Otrobonita/noicy-space-talks huggingface dataset:
CDR: Okay_ go ahead. This would be a good time to do it.
LMP: ... find it - here somewhere.
LMP: Uh oh.
CDR: Uh oh, wha - Ub oh, it's starting to get light.
LMP: Uh oh, we've logged one more day's worth of sleep than we've been up here. lXll-'lU cl- , l,l, i1 . ID[-,lllt-_ if_if_ll_ ll_ [ lllll · I [ Day _ 677 I i
CDR: {Laughter)
CMP: What! (Laughter)
UNKNOWN: we should have 6 days left to sleep.
CMP: No, we should have 7.
CDR: Oh, yesterday was the seventh. Sure, I logged all mV food for the seventh. I thought we were still up there - Hey, that's better. We don't have so far to go, do we? Tuesday, how about that?
LMP: So, we've already logged 8 nights of sleep.
CDR: Yes .... again.
LMP: You know, I've got the urge I may just break my record.
CMP: 02 FLOW HIGH. f
CMP: Okay, you want to kill the vent? I
CDR: Yes, I guess you can. Okay.
CDR: I don't know what I started down here to do, but I guess I -
LMP: No_;- Let's see, where are all those peaches?
CDR: Leave it on for just a - Just a hair here.
CMP: Okay, coming back on.
CDR: Okay, whoops. If you turn it off in about a minute from right now, you're all set. We've got to get rid of these - That's a full one, too. We've got to get rid of these empty boxes of tissue· %h]cre now?. one. do they go That's a full
CDR: Here. Dave Scott, what did you do with my pen? ?iL 17I' l i _.... . , · i ̧ ........ _ ....
CDR: You're really a bad apple. Do you have mine? That's what I was afraid of. I was hoping you would say yes.
CMP: Okay, you can kill the dump, Rusty, if you haven't already.
CMP: Okay, ... 02 FLOW HIGH. 'il , u., ,- ...... 679
CMP: Hey, we have to do a P52. We might as well just load this ...
CDR: Tell you what I think I'm going to do. I'm going to take these down right now, just in case.
CMP: ... all the way around the cockpit? .
CDR: ... Yes, indeed. I think it would be a good idea ...
LMP: 169:38:59, POO. Oh, did we load the DAP?
CMP: No, ... do that.
CMP: ... DAP ... (Laughter)
CDR: No] We didn't do all that. Call that up again.
LMP: ... quad selection.
CDR: Yes, but I - I'd like to get that in there. We're not going to be using any. I want to put the quad selection in right now.
CMP: Alright. Co ahead.
LMP: ... 141, 00 ...
CDR: Let's put that in.
UNKNOWN: Yes, let's put that in....
LMP: ... really had in mind.
CDR: 6772 ....
UNKNOWN: :> Okay?
UNKNOWN: Let me check it. That's right. I ,F'?i ''''' +''.... -_ ',TI A · ; .
CMP: Naturally.
LMP: Naturally, ...
CMP: Yes .... Okay? 23 ... 000, plus ...
LMP: I think you wrote that down, too.
CMP: Unh-uh.
CDR: Unh-uh?
CDR: You don't like to do it, do you? CDR
CMP: i . .. every once in a while. Oh, shoot! I just -
CMP: ... picture?
CMP: Oh. What are we coining up on? Oh, look down here, Jim. Get that island do_rnthere. It's beautiful!
CDR: Look - where, Dave? window.
CMP: Right in your
CMP: Try the window.
CDR: That's what I Just took a picture of here were some of these islands.
UNKNOWN: Oh, isn't that pretty!
CDR: I don't know; it'd probably be Canaries. , _ ' _lr_ C_ITI AJ ___ i , · , ,s ,_ Day 8 681
CMP: Hey, we're going to be rolling just right - -
CDR: - - for the intertropieal-conversion zone. South 40 degrees?
LMP: No, we're not. It's at 4 minutes, and we're not going to see it.
LMP: The intertropical-conversion zone.
CMP: Yes, from the right-hand window, we will.
CDR: No, we're left - we're left-hand window down here.
CDR: We're left-hand window down.
CMP: Yes, I know; we're left-hand window down .... out the right-hand window.
CDR: Intertropical conversion - _at time is that supposed
CMP: 2 minutes.
CDR: Yes. Shoot, I guess we could roll over. l_21ydon't we roll under?
CDR: _y don't you log - -
CMP: ... can't even see it.
CDR: Yes, you log the - yes - okay. Finish doing what you're doing; I'11 go ... here and roll ... Watch your leg on this. Okay.
CMP: ... in the middle.
CDR: Gee, look at that.
UNKNOWN: Oh, you ... a point ...
CDR: Yes. _eautiful.
CDR: I don't know. Water complex down here is something too, isn't it? Looks like good oceanography. Hey, that looks like tremendous motion. I'11 take a couple feet across there. Okay?
CDR: Oh, heyl _nat's really neat, you can sec the bottom - -
CDR: Yes, you really can.
CDR: You can see how those ships have come across there.
CMP: 1001, 1002, 1003 - -
CDR: Hey, look, I can ... Go ahead.
CMP: - - 1004.
UNKNOWN: Okay, we got about 1 minute until we get to Ghat intertropical-zone weather.
CMP: ... see it. I can see it over here.
CDR: Do you see it over there? Can you see it out - Which way?
CMP: ... right.
CDR: You w_lt me to stop rolling, or start rolling?
UNKNOWN: Keep going the way you're going.
CDR: I'm going left, slightly. Here, you want this camera?
LMP: South of south? LI_I I/-%L _- Day 8 683 see it better than I can, if you roll left.
CDR: Actually, Dave, there's nothing down south of track.
CMP: No. There's a bunch of stuff here, though .... is a bunch of - a great, big, long line of choppy weather. --
CMP: I know, but it's down there.
CMP: Yes, but it doesn't look that significant to me.
CDR: Oh, I see it, way down there, huh?
CDR: Ah!
LMP: Dave] Dave?
LMP: Just a second .... There's a k_nd of pretty picture there - Oohl Sunglint on the water. Oh, that's great.
LMP: You getting sunglint on the water?
CDR: I got some sunglint on the - Oh, here's a whole string of sunglint on the water. Oh, here, hey, give me the cam - give me the - Yes, give me the movie c_mera. That's what we want, is the sunglint on the water with the movie.
CDR: Right along here. What is it - the 75-millimeter? Shoot. Hold that. Six frames a second?
CDR: ... it's on one.
CDR: Oh, excuse mc. It's on one? L
CDR: Okay, thank you. Oh, this is really great! Let me -
LMP: Hold it still!
CDR: It's right along the coast here, and the sunglint is really great. Make sure we don't get into gin_ lock, Dave.
