 In 1964, the leader of the Soviet Union heard that NASA was planning to put two men up in the first Gemini flight at some point in the next year. He called his space scientists in and said, you know what, we're going to put three men up and we're going to do it before they do it. In fact, I would like it to happen within the next six months. And they said, that's impossible. We don't have the rocket for it. We don't have the spacecraft for it. We have a one-man spacecraft.