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• Sloan Digital Sky Survey image of merging galaxies with inset field showing spectroscopic sample areas obtained with Gemini South.
• 2005A queues/schedules and Phase II instructions available | The Gemini IRAF package v1. ...
• Future Science at Gemini New Horizons, New Science, New Tools Learn more about Gemini's plans for the middle of this decade and beyond | Announcement of Opportunity for Laser Procurements.
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• Proposals should be written and submitted using the Gemini Observatory's Phase I proposal submission Tool (The PIT). ...
• The Gemini Observatory Phase I proposal submission Tool (the PIT) should be used for submission of Gemini proposals to the U. ... Gemini PATT TAG. The PIT allows the user to interactively create an observing proposal and generate output in the format (xml) acceptable to the Gemini Observatory. ...
• The GEMINI Phase I Proposal Submission Overview Page .
• Goto URL ftp://gemini. ...
• Anyone requiring assistance with proposal prepartion and submission (or anything else related to Gemini) should consult to Gemini Observatory web pages on Obtain Help/Finding Information. The Gemini HelpDesk is now active and U. ...
• --!> Numerous items in the GEMINI Observatory Phase I Submission Tool (PIT) are unconstrained in terms of length of input in the PIT itself. ...
• Gemini TAG has limited in length of input. ...
• No raw LaTeX please! Please separate the justification and Figure postscript files, as Gemini must receive the Figures but does not want the postscript cases! .

• Gemini Autographs and Memorabilia.
• Gemini Crew Autographs.
•   Gemini 4 (McDivitt / White).
• A nice 16"x 20" matte board bearing a color glossy photo of White's Gemini 4 spacewalk, and signed and inscribed on the matte by the crew of McDivitt and White. ...
•   Gemini 6 (Schirra / Stafford).
• Color NASA glossy SP of Schirra and Stafford before a Gemini 6 press briefing. ...
• Color NASA glossy SP of Schirra and Stafford posing in their Gemini spacesuits. ...
•   Gemini 8 (Armstrong / Scott).
• B&W reprint glossy SP of the Gemini 8 crew and signed by Armstrong and Scott. ...
• Gemini 8 launch cover with a color Artopages cachet postmarked in Cape Canaveral and signed with period signatures by Armstrong and Scott. ...
•   Gemini 9 (Stafford / Cernan).
• Color NASA glossy ISP of Stafford and Cernan posing in their Gemini spacesuits. ...
• Color numbered glossy SP of the Gemini 9 crew during EVA training, and signed by the crew of Stafford and Cernan. ...
•   Gemini 11 (Conrad / Gordon).
• Color numbered glossy SP of the Gemini 11 crew after recovery, and signed by the crew of Conrad and Gordon. ...
• Nice USS Guam Gemini 11 recovery booklet loaded with 32 pages of B&W photos and information on the recovery efforts. ...

• Mythical Tales of Gemini .
• Gemini relates to opposites .
• Gemini relates to the twins. ...
• Caster and Polydeuces are associated with the stars to the constellation of Gemini. ...
• This is really the dilemma of Gemini. ...
• The hurdles which Gemini's often encounter sometime come from an outside influence, but they struggle in side as well. ...
• Mercury is the ruling planet of Gemini. ...

