Otrobonita/noicy-space-talks huggingface dataset:
UNKNOWN: thing. I really feel sorry for you. I'm kidding you about it, but I - I Just - I think that's really not a thing to kid about.
CMP: It isn't even the right thing to do. You know, itts Just got to - -
CDR: How about a cup - a hot cup of coffee, Ken?
CMP: Yes, sir, please, and some Juice.
LMP: Watch that water, there, John. That thing leaks hot water.
CMP: It - No, if you - it leaks and everything. If you keep the cap on it, it doesn't leak. I don't understand why, but it works.
CMP: If you always - as soon as you take sc_ething off, put the cap on. You'11 never have a bubble. And I need to -
CMP: Defecate.
CMP: No. (Laughter) That's all we need now. Hey, let's go over that - that pos,sleep checklist to make sure I haven't forgotten scmething. I think all I had to do was to -
CDR: I'11 cut it off for him.
UNKNOWN: I tell you what. I'm - I'm about ready to invoke our privilege and tell them that we didn't have - we didn't keep track of the meal last night. Just to - Just to tweak them.
LMP: How about opening that, too, John?
CDR: Okay. Wait a minute. I'11 hold it up for you, sir. Here you go.
LMP: John, tha t FoleY's shopping bag -
CDR: How about a cocoa, Ken?
CMP: That'11 be okay. I'd like to have a juice, too, though.
CMP: A juice and - and coffee or cocoa or anything like that'11 be fine.
CMP: Man - -
CDR: This coffee's ... look good. Glad we got coffee.
LMP: Okay, you've got to get - I think you've got to get the coffee out of the sack locker.
CMP: And, of course, John, right now I'm doing a P52.
CDR: You want me to do it? ...
LMP: Are you supposed to?
CMP: You said that before, but it's - -
CMP: - - it's going to ridiculous now.
CDR: If they weren't stowed, I couldn't even do what I'm doing. Where do these things here live?
CMP: Okay; well, since - I think the next thing to do is to put them right back on, so why don't you Just hand them to me?
CMP: I sure don't want to get a lot of crud in there.
CDR: Okay, now I need no special techniques to do this.
CMP: You don't even need the telescope.
LMP: John, when you get around to it - -
CDR: He's not even using - I better not - not even use it. When I get around to what, Charlie?
LMP: When you get around to it, I'11 eat your grits. If you don't want them.
CDR: Or Ken's.
CMP: Or both.
CMP: Or both. Yeah. These are good.
CDR: You all set, Ken?
CMP: Okay; you've got to turn the optics power on.
CDR: Okay, ... something like ...
CMP: Okay, now take the OPTICS out of ZERO and back to ZERO.
CDR: What's that switch there do? 1
CMP: That - that's your manual switch. And if you ain't in SCS, don't touch it, which you are in SCS now.
LMP: SCS - -
CDR: ... P527
LMP: Does it keep the orb rate goir_g?
CMP: No, but I've got a rate that - it's not gonna change much.
CDR: My gosh.
LMP: Man, it's delicious.
CMP: Okay, star 21.
CDR: Right in there. That's a super platform, I'11 tell you.
LMP: We had ours powered down completely for 2 days. When we brought it back up, the torquing angles were sometlling like - well, in coarse align, it doesn't - we put it - we parked it in gimbal lock. We didn't have any gyro drift updates or any PIPA bias. That procedure really worked, John.
CDR: Sure did.
LMP: Parking that beauty over there. And my ... was right on the time.
CMP: Oh, darn. What star - that was -
LMP: Thirty.
CMP: Thirty. Okay. And the other star was 25?
LMP: Twenty-one, you - -
CDR: Twenty-one.
CMP: That's what I thought, but I Just saw a - Oh, that was the code. Oh, oh .... that 25 I saw ...
CDR: Be easier - ... tweak optics? Well, I'11 set it back because I can't do it ...
CDR: That ...
CMP: That's one of the biggest gyro ... I've had.
CDR: Well, don't forget ... new man on today.
CMP: Okay. Okay; why don't you torque it, and tell me when you do?
CDR: Tell you?
CDR: That'11 be 190:20:55.
CDR: MARK. Oh, I should have PROed. Thattll be 190:21.
CMP: Okay; put it to - -
CDR: Trunnion is back to normal. I'm going to CMC and ZERO. I've had - -
CMP: You got the trunnion back to - close to zero.
CDR: ... zero.
CMP: And the CM - the mode switch is in CMC.
CDR: Mode switch is going to CMC.
CDR: That shaft couldn't ... trunnion, though.
CMP: Hasn't gotten any worse.
CDR: Now, I - I PRO out of here, right? Or ENTER out of here. PRO?
CMP: Twenty.
CDR: Okay; you're back and running.
UNKNOWN: John, why don't you come let me mix? I've eaten my two things.
CDR: Let me mix a few more, Charlie.
LMP: Okay, I've ... - -
CMP: Okay, we've got a lithium change. Oh, forget it. We don't do it. We can - we can do it right after we eat, if you help me remember it.
LMP: Wednesday, I think I might shave.
CDR: That won't - it wontt hack it, Charlie.
LMP: It won't work? The thing ...
CMP: It will on a beard like that.
LMP: Oh. What do you mean?
CMP: It Just sits there and whirs.
LMP: Oh. It doesn't cut at all?
CMP: I couldn't tell I made a dent.
LMP: On your beard like that?
CDR: Charlie, you look like that, too. t hate to tell you.
CMP: Yeah, I wish you wouldn't cast any stones there, old buddy. (Laughter)
LMP: Well, I know it. I know it. I know it. I feel like it. That thing won't cut, huh? L
CMP: I think if we cleaned it out and all, it probably would made a big difference, but -
LMP: I - that'11 be my project for the - for after the EVA.
CMP: (Laughter) We'11 be copying Flight Plan updates right through EI.
CDR: That water doesn't have any bubbles in it!
CMP: No, if you go slow, it doesn't. Okay, did you put the optics back up?
CDR: No. Excuse me.
CDR: 184.
CMP: There you go. Charlie, let's see - how about set_ ting PITCH 10 and YAW 0 on the HIGH GAIN, and MAN - yeah. And MANUAL and WIDE.
CMP: Okay; here's the covers.
CMP: ... any target we pick out?
CMP: Well, we had a burn yesterday.
CMP: Now, I wonder if I can get down there and get to my bag.
CDR: Your urine bag?
CDR: You want me to pass it up to you?
CMP: No. Yeah. I hate for the cook to do that. (Laught er )
CMP: Here's your urine bag.
CDR: I Just emptied it.
CMP: Oh, you're a nice guy. Okay.
CDR: I had to have a urine before I started making the tow - the chow. I have - Oh, you dumb - it feels like it put hot water in the orange juice, but it didn't.
