Otrobonita/noicy-space-talks huggingface dataset:
CDR: ~ - with the three rocks beyond it.
LMP: Yes. We're getting down to the place where we won't see it.
CDR: This is probably Flank right here, isn't it?
LMP: I'm not going to say until I get down and look at the exact pattern, It probably is, Al. But if this is really Flank, we should have been at the top of Cone Crater where we were.
CDR: Yes, I know. passed
LMP: I think we've already Flank. Now, it's stopped. We'11 have to wait on it.
CC: Okay. It maybe - looks down here, Ed - that maybe what you're looking at there, if you've got another Flank-size crater, is the one by E.
LMP: No, this is a big crater. I% - it's 40 - 561meters across. It has a fairly sharp crater in the south edge of it, which is 20 - 30 meters across.
CC: Okay, that looks like it may be the one by E.
LMP: Yes, I think that's it, Fredo. And it's - ?io, it's at least 50 or 60 feet deep.
CDR: Why don't we Just grab a couple from right here?
CDR: That baby came apart. Very soft.
LMP: Yes, it's falling apart as you pick it up. Very crumbly, isn't it?
CDR: Okay. You got a bag ready?
CDR: Very, very soft rock - Remember that crater? - Plus another one very close to us with crystal in it. It's flashing. Now, going in the bag.
LMP: 15-N.
CC: Okay, copied 15-N.
CDR: Okay to rush?
LMP: Not quite; let me get it in there.
CDR: Stay behind me; we don't want to lose anything, now.
LMP: Okay. (t NFIDENT[AJlm
CDR: Okay, that's where we're going, right there.
LMP: Yes_. going right for Weird. Head right for the big boulder. Then, Weird's right beyond it.
LMP: Oka_F, keep going.
LMP: This is Ed. I_m going back to M_DIUM cooling.
LMP: We - One of the problems of going downhill here is that you have defric - essentially defraction, I guess, around your body; and it creates a halo effect in your shadow; and you Just can't see a darn thing, right in front of you.
LMP: It's completely either blacked out or washed out right - -
CC: Copy, Ed.
LMP: - - immediately - immediately down-Sun of you. We're going predominantly down-Sun, now.
CDR: Okay, Fred, we're still moving, and - looks about 3 _linutes away now from Weird.
LMP: The crater we're going by now, we're Just to the north of it, Fredo, is an old subdued crater.
CDR: If you want to run over behind that boulder over there, I'11 tIUf to talk to you.
LMP: You're the one that has to get behind it and try to talk to Houston.
CDR: Oh, that's right.
LMP: i'11 pull the MET. Go ahead.
CDR: Okay. On second thought, maybe it's not big enough. I'11 Just - -
LMP: No, don't think it is.
CDR: No, I guess not. Sure is a big old boulder, i'11 take a picture of it, anyway.
CC: Okay, and this - this big boulder, Al, is - you're Just about at Weird now. Is that right?
CDR: Oh, probably a couple of hundred meters short of Weird.
CDR: This country is so rolling and lmdulating, Fred, with rises and dips everywhere, that you carl be going by a fairly good-size crater and not even recognize it.
CDR: Okay, back with you.
LMP: Okay, I think this is Weird right - to our right here - forward, Al. See that fresh one right there? I think that's the fresh one of the Weird pattern.
CC: Okay, A1 and Ed; on the Weird task, we'd like to pan and grab samples at Weird; gad we'11 pick up most of our tasks that we had bypassed at E - when we get to Triplet.
CDR: Okay, I'11 get the pan. I think A itself is right in here, isn't it?
LMP: Where are you?
CDR: Behind you, to your left. See rJ.ght down there?
LMP: No, I did_l't think so; I think this is it right here. ONFIDEN J
CDR: No, that's too small, I believe. Well, anyway, we're in the area, Houston.
LMP: Take us a minute to find it. I suppose you prob- ably - Well, that's a pretty big one over here.
CC: Okay, Al, I think the - the pan will fill us in as to the exact position.
CDR: Okay, pan's underway, now.
CDR: Okay, pan's complete. Did you get a grab sample, Ed?
LMP: *** grab some right up here, Al.
CC: And I guess this is going in bag 16. Is that right, Ed?
LMP: This is in bag 17, Fred. Sixteen got used - some time back.
CC: Oka_f.
CDR: Oka]_; let's press on.
LMP: It's so darn big, it's hard to fold out.
CDR: We've got a pm_ and a grab sample. What else do we want from here, Houston?
CC: Okay, that's - that's it, Al. We'd like to proceed on to the North - -
CDR: Whupl
CC: - - Triplet, and - -
CC: - -I'11 give you - the - tasks when we get there.
CDR: Oks_, we'11 try to get to North Triplet.
LMP: You ran out from under me Just as I was picking it up.
LMP: *** some blocks from the - -
CC: And, A1 and Ed, for your stop for the E, we'd like that - take an estimated one-crater diameter short of the crater - North Crater,
LMP: You want us to stop one-crater dLiameter short.
UNKNOWN: That's affirm; because some of the items coming up are the core and the trench.
UNKNOWN: Triple core.
LMP: I think we're seeing the rim of the Triplet series right ahead of us, aren't we, Al?
CDR: I would say so, yes. If we can say that's the rim of the North right there.
LMP: Yes. It's got boulders on it, _,nd %hat's the only We're thing big enough to have boulders. probably about one diameter out, right ncw.
CDR: I'd say we are. Right here.
CDR: The way we've been estimating distar,ces today, that rim has to be at least 6 miles from here.
CDR: Okay, Houston; we're about one dliameter to the east of North Triplet.
LMP: To the west of - yes, east of Triplet. Excuse me.
CDR: Okay. CONFIDENI-
CC: Okay, copied, and the number 1 item is the triple cot8.
LMP: Where's the third core tube?
CDR: Well, why don't you use clean ones? clean
LMP: I don't have ones.
CDR: Yes, you do. They're down in this pocket, right there.
LMP: This one?
CDR: Let me get my camera tightened up.
LMP: This one's been used.
CDR: No, no, no. In here, Ed.
CDR: The three tabs should be clean.
LMP: ALi right.
CDR: Okay, we'11 pull it back together here.
LMP: Do you have an 0 to that -
LMP: Now, I'm clear to the bottom of that, I think.
CDR: Okay; we've got the camera back together. Okay, Fredo, for your info, the CDR's COMMANDER is reading 117.
CC: Poger, Al; 117.
CDR: Okay, I'11 get it. this
LMP: Start with one. We've only got two fresh ones in here. You've got four out that are used - or _hat look like they're used.
CDR: ()kay, the three tabbed ones, we haven't used yet. Let me get them, Ed.
LMP: Okay. I'11 take the tabbing off of this one.
CDR: Yes, I think that's the best way to go. Let's mRke - make them 1_ 2, 3 for simplicity's sake.
LMP: I don't have a back from that ,one; where'd it go?
CDR: The bottom one will be number 11tube with a tab, Fredo. Got 2 there?
