Gemini Flight Would Jar Hippo's Teeth
- CAPE CANAVERAL (UPI)
The federal space agency is up
set over the prospect that the up
coming Gemini flights into space
could make human milk-shakes
out of America's astronauts.
As matters stand today, the
first - Geini pilots would go
bouncing off into orbit at the
rate of 660 bounces per minute.
That's enouglf to jar the teeth
of a hippopotamus.
The' culprit in this particular
potful of Gemini problems is the
Titan-2 rocket that will boost the
capsule and its two men. Tech
nicians have discovered the rock
et is a sort of flying accordion,
vibrating up and down at the
rate of 11 cycles per second.
The National Aeronautics and
Space Administration (NASA)
told United Press International
that "NASA considers the pres
ent level of oscillation as unsuit
able for a manned vehicle."
Intra-servlce memos on the
subject are phrased considerably
stronger.
Space agency officials said that
if rocket, spacecraft and space
men alike go around bouncing 11
times every second there would
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be "potential degradation of the
functional capabilities of the pi
lots." Translation: The astronauts
would be shaken to the eyeballs.
It is admittedly a bit difficult
to see anything clearly while
one's head is going up and down
660 times per minute (11 cycles
per second times 60 seconds).
"... The relative motion be
tween the pilot's head and the in
strument panel, which also would
be vibrating, could make it dif
ficult for pilots to read instru
ments accurately," as NASA
says.
Reactions Unpleasant
Another space agency official
says tests in the 11-cycle-per-sec-ond
area have turned up a long
list of reactions by pilots, "most
of them unpleasant."
Scientists have concluded from
their studies of Titan-2 military
test shots at Cape Canaveral that
the critical vibrations start a lit
tle more than one minute after
blast-off, and that they last for
about 20 seconds or so.
The problem and the responsi
bility for its solution has been
dumped back into the lap of the
Air Force, which had the Titan-2
problems and all built to its
specifications in the first place.
The difficulty has been duly ac
corded a name: "Pogo-stick effect."
It has been more or less Din
pointed:' ".. . Evidently originat
ing as a pressure disturbance in
propellant pumping and piping
system which results in vari
ations in engine thrust, which
feeds back through the vehicle's
structure, further amplifying the
pressure disturbance ..."
A two-point general course of
action has been proposed: 1. Stop
the vibrations; 2. Fix up things in
the place where they started; i.e.,
the fuel pumps and lines.
Never Worries
The Air Force has been flying
Titan-2 missiles for going on two
years, but never worried about
the "pogo-stick effect" because
the nuclear warheads the rocket
was designed to carry don't have
eyeballs to shake or teeth to rat
tle or stomachs to churn.
NASA long ago selected Titan-2
as the Gemini capsule booster,
and has had its scientific fingers
in the rocket's innards for a
year or more without notable re
sults. The problem is still there,
on every Titan-2 that flies from
Cape Canaveral. .
Asked whether the "pogo-stick"
causc-effect-solution would delay
Gemini's schedule, the space ag
ency answered with a firm "no."
There is a fair amount of rea
son for (his indication of confi
dence. Project Gemini already is
more than a year behind sched
ule, and it will be another 14
months October, 1964 be
fore the first pair of astronauts
will board the capsule for a flight
into space.
That leaves a goodly slice of
time for finding some way
to take the spring out of the fly
ing pogo-stick.
8 The News-Review. Roseburg, Ore. Wed., Aug. 21, 1963
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Oath Controversy
Waits Trial Briefs
BOISE (UPI) The controversy
over Idaho's new loyalty oath
rested today while a three-member
federal judgo panel awaited
trial briefs from the oath's op
ponents and defendants.
The federal judges, at Monday's
day-long hearing on the oath, or
dered Pocatcllo attorney Louis
Racine to file a trial brief within
30 days on behalf of the public
employes ho represents.
The judges gave Atty. Gen. Al
lan G. Shcpard 15 days after re
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A parade of Iduho professors
Monday described the 1963 stat
ute as a threat to academic freedom.
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tors and would harm the Puca
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SALEM (UPI) Harry W.
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He succeeds Mrs. J. B. Cald
well, Oregon Cily, whose term
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Scott, former Salem School
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