NASA-UAP-D003A, Extrait audio Gemini 7, 1965
Description officielle
Cet enregistrement audio contient les communications air-sol ainsi que le flux audio des relations publiques de la NASA (NASA Public Affairs) avec commentaires, enregistrés pendant le vol de la mission Gemini 7. Dans cet extrait audio, l’astronaute Frank Borman signale au centre de contrôle de mission de la NASA à Houston son observation d’un objet non identifié, qu’il a désigné comme un « bogey ». Cette observation a eu lieu le 5 décembre 1965. Le dialogue comprend le signalement initial de Borman, ainsi que des commentaires supplémentaires de l’astronaute Jim Lovell, son coéquipier.
✦ Résumé IA
Cet enregistrement est une rediffusion par le service des Affaires publiques de la NASA de l'audio sol-air de la mission Gemini 7, diffusée à la presse après qu'une panne mécanique/de ligne ait retardé la bande originale. Environ 4 heures 24 minutes après le début du vol, près d'Antigua, le pilote commandant Frank Borman signale un « bogey » à 10 heures en position haute au capcom de Houston, distinct de l'étage propulseur Titan II déjà consumé du vaisseau, également visible à proximité. Borman et son coéquipier Jim Lovell décrivent des centaines de petites particules passant à environ 3 à 4 miles du côté gauche du vaisseau, et décrivent séparément l'étage propulseur comme un corps brillant éclairé par le soleil sur un fond noir, entouré de particules, à environ la position de 2 heures. Un narrateur de la NASA clôt le segment en précisant que le « bogey » était l'objet non identifié, distinct à la fois du champ de particules (que l'on pensait suivre une orbite similaire) et de l'étage propulseur.
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▸Transcription
[00:00] NASA PAO: Gemini Control here again. Earlier in the flight you'll recall, at the start of the second revolution, we had a reference to several objects that the crew spotted. [00:13] NASA PAO: This was in the area of Antigua. Due to a mechanical breakdown we did not have that portion of the tape available for you. [00:24] NASA PAO: This was a line breakdown between Building 30 and our new center, Building 6. [00:31] NASA PAO: Since then we have dubbed the tape off the master tape here in the Control Center, and we are now prepared to play it for you. [00:42] NASA PAO: It contains references to sightings, not only of some particles but also of an unidentified object, plus the booster. Here's that tape — we'll play it for you now. [00:58] Houston: Gemini 7, are you reading? [Borman:] Loud and clear. [Houston:] 7, go ahead. [Borman:] We have a bogey here at 10 o'clock high. [01:12] Houston: This is Houston, say again, 7. [Borman:] We have a bogey at 10 o'clock high. [Houston:] Roger. [01:27] Houston: Do you have any— 7, is that the booster, or is that an actual sighting? [01:37] Borman: I, what? [01:39] Houston: Say again, 7. [01:42] Borman: Okay, we have several — looks like a bogey up there, actual sighting. [01:47] Houston: Do you have any more information, estimated distance or size? [01:52] Borman: We also have the booster in sight. [01:55] Houston: Understand you also have the booster in sight, roger. [01:58] Borman: We have very, very many — looks like hundreds of little particles going by on the left, about 3 to 4 miles. [02:13] Houston: Understand you have many small particles going by on the left, at what distance? [02:21] Borman: I don't know, I don't know. It looks like [unintelligible] passing a vehicle into the [unintelligible]. [02:30] Houston: Roger, I understand they're about 3 to 4 miles away. [02:33] Borman: [unintelligible]. Are you going to [unintelligible] a little bit? [02:37] Houston: Roger, I understand they were about 3 to 4 miles away. [02:41] Borman: [unintelligible], go further. [02:45] Houston: Roger. [02:56] Houston: Gemini 7, Houston. Were these particles in addition to the booster and the bogey at 10 o'clock high? [03:06] Borman: Yes. [03:09] Houston: Roger. [03:10] Borman: Gemini 7, Houston, this is 7. [03:13] Houston: Go ahead. [03:14] Crew: I have the booster on my side, a brilliant body [in] the sun, just a black background, and there's the particles around it. [03:24] Houston: Roger, what direction is it from you? [03:27] Crew: It's about the 2 o'clock position. [03:32] Houston: Does that mean it's ahead of you? [03:36] Crew: The sun is ahead of us at 2 o'clock, slowly tumbling. [03:40] Houston: Roger. [04:07] [ground telemetry callouts: "4S91" repeated at 04:37 and 04:55, "0.1... 9.1 seconds" at 05:05] [05:24] NASA PAO: Gemini Control here again. The reference in that conversation to the third unidentified object — or the third object — was a bogey. There were several references to the bogey. [05:41] NASA PAO: This is the unidentified object, in addition to particles which appear to be headed in a polar orbit, you heard Frank Borman say, plus Jim Lovell discussing the booster. It was Borman who reported sighting the bogey. [06:00] NASA PAO: This is Gemini Control in Houston, at 4 hours, 24 minutes into the flight.
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Source : Département de la Guerre des États-Unis / AARO — domaine public · war.gov/ufo