CMP: No, the first shot'11 be hot.
CDR: The whole thing's getting hot.
CMP: No. It - Yeah. Man, one of the feats of my exist- ence the other day was, in 42 minutes, I strapped on a bag, went out of both ends, and ate lunch.
LMP: Fantastic, that's a recordl
CMP: By doing it all at one time. (Laughter)
CDR: Doing it all at the same time?
CMP: (Laughter) I had this bag on the front end, a plastic bag on my rear, and a Juice bag in my mouth (laughter). That's the only chance I had all day. With one back-side pass. I used to want to be the first man to Mars. This has con- vinced me that, if we got to go on Apollo, I ain't interested (laughter). I tell you, it's really surprising how one man in this vehicle, once you get - if you get squared away, there's enough room - and you can do more with one man in here than you can with three, operating all the equip- ment and everything. And I wouldn't have guessed that.
CDR: It's like a three-man Gemini now.
LMP: Actually, I can't get out of the way.
CDR: It's like a three-man Gemini. There was no room in there.
UNKNOWN: I don't see how y'all did it.
CDR: Not very well .... More hot cocoa or cold cocoa?
CMP: Hot, please.
CDR: Okay. This is with K.
CMP: Oh, good!
CDR: Gonna get your potassium level back to where it belongs.
CDR: You want to cut your open - orange juice open? ·.. more cold water in there.
CMP: I wonder who's responsible for all this?
LMP: Dr ....
CDR: Probably no one.
CMP: Yeah, but this - this regrouping is Just - you know.
CDR: Atrocious.
CMP: If we hadn't talked about this beforehand, you know, I wouldn't feel quite so irritated. But we talked about this very specific problem, and I talked to all the flight directors about it. It's - if you've got to regroup with the kind of Flight Plan we've got, Just emasculate pieces. Don't try to reschedule. And they all agreed, that's right; if you have to reschedule and re- write, we'11 get even less done. And that's all I've done for 3 days. And my efficiency has got to be low. That's scmething. Gee, Charlie, I don't know. I'11 be darned.
CMP: I have no idea, Charlie.
CDR: On the outside?
CMP: That's a little strap - from a hatch.
CDR: You can put your finger in.
CMP: Probably the -
LMP: Verify ... 5000th time.
CDR: That's their favorite thing to tell you to do.
CMP: They'11 forget to tell you to configure the jets.
CMP: They'11 tell me not to forget to turn the - I guess I am - -
UNKNOWN: ... you'd think they'd accept the Flight Plan ... And I checked the MASTER ARM, OFF, ... checked the MASTER ARM, OFF, verify. (Laughter)
CMP: Somebody has really gone Able Sugar over there.
CDR: Really - There was two of them like that - there was two of them in there that said verify. You want me to cut this open, Ken?
CMP: Yes, please, sir. Yes, I've made several notes in my Flight Plan to quit wasting time reading up trivial things.
CDR: That's what - the outfit's so big now that that's their goal in life. And that's no bull. I can see it. Chris doesn't know all this bull is going on or he wouldn't allow it.
CDR: What outfit ...?
CDR: FAO, MCC - FAO, probably. They got - -
CDR: That's our guys.
CDR: That's right! But they've got these TRW weenies working for them and they're - you know, what they're gonna do is correct typographical errors on the Flight Plan next.
CMP: (Laughter) Well. When all the trivial things have been done, they did get us down to the ground.
CDR: Yeah. 'CO. L
LMP: What? Pages and pages of corrections? ...
LMP: Oh, not sometimes. Just the last 3 days (laughter).
CDR: I don't see how you stood it - I really don't.
CMP: I don't either, as a matter of fact.
CDR: ... bad, but with three guys, it's gonna be unbearable.
CMP: I ain't the most - -
CMP: - - stable guy in the world for that kind of stuff, anyhow. And I'm quite impressed that I ain't popped off at them. But it ain't an accident.
CDR: It takes ... easy going to do it. I'11 tell you that, because I got mad at them yesterday. Didn't do any good.
CMP: Well, that's right. It won't - won't alter any- thing except --
CDR: Tee the big boys off.
CMP: That's right. You get a speech from Chris, and that's about what you have to look forward to when you - when you talk back. Now I take my - now I know why the Arabs eat with one hand and urinate with the other. They grew up in Apollo.
CDR: What? They eat with one hand and urinate with the other? Is that right?
CDR: They wipe with one hand.
CDR: They won't use any paper, huh?
CDR: That's right. Most of them eat left-handed. I rem_ember seeing somebody.
LMP: No, they eat right-handed .... left hand ...
CDR: Is that right? Kill it! That guy's getting feces on the table! (Laughter) You don't dare put your left hand on the table, huh?
CDR: Well, when I was - -
LMP: That's the only - -
CDR: When I - when I was eating with the ambassador in Kuwait, I saw him staring suspiciously when I got both arms on the table and put them together. He says (laughter) - I never did figure it out.
LMP: ... check it out.
CDR: (Laughter) Here's a grapefruit drink, Ken. What else do you want, Ken? There ain't much. There ain't much. Bacon squares or something like that?
CMP: No. A couple of those - -
CMP: - - couple of those little pills, and IIll be all set. Thank you, sir.
CDR: Okay. Well, I'11 - Just a minute ... bags ...
CDR: I'11 eat Ken's grit_ ....
CDR: You Just ate Ken's grits. How about a cup of coffee?
CDR: _ow about you, Ken? You want a cup of coffee?
LMP: I don't really want any coffee, no.
UNKNOWN: If you've got s_ne coffee there, put it aside, and I'11 drink it later.
LMP: Woo-ha! ...
CMP: I can't either. No, the thing is that I'm sure Deke was in - had to be party to that. That means he had to agree to it.
LMP: Mm-btam.
CMP: I don't think the doctors had anything to do with it.
LMP: Doctors ...
LMP: All they supposed to do.
CMP: That's right. I think you're right, Charlie. They are running completely -
CDR: Okay, I'm gonna stick that up here right by 305, because it's ...
CMP: Here, I'11 stick it in my pocket.
CDR: Okay; that's a good idea.
CMP: You got some pills there?
UNKNOWN: I'11 put them in?
CDR: I'11 put them in.
CMP: Okay; thank you. Okay.
CDR: Johnny [?] should get the best.
LMP: ... sunrise.
CMP: Hey, you should look at that - that corona at sunrise. That's really pretty. llm mN t
CDR: Charlie, what else do you want? You don't want any bacon squares, huh, Charlie?
CDR: No. Just some - Just like some juices.
CDR: Okay; coming up. How about a orange juice?
LMP: That's fine. Is that cocoa ...? One more time ...