CMP: I will.
CDR: How much did they want, Rusty? ... This will mak a - Not only will it be a great sunglint pic - picture, it'11 be great from the standpoint of looking at the coast.
CMP: ..., Rusty.
CMP: Watch your angle, Jim - -
CDR: What's the matter - Is it _- You getting over there
CMP: - - off the window.
CDR: Oh, hey, look at that sunglint! That's fantastic!
CMP: Need to roll left.
CDR: Yes. No, I don't know what I need to do, really. It looks like the sunglint - it looks like we're aiming right at the sunglint, Dave. Yes, do what- ever you think you need to do to make it get where it ought to go. Oh, we're coming across some clou here.
CDR: Don't take too much of the window, Jim.
CDR: No. I think that's all I can take. Well - yes. tt looked like I was clear of the window, Dave. Because the sungl_nt was - was back there. There wasn't any way I could get around that. Get ... t log.
CMP: Did you log ... the tape? Day 8 685
CDR: What? (Laughter) You're going to get mc on weight rather than on numerical ones, huh?
CMP: ... be - Oh.
CDR: Oh, hell, that - that's - Get the 70 millimeter. Let me get the 70 millimeter ...
CMP: Log your 70.
CDR: That's what I'm trying to do.
CDR: What number was that one, David? Zero?
CMP: Yes, that's zero.
CDR: It was 150, 168, ...
CDR: I did. Oh[ (Laughter)
CDR: How many did I take? 2 minutes or something like that?
CDR: Oh, those were really beautiful sunglint-on-water pictures. Right along the coast, and you eou/d not only - and the sunglint was in such a place that you - also in the frame, I'm sure, we were getting some of the coast of Africa. So you're sort of getting a map of the coast of Africa and the sunglint.
CMP: . .. (Laughter)
CDR: That's the thing about Schweiekart; he never does anything in a small way. Everything is big and spectacular. Here's your boot over here, Rusty. I don't see exactly ... Here's your boot. Here
CDR: Here comes the coast of Africa again.
CDR: I wish you'd give me back my pen, Dave. Oh, there' my pen, up there.
CMP: I wonder where mine is?
CDR: I don't know. This may be yours. You know what over your ... is there?
CMP: Mine's got a little white tab On it.
CDR: Has it? 'I know how I can tell mine - -
CDR: I think it is, too.
CMP: If Rusty ever gets finished.
CMP: Hey, did you log a time on that, Rusty? How long?· Seems like you've been down there an hour and 30 minutes.
CDR: (Laughter) Jim. That's what it takes.
CDR: ... your feet started to do that because of TPI and TPF? ';" Day 8 687
CMP: Hey, it looks like - Oh, m_ goodness, we're really rolling. Rolling left, which is the wrong way. We go into darkness at 40 -
CDR: Are these your cinnamon toasted bread cubes, Dave?
CMP: Help yo_u'self.
CDR: No, I Just wondered if they were yours.
CMP: Yes. i
CDR: Tell you what, it looks like we're going to come out in the - we're going to be in the dark here soon. Maybe we ought to put these cameras away, to,
CMP: That's what I'm doing right now.
CDR: Good boy.
CMP: That's what I said, I think we ought to get ready for the burn now.
CMP: }fey, hand me the Hasselblad camera, and I'11 put it away.
CDR: Okay, just a second. Oh.
CDR: Yes, it's sort of disorientin_ when you're upside down, isn't it?
CDR: Starting to get into darkness in here.
CDR: Dave, where did you get this one camera bracket?
CMP: One goes in U-3 up above your head. The other goes in R-10, over in the right by Rusty.
CDR: Yes. Do you know where you got this one?
CDR: Okay. !
CMP: I think that - that came out of U-3. I'm pretty sure, Jim.
CDR: Yes. I
CMP: The LM - the 24 bracket that goes - that started out in U-3.
CDR: I think I'm going to take these used Kleenex boxes left. how many we even have Full, that is. ...
CDR: Here's one. Now, that's a full one there, isn't it?
CDR: The full ones, Dave, we ought to leave someplace else.
CMP: Let's put everything in A ...
CDR: Okay, give us something to do afterwards; we can unstow it all again.
CDR: Oh, there's z,_ friend, Orion. There's my even better friend, Sirius ....
CDR: Hey, Dave, we have an extra helmet bag here, too, that we ought to -
CMP: No room left in that ds__ compartment.
CDR: In A-l?
CMP: Yes, it's all full of that other stuff.
CDR: Yes, ,.. lithium hydroxide canisters we didn't have in there before. Can't you stuff the empty ones in
UNKNOWN: trying to find a better place, that has more room. Day 8 689 it.
CDR: U-3 up there has some room in It doesn't have anything in it at all, as a matter of fact.
CC: Apollo 9, Houston. Standing by, Tananarive.
CDR: Roger, Houston; Apollo 9- Okay, Davey, it's Buzz. You want to start - -
CMP: Is it really?
CMP: Okay, let me put this away.
CMP: Back on the line.
CDR: Matter of fact, I might even have your telescope pointing at some stars this time. I'm not so screwed up.
CMP: Amazing.
CDR: Rusty, you might want to really glue that helmet down over there.
LMP: Yes, it's glued with two snaps.
CDR: Here, you want another strap?
LMP: No - I - I've got one here. I'11 put that on, okay ... Put this in my pocket. You - you want to stic these in the waste bag over there?
CDR: You see the loose food bag?
CMP: Yes, but -
CC: Houston; standing by, Tananarive'
CDR: Roger, Houston; Apollo 9- We're reading you loud and clear.
CC: Roger. Same here.
CMP: Jklright. We could do a preferred. How about that? How does that look like on yoor ball, Jim?
CMP: Dave, you're going to have Atria out there, and Acrux.
CMP: Oh my goodness! I sure use them a lot. Okay, Rusty. I'11 PICAPAR. Cch!
CDR: Yes, and it ought to pick something.
CMP: Yes, Aehernar.
LMP: There's a little variety.
UNKNOWN: Right out the old front window, we ought to have a longhorn steer there. Hello there, longhorn steer.
LMP: How - how's your drift rate, Jim? ready
CDR: Pretty high. You to stop or do you want to keep going?
LMP: We had the longhorn steer just a little bit to the left.
CDR: Just a little bit what?
LMP: To the left and out the front and down a little bit.
CDR: Okay, Dave, that's pretty good. Out the front? He must have gone.
C: Yes, you got to get kind of high up to see him, but he's there.
CDR: Oh, yes, there he is!
CMP: Here comes the little old moon up.
C: You've still got some pretty gocd drift, don't you? /"_"_[l[11'_ l?l · 1
CDR: No, as a matter of fact, I don't. I have a little bit - a very little bit ia pitch .... in pulse.