UNKNOWN: Number 3.
CDR: Okay. Hold on to that one. Okay? And the other one will be number 2 with a tab.
CDR: And the top one will be number 3 with a tab.
CC: Roger, Al. And we're going to subtract off 15 minutes from that *** extension due to PLSS oxygen.
CDR: Okay. You still planning on - -
CC: So that gives us about -
CC: Okay. That gives us approximately 25 minutes at stop G, here.
UNKNOWN: Twenty-five minutes until what?
LMP: *** help you. Okay, I got this one. Go ahead; start your trench, if you like.
CDR: Okay. I '11 dig the trench in the far wall of this crater here, Ed.
LMP: Fredo, I've tried to push in the core tubes - triple core tube - I get maybe a - oh, 3 to 4 inches of pushing in by hand. And it's just surface stuff; very soft - It will not support the weight of the core tube. Now, I've got it balanced, and I can take a picture of it, perhaps.
CC: Okay. We're reading you, Ed.
LMP: Okay. We'11 try to drive it.
CC: And do I understand correctly, Ed? You're taking care of the triple core on your own there?
LMP: That's affirm. Al's digging - busy with his trench.
LMP: I'11 go over and help him photograph it in - a while. And it - it's not going in easy, Fred.
CC: Roger, Ed. driving
LMP: I'11 try it a bit more, but I think I'm core tube on solid rock; and I'm about one down.
CC: Roger, Ed. Solid rock, about one core tube down. Yes,
CC: Okay. The recommendation, Ed, is to pull it up and mo,re - over a bit and try it again.
LMP: The way this one feels, it'11 be the same thing.
CC: Okay. Ed; and when you pull it out, they'd like to save the bottom core and replace it with another one there, when you try - before you try again.
CC: Hcw's the trench going, Al? Are you getting - getting down there?
CDR: I've got a trench here. It's going fairly easily, but I need the extension angle - handle to get it deeper; so, I'11 wait until Ed's through with that. I_m cutting into the rim of a crater which is ap- proximately - oh, say, 6 meters in diameter, has a depth of about three-quarters of a meter. And we're back in about one diameter away from the North *** Triplet. The trench is going through at least three layers that I can see. The fine-grain surface, dark browns; then, a layer of what appears to be quite a bit of glass; and then, a third layer of some very light material. And we should be able to sample all three of these.
LMP: Fredo, the core tube cap - -
LMP: - - core tube cap from that sample is in 18-N.
CC: Roger, Ed. Roger, Ed.
CDR: And a very interesting looking rock with really fine-grain crystals in it. It's a grab ss.mple, Houston, from that same crater in which I'm digging. It's too large for a bag; it's dark brown except where it's fractured. It's fracture face is very light gray with very small crystals.
CC: Roger, Al; and if you can get any with you__ samples down in the trench itself that have any ... rock fragments, you might include those as part cf your sample.
LMP: Put it in the side bag. Put it in that side bag if you can; these are all - I_1t - full back here.
LMP: Let me help you. Okay, baby.
CDR: Are you about through with the extension handle, or are you going to go -
LMP: Go ahead and take it. I don't really need it to - to drive.
UNKNOWN: I'11 go over and cut that baby_, and we'11 - over here. Okay, Houston; I know that - we did not men- tion this white layer - down in this area before - that was so obvious to us Just below the surface up near the flank of Cone. But: it appears as though it is - quite a bit - Well, itt s relatively deep, as far as visual observation is concerned. And certainly not any would be kicked up by foot-prints, or by tracks, or the like. Appears to be some of that here in this trench. ttCONEIDEN;['.
LMP: Fredo, did you get my - -
LMP: - - my report that the core tube cap - tip was in 18-_?
CC: Roger, Ed. I got that; 18-N.
LMP: Okay, and I have taken the bottom core of that one, whioh was core 1 flagged; and it's now by itself - as a single core tube; I'm going to replace that with - number i unflagged, which is one A1 started to l_e earlier but didn't get anywhere with it.
CC: 0k_f. Number 1, unpegged, on the bottom.
CDR: You know what's happening in this trench; it's the - surface fines are so loose that they're Just falling down, covering the layering that we want to Eet. I say, we're not going to get a classic vertical wall here, Houston, on this trench.
CC: And, Ed, are you having any better luck on the triple core this time?
LMP: I've got it in about half a tube. But I'm - getting ready to take a picture of it, so you can locate it; then, we'11 go ahead and drive it the rest of the way in.
LMP: Oks_, Fredo. There's three frames here, probably 69_ 70, 71, that are core tubes. The first one's the aborted one that I couldn't - couldn't get in. The second one - the second picture is the - this new attempt, and a 15-foot shot that I raised up and took a locater shot on the horizon on this one. I think it might go.
CC: Ve:_y good, Ed.
LMP: Okay, I'm getting down low enough; I'm going to have to have an extension handle to finish driving it, I think.
CDR: Okay, I'11 give it back to you. I'm really kind of through with this trench.
CDR: Okay, Fred. Bag 19 for the s_aple of the surface fine - that is, from the - the surface layer of the trench.
CC: Roger, Al. Bag 19 is the sample of the surface fines.
CDR: I am unable to take from the walls of the trench the type of material - blocky type of material that I could see while I was digging; so, I'11 _ust get a shovelful of that, and we'11 mix the surface with the second layer.
CC: Roger, Al. How deep did you finally end u_ getting down ?
CDR: Well, the trench is about a - - it was covering all the evidence of stratigraphy.
LMP: And, Houston, I'm over 40 feet - 50 feet from where A1 is; and, on the east side of these craters, I have the triple core in about a tube and a _uarter; and it's tightening up again. I Just don't think it's going to go the rest of th,_ = way. I'm maybe driving it a millimeter a stroke.
LMP: I'11 hit it a few more licks, _nd we'11 see if we can break through or move it a little more. No, that's as far as it is going, Houston; one and a quarter.
CC: Okay, Ed. We'11 Just take your Judgment on that; when you don't think you're getting it in any further, you can stop there. ONFIDENT
LMP: Okay. I think I could probably beat it for the next 10 minutes, Fred, and not get another inch out of it.
CC: Well, I don't think you need the exercise; you may as well extract it now.
UNKNOWN: I agree. I'11 take a picture of it, a final pic- ture of it, to show you how far we got with it.
CDR: Okay, Houston; this is Al. And bag 21 is kind of a collection of the - the combination of the top two layers. Second layer is a thin layer of small glassy-like pebbles. And I was not able to separate that by the trench method; so, I gave it to you mixed up in the - that bag. And the last bag will be pebbles from the bottom layer.
CC: Okay, Al. And about what's the thickness of the J intermediave layer there?
CDR: Well, it's really ephemeral - it's (laughs) almost - it's very thin; I would say no more than a quarter of an inch thick, and I Just noticed it because of the difference in the grain structure as Z was digging the trench.
