camps concentration camps i should say and sexually transmitted diseases in the one nine hundred forty s men who had the beginnings of nato accomplished women one nine hundred seventy four we have some great shows but today this is really interesting we have a thing called houston we have a problem apollo thirteen and this was made and here to happened oh this is great now apollo thirteen those of you who have followed the space program know about apollo thirteen so this is really a great documentary from plas and if you don't know about apollo thirteen or even that expression here still we have a problem well from now on you'll know exactly what it's all about buckle up here we go david the bru fred hayes his first time up lunar module pilot jack swagger command module pilot three days ago he was on the backup group now he replaced ken mattingly mattingly had been dropped from the ok let's everybody think of the kind of things we'd be betting against say you get anything that looks abnormal  to the line the spacecraft goods we need to get back on we've got a lens to do a good portion of it with ok let's make sure that we don't do anything that's going to blow our c s i electrical power with the batteries or that will problem but let's not make it any worse by guessing my concern was increasing all the time it went from i want to do the landing i wonder if we can get back home again to get fuel cell phones off we can do that on fuel cell number one client ok well let's make sure we don't blow the whole nation i think the concerns me is starting strong equipment we had a problem we don't know the cause of the point first though there has been some tumbling or rotation of the spacecraft the astronauts do not appear to be in any immediate danger the idea what gnc can you get somebody in the back room to try to figure out what the equivalent fault of the  down it dawned on me and i'm sure jackson for about the same time that we were indeed in serious trouble the only way to survive the situation was to transfer to the la survival since the command module was dead except for the oxygen and power avoided for re entry the guidance platform of aquarius designed to land on and take off from the moon would have to be you to the deck that is going to get into the correct orbit around the moon the crew had burned out of a trajectory that would automatically bring them back to work they would have to get back onto a same course toward earth he needs the first problem was solved they were back on the path to work but there were many other problems to be solved from a building a few students manned spacecraft center systems experts coordinated the coast to coast effort to get the group back one of the big problems was consumables there would be enough to eat and drink but in space there are other factors oxygen to breathe electrical power to keep the spacecraft the lime water to cool the equipment and keep an operating what we'll be doing till we get them back on the water is concentrating on everything that is there and their lives are dependent upon at the moment rather than worrying about the and there's nothing we can do about that now this it appears it's present time that everything is under control and that we have a safe situation at the moment for you guys  we are about seventy hours from home and we think we have the situation in control we've projected the consumables as i've described and we have a plan for carrying out the rest of the mission but there's going to be no relaxation at all as far as that goes from now on to splash there was a key decision to be made before apollo thirteen went behind the moon where to bring them down their present course would take them to the indian ocean where recovery would be difficult burn to bring them home quicker would take them to the pacific ocean near the recovery forces bringing them home even faster would place them in the south atlantic again away from recovery forces it was decided to take them to the pacific everything we've done and we'll continue to do that they pounced one hundred thirty seven miles from the four level it was the second time that he had seen them so near there was no time for contemplation there was another critical always done much more than it was guaranteed to do and i think this is a good case in point conserve the consumable glueing water electric power they lend water than was leaking and we shut that prayer for the crew man of the apollo thirteen will all silence for a moment please slowly kept going down in temperature until i think just prior to reentry it was down about thirty eight degrees and along with that there was the sort of a chilling cold the walls were perspiring the windows were completely more the astronaut's paste another problem their own exhaled breath lissie i'm hydroxide chemical to take carbon dioxide out of the air was not sufficient in the lunar module they would have to adapt the canisters from the command module to get the hoses in the lem on the ground and adapter was then action from materials the crew had available in the lamp cardboard from a checklist plastic bags and ta after checkout in an environmental chamber the directions for construction were sent up to aquarius at this point in time i think the partial pressure of carbon dioxide was really about fifteen millimeters and we thank i recall got them that when i spoke to you on the phone you said that you regretted that you were unable to complete your mission i hereby declare that this was  successful mission from the start the exploration the space has been hazardous adventure the voyage of apollo thirteen dramatize to its rest the men apollo thirteen by their poison skills under the most intense kind of pressure epitomized the character that except danger and there is the spirit that build america your missions serve your country it's hard to remind us all of our proud heritage of a nation to remind us that in this age of technicians and scientific marvels that the individual still counts that in a crisis the character of a man or a man will make th