In 1965, Conrad set what kind of space endurance record?
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In 1965, Conrad set an eight-day space endurance record. The record was set during the Gemini 5 mission, which was the fourth manned spaceflight of the Gemini program. The mission was commanded by Gordon Cooper and piloted by Conrad. The mission lasted eight days, two hours, and 43 minutes. The mission was a success and helped to prepare the United States for the Apollo program.
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