CMP: Oh, man, it's really movingl There you go.
CDR: There's about O.OO1 in roll. (Laughter)
CDR: You been in and out Of P40 and all the way over here already. You've been rollingl
CDR: Did we do a P30 already? earlier. ...
CMP: Yes. We did P30 Okay, that's some stuff, isn't it? I got some ... back there. I'm going to get mine in a minute. I only see Just one more thing to do.
CDR: As soon as you finish this, I'm going to pulse on over there to O, O, O, Dave.
CMP: Okay. Let me run through the star check here.
CMP: _at time is the burn?
CDR: Oh, it's about 20 or 30 minutes into daylight. We've
LMP: Do you still have your scissors out, Jim?
CDR: %_at?
LMP: Do you still have your scissors out?
CDR: Do I have my scissors out? Yes, I have them packed away in my pocket.
LMP: No, okay. I've got mine there. I just thought I'd ask.
CMP: Okay. Right on old Canopus. How about that?
CMP: Okay, Ji_ay, all yours.
CDR: Okay. Let's - let's start moving over there. Optics, zero; CMC. 8 CO. tT:ZZ ..... L
CMP: That is a pretty sky out there, isn't it?
CDR: Why don't we clean up some more of this stuff here while I'm trying to get the right attitude? Then you can do a star check on Diphda. Okay?
CMP: Yes. That's a good idea.
CDR: Here's a couple of pieces that could go in the loose food hag, but I don't see the loose food bag any- place. That's just an empty bag.
CMP: Here, Rusty, see if you can ... the exerciser. Wherever that is.
LMP: Last I saw it, it was floating under the couch there - -
LMP: - - Jim left it hanging down there!
CDR: It was stowed down here, and I think when I was taking a crap, I knocked it loose, kud it went under here - I want to find that; I don't want to get hit with that thing. There it is.
UNKNOWN: Here's a box of Kleenex.
CDR: Is that an empty?
LMP: No, that's a full. Almost full.
LMP: Davey.
CDR: My goodness, it isn't very long after we come into about 10 minutes; 169:38.
CMP: 40 minutes away.
CMP: Did you find the bits-and-pieces bag?
UNKNOWN: No, I can't find the bits-and-pieces bag. Must be do%m underneath there, again. ,L.., .... I ..... i_F-i · ·., t_'_, · , ,s _ Day 8 693
CMP: No. How about the tape? Did that already get put away, somewhere?
LMP: Tape?
CMP: Should be somewhere; should be small. I think there's something here. Is that garbage?
CMP: I can keep pushing it down.
CC: Roger. In prep_'ation for a possible fuel cell 2 H 2 purge, request H 2 PURGE LINE HEATER, ON.
CDR: _oger. They're ON.
CC: Roger. Request 2
CC: Roger. an H2 purge on fuel cell for exhaust temperature down.
LMP: Did you get that time?
CDR: Roger. Fuel cell purge for 5 minutes at 169:17.
CC: Thank you. Roger ....
CMP: Okay, Jimmy, there's - a mark on Regulus and a shaft of 318.3.
CMP: You're not rea_Jng ;ne?
CDR: I wu now. Just then cutting you out.
CMP: I say the shaft shou]d be 318.3 - plus 318.)42. _J Á]-JEJ ·, ,. '--
CMP: Trunnion should be 28.4 at 27.02.
CMP: 1.4 degrees ...
CDR: Okay. Okay, back to stowing things.
CMP: I guess we ought to take ever_fthing off the ...,
CDR: I was thinking about these helmets up here; they probably be alright.
LMP: If you put forced air through them, Jim, it will them down.
CMP: I'm going to take all the tools and all tha% stu e..
CDR: Oh yes, yes, yes. I was thinking about the helm They are relatively light and well supported.
LMP: Need to put a camera somewhere, too;
LMP: We've got one extra camera here that ca_ue over f the _. Doesn't really have a spot. Maybe I cs Jam it in here.
LMP: I don't know if it will fit or not. Will it? N not quite.
CMP: Hey, how about checklist, Jim?
CDR: Well, I guess I don't need my big one. Could ye stow it up there on the - -
CMP: Yes, ... That'11 be fine.
CDR: I want the pad out - -
UNKNOWN: ProcedUres book - where's the procedures book? ,,___k I r I1'_ Ek IT_ i '_1 ILJI._m _/I._ _ Day 8 695
UNKNOWN: can take these, Dave.
CMP: How about the flight plan? You want that out?
CDR: I guess we don't need it out right now. Yes, we can ... it away. -_
UNKNOWN: These tissue boxes?
CDR: Yes, I'm going to have to go down and do an inventory of tissue boxes when we finish this burn, and figure out a place to put them all.
UNKNOWN: Dave?
CMP: No, ... tissue boxes. Ahh! U-2, Rusty - -
UNKNOWN: there you go.
UNKNOWN: - - stick tissue boxes in there, too, to pad it.
CDR: Yes. Is there anything else in there now?
UNKNOWN: U-2 or U-37
CDR: U whatever it is, U-4.
CMP: Rusty, I can get it down here.
CDR: Yes, but there wasn't anything in there last night, Rusty.
UNKNOWN: Dave, I'11 put it right in here. I don't know if the camera's going to fit though, come to think of it. Let me look.
UNKNOWN: I've got a place for the cr_rLerasI want, in front of other things.
UNKNOWN: Okay. Stand by. [Thud]
UNKNOWN: No, it's a little too %hick for that.
CDR: Okay, you ready, Dave?
UNKNOWN: Not now .... Store all this stuff in here.
CMP: Parts catalogue.
CDR: My God! That's a smaller compartment than it looks like - that U-3, or 4, or 5, or 6, or 7 - Kind of useless - God, it holds just one tissue box. _4e boxes - Hey, you know what we could do? could put these tissue boxes in this bag here and tie this bag down. It's_an extra bag. I already threw one empty tissue box in there. Is that an empty one?
CMP: No. That's a full one.
CDR: Okay. Well, let's Just throw them all in here.
LMP: Well, I've got one stowed up here - -
CDR: Dave, would that be easy to stow - Just to stow this big bag someplace?
UNKNOWN: What kind - yes.
CDR: 'Okay. We've also got a set of long underwear running around loose up here.
LMP: Yes. That LCG?
UNKNOWN: Let me stick that in the ...
LMP: The LCG's?
CDR: Shoot, I haven't ...
UNKNOWN: Rusty, the flight plan you can put in R-10, can't you? Or R-127
UNKNOWN: yes, I can.
CMP: Stick it over there. I'd like to h:_ve more room here. I · _ i_--.' I.,..i ',¢ I I/-\l-- Day 8 697
CDR: I wonder what we're going to do with that R-12 when we get around to reentry? Put
CMP: it back where it started from.