CMP: Now where did I put my Flight - Yes, sir, we are in attitude and- -
CDR: Who you talking to?
CMP: Oh, it'11 be - the horizon right now is right down here. If you'11 turn the - turn the floodlights down, you'11 probably see it right now.
CMP: ... find it, I'11 show you ... Well - Yeah, it may be because the old terminator's moving around pretty rapidly. When it comes up, you can see it - you can see it nicely with the cabin lights up and everything. It's - it's really pretty.
CDR: Ken, you're kicking this stuff off the food bay.
CMP: Oh, excuse me. I'm sorry.
CDR: You can put your foots on there now.
CMP: No, I don't put my feet on the dinner table.
CDR: I think you put your left hand on it the other day; you might as well put your feet on it.
CMP: Now, now. I know what I'11 do. I'11 fold my tent. Suit donning. Ahl An exercise in futility. The - the thing is that what we have to do now is, after Suit donning, we still - when we go to doff the suits now we still got to go back and stow stuff in the places that was gonna originally have been stowed.
CMP: In fact, I tell you what, when you guys go into the LM to don the suits, I can go stow that stuff before I put my suit on.
CMP: Hey, that'11 - that'11 get it done a lot faster.
CMP: Okay. You know we can always handle stuff like that. That's no big deal.
CMP: Well, I tell you, I - I'm - I'm really confused, because I am thoroughly convinced that what John's been saying about everything goes up to the tunnel And is true. in SIM bay attitude with only the minus-X Jets firing, that makes sense. And it's true I'11 wake up in the morning, and the - the tool E is always hanging that way, the Jett bag's up there, all my trash is going up there. It's a - it's a self-cleaning cockpit.
CMP: But when you go to couples, they still hang up there. And I ain't figured that out.
CDR: Well, I'11 tell you why. Undocked, it's colder up there. They settle out when the cold hits there. Pressure changes.
CMP: We're gonna do it earlier than that, old buddy. There is - there is only one - one way to survive with MSFN. And that's to get ahead and don't tell them. Now we're ceming up on time to open the hatch now. Sit there in your suit. Huh? What do iml mml t you mean?
CMP: Okay. That's - that's all you do. Ail you're doing is seeing that they've got in the command Yeah. that runs the tape.
CDR: Juice for you, Charlie. What else do you need?
LMP: I might of been ...
CMP: (Laughter) Well, I'm ready to say, at this point, I don't care· All they can do is tell me to ccme hcme, which they have already done· And they ain't gonna take my next flight away from me, so -
CMP: Really does upset me. All the time you put into trying to make it a good one, and then someone that hasn't given it any real thought or effort comes up and wipes it all out with a stroke of his hand.
LMP: What's his name? ...
CMP: Well - not - that's - Okay, but that's different· That 's unavoidable, you know, and we regrouped from that nicely. We got everything done that we would have done - at least on my end, I got every- thing done that I would have done had we not slipped that three revs. So that was no - you know, that - that part worked out okay.
CMP: But - then - then to cause this - you know, that we regrouped from without a great deal of trouble, and everybody knew we had to regroup. But this, I Just don't - I Just don't understand it. We're gonna end up doing things halfway.
LMP: ... yesterday ... It wasn't working right ... they said, "Okay. You got an hour and a half." ·.. Okay. You got that one? Come around and get this ....
CMP: Just sitting there in a limit cycle.
LMP: ... and I don't think ... we ...
CMP: I know. _'_'_"'_'_:'_-_i "-_:' _ U' ' L;,,"" '
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CMP: No. That's right. It's better to take a plan you understand and is thought out that is less than optimum an execute it the way you planned it.
LMP: All we had to do was take our checklist and sub- tract 10 minutes from this, subtract 10 minutes from that ...
CDR: They didn't do that.
CMP: I thought that's why we picked these kind of people throughout the program - was people that understood how to operate as opposed to how to have meetings. But it's been a - this has looked more like a - an operational data priority than a -
CDR: ... they're not. I don't ever expect those guys to understand the - -
UNKNOWN: Well, that's why- -
CDR: - - rules of operation.
CMP: - - we got Sir Lovell down there to - -
CDR: You know that's a mistake. You don't do that.
CDR: ... pilots. They ain't got ...
CDR: ... You get a little peeved, I'11 tell you that.
CMP: Hey, now, look. There's - there's meal A, day 9. Now -
CMP: Right there, Day 8
CDR: No, you- that's what you ate this morning. I Just fixed it for you.
CMP: Oh. Well, you've got to eat one. around
CDR: Oh, well, I ain't got to that.
CMP: Well, you can't - you can't button up your toys. You've got to go - -
CDR: You want to - you want these in here?
CDR: If I eat it, I'm going to have to defecate.
CDR: Here you go, Charlie. How many you want? Oh, no, no, no, no, no. The pills are floatingl
CMP: Oh. I'11 do that. Hey, Charlie? Oh, the IR was hiding it. That's why you couldn't see it. Here.
CMP: ... see it.
CMP: See a corner of it. Look straight out the ... It's almost sunrise. Aw, you missed it. Get your head out of there before it comes up. Okay.
CDR: Come here, you little pills.
CMP: You know, one of the things I found worked real well was, instead of using the - the big trash bag - (laughter) - That one Just got shot down - was to keep one little temporary trash bag out that was easy to get in and out of. An_ put stuff in it, and then every - couple times a day, dump that into the big trash bag.
CDR: Yeah, That's what I got between my legs, I think.
CMP: Looks like we overdid it. I should'ye kept - I thought about keeping one of those Jett bags ...
CDR: I can't! There's no way.
CMP: Pull up the ladder. I tell you what. If you - are you using that table?
CDR: No, not right this second. Gonna change that LiOH canister?
CMP: Yeah. The other terminator is prettier, because it's- got more - relief to it.
CMP: Yeah. It is. There's - -
CMP: That's your meal[ You're getting behind, John. Oh, what canister was that I was gonna change? I was gonna put 16 into A - no, 13 in A-3.
CDR: What ts the matter?
CMP: What's wrong with that? Huh?
CMP: I've cut you off fram all your chow.
CMP: Can you get to everything?
CDR: I know why the guys had arrhythmias and took so long to get back in Bhape; they couldn't move around - couldn't move!
LMP: ... overwhelming
CMP: Oh, yeah, you can. It's - it's kind of at first, but it - it catches up and it's - -
CMP: Are we - where are we now? About Men - no, we're past Mendeleev.
CMP: I want to show you that - -
CMP: I think we're past Mendeleev, if I'm not mistaken. Yeah. Give you what? Huh?
CDR: I don't know, Charlie.
CMP: Who put these stupid sponges in here? That's one sponge that ain't going back to Houston.
