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| Pictured in March 1965, IBM engineers check out a model of
the 59-pound computer that will orbit in a Gemini two-man spacecraft.
Built at IBM's Space Guidance Center in Owego, N.Y., the computer
was designed to help Gemini crews steer their craft through
intricate space maneuvers. The pushbutton and display devices
were mounted on the Gemini copilot's instrument panel. Using
the push buttons, he entered new navigation data into the computer
or commanded the computer to display flight information. |
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| Space flight details |
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