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May 21, 2021
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Gemini 2021 👯‍♂️ success 🚀

A cartoon robot with one body and two heads is talking to a stick figure girl. The robot represents the Gemini twins. They look a bit goofy. The twins say to the girl: To be successful Geminis in 2021, we’re following a highly technical program. The girl raises her eyebrows and replies: Do tell.

One twin says: We need to put green chilies on our food and wear high-quality emeralds on our ring finger. The girl still has her eyebrows raised.

The other twin adds: And on Wednesdays, we need to set a pair of caged birds free, and also offer green clothes or bangles to any elderly women in our house. The girl still has her eyebrows raised.

The girl looks unimpressed and replies: Wow … that’s almost as technical as NASA’s successful Gemini program that ran from 1965 to 1966.

The girl enthusiastically explains to the twins that: Gemini included the first US spacewalk. The first time a NASA spacecraft changed orbit. The first time two NASA spacecraft docked. And it proved that astronauts could spend many days in space. The program’s lessons helped humans land successfully on the moon less than 3 years after it ended. The twins’ faces are looking increasingly cross-eyed, goofy and confused.

The girl adds: If you want to be successful this year, stop reading weird horoscope sites and think of some practical ways to achieve your goals. The twins look at each other, still confused.

The girl grabs one surprised twin by the neck threateningly and says: And stay away from my pigeons.

Sources:
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2. Hitt D. What Was the Gemini Program? NASA. Available at: nasa.gov/audience/forstudents/5-8/features/nasa-knows/what-was-gemini-program-58.html (Last updated: August 2017; accessed: May 2021).
3. Granath B. Gemini Pioneered the Technology Driving Today’s Exploration. NASA. Available at: nasa.gov/content/gemini-pioneered-the-technology-driving-todays-exploration (Last updated: August 2017; accessed: May 2021).
4. The Gemini Program (1962 - 1966). NASA. Available at: nssdc.gsfc.nasa.gov/planetary/gemini.html (Last updated: December 2004; accessed: May 2021).
5. The Apollo Program (1963 - 1972). NASA. Available at: nssdc.gsfc.nasa.gov/planetary/lunar/apollo.html (Last updated: September 2013; accessed: May 2021).