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Diagrams of Spacecraft Responses to Orbit Attitude Control Thrust

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S64-03507 (1964) --- Diagrams shows Gemini spacecraft responses to orbital attitude systems's thrusters. Firing of appropriate combination of the thrusters cause pitch, roll and yaw.

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13/01/1964
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