CMP: Four open .... four closed .... '_'_ .--_iAL ' DAY 9
CMP: And we're coming through here. We're about on the time line, but the trouble is, they didn't allow enough time. If we don't get ahead somewhere, we'11 never make it.
CDR: I - I think we'11 catch up over here, Ken.
CMP: Yeah, but when we get to that suit-donning busi- ness, that's where the whole world falls on its ears.
CMP: I can't follow that. I keep trying. So we're right down here, now. Jettison comes up - Let's see, have you got it? Got this 30 minutes, here's 30, there's an hour. But most of this is gonna get taken up with suit donning. And I've got to reconfigure the cockpit here. And then we close the hatches and do the Jettison over here. And then I know good and well they're gonna have - they're gonna have us do all kinds Of stuff in here. It won't be nice and clean like this. They're gonna be rolling left, reading updates, and all that bull. During the eat period, you're gonna take your suit off. I'm almost at the point of Just saying, forget it, I'11 keep my suit on for EVA.
CMP: No. No. (Laughter) Sometime tonight about 200 and - 200 and - that's not far away. 2107 220? No. It was normally 220. So it ain't very far. There's - 200 hours; 8 hours from now.
LMP: What, TEI?
CMP: NO, I'm not. You know, I - and there's - I even threw out where that time is to sit down and take an hour and get reaay for TEI. And I'm ready to tell them to delay it a rev, if they don't give us one. I Just can't seem to do a TEI in a - hurry with a whole lot of things dangling.
LMP: Yeah, you can Come over here and cut this cord, John.
CMP: I thought we had such a good chance of completing the mission. And then go home. At least you guys got all your work done.
CDR: Yeah, but that ain't fair to you.
CMP: Well, it ain't individual fairness that counts in this program. The program has never tried to do that.
CMP: Okay. You're maneuvering to steerable attitude, right?
CMP: I'm there.
CMP: Yeah. You Said sharp, VHF, I guess.
CMP: You can start moving these ACAs, if you want to. I got a - T got a procedure for you. (Laughter) Wait. There 's a change.
CMP: I'm sure there's a change, Charlie. You don't want to do it yet. I'm sorry, John. What? No. Well, to check the procedure, it moves power to them.
CDR: We might have some power right now, but it removes power.
UNKNOWN: Okay. Look here.
CDR: Make sure of that, Charlie. Ace performance on backing it out of - I think I'11 Just go right through here. This shorting plug's dimmer.
LMP: Well, that doesn't matter. We're not gonna have any power. That was because it was - it'd do that so they would see you removing power off of it on the front side; but we don't have power on it anyway.
CDR: ... one ...
CDR: Okay. Well, see, push them all back in over here, anyway.
CDR: You can leave that - you can leave all your breakers in.
LMP: Yeah, we're on the back side, aren't we, Ken?
CMP: Okay, both the same.
CDR: ... these two right here? ... It's real hard; you just got to really pull.
CMP: Let's see, there's a little clips here you can use, John.
CDR: Ken, you've already done it. Won't go forward? Yeah, _oht_h. It's cross sliding ... Here are the screwdrivers and the -
CMP: These two right here. This one right here. There's one - there's one back up under here.
CDR: Ken, you probably need a flashlight. They're cross sliding. Do you have your flashlight? They're crc - I think you've got the wrong screwdriver.
CMP: I need to defecate. Key, I was gonna suggest, if you guys need to take one, you ought to do it before we get rid of the LM.
LMP: I agree. Let me get over here.
CMP: Does anybody have any desire to keep this URA?
LMP: I don't. Doesn't look like we'11 get to use it.
CMP: Well, even if we did, the thing doesn't work.
CMP: I'd Just as soon get rid of it. It's Just that much more volume we have to play with.
LMP: Bring her over.
CDR: I might - I'm gonna keep this bag, though. I think that might be a good trash bag. Got a zipper on it.
CDR: Won't turn? Which one - which screw? Can't get this screw out?
CDR: It's this one right under here - you can't - no? There you go.
CMP: Okay, torque that dude, will you?
CMP: Let me try it.
LMP: Let me hold it, maybe you can push on it, you know. Okay, you're not quite ....
CMP: You're on internal power, aren't you, Charlie?
LMP: Yeah, uh-huh. I got bats on.
CMP: I was wondering - you suppose there's any reason to save these - the umbilicals?
CMP: You don't want them?
CDR: ... on that.
CMP: I guess we can leave them in, then. Latches and all are gonna go, so that doc - that electrical connection should go, too. It should sever right here.
CDR: There they go on their trip to the Moon.
CMP: Oh, sure.
CDR: Huh? Yeah. You want to go on through - well, I'm - I've got the CBs dumped and - We're right here for the docked IMU align. I'm gonna let you do that. Let me try and stop. Okay.
LMP: Hey, Ken. Are you in MIN DEAD BAND, attitude hold?
CMP: Yes, sir. Use the thumb switch.
LMP: Okay, you need a ...
CMP: Whoops' Is this your - this isn't a - this is your transfer items bag, huh?
CMP: (Laughter) I don't want to throw my trash in there.
CMP: Okay. Well, you got - What did you do with those Jettison bags? You tied them down, huh?
LMP: Yeah, they're all tied down. Just - I can stuff them down -
CMP: Just give me that stuff - there's plenty of places to stuff. Good old 06 20. Al1 right.
CDR: Can you imagine in - in orbit?
LMP: I can't believe EVA, John. Those guys_ Suppose we'd had a short in your thing?
CMP: Okay; you ready for the 06 20, John?
CMP: Hey, John? Oh, 323.17. Oh, heck. We're - we're moving around. Just call it 323, 116 and 305.
CMP: Yeah, I know. But there ain't no sense in counting hundredths when I got a half-degree dead band. It's 323.17, 116.36, 305.00.
CDR: ... 305.00?
CMP: Yep. But those numbers are changing.
CMP: Those last two digits are changing. Okay.
CMP: We were doing it with an 06 20 of a mark and an ENTER right then amd there that'd correct it. Huh? Oh, wait a minute. Let me go to SCS, I can get you a smaller dead band with that.
CDR: ... that's fine.
CMP: Okay. Do whatever you want.
LMP: John, I can't budge mine either. I don't know how big of a screwdriver the guy had, but he must of had a monster .... Can't even come close to it.
LMP: Well, guess what.
CDR: We don't get to bring our ACAs back.
LMP: I can't budge it. I Just cannot budge it.
LMP: Okay. It'11 be plus 45, B61, 30_ - What's the com- mand module?
LMP: That's 304. This is 304, minus B23. Be a minus number ... in the 300s. 300 plus 4 is 30_.
CDR: Add B60 to that one ... Yeah. Make it - yeah, why not? Okay.