CDR: We're going to have to have a fire drill the day before to practice stowing·
LMP: We could Just stow the whole damn thing the night before. ._
LMP: Except for sleeping places and that kind of stuff.
CDR: Look, I'm going to have to put my feet up.
LMP: Okay. You got a place there?
CMP: Here.
CMP: Matter of fact, give me - you got another tissue bag up there? I found a place to put that.
LMP: Well, I got it stowed.
CMP: Okay, what's in that bag?
CDR: There's the 5ape. Oh, I'm glad we had that little burn first .... after this one.
LMP: Dave, you might want to pul this in there, aftor you do the stars.
LMP: God dmnn! Boy, your hair will get caughb iii that - whiskers get caught in this thing. Open out a little bit, and they really pull.
UNKNOWN: Oh, hell, I'm going to have _o reroute a]l _y Loses ·.. do that.
CDR: 0h, hey, speaking of hom_s, pull those hos_s _own q
LMP: I don't think I'11 do that.
LMP: Okay. Let me see. Anything else floating around up there?
CDR: Rusty, you had better put your feet all the way up. Your legs are going to get whacked, when we go.
CDR: Throw that towel up; I'11 just stick it up here.
LMP: Damn these hoses.
LMP: I think we can probably leave this one where it is.
CMP: Well, I want to strap them down.
LMP: Well, I can strap it right here.
CDR: How tong we have, Jim?
CDR: Just 23 minutes.
CDR: Okay, I'm going to AUTO maneuver us over there now.
CDR: Yes. I think the stuff in there will be okay.
LMP: Okay. Purge on fuel cell 2.
CDR: I had difficulty ...
LMP: Well, they want it 5 minutes, right?
CDR: ... boost on it, would you?
CMP: Rusty, what do you want to do with this?
LMP: I'm going to use it. Got to read it.
CDR: Looks pretty good, Dave. i C t__tJ day 8 699 -
UNKNOWN: everything away?
LMP: Yes. The only thing we have here is just one piece of food, which I'm going to throw away if you don't want. Just one bar here, but that looks like it's pretty strong. It's pinned up there. You want to put it back? Oh, it fits over in the left-hand side there_ doesn't it?
CMP: Yes. Thank you. t
CMP: You want this, Dave?
CMP: Yes. I don't think there is any shortage of cinnmmon toasted bread.
CMP: What's the time of the burn, Jim? (Cough)
CDR: Burn time is -
CDR: Let me give you the pad. I'd like to copy down my standard rule - -
CMP: - - copy - -
CDR: Why don't you pass it back? I want to get a couple of things.
CDR: ... you're going to get a bunch of I,_STE!{ ALARMS on the PU SENSORS, just tell me; don't sweat it, if that's what it is.
CT: Okay.
CDR: I think one of these ...
UNKNOWN: Say, Jim?
UNKNOWN: 13.
UNKNOWN: ]0, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, proceed, 3, 2, 1 -
CDR: Got two of them.
LMP: That's good. Everything's
CDR: Okay. No sweat, good. Just fine.
LMP: 15 seconds. DSKY's
CMP: good.
CMP: DSKY looks good.
LMP: 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 -
LMP: SHUTDOWN. Okay. DELTA-V THRUST, NORMAL, OFF.
CDR: DELTA-V THRUST, NORMAL, OFF.
LMP: Okay - GISfBAL MOTORS, four, to OFF.
CDR: Okay, PITCH 1, PITCH 2, YAW 1, YAW 2.
LMP: All verified; TVC SERVO POWER, 1 and 2_ OFF.
CDR: Ney, Mr. Evans, I have a little bit of news for you.
CC: Roger; go.
CDR: Do you realize that that was the 17th propulsive maneuver that we've performed on this flight, not counting the S-IC, the S-II, the three S-IVB's, and the APS burn to depletion?
CC: That's right, by golly.
CDR: Pete, don't we have a lot of use]ess data up here?
CC: Antigua at - Ascension at 58.
CDR: ]{ey, Ron: r_r_e_youstill there? i Day 8 701
LMP: Dropped ...
CDR: Yes. Sounded like we dropped just as we ... to take a picture of that.
CDR: Going to have to let it settle for a while. spinning because it's - (laughter).
CDR: Well, no, it's okay. It still ... in the middle.
CDR: Let it settle for a while and get into a recognizable bubble.
CMP: It's pretty recognizable. Here's your c_nera back, Rusty. You got a handle, too?
CMP: Better take it off and stow it.
CDR: You know, I thought we were going to go over Africa again.
UNKNOWN: You better start taking that perigee torque down ...98.
CDR: Listen, we' _e been getting something where we were.
LMP: Oh, boy, goody, goody, gumdrops.
CDR: Hey, Rusty. Want mc to hold it for you?
UNKNOWN: Actually, t?_at puts it against a brighter bachground - Well, it m_ght be - mc
CDR: Okay, you w_,nt to hold it whi}e you take a picture? Ok ay. · { Ct ,rIr-'
UNKNOWN: _.l _11 I_,L -
LMP: How far away am I going to be now? I'm not even 3 feet away - Let me scoot down a little. Okay -
CMP: You got enough light? Need some light? yes.
CMP: A little bit, That about 3 feet?
CMP: Okay, now that was number 150. I
CMP: You ought to save it (laughter). Just Tell stop our roll we're in order _o view the world go by.
CDR: you what. heading down. I think I shall
UNKNOWN: Hey, you don't get food for your friends, huh?
CMP: I tossed a whole bag up there.
LMP: Did you? What did you say?
UNKNOWN: I tossed a whole bag. Don't need any smart remarks. Look around first. Two bags - didn't I throw you two bags?
CMP: Two full bags of food - for my friends.
CDR: I have a feeling that a lot of the food in that bag over there isn't going to ge_ eaten.
CDR: You do? The
CMP: grab bag?
CDR: Yes. Oh, this is spaghetti; ... some of that.
CMP: Did you want a grab bag, Russell? Day 8 703
LMP: I don't know; is this the grab bag? Yes, it's th grab bag.
CMP: Would you like to pull ... grab bag.
LMP: Let me see what we got on the menu. wasn't
CMP: Jim, that very good. NOW, you're going to in gimbal lock.
CDR: It sure takes a long time to get across the Atlan (laughter) - takes an even 10 minutes.
CMP: That grab bag keeps getting grabbier.
CDR: Grubbier or grabbier?
CMP: Grubbier, yes.
CDR: Oh, my lips are really getting dry.
CDR: (Laughter) My lips or yours?
UNKNOWN: CMP Okay, you got water.
CDR: - - before we get there. It also looks like it's going to be undertasked.
