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Gemini VI Mission Image - Rendezvous with Gemini VII
Gemini VI Mission Image - Rendezvous with Gemini VII
Gemini VI Mission Image - Rendezvous with Gemini VII
Gemini VI Mission Image - Rendezvous with Gemini VII
Gemini VI Mission Image - Rendezvous with Gemini VII
Gemini VI Mission Image - Rendezvous with Gemini VII
Gemini VI Mission Image - Rendezvous with Gemini VII
Gemini VI Mission Image - Rendezvous with Gemini VII
Gemini VI Mission Image - Rendezvous with Gemini VII
Gemini VI Mission Image - Rendezvous with Gemini VII
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Photograph of the Gemini VII spacecraft - side view taken off the west coast of India - was taken from the Gemini VI spacecraft during rendezvous and station keeping maneuvers at an altitude of 157 nautical miles during orbit no. 7, on December 15,1965. G.E.T. time was 10.17/GMT time was 23.54. The two spacecrafts are approximately 50 feet apart. Original magazine number was GEM06-B-63101, taken with an 80mm lens. A black & white Master of this image exists. It's photo number is S65-64887.
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15/12/1965
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