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GEMINI VII

December 4-18, 1965

James A. Lovell, Jr. & Frank Borman

14 Days in Orbit - First US Space Rendezvous with Gemini VI

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Gemini-VII

Pad LC-19 ()
Titan-II (6)

 

Crew:

Frank Borman (1), Commander
James A. Lovell (1), Pilot

 

Backup Crew:

Edward H. White II
Michael Collins

 

CapCom:

Alan L. Bean (Cape)
Elliot M. See Jr. (Houston)
Eugene A. Cernan (Houston)
Charles A. Bassett II (Houston)

 

Milestones:

 

 

Payload:

Gemini-VII capsule

 

Mission Objective:

Primary object was to conduct 14-day mission and evaluate effects on crew. Secondary objectives included: Provide target for Gemini VI-A. Stationkeep with Gemini VI-A and with second stage of GLV. Conduct 20 experiments. Evaluate lightweight pressure suit. Evaluate spacecraft reentry capability. Conduct systems tests. Spacecraft weight: 3663kg.

 

Launch:

December 4, 1965 2:30:03.702pm EST

 

 

Orbit:

Altitude: 327km (177.1 nm)
Inclination: 28.89 degrees
Orbits: 206
Duration: 13 Days, 18 hours, 35 min, 1 seconds
Distance: km

 

Landing:

December 18, 1965. Landed at 25deg 25.1min North, 70.6deg 7min West Miss distance was 11.8km (6.4nm).
 

Mission Highlights:

All primary and secondary objectives were achieved.

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