• Gemini Spacecraft Snapshots .
• Gemini Spacecraft Snapshots .
• McDonnell's Gemini space capsule provided a bridge between the "spam in a can" Mercury capsule and the mighty Apollo/Saturn V combination that would eventually send twelve men to the surface of the Moon. Gemini's mission objectives were clear-cut: to catch up to the Soviets in the space race, and to perfect the technologies and procedures needed to send people to the Moon. The ten manned flights of the Gemini program achieved many notable firsts, including the first long-duration flights, the first manned docking in orbit, and the first American space walk. These photos, although of indifferent quality (the spacecraft featured are fully enclosed in plexiglas, and hence are not easy to photograph), nevertheless show some useful details for anybody wishing to accurize the 1/24 or 1/48 scale Revell Gemini kits, or the 1/32 scale Collect-Aire kit. ...
• This is a mock-up of the Gemini MOL capsule, on display at the United States Air Force Museum, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Dayton, Ohio. Most of its details are typical of the Gemini capsules, although a few significant differences will be pointed out. This overall view emphasizes the small size of the Gemini capsule.
• The Gemini's instrument panel can be seen in this photograph. ...   The instrument panel of the MOL vehicle has some differences in configuration compared to the standard Gemini, notably with warning lights and gauges - the flight instruments are essentially similar, however.
•   The cockpit is laid out so that there is a minimum of duplication, with many controls and instruments (including the sidestick attitude controller for the fly by wire system - Gemini 3 was the first spacecraft in history to change its orbit under human control). ...   The lack of legroom is also quite obvious: it is hard to imagine two people spending in excess of two weeks in the cramped environs of this cockpit, as did occur on Frank Borman and Jim Lovell's Gemini 7 mission!.
• Unique among American spacecraft (except for the first six flights of the Space Shuttle Columbia), the Gemini capsules were fitted with ejection seats for their two occupants in case of emergency on the pad or in the atmosphere; this is the Command Pilot's seat. ...   Nevertheless, a Gemini capsule had considerably less interior room than a Volkswagen Beetle, so the crews had to like each other, or at least be very tolerant!  The MOL capsule actually is quite roomy compared to the standard Gemini. ...
• This photo gives some idead of the cramped quarters inside a Gemini, although there is only one astronaut here!  It really is hard to imagine spending two weeks in such a cramped space, being essentially unable to move your legs. ...

• Gemini Astronaut Maneuvering Unit .
• During the Gemini 9 flight an astronaut will leave his Gemini spacecraft, put on an Air Force Astronaut Maneuvering Unit, and. ...
• Gemini 9 will mark the first time in the nation's space program that man has performed extravehicular activities in space without a life support umbilical connecting him to his parent spacecraft, the first time he has used a self- propelled and automatically stabilized space maneuvering unit, the first time he has ventured more than 25 feet from his spacecraft and the first time he has performed extravehicular rendezvous with another spacecraft.
• In the Gemini program, the AMU will be used along with an Environmental Life Support System (ELSS) chest pack developed by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. ...
• This modular approach is necessary in the Gemini flights because stowage volume in the Gemini crew compartment is not large enough to accommodate the AMU and because the chest pack, developed by NASA for basic Gemini extravehicular operations, is used for leaving and reentering the spacecraft and performing other space experiments.
• Because of the stowage limitations, the AMU back pack is carried aloft in the Gemini's equipment adapter section outside the crew compartment in the aft portion of the spacecraft.
• The astronaut will use it and an umbilical connection it to the Gemini to move to the back pack and put it on. The astronaut then "plugs in" the back pack with its oxygen supply and other systems, detaches the Gemini umbilical oxygen and electrical lines and operates like an independent space vehicle. While the Air Force AMU was designed and developed to enable the astronaut or space pilot to maneuver in orbit independent of his parent spacecraft and without a tether, during the Gemini 9 flight the astronaut will have about 140 feet of tether linking him to his parent spacecraft as an added safety measure.
• Size and configuration of the pack were determined primarily by the volumes required for hydrogen peroxide, oxygen and nitrogen tanks, by space limitations inside the adapter section and by compatibility with the Gemini suit and the ELSS chest pack.
• Overall dimensions of the pack are: approximately 35 inches high, 24 inches wide and 17 inches deep from the front of the case to the "claw" which holds it in the Gemini adapter section. While the pack may appear bulky from certain angles, actually it is deeply contoured to match the backline of the Gemini suit and is only eight inches thick at its center. ...
• The pack is attached to the Gemini adapter section structure by means of a four-pronged "claw " The unit also has propellant servicing lines connecting it to the spacecraft to service the propellant system after the unit is installed in the adapter section, plus an electrical cable and propellant vent line. ...
• In the first quarter of 1963, a joint National Aeronautics and Space Administration and Department of Defense ad hoc study group was established to recommend the extent and method of Air Force participation in the Gemini program. A manned Air Force experiment incorporating the use of an extravehicular maneuvering unit was proposed by the group for integration into the Gemini program. After preliminary design study which showed the AMU experiment was feasible for Gemini, the Air Force formed the 631A program which had as its goal the successful completion of a number of DOD/NASA Gemini experiments, including the AMU. The AMU project was designated USAF Experimental D-12 and scheduled for flights on Gemini missions 9 and 12. ...