CDR: And in bag 20, 2 O, we'11 fill a sample of the bot'_om materiad.; also, mixed up with the - some of the surface material that's fallen down in on top of it. And that's about - call it 18 inches below the surface.
CC: Roger, Al; and when you and Ed can work it in, we need another F2_U check.
CDR: This is Al, at 3.75 and reading - about - -
UNKNOWN: Oh, hell.
CDR: Reading 35; I have no flags; and I'm in - MEDIUM flow now, going to MIN flow; and feeling good.
LMP: Okay, this is Ed. I'm 3.75 - -
CC: Okay, and what kind of misery are you having now, Ed?
LMP: 3.75_ 32 percent. MINIMUM - INTER_tEDIATE - just a minute - I'm in MEDIUM cooling and doing great.
LMP: Now, mY problem is I can't get the - -
UNKNOWN: - - driving down - driving do_l_ tc that rock, I couldn't get the core cap off; I'm going to have to get some help from Al, soon as he puts his handful of samples down. Okay, that's great.
CDR: Okay, let me get rid of this t:rencher.
CC: Okay. On the - on the agenda here, we have remain- ing documented samples, and we need a pan.
UNKNOWN: Roger. We'11 get it for you.
UNKNOWN: Get another one; skip it; we've got plenty.
UNKNOWN: Shit
LMP: Okay, Houst - -
CC: Okay. And, Al, one question. Did you get the SESC sample out of the bottom of the trench?
CDR: Well, I told you the trench was kind of a miserable failure, because the walls kept falling down. And I could get a sample from the bottom, but it wouldn't be the bottom, I'm afraid.
LMP: Okay, Fredo, the bottom - bit on this string was at - what - 23? Isn't it, Al? That's the one you got.
CDR: Twenty-three, right; 23.
CC: Roger, Ed. _r' ,clr',,ChlTi
CDR: Ok_T, we need a pan from here; I can get that.
CC: And, Al, when you get done with the pan, I guess we'd still like the SESC sample from the bottom of the trench, even though it probably isn't the bottom.
CDR: We_l, I'11 tell you, I'11 go back and whack at it a little bit. See what I can do.
CC: Ok_. And, A1 and Ed, we have about 8 minutes left here at Triplet.
CDR: Roger. You're still counting on a quick trip out to the ALSEP antenna?
CC: That's affirm, Al. That's included in this time, and when - when you start out, we'd like you to m_e some grab samples as you pass by North Triplet.
LMP: Fredo, the triple core tube, the second core didn't have anything in it. As soon as I opened it up, a little bit fell out; and the second core tube is empty, even though it drove down -
LMP: - - even though it drove in about 3 inches, it didn't get anything.
LMP: Okay, i'11 put a bit back on that one. Save it.
CC: Okay, and when you get done there, Ed, I guess you can proceed with getting some documented samples b_fore we have to depart.
CDR: Okay. SESC gan - that's over in that pocket, right?
LMP: Okay. Documented samples coming up.
CDR: This white stuff on the rim here, Ed?
CDR: This white stuff on the rim here?
LMP: Yes. Document some of that. Here's a rock right here.
CC: Okay, has A1 moved over by the :rim of North Crater, now?
LMP: Oh, no; we're still at the same place.
LMP: That's pretty well disturbed, Al; I'11 grab it - I'11 grab it without much documentation.
CDR: We're digging the bottom of the trench for you, Fredo.
CDR: I'm redigging the trench.
LMP: I'm picking up one of the - so-called whiter rocks, Fredo, near the area where A1 is digging. Since it's already disturbed, I'm not going to waste time on much documentation. Kind of a kicked-up rock.
CC: Roger, Ed. Man,
LMP: it's going into 25-Nancy.
CC: Okay. We have about 3 and a half minutes left at Triplet.
CDR: Okay, we're packing up now.
LMP: One more documented sample.
CC: Okay, there is a special request. Rather than grab samples at the North Crater rim there_ they'd like to get a documented sample of a partially buried rock.
LMP: Okay. I was going to try to get you one of those rig_ here, but it looks pretty big. I think maybe i can get it, anyhow.
CDR: Oh, no!
CDR: I can't believe it!
LMP: 'What's the matter, Al?
CDR: Oh, that - seal came off that thing, and -
CC: Okay, Ed and Al, we're going to have to be depart- ing Triplet here - and that one brief stop at the north rim to pick up one documented sample - and get on back to the LM area, if we're going to pick up the remaining tasks there.
CDR: Okay. Okay, you're right.
LMP: Fred, this documented sample that I got of the buried rock, it's too big for our regular weigh ba_s. See what I can do with it. The regular sanple bags - I'm sticking one over it, but it'11 never close. Okay, it's going in it. And will probably stay, but it won't close it. It's bag n_aber - -
CC: Okay, that'11 probably be all right, Ed. We're going to have to move out, now.
LMP: It's bag 26-N.
LMP: Okay. I'11 grab the gnomon. We're on our way.
CDR: ... the last I see of that son of a bitch.
UNKNOWN: They're miserable, aren't they?
UNKNOWN: Oh, let me grab it for you.
CDR: What? That thing? What? What do you mean - that can?
CDR: We're never going to use it again. Okay, headed for the LM, and we're probably _bout 2 minutes away from the LM, Houston.
CDR: Okay, everything's on so far.
CDR: Okay, we're -
LMP: We're close ...
CDR: Here's the - -
UNKNOWN: Triplet right up ahead of us.
LMP: We'11 have to do a little bit to the north to get around it, I think.
LMP: We're approaching Triplet from the - from the - east, North Triplet from the east. There's some - a little rock field down here - a small boulder field, Al, to get a documented sample from.
LMP: Looks good. Yes, looks like they might have come from there. ! CONFIDENTIA
CDR: Oops.
LMP: ])id you lose something?
CDR: You lost you kno_ what.
LMP: Oh, no. ;ghat?
CDR: (Laughter) This shiny can.
LMP: Damn SESC, huh?
CDR: Okay, the shiny can is retrieved. Press on. Going to have to mush, Ed, right down the m/ddle and get a dccumented ssmuple there.
CDR: Man, that pile of rocks - beautiful, right there - right to your left. Oh, Just the right size.
CDR: Don't walk over them._
LMP: No, I'm trying to stay away from them.
CDR: There you go. - over here?
LMP: Are these the ones the ones
CDR: God damn that zhing.
LMP: Gnomon is in place.
CDR: Okay, why don't -
LMP: I'11 get the - Go ahead, i'm on this side; I'11 get the stereo.
LMP: Get the locater.
UNKNOWN: Can't even see the camera settings.
LMP: Yes, that's got so much dirt orl them. Okay, 7 foot ...
CC: Okay, Ed and Al, as soon as you wrap this one up, we're going to have to press on back to the LM, or we're going to be really tight on the closeout.
CDR: All covered with dirt, huh?
LMP: Yes. God damn, it's bigger than we thought. Al, we'11 grab-sample that one; I'11 get you another one here.