UNKNOWN: ...2, 3 ...
CDR: "Unstow and install the SO 65 CWEA."
CDR: Well, I'11 go down - down and get ...
CDR: Getting my foot all wet in this water (laughter).
LMP: Ahhl I'11 tell you what, David - -
CDR: - - why don't you let me do the alignment? Unles you can get over there.
CMP: No, I can get it. No problem. r(_hlcl_rk ,_,· , ,w__ _ 8 c ^L
CDR: Okay, Rusty. Why don't you get it out, and throw it up here, and I'11 - -
LMP: 0oh!
CMP: Ooh! Don't drop it.
LMP: Oohl Ayl Yi-yi! ...
LMP: Tell you what, Dave. Let me sneak underneath, and I'11 be out of your way completely. Boing. Okay, I'11 go up tomy ... spot.
CMP: ...?
CMP: As a matter of fact, you know what? We ought to get some pictures of me doing an alignment this time and I'11 do one upside downl
LMP: (Laughter) I bet that will be funl
CMP: How about that! Think that would go over? They want pictures of crew activity.
LMP: David, your great big bubble ... is floating all over the place.
CMP: Throw it back here. I'11 get it, or try and get it.
CMP: Here's a red food bag. Did you get that out, Jim?
CDR: I only had one over there.
LMP: Wonder where that - -
CMP: Oh, the door is open.
CDR: Dave, you ... that thing straight up and down?
CMP: No,'it's not. It has to be - Rotate clockwise - -
CDR: I don't know which way that is. Is that that way - -
CMP: - - to you. That's right. They want it clockwise, relative to you. There you go. Now a tad counter- clockwise. A little bit more. Line it up with that ... bar. There you go; you're alright. r _ .... · s i/ ,_, · Day 8 705
LMP: Whoop! I lost my footing over there.
CDR: I think that's pretty good now.
CDR: Try standing -stand back and see what it looks lik,
LMP: ... What's that for?
CDR: Gimbal lock. We're out of it. Dave, take a look that and see if it looks okaY] can
LMP: You really tell better from up here on that, Jim. You can't see all that - -
CMP: You can't see what? You want me to line it up agaiz Does it look pretty much aligned?
CMP: Yes. It looks pretty good.
CDR: Okayl
CMP: I don't even think i% makes that much difference. If it goes in the hole, push itl
CMP: ... experiment ....
LMP: The bubble experiment? Here it is.
CMP: The bubble experiment.
CDR: I need the exerciser. I want to exercise.
CMP: You going to exercise now?
CDR: Why not? Where did you put it?
CMP: In A-5.
CDR: Okay. I'11 get it.
CMP: I'm going to do my alignment before you do your exercise.
CDR: No, no. I'm not going to exercise right this secon_ I Just want to know what it is, because I'm going tc get ready to exercise.
UNKNOWN: it in A-5. There's room in there, and that's a heavy thing, sort of.
CDR: Okay. Is it time to eat again?
LMP: I need to eat lunch. Did you eat lunch? eontinually.
LMP: Well, I'm not very hungry, even.
CDR: Oh, good! Banana pudding! Oh. Spaghetti and meatballs, banana pudding - -
CMP: Do you want to watch these, Jim?
CDR: Do I have a what?
CMP: Would you watch these with me, please?
CDR: Okay. Yes. Actually, I can see these two.
CMP: Yes. All GO.
CDR: Think I'd better get our update?
CMP: Panels on? Shoot, I've already had this one three times. These flights ...
CDR: What's the matter?
LMP: ... on it when we _tarted out, but it's - That's a funny-looking number, isn't it?
CMP: What do the rest of them say?
CDR: What's the number?
LMP: 70.
CMP: This one's 70, also.
LMP: This says 70, also.
CDR: Yes, it means we've taken 70 pictures. C IIENTIA L Day 707
UNKNOWN: Hey, we - -
CDR: We have a 25, you know. What's that? Oh, good. Are you looking for the T-align time, Dave?
CDR: 170:h8.
LMP: Going to take a star sight right now?
CDR: Yes, we might as well.
CMP: I think it's safer.
CDR: I think so, too.
CMP: (Laughter) I think so, tool And it's all ready to go; I'11 run down and take a look to make sure, hut ·. ·
CDR: ... I wonder if we're really wasting - aren't jut
CMP: That test shot?
CDR: We don't have any spare batteries for it; if it doesn't work, there's nothing we c_ do about it anyway.
CMP: I think so, too.
CDR: Everything's plugged in. That's really a nice rig.
CMP: Jim, how does that look on your ball?
CDR: Roll, pitch, and yaw. That's actual - that's reall) superb. I yawed over here close enough to gimbal lock, and it put me right back on the bellyband.
CMP: Okay. Ready? Gol
CDR: Gee, that's really more like it. About 180 degrees in pitch, about 60 degrees in yaw, and about nothing in roll.
CDR: Yes. We went about as far on that one as we could go. That was just to test our ingenuity, I think.
CMP: (Sneeze) Ahh! Almost hurts to sneeze.
LMP: Where's that full food hag? Is it in here?
CDR: Yes. That's where it was.
CMP: Is that it?
LMP: Yes. Do we have all of today's meals in here?
CDR: No, I just grabbed a bunch out. Want a couple more?
LMP: No -Wait a minute - -
CDR: Man, would I like some clam chowder right now? Whooeel Some good soup would really hit the spot, and I don't understand why they can't make it - -
LMP: Boy, it really would. You'd think that's the simplest thing in the world to make, wouldn't you?
CDR: Yes, and with so many dried soups on the market, now, you know, you dcn't have to go out there and make a technological breakthrough. Might be a financial one. A 50-cent soup bag instead of a 200-dollar one. (Singing) How many balls you get that time?
CMP: You know, I've made - Those were two of the best msrks I've made, and I got four, ... one .... when you got rates in there, there's no way to get less than ...
CDR: Do I have rates in it?
CMP: Yes. Oh, yes, yes - TIAL Day8 7o9 -
CDR: Yes, as a matter of fact, I had - I had -
CMP: Boy, I had both those really nailed.
UNKNOWN: - I had pitch and yaw both in there.
CMP: Blame it on the CDU's. Go ahead.
CDR: Roll and pitch in there. I didn't know you were that kind of guy, David. Blaming it on everybody else all the time.
CMP: Only way I could get out of it.
CMP: Just because it's legitimate doesn't mean it's honorable.
CDR: (Laughter) The only way David could think to make that program stop was to hit that mark button a couple of times. (Singing)
CDR: What we need up here is some musicl
CDR: Did you really lose your tape?