CDR: Now subtract - -
CDR: - - 33, B, 1, _, 3 - 3_1.
LMP: Yeah. I do, too. Okay, now this one is plus 160 and ... is straight forward to ... 6. Okay, that looks okay. Well, John, don't get to ...
CDR: Look I - I can't understand you. Oh, you wanted this right here.
LMP: I don't know what you're gonna do with that. Can't roll it, stick it on itself. You could put a piece of tape on the back of it, John. Here, let me do that.
CDR: Oh, yeah. I'11 - I'11 -
LMP: You do this, and I'11 (laughter) ...
LMP: ... this thing ... this neat.
LMP: Hey, Ken, ... on my mark - on your mark.
LMP: Tell me what GET it is. Up the GET and give me a mark.' Okay? 0 - okay, Ken. On the comm.
CMP: Okay. I'11 do it on the comm at 192:B6:40. Stand by-
CMP: Okay. And the angles are - -
LMP: Wait a minute, say the time again.
CMP: 192 - -
CMP: 36.
LMP: 192:36 - -
CMP: 4o.
LMP: 40.
CMP: The 06 20s are 322.94.
LMP: 322.94.
CMP: 116.31.
LMP: One decimal, what?
LMP: 116.31.
CMP: 304.99.
LMP: 304.99. Thank you.
LMP: Thank you. C_,,,_
LMP: things. That upsets me. Really ... beat.
LMP: Not in this attitude. Why does it have to?
LMP: Let me try this again, John.
LMP: You want to give up on those things?
CDR: Give up?
LMP: On the ACAs?
LMP: Yeah. Uh-huh. Ail that's in there. You can do the Tephe m. Ken's got the Tephe m. You can do all this stuff. Bring up the nl,m_rics lighting; you can get the ... count; ... Just like we did on the activation.
CMP: You probably have the right Tephe m in there, don't you?
CMP: That won't change Just because you powered down.
LMP: No. Un - unless they've changed yours since we powered down.
CMP: No, we haven't changed anything like that.
LMP: I didn't think so.
CDR: Ken, what's the GET?
LMP: What's the GET, Ken? Give us a mark at - Okay.
CMP: Okay. It's 192:40:BO now, and you can have a mark at 192:41.
LMP: Okay. 192:41, John.
CMP: 4, 3, 2, - -
LMP: Not gonna make it.
CMP: - - 1. Okay. How about 41:307
LMP: That's good, 41:30, John. Okay; we're ready.
LMP: Okay, 10 seconds, John.
CMP: ENTER. Okay, we got it going.
CDR: And we need a Tephe m, Ken.
LMP: Yeah. Let's - Okay. Why don't you read it out and see - -
CDR: Okay, VERB - -
CMP: Why don't you read out what you got - VERB ... compare them. I hate to change it. Okay. He's got the clock update now.
CMP: Hey, Ken. There's a - there's a towel over in - in my TSB that's got a red stripe on it. Will you put some water on it and - and throw it across, please?
CMP: Surely will. You want cold or hot water?
CMP: Cold. I Just want to clean off this Jett bag.
CMP: Oh, oh, okay. That's right.
CDR: ... face ... or something?
LMP: Huh? You need what?
LMP: He said he needs a Tephem, Ken.
CMP: Okay. Before we change it, why don't we check it? I - I hate to change it.
LMP: How do you read lookout octal? VERB 04? Okay; let's look at it and see what it is.
LMP: What you got, Ken?
CMP: (Laughter) I'm one of those darn octopies [?]. I -
LMP: Yeah. I know.
CMP: ..... Just a second. Excuse me. He'11 be there in a minute, Charlie. Here comes your rag.
LMP: Okay; thank you. Huh? Don't know whether it's good or bad. "
CMP: Got 47651, 70362, and 67651.
LMP: That's not even close to what we got.
CMP: What you have?
LMP: We got 11, 000, 11. Give us the numbers.
LMP: Wrong one. Let me make sure I got this out right now before you change all that. I Just looked up 1703.
CDR: ... 1706. I can tell you that for sure.
CMP: Okay, three balls 11.
CMP: 13347.
CMP: 65620.
LMP: Okay; same. We got it. Yeah. Go ahead.
LMP: Is it bad?
LMP: That was really a dumb decision. And it was all because the docs got them panicked.
CMP: It goes further than that, Charlie. The docs may have caused the panic, but somebody had to realize - someone operationally should have realized that - that no matter how panicked they were, they couldn't do any better than what they had already planned.
CMP: They should'ye seen that.
LMP: Do what, John? Yeah. Go ahead; whatever it says do. You do ahead and do. We're not gonna get the edge. Go ahead. Just push them all in.
CMP: You should not, but if you get one, it'11 come on right away.
UNKNOWN: And I'11 get up here and see if I can look out this side hatch, too.
UNKNOWN: Okay; we're about to Jettison the boom.
LMP: Okay. It's up - -
LMP: - - and off. There she goes.
CMP: Boom clear.
CMP: Straight out. Boom's clear.
CMP: I'11 'see if I can see it.
LMP: Not a bit of roll. There she goes, Ken, this way - -
CDR: ... see it.
LMP: - - straight out window 5.
CMP: Hey, that is beautiful.
CMP: That's about as stable as you can get. That thing isn't tumbling, rolling, doing a thing.
CDR: Let me see it. Can I see it?
CMP: Yeah. It's right straight out there. Beautiful. Here, Charlie. Charlie?
CDR: There she goes.'
LMP: Gee, I hadn't even thought of that ....
CMP: It's all set. TIME SKIP
CC: - - POWER; 197:05, configure camera for orbital science; CMS/EL--
CMP: Whose?
CC: - - 230/CEX intervalometer. That's f/8, 1/250 - -
CC: - - infinity. You'11 be taking 128 frames - -
CMP: I think this is where it's - where it's bad.
CC: - - magazine Romeo Romeo.
CMP: ... got it ...
CC: 197:14 - -
CMP: Okay; what's that gonna be a target of, Hank?
CC: - - PC - Okay, we're going to pick up that long run you had that started down at Vogel and - -
CC: Why don't you get a new one of those?
CC: - - and went up to Lassell and Alpetragius end stopped. And then you picked up at the one down at Bullialdus. Well, Bullialdus - -
CC: - - is too far south. So what we're going to do is start at Vogel, make a Jog at Alpetragius, and go all the way to the Helmet on past Gassendi. And we're about up on LOS now; I'11 tell you more about that at AOS.
CMP: Okay, Hank. Thank you.
CMP: Okay. What were you getting ready to ask?
CMP: What were you getting ready to ask?
CMP: Okay. I got to - got to launch this satellite now.
LMP: What time does that come on?
CMP: In 3 minutes. John, can you get over there? I got to launch this satellite in 3 minutes.