CDR: Okay. Listen, Just put it in that - in that thing. And let's press - because we don't have the time.
LMP: All right. I'11 grab itg and let me take a picture - an extra picture here.
CDR: Ail right. I'11 grab one right here in the foreground.
CDR: Okay, bag 27-Nancy. And another documented sample - -
CC: Roger, Al; 27-Nancy.
LMP: ° - - a larger documented sample than we thought we were getting here, Fredo. Agail_, it was a buried rock; and it's too big for the sample bag; so, it'11 go into the weigh bag.
CDR: Put it in that one right there. Can you get it?
LMP: Yes. ICON FIDENTIA. :j
LMP: It has a very definite shape; I think you'11 be able to sort it out.
LMP: Okay, let's mush for the LM.
CC: Okay, A1 and Ed. I guess we can skip the rim of North Crater amd proceed right on back to the LM are a.
LMP: That's where we are. We' re at the - we're at the rim of North Crater, on the west - -
LMP: - - rim of North Crater.
CC: I think you misunderstood the message. We can prcceed right on by the rim. We have the buried rock samples now, and head on back to the LM.
LMP: That's right. That's where we're headed.
CC: That's the Antares.
CDR: Okay_ that's where we're headed. Hold it.
LMP: I'11 get it; keep going. He lost the core tube.
LMP: I'11 have it in a minute. I got it.
CDR: Everything still hanging on?
LMP: Yes. Everything is still there.
CDR: Okay, we're approaching the LM now. Coming in to Fra Mauro Base.
CC: Roger, Al, and I guess from here, we'11 - we can split up; and Ed can take the ._iF_Tand proceed to the cluster of boulders he had reported earlier to the north of the LM, and you can proceed out to the ALSEP.
CDR: I'd suggest - well, you can do it vhe way you want to - I guess you can do without, the LM.
LMP: Without the MET, yes.
CDR: Without the MET, because there's nobody ko - if anything falls off, we've lost all those goodies.
LMP: I think S'!l just take a couple of rock bags - -
LMP: - - Fredo, my tongs and camera, and go.
CDR: Okay, Al's on the way.
CC: That's a good point, Ed. Yes. That'11 be fine.
LMP: Okay. Al's on the way out to r_he ALSEP.
UNKNOWN: As a matter of fact, Fredo, I'm just going to take a weigh bag and no sample bag; that way I can get more. The size of these rocks, I - the sample bags are too small, anyhow.
LMP: Houston- -
CC: Okay, Al, the first thing when you get to the central station - is vo check tlhe alinement an2 verify the alinement and leveling.
CDR: Okay, I'm just going to go throagh the same proce- dure as I used during the setup; that is - -
CC: Okay, and I got - I got a change fcr you on vhe az imuth. I CONFIDENTI
CDR: All :right. Let me give you a call when I get there, and when I'm alined and level.
LMP: Okay, Fredo, my plan: I'm out in the area of the boulder field; I'm going to photograph many of the boulders, the rocks, the broken ones, the big ones, what have you - and then, grab as many of the different fragments as I can around these piles of broken boulders. I - now that I'm here, I see a large number of inclusions - I can't tell whether they're crystals or not - I think that they are. And I'11 grab as many of these - and give you be- fore and after shots as I can - of a whole weigh bag full of rocks.
CC: Okay, Ed. That sounds great.
CDR: Okay. The center alinement on the ALSEP has changed ve_ little. Ought to be a slight change in the bubble level. Stand by.
CDR: Okay. Alined and level. Go ahead with your readings.
CC: 0k_, Al. The - setting we need is now - actually a change in the azimuth reading to 16, 16.00.
CDR: 16_00.
CDR: Okay, you have 16.00, and you have - -
CC: Okay, would you verify elevation is still at 6.417
CDR: 6.41 is still elevation. Stand by - -
CC: Okay, stand by 1, Al.
CC: Okay, Al. You can proceed back to the vicinity of the LM; and with the time remaining that you had for the ALSEP, shoot a few closeup pictures here. We've got about 4 minutes left.
CDR: Okay. Are the ALSEP signals satisfactory?
CDR: Okay. Heading back to the _,'_.
CC: And, Al; Houston.
CC: Okay, a little change in the priorities. When you get back to the LM, we'd like the _qf turned to look at the M_SA area, so we can watch the closeout, number 1; and then, you can shoot a quick picture of the solar wind.
CDR: Roger; I'm going for the camera, now.
CC: Okay. And we haven't changed tlhe settings, Al, so, it's - it should - should be in good shape when you turn her to the MESA.
CDR: Okay. We'11 be setting at 22.
CC: Okay. We need a little more to the right, Al.
CDR: Yes. I'm just setting it up, F_l?ed.
CDR: Okay, that's f/22. How does that look?
CDR: Well, should - a little more - more to the left. Just a minute.
CDR: I'm shooting f/22 in peak. How does that look?
CC: Okays if you can tilt it just u[: slightly, Al, that'11 be it. That' s good. You got good azimuth on it, now.
CC: Okay, that's great; and you can go shoot the solar wind, now.
CDR: It's on the side of a hill; that's a problem out here. CONFIDENTIAW
LMP: Okay, Fredo, I'm heading back from the boulder field. I've sampled two of the larger boulders in the area. Rocks broken from them and lying on them; and I've taken a PAN. And I have a - maybe a third of a weigh bag full of small rocks from these boulders.
CC: Okay; very good, Ed. We need to proceed now with the regular program.
CDR: What setting would you like on that solar wind shot, Fredo?
CC: Staad by.
CC: Okay, Al. i'd go ahead and use your - your stand- ard down-Sun picture if that's the direction you're shooting it in. They don't have an input here.
CDR: Ail right. f/11
CC: Okay, the last - Just got an input. They want at 1/25th.
CC: Okay. They'd like for you to return your camera so you don't have to bother removing the magazine from it. You can Just put the whole camera in the ET3.
CC: Okay, and, I guess, so you don't get confused, that means we'11 be bringing back both cameras.
LMP: Yes, understand.
CDR: Okay. Al's c_mera is in, and m_gazine Lima-Lima has got a 109. underst_ld
UNKNOWN: Okay, Houston. And I now the contami- nated sample under quad 3 is not to be taken?
CC: That's affirm, Ed.
LMP: ) Okay.
CDR: Okay, I'm putting my camera in the ETB. Let me slide by you there just a minute.
CC: Okay, Ed, Houston.
CC: I stand corrected. What they really wantea was to bring Al's camera back, instead of yours; so, we'11 only be bringing the one camera, the CDR's.
UNKNOWN: Okay, Houston.
CDR: excuse me just a minute.
LMP: Right. Right. Fredo, correct me, now; M_G Kilo-Kilo has never been used. Isn't that correct?
CDR: Houston, while you're looking that up, you might recognize what I have in my hand as the handle for the re - contingency sample return; it just so happens to have a genuine six iron on the bottom of it. In my left hand, I have a little white pellet that's familiar to millions of Americans. I drop it down. Unfortunately, the suit is so stiff, I can't do this with two hands, but I'm going to try a little sandtrap shot here.
