problem is with the fairing with the handle in the open position .\nLubrication bas also been a problem since the contractor has applied it\nin 11glops 11 instead of following instructions .\nThe experiment is all ready,\nl\nso far as equipment is concerned.\nBuy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan\nso,0-101"
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   "text": "..\n2\nS-11:\nAirglow Horizon Photography, M. Koomen, NRL.\nNo difficulties in the schedule are anticipated.\nThis is the first\nflight of this experiment and the flight hardware is on schedule .\nThe equipment has passed environmental testing.\nThe experiment is\nmounted on a movable bracket and is 11 pointed 11 by the astronaut .\nThe first briefing of the astronauts (See and Bassett) has been held\nand another is to be held later in the Morehead Planetarium.\nThe\nastronauts seemed \"reasonably happy\" with the experiment according\nto the principal investigator .\nS-12 :\nMicrometeorite Collection on Gemini S/C :\nOn schedule .\nNo problems reported by the principal investigator .\nThis\nis the first flight of this experiment, having been canceled out on GT-6 .\nS-28:\nDim Light Pbotograpl¾ L. Dunkelman:\nThis experiment was first carried on Gemini VII and VI -A as \"operational\nprocedure . \"\nAf'ter processing by SSSC and M3FEB this month, it is hoped\nthat it will assume full experiment status . It uses cameras already\nassigned to the s/c and sensitive black and white film, already qualified.\nSome further briefing will be required, probably at the Planetarium and\npossibly can be accomplished at the same time as S-l ' s Planetarium briefing .\nJocelyn R. Gill"
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   "text": "BM/Director,. Manned Flight Experiments Of':fice\nMarch 7, 1966\n/JoceJ.yn B. Gill\nStatus or Scie t11\"ie (OOSA) Experiments on Gem:ini IX\nThe i'ollovi.ng scientii'ic ex:perim.ent are schedule for Gemini IX: S-l,\nZodiacal Li&}lt Photography; s-10, 1Ucrometeor1.te Collection on Agena;\nS-ll, A1rglow Horizon Photography; S-l2, Mic:rometeorit Col.lect.ion. on\nGem.1111, rel.ated to S-10; and Dila Ligllt Photography being presented to\nSSSC as S-28 on F 1day, Ma.rcb 4, 1.966.\n(L. Dunkel.man, GSJ'C).\nS-1:\nZodiacal Light Pbotograpey,\ntronaut briefing,.\n7 repc,rts th t one briefing be. been held in\nHouston and another will be scbedul.ed for the Pl.alletari\\D. Elliot-t See,\nCharles Bassett and J\ns Lovell were present for t\nfirst briefing:\nTom Stafford -wa\nnot.\nU: er the circumstances, it is likel.T t\nt the\nbrl .t'1ng w:11..l have ta b\nr\neated.\nE uipaent,- The c\nra e uipaent is now e.t\ne Cape.\nDocumen a.Uon has\nproblems, mai.nq the insi.st nee on a l\\eV erial number\nfor th c\nra since it now has a handl on it. 'l'be ba.mlle i.s mounted\nwith bole on the c\n:l'a.\n'rri-X film will. be used with and without the\nYindo • With batch open nd\n1ng the s\ncecraf't as an oceul.t~ di k,\nthe\ntronaut vlll place b:1.mself int e shadow o-f the s/c\nsee how\n:far out bi c\ntrace the exten ion of the solar corona..\nBe will al.so\ntake 4 pictur\no:f' th a.irglow and a picture of the J0.1k;r Way.\nTh priiicipe.11.ilvestigator commen\nthat he was very pl ased with th\nentbuai tic reception fr\nSee end\nssett for the equipmen't end\nt in erested in bis eJI>eriment of\n1.\nbeen\nsociated w1th it. Since T\nst-afford bas\n•'ri-...iment.\nThe7 have been tb\nbeen very cooper\nin the experiment 1. pro\n, I personal..ly ha\nconfi.dence that he vill pi k up Yb re S\nd Bassett have l.ef't off, and\nthat t\nexperilllent c\ngo off e.s pl.anned.\nIt employs the same bra.ck.et\nS-12.\nTh\nmodus o'1randi: has cost more\ntba\nnev design and has given much trouble.\nGSI\ngovernment service\ninspection) has been\nproblem since it was not wrl. ten into the contraet.\nThe p:robJ.em is with tbe f\nring w:1.t\nthe b.endle 1n tbe open pcsit1.on.\nLubrication bas al.so been a problem since the contractor ha applied it\n1\n\"g1o\n\" inst ad ot follovi.ng instructions. The experiment is all reaccy-,\no far s equi\nnt 1\nconcerned:."