CMP: Okay; I'm panel 230. Check that the DATA SYSTEM is ON.
LMP: Here, I'11 get it, John.
CMP: Okay. On panel 230, you got a couple more things. Make sure the - Is the g,mma ray retracted? Is the switch down in RETRACT position and is the t alkback gray?
CMP: Okay; before I can tell if that talkback's gray, are those switches on 181 in the center OFF or in the DEPLOY/RETRACT position? Put them down to DEPLOY/RETRACT.
CDR: GAMMA RAY's still gray.
CMP: Okay. ALPHA/X-RAY COVERS, CLOSE, Charlie.
LMP: Oh, sure.
LMP: Hey, wait a minute. They're here. They are closed.
CMP: We're in attitude; we've been damping rates. Holy smokes' Where was I going to put that attitude? Okay.
CMP: Okay, on 250, we've already checked our PYRO A, SEQUENTIAL A; PYRO B, SEQUENTIAL B is closed. Okay; on 181. LOGIC POWER, two, is closed. We know that. The LOGIC POWER switches, two of them, up to JETTISON.
CMP: Okay. All right, the next thing we'11 do is I'11 give you a call when to hit the SATELLITE LAUNCH switch. And we - we're about a minute and a half from the launch. And the SATELLITE LAUNCH switch is one - is one that you put up and hold. I think it's a three-position guy.
LMP: That ... switch?
CMP: Yeah. But not now. I'11 give you a call.
CMP: We'11 see if it - if it - should be a - a - main- tain. And it should go barber pole when you put it up, and it should hold barber pole until it's launched, and then it should go back to gray.
LMP: ... :.-.-- i , IAL
CMP: Okay. And the circuit breakers are in? The two logic guys next to them? All right.
CDR: ... seconds.
LMP: Two, 3, 4, 5 -
LMP: LAUNCH.
CMP: Okay, did you turn? RETRACT?
LMP: ... found this mistake.
CDR: Barber pole?
CDR: ... go gray?
CDR: It went back to the center OFF position?
CDR: Okay, LOGIC POWER ... 181 ... DEPLOY/RETRACT. That's done.
CDR: Good .... good work.
LMP: I found our - I found their mistake. Their mis- take. They left the - they didn't have any AC power ...
LMP: ... asking me - asking me AC power.
LMP: Yeah. Okay ....
CDR: Okay, Charlie. It's - it's no good then.
LMP: Okay .... TINE SKIP
CC: - - changing over at Alpetragius - a little Jog and then on up past the cinder cone. And you were originally scheduled to look at Bullialdus, and we're going to have to delete that because your track is too far to the north now. So, we're going to bring your groundtrack from the cinder cone right on up through Helmet and Gassendi and on up to Mersenius Rille, from D-11, 12, and 13.
CMP: Okay, you want to take one continuous strip.
CMP: This is to be one continuous strip from Vogel to Alpetragius to the cinder cone to the Helmet to Gassendi to the Mersenius Rills. Okay. I tell you what - -
CC: ... except that there will be that little Jog at Alpetragius over to - to the right there and then on up through cinder cone and straight on up through Helmet, then Gassendi and on up to the rille.
CC: Yeah, I understand that. I'm going to have to have some help on the f-stops, and I guess I'd rather have you call them out to me rather than have me try to write them down and Jot them on the map and all that Jazz.
CC: Okay; we'11 do that.
CMP: Okay; thank you. And can you give me a time for passage of Vogel? minute,
CC: Okay; hang on a
CMP: That - it should be - - TIME SKIP
CDR: Okay. "Load 509 at 199:40."
LMP: Some chicken soup?
CMP: Mm?
CDR: ... the last one.
LMP: Chicken soup. Z get you some meatballs with sauce; you got some instant breakfast; you got _some orange Juice.
CDR: Okay. Pre-TEI-64, SPS/G_N; 38 - 3 - 38332; plus 0.61, plus 0.95; 200:33:20.44; plus 3265.6, plus 0808.0, minus 0215.1; 180, 000, 000; plus 21.7, plus 3371.0-- TIME SKIP
CMP: TVC SERVO POWER 1, SERVO POWER 2, done. ROTATION NORNLa.L, number 2 to AC, the DIRECT 2s are OFF. 1/2. SPACECRAFf BMAGs, three, to CONTROL going to SCS -
CMP: MARK. RHC number 2 is armed. Standing by to bring on MAIN A's - -
CMP: - - 20 seconds. I've got no objections to doing them now.
CMP: Here comes MAIN A, number 1.
CDR: Good start.
CMP: Okay. Thumbwheel trims.
CDR: Okay, plus 61.
CMP: Plus 61. The trim's good in both directions on pitch.
CDR: Plus 95.
CMP: Plus 95 in yaw. Trim is good in both directions in yaw. Let me try a little MTVC. Pitch is good. Yaw is good. I- _-_.J _"_! '.__ b
CMP: Return to zero. SPACEC_ CONTROL, CMC -
CMP: Okay. TRANSLATION CONTROL, clockwise -
CMP: MARK. Dadgum. Okay. I have no MTVC. MAIN B, number 1.
CDR: Go ahead. Good start.
CMP: Okay. Check that, 0.6. Pitch. Okay, we won't start number 2 yet; we'11 start it later.
CMP: Okay, going back to neutral.
CDR: And no MTVC.
CMP: No MTVC. Okay, we're at 0, O, trim. Okay.
CDR: Says circuit breaker PITCH 2 - -
CMP: Yeah, but I haven't started my second one. I'm going to wait and pull those after we get going.
CDR: Okay. AC/DC. A/MAIN
CMP: Okay, POWER to DIRECTs to MAIN B. I'm going to arm both hand controllers. Make sure yours is locked.
CMP: Okay. The BMAGs are going to RATE 2.
CMP: Gonna PRO.
CMP: Okay, the attitude is dressed up. I'm changing BMAGs and an ENTER. Okay. Gimbal drive check. John, you can go ahead and give a PRO.
CMP: Minus 2, 0, yaw, plus 2, minus 2, 0. Trim - trims are good.
CMP: Okay. Now we'11 do a VERB 48 ENTER. VERB 21 ENTER. ll001 ENTER. PRO, PRO, PRO. VERB 25 NOUN 7 ENTER; i ENTER; 0 ENTER.
CMP: 509 flag is down. Okay. With 4 minutes to go, SCALM is 5/1. All right, now I'm gonna bring on MAIN Bs, number 2; go - -
CMP: Here comes.
CDR: It started.
CMP: Okay. I am now going to pull PITCH and YAW BAT- TERY B circuit breakers.
CDR: Number 2 is right.
CMP: Okay. Yes, sir. Okay. Okay.