LMP: You got more dirt than ball that time.
CDR: Got more dirt than ball. Here we go again. Here we go.
CC: That looked like a slice to me, Al.
CDR: Straight as a die; one more.
CDR: Miles and miles and miles. JCONFIDENTI
CC: Ve_x_ good, Al. And - to answer Ed's question earlier there; Kilo-Kilo was used for the window shots, Ed; so, you ought to bring it back.
LMP: Hey, that's right. We got some of that to start wi'_h, didn't we?
LMP: How many films did we take with this? Seven, huh?
CDR: Approximately. Seventeen; okay.
CC: Okay, Ed; Houston.
CC: One additional item on the return is to bring back the 100-foot tether. That should also go in the ETB.
LMP: Okay. Okay, there's three cassettes and three f:?amc s.
LMP: Okay. The closeup camera cassette is removed, Fred.
LMP: And stowed. That'11 go in there?
CDR: Houston, do you read me?
LMP: Think that'11 clear?
CDR: ()kay, tell me about this tube, Ed. Has this got anything in it?
LMP: No, that's - that's one that's left - nothing in it. Before you throw it, get the number. That's the tube that we didn't get anything from.
CDR: Okay. Okay. In SRC-2, Fredo, we have the organic control sample, and we have four core tubes.
CDR: And let's see -
CDR: We have one SESC.
LMP: Get it in without dropping it again.
LMP: Okay, where's the SWC bag?
CDR: It shot_ld be in the top of the MESA, Ed.
CDR: Also, in the SRC, we have -
LMP: This baby won't fit.
CDR: - one weigh bag, which is mostly documented samples.
LMP: Closed - -
UNKNOWN: - - Closed.
CDR: Okay. That supposed to go in here, too?
UNKNOWN: that's the - it goes in the ETB.
CDR: Okay. rake out - the core tubes out, maybe.
CDR: Get the rocks in.
LMP: This baby's what's hurting us.
LMP: We didzl't get anything in thai:;magnetic sample container, did we?
CDR: No, we did not. TDS stuff's up t]aere.
LMP: I've got it. ii CONFIDENTJi L
LMP: Your feet are about to get tangled up in the - TV cable again. Don't fall.
CDR: Oh, my God. Scratch.
LMP: Okay. ContAminated samples, scratched; 30-millimeter camera MAGs; 16 MAGs; closeup camera MAGs; SWC; TDS; magnetic sample -we didn't get a magnetic sample; map. Say, are you going to have any weigh bags?
CDR: Yes, we'11 have some weigh bags. These two.
LMP: Okay. Can you get them? Okay.
CDR: Houston. That completes SRC-1; then we have the - the organic control sample, one SESC container, fo_ core tubes, and one bag of documented samples.
CDR: Okay. Now, can you fit -
LMP: Th:is is what?
CDR: - this rock in this bag, if we put it this way?
LMP: I'11 give it a try. Wait for me there, Just a second ...
CDR: No, it won't go.
LMP: All right. W_ need the plus-Z 27 bag, right?
CDR: Yes. Either that or else put that in the weigh bag and _ake this up with it. right,
CDR: All I'm getting you a bag for it.
CDR: Okay, we'11 use that one then. Here's your two-way bags that go in the ETB.
UNKNOWN: How are you fixed for room there?
CDR: I'm getting loaded. We'11 probab2y have to make two trips.
UNKNOWN: Okay. Let me - babies right here, so we don'_ lose them.
CDR: Okay. I'11 put that in the weigh bag on my next trip. Thank you.
UNKNOWN: That c_ Just be a separate trip by itself.
CDR: No. Yes, okay ... to hold it up.
LMP: Okay. Now, have you got everyl;hing else? Got all the others in here?
CDR: Yes, let me do one more check here. See if we got some more in this bag. be
LMP: These weigh bags are going _o - You're going to make a sep - separate trip out of them, huh?
CDR: I guess we'11 have to, Ed. I _iure can't get it in there, now.
UNKNOWN: Okay. Fredo, how much time have we got?
CDR: We should be in pretty good shape.
LMP: Houston, how much time do we have left?
CC: Stand by, Ed.
UNKNOWN: That do it now for those other items?
CDR: We've lost a bunch of them - -
CC: Okay, we've got about 18 minutes new.
LMP: Oh, we've got lots of time; okay. Watch your feet again.
CDR: Yes, I'm watching them. Okay. You have the ETB stowed, right? ( NFIDE.
LMP: ETB's stowed.
CDR: How are the SRCs doing?
CDR: And I'11 see what we got left. There's the greatest Javelin throw of the eentury l
LMP: See if it is.
CDR: Old Lefty, himself. Outstandingl Right in the middle of the crater. Stood up.
LMP: St_)ilized - wasn't bad at all.
CDR: Bemitifu!. Beautiful.
CDR: The documented sample bag.
LMP: Okay. We missed one there_ didn't we?
CDR: Put that in the weigh bag.
CC: Okay, Ed. I didn't hear the solar wind called off there. Did you get that one stowed?
LMP: Yes. Yes, Fred. It's in the ETB now.
LMP: Oks_. We'11 Just have these three weigh bags now.
CC: Okay, and did - okay, did the 100-foot tether also get into the ETB?
LMP: That's affirmative; it's there.
CDR: Okay. Okay; we'11 take - take those along.
LMP: Yes. How we going to handle them?
CDR: I'11 put them here in the ...
CC: And, A1 and Ed, I Just wanted to check once again on the camera MAGs to make sume you got four 70s and four 16-millimeter MAGs. I guess one of the 70s is on a camera.
LMP: That's affirm, Fredo.
CDR: There's nothing left on the M_:P.
UNKNOWN: I think we've cleaned it all.
CDR: Okay, let's press on. You wan:; to -
CDR: Want to head on up the ladder? I'11 hand you the - SRC. I believe if you stomp your feet on the way up, it'11 be as effective as the brush was yesterday.
UNKNOWN: Okay. You're probably right.
LMP: Did you - I saw you over here. Did you get a pi cture ?
CDR: I did.
LMP: With the LM in the foreground?
UNKNOWN: Yes. Okay, you ready to go up? Sure.
LMP: Ail right, Fredo. I'm starting up the ladder.
LMP: How's that doing?
CDR: Looks good. Shaking the beck out of the LM.
CDR: That's enough of that. Moving the fqospad. C NFIDE
CC: Okay. Something must have got caught in the cable; we just saw the TV go ever.
CDR: Well, we finally did it to you. Sorry. I'11 check it out as soon as I - -
CDR: I'11 go set it - I'11 go set it back up again. Gct it ?
CDR: Okay. Fix up the television camera.
CDR: Okay, Fredo. _ou're going to have a real practical problem here. Probably be able to see what the lur_ar dust does to a camera lens.
