Der Start des Gemini 5-Raumschiffes von Pad 19 erfolgte am 21. August 1965 um 9 Uhr morgens.

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Der Start des Gemini 5-Raumschiffes von Pad 19 erfolgte am 21. August 1965 um 9 Uhr morgens.

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S65-50774 (21. Aug. 1965) --- Die National Aeronautics and Space Administration startete das Gemini-5-Raumschiff am 21. August 1965 um 9 Uhr morgens (EST) von Pad 19 aus zu einer geplanten achttägigen Orbitalmission. Astronaut L. Gordon Cooper Jr. war der Kommandopilot, und Astronaut Charles Conrad Jr. war der Pilot. Mit einer Mission von voller Dauer soll die bisher längste bemannte Raumfahrt erreicht werden.

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21/08/1954

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