CDR: Okay, ready over here.
CMP: All ready on the right.
UNKNOWN: All ready on the left.
CMP: All ready on the - -
LMP: Firing line (laughter).
CMP: Okay. My RATE switch is going to HIGH.
CDR: HIGH.
CMP: Start the DET again at 58. No, I think I'11 catch it at 57. Give it another try.
LMP: John, there's old Orion out there.
CMP: Okay. Good, Charlie.
CDR: Burn time is 2 minutes and - -
CMP: Forty-two - -
CDR: - - h2 seconds.
CMP: Okay. And that means I go to 2 seconds overburn, and shut it down.
LMP: Okay, I'11 give you the normal countdown, Ken.
LMP: Starting at about 35.
CMP: That'11 be Just fine.
CMP: Okay, the GDC looks like it's - pretty much - I'm gonna dress it up .... has nothing to do with the uncaged gyro. It's the attitude reference. Okay.
CMP: It counted that time.
CDR: Two minutes. It's working now.
CMP: Okay, Charlie's got the watches?
CMP: Okay, we've done everything down to here.
CDR: Two Jets, 17 seconds. Our A and C [?].
LMP: Awful quiet, isn't it?
LMP: DELTA-V to normal.
CMP: DELTA-V is going to normal. Translation control power is on. Hand controllers are in neutral; they're both unlocked.
CMP: DELTA-V thrust, and the light is out. Okay, it's coming to normal.
CDR: Okay. DSKY blank.
CMP: Average g is running.
CDR: Looks like it's counting good.
CDR: Seventeen seconds.
CMP: Ullage is on.
CMP: EMS is counting.
CDR: Working. Nine, 8 - -
CDR: - - 7, 6, 5, PRO -
CMP: ENABLE.
CDR: Three, 2, 1.
LMP: She's open.
CDR: Man, hardly move.
CDR: B.
CDR: ... is open.
CDR: MARK B.
LMP: B is open. I think it's late on the second watch.
LMP: PUGS is looking good.
CDR: Steer, baby, steer.
CMP: Chamber pressure is riding at 98.
LMP: Okay. Helium tank pressure's - I mean - tank pressure's looking great. Steady as a rock.
CMP: On 30 seconds -
CDR: Okay, calling 2 minutes and 8 seconds to go. Okay.
CMP: Looks good from my calculation.
CDR: EM_ and VT to go are right with each other.
CMP: Okay. The gimbals are nice and steady.
CMP: It's Just this - Boy, you know, look at those rates. Imag - imagine what that would look like if you're - really had the thing swinging.
CDR: The roll has increased - -
LMP: Coming up on a minute -
CMP: Okay. Chamber pressure's up to 99. Reading almost half a g.
LMP: This PUGS and AUX is glitching, I guess every time it goes by a point sensor, it - - M ilmm!Bm I.
LMP: - - glitches. It's okay.
CMP: Both attitudes are steady as a rock, 18 percent.
LMP: Coming up on 01:30 -
LMP: MARK. 01:30.
CDR: Okay. We still have 2 minutes to go.
CMP: Chamber pressure steady. Got a little buzz.
LMP: Should be a minute.
LMP: Twelve percent.
CMP: Chamber pressure's increasing.
LMP: Tank pressures are rock solid, Ken.
LMP: MARK. Two minutes.
CMP: Boy, that burn time is right on.
CDR: Right on the burn time. Okay. We have less than a minute, and we're still right on.
CMP: Yep. Two attitudes - -
CMP: - - are sitting perfect. We're up to 100 psi chamber pressure.
CDR: _MS looks good.
LMP: 01:15.
CMP: For some reason - -
UNKNOWN: Page 369
LMP: 01:25 -
CMP: - - this thing is cycling - well, it's cycling in roll. I've never seen that.
LMP: 01:30. 02:30 -
LMP: MARK. Thirty-five, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42.
UNKNOWN: SHUTDOWn.
LMP: SPS PRESSURE light.
LMP: 41 - -
LMP: Okay. Right on.
CDR: - - 3371 point - -
CMP: Wait - wait - we've got to get the attitude stopped here. Why don't you go ahead and PRO?
CMP: That'11 put me back in narrow DEAD BAND and hold it.
CDR: Plus 0.2. Plus - plus 1.2 - -
CMP: DEAD BAND.
CDR: - - plus 1.
CMP: And after that, an attitude of 184.28, 5.82 - -
LMP: - point i and the drogue? What, sir?
CMP: 184.28 - -
CDR: I got it ... -
CMP: - 5.82. ,.C__t_A'_/'' '_-:.-.,..U,-.,,._,_.__, .,_ . . _
CMP: 351.69.
CMP: Okay, now what's the rule say on trim?
LMP: Okay, trim X and Z to less than 0.2.
CMP: Okay. We got only Y.
CDR: Ready. Get it.
CMP: My DELTA-V C is minus 19.1.
LMP: That's about right.
CMP: Okay, let's get the gimbal motors off. Let me get my circuit breakers - -
LMP: Go ahead. You get your breakers.
CMP: Got them. MAIN B.
CMP: And A.
CMP: One, 2.
LMP: Good. MAIN BUS TIES coming OFF.
CMP: SERVO POWER's OFF.
LMP: Do you think you're in?
CDR: ... two OFF. TRANSLATION CONTROL POWER, OFF. ROT CONTROL POWER, DIRECT 2, OFF.
CMP: DIRECT ULLAGEs are out.
CDR: Okay. Got the DIRECT - DIRECT 2 ullage on the ... powers.
CMP: Okay. Circuit breakers. I'11 pull them now. PITCH i - -
LMP: TCA. Anybody
CDR: get that?
CMP: Have you got the fuels there?
CDR: - - residuals.
CDR: EMS FUNCTION, OFF, and MODE to STANDBY.
CMP: Yeah, I'11 Just leave it here because that'11 keep quiet in here.
CDR: ... Have you got the DIRECT ROT CONTROL, ON?
CMP: Okay. I've got those two OFF; and this is back; these go to RATE 2.
CDR: Okay. MAIN BUS TIES are OFF.
CMP: We got those. You got the BIT RATE back to LOW?
LMP: Sunrise'
CDR: Check the SIM bay.
CMP: 'Ail right.
LMP: COVERS, OPEN -
CMP: MAPPING CAMERA tc EXTEND.
LMP: MAPPING CAMERA going to EXTEND; TRACK EXTEND.
LMP: MARK. Barber pole.
CMP: PAN CAMERA, STANDBY.
LMP: PAN CAMERA, STANDBY ...
CMP: STEREO - No, wait a minute - MONO.
LMP: MONO, okay, go.
CMP: Got the POWER to POWER.
LMP: POWER to POWER. Barber pole.