CDR: Aim it back at the LM. Do you see anything at all?
CC: Yes, I think it's a better picture. Lunar dust helps the TV picture, I guess.
CDR: (Laughing) Okay, we'11 see to it that all 2nj lenses future; geJ_ dusted in the if - cut you down four stops, Fred.
CC: Yes, that looks - yes - just about had it centered there. That's good, Al.
LMP: Did you see that mighty leap, Fredo?
CDR: Okay, Ed, you can start on up now.
LMP: I'm already halfway up.
CDR: Rock box in one hand.
LMP: Fine. Let me get some of my _,_sors up here so I Cai1 - -
LMP: How far back do I have to look?
LMP: About there.
CDR: Yes, I'd say about there.
LMP: Oh, I'm looking the wrong way.
CDR: Okay, shall we press on?
LMP: ... seconds. There it is.
CDR: We got two loads of the ETB.
LMP: Said to have a quick look at E_rth from the - -
UNKNOWN: - - surface.
CDR: Oh, we have some pictures of the LM in the fore- ground, so, hope it comes out !_ll right.
LMP: Pretty small sliver left, isn'l_ it?
CDR: Yes. Not much.
CDR: Okay, Ed, you take the first ETB as soon as you're ready and then we can run the tracker light thing in between. Okay, stand by. You ready for it?
CDR: Hear me, Ed?
LMP: You read me, Al? read
CDR: Yes, I you.
CC: Roger, Al. Houston reads you loud and clear.
CDR: Yes, I read you, A1 - Ed.
LMP: Oka:;, I'm ready to bring it up.
CDR: Okay, stand by. I'm going to get around a little bit more here. Okay, let her go.
CDR: Fredo, is the .kLSEP antenna still doing okay?
CC: Stand by, Ed. Roger, Al. They're getting good signal.
LMP: Okay_ Al, bring it down.
CDR: Ai:L righty, coming back down.
LMP: Okay, hold it there. Okay.
CDR: Okay, I have it. Little more.
LMP: Hu_?
CDR: A little more down, please.
CDR: Okay. I've got it, now. Thank you.
CDR: Okay. Hook on there ....
CDR: Okay, that bag is so big it won't pull in the ETB very well_ I'11 Just bring it up by myself.
LMP: Okay. You ready to bring the other two up?
CDR: Okay, you can take the string now, if you like.
LMP: Okay. There she comes.
UNKNOWN: Okay, iv's all yours.
UNKNOWN: Okay, I've got it.
UNKNOWN: Want to check the tracking light now, before I come Ul:,?
LMP: Yes. Got your eye bones out of the way?
CDR: I'm not looking at it. Let me, know when you turn around.
UNKNOWN: Okay, ... Your track light, closed. Okay, here it comes.
CDR: Okay. Let's see. Yes, track light's working.
CDR: Okay, Houston. Crew of Antares is leaving Era Mauro Base.
CC: Roger, Al. You and Ed did a great job. Don't think I could have done any better myself.
LMP: That's - -
CC: Well, I guess not now, Ed.
CDR: Okay, the dust is knocked off.
CDR: How'd you like one more bag of rocks?
UNKNOWN: Okay, if you'11 take one LEC.
CDR: Okay. Can't see you - Wait a minute. Let me get -
LMP: Wait a minute. I'm just about to it.
UNKNOWN: I'm running out of room in here, Al. Take this while you're at it, before you come in. J DNFIDE L
UNKNOWN: 4-107
CDR: Okay. The condensate [?] tank has already been discarded, Houston.
CDR: Okay, and - -
LMP: Could you push it a little further?
LMP: No. Okay. Now I've got it_
CDR: it up on top of the pile.
LMP: Man, the pile is high in here, too. Two ETB loads, an SRC, and an extra rock bag.
CDR: If you're ready, get over behind the door, and - -
LMP: Okay. That's all of it. i'm moving out of your way.
CDR: - - come on in.
LMP: There's something caught in the door. Okay. I see what it is. It's that - -
CDR: Thing down there, huh?
LMP: Okay. Push it #** The helmet bag strap. Okay. And, Al, it looks like there's a piece of Velcro laying right in the door. Can you reach it before I pull the door closed? That's it. It's one of those off the MET.
LMP: Ail right, come on in.
CDR: Okay. L
CDR: We have to have more door than that, Ed.
LMP: All right, Just a minute. Wait a minute; back out, Al. I've got to turn. Okay, now come on in.
LMP: ° Okay, straight up. Straight up here.
LMP: Fine shape.
CDR: I keep hitting on something back here.
LMP: Yes, you're hitting on the - shelf.
LMP: Now you seem clear. Okay, Houston, the do3r is closed. Let's take this ***
UNKNOWN: WATER valve is CLOSED.
CDR: Afraid ;you'11 have to - ... the suits.
LMP: The FEEDWATER valve is CLOSED.
CDR: Okay, let me go down and get the forward hatch, and I'11 lock it.
CDR: Okay. The forward hatch is closed and locked.
UNKNOWN: Okay. Say, can you get the duz_p valve while you're there?
CDR: Yes. Okay, dump valve, AUTO.
UNKNOWN: Okay. Dump valve, AUTO ....
UNKNOWN: Let me just check that -
CDR: Ail righ_y. FIDENTt/mlj
LMP: Okay. Look out. You're caught again. There, you're all right.
LMP: Okay. LIGHTING: ANNUNCIATOR/NUMERIC, BRIGHT.
LMP: CAE,IN REPRESS, I'm turning to get it - to turn it to AUTO.
LMP: CABIN REPRESS, AUTO.
CDR: Okay. SUIT PRESS circuit breaker coming closed.
LMP: Cabin pressurizing. Standing by for your 02 valve.
CDR: Okay, Houston_ The cabin is repressurized.
CC: Very good, Antares.
LMP: Okay. PRESS REG A and B going to CABIN. And you can turn your PLSS oxygen off at 2 and a half.
CDR: Okay. We're at 2.5.
LMP: 2.5; PLSS 02, OFF.
CDR: PLSS 02 is OFF.
CDR: Okay. CABIN warning light is off.
LMP: Okay. We're at 5 pounds,
CDR: Steady at about 4.6.
LMP: Can't beat pressurized air.
UNKNOWN: Okay. The DiET is counting up. Okay.
CDR: Okay. Verify EVA circuit breaker configuration.
LMP: C)kay.
LMP: Mine's good.
CDR: Okay, mine's good.
CDR: SUIT FAN 2, closed; SUIT FAN DELTA-P, closed; ECS caution and WATER SEP component lights, out .... up. Are they out? Okay. We can doff gloves.
UNKNOWN: Okay. Gloves off, stow on the comm panels. Verify the safety's on the dump valve, which it is. Go DESCENT WATER valve, OPEN.
LMP: Okay. Okay, DESCENT WATER valve is OPEN.
LMP: Okay. Purge valve.
CDR: Let's see. Have we got - that?