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   "text": "•\ns-111\nAiz:glow Bori~on l'hotoF:!JlbYt 14. Koomen, NRL.\no ditt1ault\nsc\nantic\n.\n'l'll1s ie the f'int\nflig):lt o t\nt\ngbt h\nre 1 on schedtil.\nThee\nn\nd enviromnental testing. The experiment 18\nmount\nc .\n1.a 11.pointed\" by 'the a.st onaut\nThe ~1.r ~ b:ie~ o th\natronauts (Se and Ba.saett)\ns be n bel\nand anoth r i\nto be held l ter in tn Morehead. Plane'tarium.\n'rb\ntronauts • em d \"reasonably happ:,11 nth the x:periment a.cco:rding\nto t\nprincipal inveoti :tor.\n8-12:\nM1crometeor1t\n~1 sjo:\nOn\nchedul.e.\nNo probl\nre rted oy the principal. investiga o:r,\nThi\nu the fir t fl~g}:l,t of t is e~riment, l1s,ving been cane led out on GT-6..\n8-28:\nLight Photog plJi L. Dunkel.m&n:\n:Thi.•\nr1ment was first o rr1\non Gemi,n1: vn\nd Vl:-A a\n\"-operational\nprocedur . 11\nAfter processing by\nSC and MSFEB tb1i month, it 1.& ho\nd:\nhat 1~ nll a\ne tu.l.l xperiment t t\n. It ua\ncemeras already\"\nusigned to the s/c\nensit1ve bl ck and whit 1'1lm. alre dy qua11:f'1ed.\nSo\nf\"urtb r bri f'ing w1ll be re uir d, probably t the Planetari.ura an\npossibl:y can be accompli hed at h\ntim a\nB-1' s Plan tarium bri flng.\nJocelyn lL Gill\ncc :\nMGS/Mr . Liccardi\nMGS/Mr. Frandsen\nMGS/Mr ~ Hall\nSM:JRGill:kby 20593\n3/7/66"
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   "n": 77,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/nasa-uap-d022/p77.jpg",
   "text": "Cops . t o A.Liccardi, A Frandsen, Eldon Hall -\nDRAFT\n- exped~\n!\n3/3'/.66\nl eady for final\nMemo to ill oster\nFrom: J .\n. G-ill\nSubject :\nStatus of tibmti:Kixll\ncientif'ic tOSSA)\nxperiments on Gemini IX\nThe f ollowing scientific exper iments are scheduled for 'emini lX: S- 1,\nZodiacal Light Photogrophy; S- 10,\nicrometeorite Collecti on on gena;\nHorizon\nS- 11,\nirglo /Photo .raphy;\n-12,\n·crometeorite Collection on\nemini, r elated\nt o S- 10; and Dim Light hotography being presented to SSC as S- 28 on\nF'ri day, arch 4,1966 . lL. Dunkelman, USFC).\nS- l : Zodiacal Light Phot ography •. Ney. Oniv. of\ninn.\nAstronaut briefin ,\ney reports that one briefing has been held in\nouston and another ill be scheduled for the Planetarium. Elliott See ,\nChas .\nassett and Jam~s L vell ere present or the f irst briefing: Tom\nt fford was not .\nUnder he circumstances , it is likely that the briefing\nwill have to be repeated .\n·quipment ,\nhe camera equipment is now at the Cape.\nDocumentat i on has\npresented some problems , mainly the insistence on a new serial number for the\ncamera since i t no, has a handle on it .\n'l'he handl e is mounted vrith holes on\nthe c mera .\nl'ri-\nfilm will be used with and without t he , indov {~.\nith hatch open and us·\nthe spacecraft as an occulting disk, the astronaut\nwill pl ace himself in the shadow of the S?C and see how f;;r out he can trace\nthe extension of the sol ar coron .\nHe ,. ill also take 4 pictures of the airc:-low\nand a picture of the Ilky ay.\nhe principal investigator commented that he qas ver pleased with the\nenthusiastic reception from ee and Bassett for the equipaent and exper:iment .\nl'hey have been t he most int~ested in this experiment of all the astronauts who\nhave been associated ·ith it .\n1:>ince '1'om Stafford has been very cooperative\nin the experimental pro ram, 1 personally have confidence th· t he will pick up\nwhere ·ee and ~assett 1ave left off, and that the experiment can go off as planned .\n- 10: Micro eteorite Collection on Agena . lt employs the ~\nbr acket as S- 12.\nThis modus operandi has cost more than a new design and has given much trouble .\nUSI (govt serve inspection) has been a problem since it was not v itten into the\ncontract .\nl'he problem is with thef iring with t he handl e in t he open position.\nLubricat ion has also been a problem since the contractor has applied i t in\n11 lops\" instead of f ollowing instructions . l'he experiment is all ready, so\nfar as equipment is concerned ."
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   "n": 78,
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   "text": "2 .\nirglow Horizon Photography.\n. Koomen, mt/. No difficulties in t he\nschedule are anticipated .\nL'his is the first fli ht of this experiment and ,he\nflia t hard11are is on sche ule .\nl'he equipment. has passed environmental\ntesting.\nrhe exper ent is mounted on a movable bracket and is \"pointed\"\nby the astronaut .\n'he first briefing of the astronauts tSEE and ~assett) has been held and\nanother is to be held later in the o:r·ehe., a rlanetarium.\nhe astronauts\nseemed \"reasonably happy\" vi.th the experiment accordin~ to the princi al\ninvestigator.\n·crometeorite Collection on emini nkx:S/C:\nOn schedule .\nNo problems reported by the principal investigator.\nhis is the\nirst flight of this experiment , having been ~\nT-6.\ncancelled out on\n- 28: Dim Light Photography , L . Dunkel.man/.\nhis expe1·iment was first c.srried\non Gemini VII and VI-A as 11operational procedure . 11\nAfter processiw:1 by SSSC\nand\nFEB thi s month, it is hoped that it ~~11 assume .fE.b!:_ experiment status .\nIt uses cameras already assifned to the S/C and sensitive bl ck and white film,\nalready qualified.\nSome further briefing will be required,\nrobabl at the\nPlanetarium and possibly can be accomplished at the same t:ime as S-1 1s\nPlanetarium\nbrief ·\nJocelyn R. Gill"
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