LMP: She's gray.
LMP: We'11 put it to ON as soon _m we get in attitude. V/H
CMP: Take the PAN CAMERA OVE_IDE. See that switch?
LMP: Yeah. It goes there.
CMP: Okay. Put it to HIGH.
CDR: I Just got three pictures of it.
LMP: Hey, you got the one with the Earth in it?
CMP: ... Hello, there.
CDR: Man, you come up like thunder. Wowee!
CMP: Okay, is the mapping camera out yet?
LMP: Yeah, it says barber pole.
CDR: All right. The burn was nominal.
CMP: Barber pole. Still barber pole.
LMP: Let me get this ... before ... - -
CMP: Okay .... operate it, though.
CDR: ... this book here.
CDR: Roger. The burn was nominal. We had - we Just saw you rise.
CMP: He already knows.
LMP: We got a high - we got a high gain angle?
CMP: Not until we get there. I - I think I set it.
CDR: Well, what did - what did you set it to on this, Ken ?
CMP: On what?
CDR: This camera.
CMP: What are you taking pictures of?
CDR: ... the Earth, and then me.
CMP: 1/250, f/8.
LMP: There's OMNI Delta.
CDR: Charlie, what's that result again?
LMP: I'm Just about pitch and roll.
UNKNOWN: When we get to attitude, it'11 be PITCH, 45; and YAW, 320. It's set. I don't see how that's gonna work; it's not looking at the Earth ....
CDR: Me, either. What is it? Just targets of opportu- nity out through there?
LMP: Man, we are climbing out.
CDR: Do you read us now, Don?
CDR: Roger. We Just saw you come up like thunder, and that's how we're coming up. Just going away from it like - nothing.
UNKNOWN: Hey, look at that beauty out there. Isn't that something? It's ... - -
LMP: It's better than an AB climb, Pete.
CMP: Okay, Charlie, how about thE; mapping camera. Is it out yet?
CDR: You have the burn status report, Charlie?
LMP: Yeah, it's out.
CMP: Okay, would you put the MAPPING CAMERA to ON?
LMP: MAPPING CAMERA's going ON, right.
CMP: Okay, PAN CAMERA to OPERATE.
LMP: OPERATE.
LMP: That came off.
CMP: Okay, IGAME MOTION to INCREASE.
CMP: ... plus 2.
CMP: You have - -
LMP: - - ... barber pole plus 2?
CMP: You said it. One -
LMP: Barber pole. One - Got it. V/H
CMP: Okay, have you got the PAN CAMERA to ...?
CMP: Okay, I'11 pick you up the status report. Why don't you get this one? It's all on the same page here.
CDR: Okay. Okay, that's right.
CMP: Then I'11 get one.
CDR: Okay, Houston. We're working some mapping stuff. The burn was completely nominal. We'11 give you the status report in - Just as soon as we finish here.
LMP: Look at that horizon thing, would you, you guys!
CDR: Wonder if I can get that DAC on this thing.
CMP: Yeah, why don't you get the status report; I'11 try to get the DAC going.
CDR: Here. : Take the pictures, Charlie.
LMP: Roger. Give me a window.
CMP: Okay, I think we can get it out of that one.
LMP: Try the f/8, that one? Hold me.
CMP: Okay, now don't - don't stop it down any more.
CDR: Okay, Houston. Burn stat_ report follows. There is no DELTA-Tig. Burn time, 242.4. There was no trim. And the residuals were measured at 184, 005, and 351 degrees; 0.2, Vgx; 1.2, Vgy; 0.1, Vgz; all pluses; minus 19.1 DELTA-V C. Which was the fuel and which was the oxidizer, Charlie? 3.97
LMP: The -
CDR: 3.9 is the oxidizer and 5.2 is the fuel.
LMP: Man, did that beauty feel good! Ahl Must admit I feel good enough to ... - -
CDR: Hey, Charlie, beautifull That baby just humped right out of there. She can really put on the power. It's - it's kind o:? refreshing to get a whole half a g from her.
CMP: How about let me use the center window for a second?
CDR: The boys are all at the window taking pictures.
CMP: Get a pan.
CDR: We got - we got some pictures of earthrise as we were climbing out. I bet they're really spectacular.
CDR: This Moon is really - is really a fascinating sat- ellite. Boy, there's something new and different, and - and you can sure see a lot of variety from this view right here. This is _lmost - -
CDR: This is even more spectacular nlmost than the Moon - than the Moon in earthshine when we're coming in here Just - -
CMP: Boy, you can see old Neper and all that stuff.
CDR: - - 5 days ago, or however long ago it was.
CDR: Let's see, am I looking north or south here, Ken?
UNKNOWN: North is that way.
LMP: Okay. I'm looking north. This is beautiful! You really get the idea it's a planet. It's Just a -
CMP: Look over here.
CDR: I think the general agreement in the cockpit is that morale around here Just went up a couple of hundred percent.
LMP: Hey, are we in SIM bay attitude?
CDR: Got to have the high gain.
CMP: (Laughter) How can I come around with a POO?
CMP: Can't believe that'11 work yet.
CMP: Okay, I'11 let you back at the -
LMP: Yeah, I can get that ...
CDR: Hey, Houston, how do you read on the high gain? Okay, I missed your last thing; we're switching over.
CDR: We're now getting a view of - on the horizon, and there's Crisium. W_y up north there, Charlie.
CMP: Hey, Charlie, be sure you get the florals [?] down there.
LMP: Right down there? Yeah, that's what I been doing. J
CMP: No, wait a minute. No - -
LMP: I didn't see anything.
CMP: I don't think that's what I'm talking about.
LMP: Right down here?
CMP: This stuff over here. All those - take a strip that runs right out through here.
LMP: Oh, yeah, yeah. I see it.
UNKNOWN: That stuff?
CMP: And - Yeah, it does keep on coming down here.
CMP: You can take a strip starting at the top of it and then come all the way to the bottom.
CDR: You want a VERB 58?
CMP: Is that what he said?
CDR: What does that do?
CMP: Oh, I guess I didn't stop it in time.
CDR: Didn't stop it in time?
CMP: I'm going - going to attitude. And - ... That's the problem with that program.
CMP: That thing goes off to - to play with itself and then __ _u_o_uver at - at 15-minute maneuvers; but you got 8 seconds at the end. If you don't hit PRO on it, it stops ri_t there and it won't keep the rate drive going.
CDR: No, but you have to watch it; it's okay.
LMP: That's Just spectacular!
CMP: Well, I told you if you watch it. But you got to sit there and watch it. Which I ain't - guess I haven't - -
CDR: At 10-minute intervals?
CMP: Huh? intervals?
CDR: At 15-minute
CMP: No, if it takes you 15 minutes to get into attitude - -