CDR: Where did you have it? mv
LMP: I had it in ... white room, put it in my lower pocket on my suit; and I've looked and it's not there. Of course, the other thing I didn't do is take my EVA PPK kit over with me that day.
CDR: Oh, didn't you? (Laughter) Oh, well. Can't have everything.
LMP: Yes. The important thing got done, I guess.
LMP: Third star check works.
CDR: Good. Yes, yes, yes.
CMP: I'11 tell you, one thing I'm learning on this trip is the southern stars.
CDR: Yes. We always use that_ don't we? Aerux, Atria, and all those guys.
CDR: Yes, I know. Wonder why that is?
UNKNOWN: does seem - it does seem much more than randol
CMP: I'm glad we spent all that time in the planetaril You know?
LMP: Really helped. Wonder iffit's the time of the y, or something_
CMP: Yes! You know, where the earth:is 'relative to t] sun, and on its axis and all that fancy astrolog; stuff.
CMP: Who your friends are and all that.
CMP: What group are you associated with? Oh, boy, I opened this whole thing up, and there's nothing in here but a ... butterscotch pudding? Phew!
CDR: Shoot, Just throw it in the other bag.
LMP: What do you got for it?
LMP: You got my grape punch yet?
CMP: I'm going to try the cream of chicken soup. How that ?
CDR: I had some the other night. It wasn't too bad, it wasn't nearly as good as it could have been.
CMP: It wasn't as good as it sounded, huh?
CMP: I'm going to try it, and see what happens. See it all comes out.
CMP: You know, I thought every meal had chewing gum i: it, but it doesn't. _CC ! 5."'.T:,tL _ TM _ _ _
CDR: It doesn't?
UNKNOWN: say you wanted a grapefruit drink, Jim?
CDR: NO.
LMP: I'm almost getting to the point where I prefer watez to some of the juices now.
CDR: Well, if you don't want it, I'11 take it.
LMP: Well, that's what I mean.
CDR: Yesl Thank you. I guess I'11 have to trade you something. How about a - a grape drink? (Laughterl How about some banana pudding?
LMP: No, thanks. I had my fill of bananas for the fligh_ last night. Man, that stuff is really overdone.
CDR: I tell you. It's a lot better if you mix it with a lot of water, and make it more like a drink than a pudding.
LMP: That would make it last even longer.
CDR: Yes, but it's a lot thinner, and you don't even have to chew it. More like a banana milkshake than a banana. (Singing)
CMP: Okay. Where is our update book? Can we get that out?
CDR: Yes. We're going to need the update book, Dave.
CMP: Sure.
CDR: (Singing) Oh, here we go, again.
LMP: Here's a ... gunk on it for you, Dave? (Singing) I want to do one of those SO 65's in the ...
CDR: Yes, me too. But I'11 lay you odds; you don't do any that way. __ _...., _I ILJ_INI I/_1,
LMP: Boy ....
CDR: How's the old sick fuel cell 2?
LMP: Old sick cell - _el cell 2, ice is going back up _d the perform_ce is staying pretty good todd. It is dra_ing its share of the load.
CDR: Was that _el cell light on before, when they - they did the purge?
LMP: No, it was Just not quite on. I think they thought it was going to come on, so -
CDR: We only got one I_ST_ ALARM during the burn there, didn't we?
CDR: It cae on, _d went out again, didn't it? Not the MASTER ALARM, but the warning light. It looked to me like it came on and then went out, and then stayed out.
LMP: Well, it shoul_'t have. Fr_kly, I don't know whether the warning light went on or not.
CMP: Beef bites, blaugh]
CMP: Davey, are you doing something useful, or can you get me some hot water?
CDR: Hey, I'm going down and get some - -
LMP: Okay .... the opposite one ...
CDR: 5 ounces. You want it by the menu? '
LMP: Huh? Yes. Yes, 5 is good. _f:_klr__l_r- '--_ ' -- _.,._.._l IL./L. INI I/-_/
CDR: Davey whipping up his camera setup again? What are you going to use as a sun filter? ...
LMP: Hey, Dave, you ought to take a picture of the sun. ...
LMP: Hey! Good idea. You'11 need AUTO optics?
LMP: Houston.
UNKNOWN: Read you 5 square.
CC: Roger. I have an SO 65 update.
UNKNOWN: Okay. Go ahead. We're ready to copy.
CC: Roger. Inertial angles: 180.00, 181.20, all zips; GET is 171:2_:00; your T-align was 170:h8:00; earth ORB rate, and the rate is 0.066 degrees per second; your ORB rate ball angles; 180, 327.5, and zero. The site is the Amazon River mouth, 171:29:26, 20, and--
CDR: (Singing) ... How many are you taking from there, David?
CMP: Okay. It's all yours.
CDR: It didn't take long to get the things all back out again, did it?
CDR: It didn't take long to get things allback out again, did it? one more thing out and that's the crew log.
LMP: Crew log? Get all that junk out.
LMP: Grapefruit drlnk! More grapefruit drink! over here a minute ago, and now I only have one. I also had a banana pudding ... unknown Juice.
LMP: Jimmy, it looks like you're going to be taking pictures - Whoops] I ... my count again.
LMP: l, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, lO, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18. That's where you're supposed to start, at 187
LMP: Okay, you're going to be taking pictures - We're going to come right across the north tip of the Gulf of California and take some pictures up towards Los Angeles -
CDR: Do we have the high orbit there, or the second high orbit? Second. -
LMP: I don't know I wonder what their big deal is? We've only got 10 million pictures of that area.
CDR: Which area is it?
CDR: It's from- it's the sweep across the southern U.S.
CDR: Oh, really? We'11 see all those interesting places.
CDR: Yes. It's a good - it's a damned good sweep, because we also Just missed Cuba. We come across the southern tip of Cuba.
CDR: We'd better find a better place to put that - We really need that camera mounted in one of these side windows here. Okay, I wonder if it'11 fit over there. Yes, it will.
UNKNOWN: That one?
LMP: The 75-millimeter camera?
CDR: Yes, the 75-millimeter camera. It won't fit on this side; it's pointing in the wrong direction. J ' I COJ- rllJelXJllAL 8 715 direction?
CMP: What's the right
CDR: Well, I Just can't get the 75-millimeter lens mounted on the camera so we can mount it in there.
CMP: But, Jim, either way ...
CDR: I know it, I'm trying to figure out some way of getting the God-blessed camera up there! I don't want--
LMP: That's not a good wayl
CMP: Where would you like to have the camera?
CDR: I'd like to have the camera pointing out one of these two windows.
CMP: I bet we could probably figure that out.
CDR: Goodl Hurry up, though! Want
CMP: me to figure that out for you?
LMP: Why don't you Just pass it up while you eat? And we'11 figure that out.
CDR: Turn off those ... - -
CMP: ... you'11 never be able to get it.