CDR: Yes. I just checked - rechecking it, to be sure we had everything. Okay. Purge valves. Stow in the purse.
UNKNOWN: And disconnect the -
LMP: OPS 02 hose.
CDR: OPS 02 hose, somewhere.
LMP: Right there. Okay.
CDR: Okay. Connect LM 02 hoses red to red and blue to blue.
UNKNOWN: PUMP, OFF, and FAN, OFF.
CDR: Stand by 1, Ed. Would you verify this hose for me?
LMP: Okay. They're locked.
CDR: Okay. S_IT FLOW. Yes.
UNKNOWN: OFF; and FAN, OFF. IIEONFID
CDR: Good. PUMP s OFF; and FAN, OFF. PLSS water from PGA .... this way, babe. Okay.
LMP: Okay, there's your water.
CDR: Aad connect LM water to PGA .... want to go? ...
CDR: Yes. Got that one.
UNKNOWN: !tis a real bitch_ isn't it?
CDR: C_kay. Okay, close the LGC [sic] PUMP breaker.
LMP: LCG PU_L_ breaker is closed.
CDR: ()kay. PLSS mode, both, to 0, and connect to the - Okay. Now wait a minute. Do you - Let's do it _ogether.
LMP: __es.
CDR: Both set ous_ panels alike.
CDR: And we'11 talk and set it up so that ...
CDR: Okay? Going to 0.
CDR: Okay, we're on spacecraft comm now, and we're proceeding _ith the PLSS OPS undoffing - doffing, I should say. Okay -
CC: Okay, veri_y that.
CDR: Okay, S-BAI_D TRA2_SMITTER/RECEIVER, PRIMARY. VHF: OFF_ OFF, OFF_ and OFF, LEFT, HI. And RECORDER, OFF. LIFT-OFF MINUS 16 TO POSTDOCKING
LMP: Okay, we're at ICS/PTT.
CDR: Okay, and RECORDER, ON; VHF ANTENNA, AFT.
LMP: VHF Ai'_TENNA,AFT.
CC: Antares, Houston. You can treat BATs 2 and 4 per the checklist. Over.
CDR: {ikay, here we go. BATs 2 and 4, OFF/RESET.
CDR: _2alkback barber pole.
LMP: 2, coming off. And it dropped. 4, coming off. lit dropped. 5 and 6 - are carrying the load.
CDR: :2kay. DESCENT BATs, DEAD FACE?
LMP: _ _ FACE.
CDR: 3,kay. DESCENT ECA and EC,A CONTROL, open.
LMP: ECA and ECA CONTROL are open.
CDR: DESCENT ECA and ECA CONTROL, open here.
LMP: [)kay.
CDR: Okay. Give me a circuit breaker configuration.
UNKNOWN: Okay, on your panel?
CDR: 'Yes.
LMP: One, out; four, in.
UNKNOWN: One, out; two, fcur, six, seven, in.
LMP: One, out; one, in.
LMP: Three, out; one in.
CDR: Antares, Houston. Both batteries 5 and 6 are looking good.
UNKNOWN: Thank you. Next row, all in, except TiHRUST.
UNKNOWN: Okay, verify.
LMP: !_ext row, two, out; one, in.
UNKNOWN: Two, ou_; two, in.
UNKNOWN: One, out, two, four, six, in.
UNKNOWN: I_o, out; three, in.
UNKNOWN: row, five, in; one, out.
UNKNOWN: Pwo, in_ one, out.
LMP: _ __wo, four, six, seven, in.
LMP: i_o, out -
CDR: Three_ ia.
LMP: _ Three, in.
UNKNOWN: Okay. ON' . lillmL
LMP: Next row, two, four, five, in.
LMP: _o, out.
LMP: Your, in.
CDR: is that four, in; ar three, in?
UNKNOWN: have four, in; and one, out.
CDR: Okay. %_is the last row you got on that?
CDR: I got five, in_ two, out.
LMP: it_a+_'sright
CDR: _our, in; one, out.
LMP: Zl_at's what I got.
CDR: {kay, good ....
LMP: _o.
CDR: ',)kay. _op row, in, all except next to the last one - Next two.
LMP: ;2kay. over the
CDR: Okay. Second row, in_ all the way to DESCENT ENGINE OVERRIDE, which is out.
LMP: Z can't hear you, Al.
CDR: In, al] the way over to the DESCENT ENGINE OVER- RIDE, which is out.
LMP: 3kay.
CDR: Five, in.
CDR: Okay. Ail right, in, all the way over to TIT, which is out.
CDR: One, in; one, out.
UNKNOWN: Ail ri6ht.
UNKNOWN: Five, irt.
UNKNOWN: Okay. in,
UNKNOWN: CDR 2,ne, two, out; two, in.
UNKNOWN: Okay, i'm with you.
UNKNOWN: Okay, we're at 5 minutes.
UNKNOWN: Ckav_ RENDEZVOUS RADA_R ... Okay?
UNKNOWN: keep the book.
UNKNOWN: _lat's that noise? Is that the VHF?
UNKNOWN: I'd say - I suspect that's the relay. We'11 t_ _ it. Yes, it's - it's B, it's _iffFB.
CDR: Is it B?
UNKNOWN: -+_'s '_dF B.
CDR: '_ it.
UNKNOWN: 3kay. '_Vl 11 !
CDR: -'d turn up some more.
LMP: Maybe ycur VOX is too high, Al.
CDR: Say again - -.
LMP: Oh, we're nc_s on VOX.
UNKNOWN: i said maybe the - Never m_nd.
CDR: Checking APS burn guida_:ce.
LMP: $PS burn guidance.
CDR: _hy don't you turn VHF 2_, OFF? again.
LMP: Say turn
CDR: Let's VHF B, OFF, unless you can get more s%uelch out of it. -
UNKNOWN: Ckay, I had all of my had all the squelch I :'ould get.
CDR: ,)kay, let's turn it OFF.
LMP: Okay, it's OFF.
CDR: No use listening to that.
LMP: _tu will be calling us before long, but not yet.
CDR: _o, he's no_: here yet.
UNKNOWN: Okay, APS.
UNKNOWN: ENGINE OVERRIDE LOGIC is closed. Ail S&C circuit breakers, closed, except -
UNKNOWN: ASA and DECA POWER.
LMP: On your side, and ENGINE OVERRIDE on mine. 3kay. CROSS TIE, BALANCE LOADS is open on my par:el. RATE SCALE, 25.
LMP: ATTITUNE/TRAi_SLATIOI, l,JETS.
UNKNOWN: COUPLES, ON.
UNKNOWN: DEAD BY2'_D,MIN.
UNKNOWN: Pushbuttons, reset.
CDR: Pushbuttons, reset.
UNKNOWN: ATTiTU2E CONTROL, MODE CONTROL.
UNKNOWN: Three, MODE CO}_TROL.
UNKNOWN: MOEE CONTROL, two, AUTO.
CDR: Two, AUTO.
UNKNOWN: z Stop p_shbutton, reset.
