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Gemini VII Air-to-Ground Transcript Volume I: 5011500_VolumeI

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CONFIDENTIAL 333 116:04:47 P Right. 116:04:48 P And now I can see just - just barely coming up - now the sun, the first glimmer here. It starts out with a light blue. The clouds are sort of a grayish color - 116:04:57 C ..., Jim. 116:04:59 P I'll take a check here as we go along if the spacecraft manages to stay just the way it is. 116:05:07 C Want to pulse it over that way a little bit? This might be worthwhile. 116:05:09 P Okay. 116:05:10 C Give you some power. 116:05:11 P Okay. Shine the light over here. 116:05:16 C Okay. 116:05:21 P Pulse of the spacecraft ... 116:05:23 C ... 116:05:28 P Okay. We pulsed it once. All right? 116:05:35 P Okay. We're looking at the sunrise. It starts out as sort of a blue - a light blue - as distinguished from the grayness of the blue-mist clouds. 116:05:47 C Now you notice the stars are starting to go right through the airglow again. Can you pulse it down a little? 116:05:55 P Yes. Coming now, coming down now. 116:05:59 P Right beneath this blue there is a thin band of orangish red. 116:06:04 C Right. 116:06:06 P And between the blue and the orangish red there is a dark thin band. See that, Frank? CONFIDENTIAL

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