CDR: Those things have to fit together.
CMP: Okay? All you have to do is flip over, head first, downwards, and take a ... But I'11 get it for you. Just a minute.
CDR: %_ere are they? %_ich - -
CDR: _ can'get them.
CMP: No, you're fine. You don't know where they are. Okay, here, get up there, and I'11 pass you the whole box. CO...NNIF!D T!.51 t . ,4....... .
CDR: Maybe we'11 make a technological breakthrough here today.
LMP: Which way - They want them north (singing) - We're going to be upside down, and f:4 - -
UNKNOWN: ... for you, Jim. Matter of fact, I -
LMP: They want sequence camera pictures, pointing north.
CDR: Looks like the easiest way to do that, is Just mount it down the X-axis and point the spacecraft over there.
UNKNOWN: I think there's an easier way to do it. Mount it in the side window, Jim.
CDR: Yes, what - -
LMP: Hey, Jim, the easy way is to - We've only got a few minutes to set up that orbit rate, so why don't we Just go over that part of state in orbit rate also, and then take out the side window? Because this side window looks north. Then we're all set up for the SO 65.
CDR: I don't like that idea - -
LMP: Okay. - - didn't it.
CDR: I think of I'11 think of another one
CDR: You're as bad as David. Hey, this is a real challenge. I don't understand what the hell's wrong with this. I know that this thing fits in that window.
CMP: No, that's an untruth, Jim. You know that it's supposed to fit.
CDR: I Just don't understand that. I just don't under- stand it.
CMP: Hey, that's ... Day 8 _ 71T
CDR: There must be some way we can make that mother work.
CMP: ... exactly the way I had it the other day ...
CDR: ... It's going to go on now! It's going to fitl Turn it over there. Isn't it?
LMP: No, .....
CDR: David is fixing the 75-millimeter lens for it.
CMP: And, the 75-millimeter lens is fixed, gang.
UNKNOWN: did it again!
CMP: Do we get a pin for the 10 000 Club?
CC: Hey, that's right. How about that?
LMP: I'm afraid that Borman and those guys got us beat.
CMP: _at doesn't mean we can't get in the club.
LMP: Hey, Dave, as a matter of fact, you know, if they gave us vectors, unit vect0rs, you could look at them through the sextant with AUTO optics.
LMP: That'd be a better way to do it_
CMP: Sure would be.
LMP: Because, you know, the chance of seeing them with your eyeball is like nothing.
CMP: It's like nothing. And I agree.
LMP: Do you want to try that for a funsics?
CMP: Sure; actually - -
LMP: Let mc ask them at Hawaii. Ck , I
LMP: No. No.
CMP: Let's see. What the hell is a ...? That's Capricornus. ...
CMP: Listen, Jim. Let me do something for you here.
CMP: Where did you put that bracket for the camera?
CDR: I ain't put it anyplace.
CMP: Where'd I put the bracket, then, Jim?
CDR: I'11 look.
UNKNOWN: Why don't I hold the camera while you're looking?
CDR: M_nm.
CMP: Gee, Jim, you forgot the power tool. But you did pretty good. We'11 get you learned how to unstow things yet.
CDR: I need more practice at it. You guys never let me play with it.
UNKNOWN: Oh, no - No, well, that's what I was thinking.
CMP: How much fuel you think you'11 blow on this, Commander?
CDR: How much fuel are we going to use?
CMP: Oh, let's
CDR: We're not going to use very much.
CMP: That's a very reasonable sum! _latever that is.
CDR: (Singing) !
CMP: Now, where did I pdt that thing? Didn't I give it to you to put - -
LMP: R - -
CDR: You gave it to me to put An the U-4 - I mean 3, but we already had one in U-3, and I think Rusty took it and put it - took it, and I think he went A-7 hack and gave it to you - or put it in himself.
UNKNOWN: Hold it, now. Which bracket?
CDR: The window bracket.
LMP: Oh, oh, oh, I thought you were talking about that · LMbranket.
CMP: No, the LMbracket, I know where that is.
LMP: I know where the other one is.
CMP: Between us, we know where Goth brackets are.
CDR: You know, I think the only way we're going to be abl to do it is out the side window· I had an extra 5 minutes in there that we weren't - that we don't have.
LMP: Okay· Well, look, Jim, I don't want the bracket.
CMP: No. put
CDR: I'm going to get the bracket out and it up here though.
CMP: Just mount it in the side window, Jim.
LMP: Just mount the camera in the side window. Hand held, it won't - -
CMP: Here you go. Here's your bracket. Now I need the LMbracket. _S"_k Ifil '_ '_' ' '--
CMP: Oh, I can feel it. We went up and came down again with my ears. You feel that?
CDR: What happened there?
CMP: What happened?
CDR: ... I had my hand right on the stick, like this, so I know you didn't hit it, but -
CMP: I didn't hit it or anything.
CMP: Okay, you're going to get the orbit-rate attitude, here, Jim?
CDR: Yes, I'm going - I'm going to go around and - and put it in the orbit-rate attitude, amd orbit rate in the attitude that we would be in, in PULSE, so that we're only going to be Just a few degrees away from it when we start going. Here - here's what we're going to have to do, Dave. You're going to have to take and - -
CMP: It's going to be right - -
CDR: - - load up the whole thing, and get ready to do it. We'11 have about 5 minutes from the time we take - from when we stop taking those frigging pict_res, until - -
CMP: Until what?
CDR: - - we have to start that ORB rate torquing, and I'11 be ready, at about the right attitude, there.
LMP: You don't think it's worth setting it up first, huh?
UNKNOWN: I don't think - -
CMP: Hey, it's a good attitude we've got right here, Jim.
CDR: You don't have any real good luck setting it up _. first. _ CO__aY 8
UNKNOWN: I see.
CMP: Well, what'd he give you? 27.5 and zero?
CMP: 183, 27.5, and zero.
CDR: That's the local vertical one.
CMP: Yes, right. That's where. Ilm going to fly the thing.
LMP: What was the frame rate and all that, Jim?
CDR: It was 6 frames per second.
CDR: You have some way of mounting it over there?
CDR: _es.
CDR: Make sure that it doesn't shoot too far out to the side, though.
LMP: I'11 do my best.
CDR: Pan about 30 degrees or so, and, if it's not enough, Just give me a holler and I'11 roll the spacecraft. We have roughly 13 minutes until we start.
CMP: Okay; ... time?
CDR: Start timing - -
LMP: Hey, we're not going to be Over the ...; we're going to be over the water.
CMP: 29 what?
CDR: '_L We're not be over the'Amazon. k./ . _1 L
LMP: Yes, there's the mouth of the Amazon over here on the left. Over there.
CDR: Yes. Get your Hasselblad going.