CDR: Light's out.
UNKNOWN: Okay, it's reset. And mines out. TTSA, two af them in JETS.
UNKNOWN: JETS.
UNKNOWN: Okay, I'm going to select 411; 11 plus 1000C ENTER_ sand at 2 minutes_ I'm standin6 by fsr 400 plus 1000.
UNKNOWN: Oksy.
CDR: Okay, now I guess we still plan to go to VOX, huh? il CONFIDE. CtJkL
LMP: /'11 call it,, if they don't_ if we need it.
LMP: Okay, BIOMED_s reading LEFT; HI BIT RATE; ... have to select ....- -
CDR: Haven't heard anything about sensors in the last darts. couple cf
CDR: We haven'z heard anything about sensors in the last couple of days.
LMP: l;o, maybe they gave up.
CDR: Okay, Ed, get that. ()kay.
LMP: Is ever/thing secured over there?
LMP: 0kay_ it's all secured.
CDR: Got a couple of bags that may come floating out, -:ut - stick them down here, actually.
CDR: in with our rocks.
LMP: Okay, just hold one mcre time, and we've got it made.
CDR: Hey, god d_nn it.
UNKNOWN: What's the matter?
CDR: i'm still freaking with snaps dawn here. We've got everything snapped in. This is - They've always got about 15 of tZnese things, you know.
CDR: I thinL_ that'11 hold it.
UNKNOWN: You're snap,pea over here. Everything's secured. You have your 5-minute checklist. The - -
CDR: PRIMARY RADAR breaker AC is in.
UNKNOWN: Medical kit was loose.
UNKNOWN: Okay .... go into the big one.
CDR: No, this is the little one. It's only half sf the big ones.
UNKNOWN: Okay, turn on the rtASl_ERAP_f at i minute. You can start the camera. Ten seconms, ABORT S'iAGE, push; ENGINE ARM, ASCENT. Yo_ give me a PPi a% 5 and a 99.
UNKNOWN: Will dc.
UNKNOWN: And I'm going to push this so:a of a hitch a_ plus 1 second anyway. Even if it was AUT} i_{ni- tion- even if it wasn't AUTO ignition, it's going to gev pushed _nyway,
UNKNOWN: Nigh+_. Well, i like your spirit (laughteF
CDR: Okay. Yaw right, 30 and taen we watch it
CDR: Okay, you'11 probably be going to B now to see what we've got.
UNKNOWN: Hell, it's quiet now, VHF B's quiet.
CDR: Okay. I don't know what happened to it. {kay, it's - I think we have not settled. It's st!!2 about 6 and a half degrees.
CDR: Okay. Ail we have to ds is h_ng on h more minutes.
CC: Antares, Houston. A mark at iiminutes. '2+_:_ndby.
UNKNOWN: }I_RK. Four minutes.
CDR: Okay, we're right with you. 240 thousand miles away. Okay, baby, we want you to fire. ASCENT HELI_, PRESS 2 is good. HELIUM 1 is good.
CDR: Okay. GUiDA1YCE, PGNS; MODE SELECT is in AGS; we're in H and H-dot. We're at LO MULT; okay, we have cDmputer; we're in PGNS; 25; PROP, ENABLE; 4 jets; COUPLES, 0N; MODE CONTROL, three, to AUTO. Right on the money Boy, my visor's so scratched up - -
LMP: M.ine is too.
CDR: - - when the Sun shines in it, you can't even s_e -- --
LMP: See a cottonpicking thing. Okay, 3 minutes.
CDR: And the light; level will decrease soon.
LMP: Yes_ it won't be quire as bad when we get a little higher.
UNKNOWN: Kitay Hawk, Antares. How do you read?
CC: _tares, Houston. Kitty Hawk is reading you 3 by
CDR: ioger. We're not reading him. And Antares is _ounting - counting down to 2 minutes; 3, 2, 1 -
CDR: ,,_ .,LZ_R_.Two 7 minutes and counting.
CDR: _ou son of a bitch. Okay, AUDIO MODE, both VOX.
UNKNOWN: All right, VOX.
CDR: _00, set 10000.
LMP: lkay; 400.
CDR: 400 _lus 10[]00.
LMP: Plus 10000.
CDR: 2kay.
UNKNOWN: Watch is reset.
CDR: Okay, Houston. The MJISTER A_M is OS. The A and B lights are on. Okay. 367 read-out and ... in 1 .... , there's our boy. Read you loud and clear. We're 45 seconds and counting.
CDR: Okay- -
CDR: Okay, hello.
CDR: - - he up to see you shortly.
CDR: Okay. DSKY's on time.
LMP: Have a nice cool one set up. Okay. set.
CDR: The ABORT STAGE is ASCENT ENGINE is AR_,_ED. 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, 0 -
UNKNOWN: ° iGNITION. have
CDR: We ignition - -
UNKNOWN: %_%1a%a lift-off[
UNKNOWN: - - And LIFT-OFF. pi-tchover.
LMP: ... Ok%y,
CDR: There's pitchover. Ten seconds. haly. *** ow_r is good. Pitchover. There's AUTO ignition.
UNKNOWN: Boy, azld here we're going across _]at's Paw.
CDR: Watch the ball. Everything looks good, Houston. Coming up on 1 minute.
UNKNOWN: A1- -
CDR: 2, 1 - 1.
CDR: M_Zi;
UNKNOWN: $ MAPIC; ]. Little bit low and slow, but it's - -
UNKNOWN: Okay, you want to give me a 62:3? ICONFIDE L
LMP: Okay. PGNS and AGS together.
CDR: Okay. Yaw is complete, Houston.
CDR: Okay. Let me look at the target again. 54829313. Targeting is still good. Okay.
LMP: On 2.
CDR: Okay. Coming up on 2 minutes. 3, 2, 1 -
CDR: M,_RK_ 2.
LMP: H-dst is good. H-dot's right on. H is right on. PONS and AGS are together.
CDR: O_ay. Steering is good. PGNS looks good, Houston. ... luck. Tight as a drumi.
LMP: Dkay. Steering is still good, Houston; coming up on 3 minutes: 3, 2, 1 -
CDR: M._RK it.
CDR: Mfu_H; 3 minutes. VI is good, H-dot's good, H is ***, PONS and AGS agree.
CDR: _}_st have been oscillation - oscillation in our rCS pressures, but I'm sure it's ***
CDR: **'31. Okay, Bruce. Looks good here.
LMP: ![_RK; 4.
CDR: 4, 4.
LMP: >_ire is good[.
CDR: [:Tireand pitch is good.
LMP: [!{-dotis good; H is good; AGS are right together.
LMP: ... good. iL
CDR: Okay. Thank you. About 225 to go; out of plane looks good.
LMP: It looks good. That's good.
CDR: Okay, you can sto_ your camera, if you wan-_.
UNKNOWN: Okay. We're a little beyond 5. _e go until 5:30.
CDR: We are at 5:30. 2 -
CDR: CDP_ MARK it.