• Gemini Telescopes.
• The Gemini project (http://www. gemini. ...
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• Gemini Northern 8-meter Telescope.
• Gemini North Observatory atop Mauna Kea in HawaiiPhoto from: http://www. gemini. ...
• Gemini North TelescopePhoto from: http://www. gemini. ...
• Aluminizing the primary gemini mirrorPhoto from: http://www. gemini. ...
• Gemini Southern 8-meter Telescope.
• Gemini South Observatory at Cerro Pachon in northern Chile. ... gemini. ...
• Gemini South TelescopePhoto from: http://www. gemini. ...

• GEMINI TITAN 2 LAUNCH VEHICLE .
• This 1/96 scale Precision Paper Space Model represents the Titan 2/Gemini 8 combination (GT8) that launched U. ...
• The model can be assembled as a single unit, or as two separable Titan stages and a separable Gemini spacecraft. ...
• Gemini Titan 2 Page 1 of 4 (pdf) .
• Gemini Titan 2 Page 2 of 4 (pdf) .
• Gemini Titan 2 Page 3 of 4 (pdf) .
• Gemini Titan 2 Page 4 of 4 (pdf)  .
• Cut out second stage/Gemini spacecraft adapter (Part 19 on Page 3). ...
• GEMINI SPACECRAFT .
• Cut out Gemini Reentry Module Cabin Section (Part 21 on Page 4). ...
•   Cut out Gemini Reentry Module Reentry Control System (RCS) section (Part 23 on Page 4). ...
•   Cut out Gemini Reentry Module Rendezvous and Recovery Section (Part 24 on Page 4). ...
•   Cut out Gemini Reentry Module Nose (Part 25 on Page 4) and cement to card stock. ...
•   Cut out Gemini Adapter Module (Part 26 on Page 4, comprising the combined Equipment and Retrograde Sections). ...
•   Cut out Gemini Adapter Module Aft Cover (Part 27 on Page 4) and cement to card stock. ...
•   Congratulations!  Your Gemini Titan 2 is complete. ...

• On The Shoulders of Titans: A History of Project Gemini.

• Gemini 12.
• Gemini 12 was the tenth and final flight of the Gemini series, which bridged the Mercury and Apollo programs. ...
• Gemini 12 was launched from Complex 19 on 11 November 1966 at 3:46:33 p. ... rendezvous was achieved with the Gemini Agena Target Vehicle (GATV), which had been launched an hour and a half before Gemini 12. ...
• He attached a 30 meter long tether stowed in the GATV adapter to the Gemini adapter bar. ...
• Gemini 12 undocked from the GATV, moved to the end of the tether connecting the two vehicles, and began the tether experiment by moving in a cicular orbit about the GATV. ...
• The Gemini spacecraft was a cone-shaped capsule consisting of two components, a reentry module and an adaptor module. ... 6 cm for the Gemini spacecraft. ...
• The reentry module consisted mainly of the pressurized cabin which held the two Gemini astronauts. ...
• Gemini Program .
• The Gemini program was designed as a bridge between the Mercury and Apollo programs, primarily to test equipment and mission procedures in Earth orbit and to train astronauts and ground crews for future Apollo missions. ... Each Gemini mission carried two astronauts into Earth orbit for periods ranging from 5 hours to 14 days. ...
• Diagram of Gemini courtesy of NASA History Office.
• Gemini 12 Target.
• Gemini Home Page.
• Astronaut Missions - Mercury, Gemini, and Apollo.

• Gemini.

• Cerro Tololo | NOAO Gemini Science Center | Kitt Peak.
• NOAO-NSO Newsletter |  The March 2005 NOAO-NSO Newsletter contains articles on the pending NSF Senior Review, observing opportunities in Semester 2005B, the Gemini WFMOS instrument concept, and the WIYN One-Degree Imager. ...
• Image Credit: Gemini Observatory, University of Florida/C. ...

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