CDR: Go ahead and take some pictures.
LMP: Okay, I'11 take some pictures.
CDR: Some pictures of water.
LMP: Water.
LMP: ... clouds ... in water ...
CMP: You know what? We should have rolled right there.
CMP: No, it's not so good over here, either. It's too cloudy. Just too cloudy.
UNKNOWN: was a very That's too bad. What's our next event?
CDR: SO 65. Get out the pad for it. 65. And
CDR: Mexico. Mexico and Brazil on SO Yes. let me go over here to ...
CDR: Get the C roll off? B roll, B pitch, B yaw.
CDR: Hey, that's too bad.
CDR: May I have the flight log, please?
LMP: Crew log?
CDR: Crew log, yes.
CDR: I'm kind of warm in here. _lf_l'_ _Day 8 723
LMP: Begin rest period. Only }_ hours - 3-1/2 hours until a rest period.
CMP: Hot dog.
CDR: Hey, that a boy, Schweickart, little
CMP: We didn't get any landmark tracking in today.
CDR: Rusty, do you want this back?'
LMP: What time is it ... at the Cape?
CDR: It's 2:30 at the Cape. You mean we go to bed at 6:30 tonight?
LMP: Could be.
CDR: Well, they're Jockeying - -
CDR: Yes, they're Jockeying for RETRO, today.
CDR: We're going to probably get up at 1:00 in the morning that day. We
CMP: ought to wait until the weather gets better.
CDR: That's what I was thinking. We have enough food. have We enough hydrogen, enough oxygen, certainly enough water, enough RCS, maybe we ought to Just go another day. No, ... Li0H: enough of that, too.
CMP: Well, let's go get the cake; I want the cake.
CDR: Shoot, I know what we could do. We could take the LiOH canister and pick up the PLSS and breathe through it_ at least for an hour.
CDR: What did we ever do with that exerciser that ...?
CDR: You know, I think I liked that old rubber ... one better. Didn't get so hot. Yes, this is really almost - - yourself.
CMP: Don't hurt
CDR: (Laughter) eec
CDR: Every time I exercise it hurts me.
CMP: Yes, one thing I'm going to do from now on is get m exercise at handball. Tired of running around the block every ...
CMP: ... going to do this anymore.
LMP: ... going to say, "Boy, you know that Dav_ Scott, h was Just like Bill Anders before the flight but, Boy, hasn't he changed."
CMP: Boy, that's right, I'11 tell you. Running around out for lunch.
LMP: I'm trying to think where I want to go on vacation.
CMP: Where or whether?
LMP: Where. Shoot, man, I - I don't want to even - Been giving up vacations for 3 years.
CDR: Goodness gracious. What's that thing shuck on that red vent hose over by the right-hand couch strut there?
LMP: Here?
CDR: No, over there, right next to David.
CDR: Great big hunk of - Gee, it looks like it got cut big'strap something. off a or 151Z:: :7:,,: Day 8 725
CMP: Oh, yes. It did get cut off a big - a piece of strap. It was getting in the way of the door, and I couldn't ...
CDR: (Laughter) One thing about you, Dave, you are really subtle.
CMP: Well, no, I Just stuck it - They put those straps, and they get caught in the door, and I Just cut them off.
CDR: A direct approach.
CMP: Effective.
LMP: However, why was it floating around?
CMP: I don't know; I stuck it away in that little box. It was floating a_ound. It must have escaped ... to go back. Oh, I've got to do an alignment here. Hoo hoe.
LMP: Jimmy, are you under the couch? Yes.
LMP: Are you working?
CDR: Yes. What - -
CDR: - - do you need?
LMP: I was going to stow some film, but -
UNKNOWN: through here in a mimute.
CDR: I'm not tired, but I think that's about as hot as I dare get it.
LMP: Hey, it really makes you steady, too.
CDR: Yes, I noticed.
LMP: We noticed.
UNKNOWN: Okay, 59 - 57, OO ... Let's see - We'v_ got 2 minutes to go. Oh, it's going to be clear - not elear, but at least tolerable.
CMP: Is it ever! Look at the volcanos ia that bay.
CDR: I was looking at them - I wonder if they are. We we
LMP: How much time got?
CMP: i more minute.
CDR: Okay, as soon as we get through with that, take that thing off.
CMP: Let's see if I hold it.
CMP: There's a volcano in the middle of the lake down there, see that?
CMP: I saw that _ with the water i_ it?
LMP: Doesn't look like the time is going to be right, does it?
CDR: No, we're sure going to be over the water.
LMP: Maybe not, 30 seconds. It could be out on that peninsula.
LMP: Where's it supposed to be?
CMP: An active volcano.
LMP: Colombia?
CMP: No, no, Costa Rica.
LMP: Go ahead and take the pictures. I don't think I'm going to see it. know
CMP: I don't where - - 'T' I Day8 72'
LMP: Maybe it's off to the side.
LMP: I don't either ... little island.
LMP: There it is right now.
CMP: I'11 be damned if I see any active volcano down t
CDR: I don't either - Yes, there's some smoke down the out to the left.
CMP: Can't see that.
CDR: Yes, I do. I can see the flowing lava.
LMP: Oh, yes, there it is. Get it, Dave.
CMP: What? Oh, yes, there it is. Shoot, boy, it's wa OVer.
CDR: Yes, we missed the darn thing. That's a shame. Okay, Dave, your next one is at 59:40.
CMP: This thing sure ...
CDR: The problem is to make sure ...
CMP: Yes, it is; I've been watching it.
CDR: Okay, get that thing right straight up through th middle there.
LMP: 157 - 59:40 and it's 1 minute away, and it's the west coast of Colombia, 10 frames, 10-second inte vals, and I can call it out to you.
CDR: I think that one's supposed to be weather, isn't it? No,
CMP: It's - I think we're taking geology. The first one and the second one are - are - geology and weather - Could be the third one - Okay, 30 seconds to go,
CMP: Oh, it might be weather, I don't know.
CDR: thought it weather. I you said was
CDR: It's a thunderstorm ....
CDR: There's a beautiful thunderstorm down there. Yes.
CDR: Yes, they really
CMP: ... don't tell
CDR: I know. I you what, I would - I would take picture the thunderstorm a of ... probably he great.
UNKNOWN: Yes, I think so too.
UNKNOWN: Well, after a thunderstorm, it starts clearing up.
CMP: Okay, what do they want? lO at intervals?
LMP: Yes. Okay, Dave? Mark?
CDR: Why don't you giye ...?
CDR: Okay, I'11 give you the 10-second mark and you take whichever you want.
CMP: I don't know what - what they say on the plan.
LMP: It says the west coast of Colombia.
CDR: %_y don't we start down through here?