Gemini 7 NASA Mission Reports

On December 4, 1965, NASA launched the Gemini 7 spacecraft on a Titan II booster, putting Frank Borman and James A. Lovell, Jr. into Earth orbit. This mission set what was then a new record for long duration manned space flight: 206 revolutions (330 hrs., 35 mins).

During this 14 day period, the Gemini 7 mission achieved some remarkable "firsts" -- manned "station-keeping" (formation flying) and "proximity operations" (relative maneuvering in orbit) with the Gemini 6 spacecraft, and performed more than 20 scientific experiments.

In Gemini 7, The NASA Mission Reports some of the rare official documentation of this historic voyage is collected and made commercially available for the first time.

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