Otrobonita/noicy-space-talks huggingface dataset:
CDR: Okay, Tom. That clocked it up. 10 minutes on how the backup's come up.
CDR: Okay. _ark it. tt was ]03 feet [,er _,?ond,
LMP: Okay. 103. and
CMP: You guys got 21 _dnates eou_Lting_ about? the
LMP: I was doing okay uati) last huudre6 miles or tr,]_irf e+[.out'i%__%_£,: !_13e'_land when we start cI,an£es, I want to be able to g_, b!,_l -._:d ]ooL _ th_: bail. I think we're in F!rJ,T rif,_ht now.
CC: Charlie Brown, Hoa._ton. Ho',_J_id the C5[ go?
CMP: Boy, this tracking the TN again:t ti background <q.',,m fantastic.
CC: We copy, Charlie Br¢,_m.
CDR: This is Snoopy, How J',,yo. read me?
CC: Hey, Snoop. Houston,, We'r_ _ading you four-_y. Over.
CDR: Roger. We had _.n_,minal burn, ,_yt?ing wen[, good, _rc fram bekind the horizon. NOLq: ; .. :_', ',otv.,_,_. l_ec._
CC: Roger, Need yoar _,?, your NOU.K ,_,u;, ._0 _' _c<._{_:_,J.: . C,_-'r. _;est.-lu,,]:_ v<',,', O, m[_n, )_, _..{; I_. i........ 67/7
UNKNOWN: Roger, Snoop. We copy _5,43,00. _esiduals: 0, mtnus O.h, 0. Thar_ you much. and
CC: Roger. Houston. change? Over.
CC: Charlie Brown, Snoop. Correction, Charl[e - -
UNKNOWN: We thought we could d_J it then. It's _t the plane- was 104 15, I h-d m_nus 1.1 aud thej' haJ plus. They had one in the opposite direction, so we decided not to do it there.
CC: Roger. We copy. .
LMP: Hello, Houston. This is Snoopy on b]gh gain.
CC: Roger. We got you on high ga_n, Snoop. _r.
LMP: Okay. This hi_ gain stuf'f a piece of cake. ver_'
CC: Wish we could say the same about the OM_II's.
LMP: Yes, all I did was look at you com]n S over the . _-ax?is like _[ _oped I c<.,,ld;_m_] man, there you and wc see you I% hS. c_ll
LMP: Okay. Seems like _cry t_me w_ initialize or reject because Jt'_ go{. _oz:.ndou: '--dight numbers in it.
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CC: l_oger, Snoop. We copy. Houston.
CDR: Poger, C_crlte Brown, Snc,o_. _fc're locked on with
CDR: Roger, You're right _:, pla_,e with us, Cnarlie
UNKNOWN: Hello, Houston. This is Snoopy. One thing that in teller&tufa has kc[,t fairly cool. fact, wLerc it is r.ow, at 80, t_ P_bout .';_}lot a_ it's gotten all day. Over.
CC: Roger. We copy, Tom. Thabk _ou much.
CC: Charlie Brovn, thi.- _ Snoop. C_ca plmne change _it youl's: ..:c'!l for If tt sounds goc,d_ look _t it. 52.7i.
CC: CDH time is lob 43
LMP: iThat's it, Charlie }:rown. %
CMP: 1_k_y. I'm showing a minus k.2.
CMP: We can take it out ...
CDR: yes.
UNKNOWN: the opposite with the Ii_n b-t do,tn 1;o belly band, babe.
UNKNOWN: Okay. 14inus 58]. and a minus 0._;_ O, and minus 2.9- .1._
CC: Snoop, Houston. We see your solution. It looks prima. Over.
CMP: Roar. They both look great. Yes.
CMP: This is the nicest CDR - This is the nicest CDR
CDR: That,s right, John. Looks like our CSI solution (SNOOPY) and the total targeting was Just fantastic.
UNKNOWN: Going to do this in AG_. huh? BROWN)
CDR: Yes. We're going to be over to AGS and TRACK. I (SNOOFY) Just want to make sure where attitude holds. We do know ...
CC: Charlie Brown, Houston. (SNOOPY ) / you.
CC: Roger, Snoop. I'm not reading him at all. Notice ~ 104 33. We recommend he manually roll 180 before his out burn. he does P20 AUTO maneuver over_ to the 1 IRP
UNKNOWN: got _hat. (SNOOPY) CC him. you.
LMP: John, we're at 3 43, 3 42, counting down to tile : ! ; : mape68/1 P_e 499
UNKNOWN: _at's 2 minutes, Jokm. CD{{ Jose, are
UNKNOWN: maneuvering now? Okay, we Just (SNOOPY) lost lock. Understand. (sNoopy)
UNKNOWN: John, we're within 35 seconds. (_OOPY)
UNKNOWN: 10 seconds. We're in AGS, 5[IN deadband attitude (SNOOPY) hold. I_, 3, 2, 1. Burning.
CDR: Burn _s goodi (S"_PY)
CC: Roger, Snoop. We copy. (SNOOPY) A-- Th_.t's Over.
CC: affirm,ative. We _ot _t all.
CDR: Alrighty. Okay, go lack up, John, and ve'l] be (S_3OPY) all set to track. (_OOH)
CDR: Oki, Charlie Brown. '%_,isis Snoopy. I've had (S_OOPY) _'ou in reflected sunlight oat there - for about - about 90 r,n. / for miles It was just very clean. ] '-1/ It's Just about the sa_e a_ around the Earth // when we usea _, see tic--but_I've got z_, you as a little y_llow dot out there, _ v_-. I h ( been trecking you since about 90 miles. Over.
UNKNOWN: An_vJ-_6{-6n/-f_ne-e:Te_-pOu_r': ............. (s_0oPy) (S{K)OFY) the ALT, I can see why your ayes are - why you're sayipg what you're saying. I'11 tell you.
CDR: ]{eilo, Houston. :inis is Snoopy. We're right (S_OOPY) over by M_,ltke and the' i_mding site [_gain. GottJng vier of it from and again a now _5 miles - luqt eyLraio]at, d f'roFbelow. It looks like I _,C got F.I,_,Ut 2% t.o q0 ),ercent clear area In 'bher(. th.(:,.
UNKNOWN: Rc,cJ), r< _,i,;.. _ ., <_.c', .
CDR: Roser. We're eom/n E up to the craters Sophi_ sides of U.S. 1 again are roundecl said ... but the whole thin E is dropped down just like reported Be fete.
LMP: Houston, do you have a good gouge on - -
CC: Do you have n good gouge on the setting for
CC: '
UNKNOWN: Use two f-stops higher, _noop, on that film; and, Tom, if you've got a chance to talk a minute, could you describe Landing Site 2 from 8 miles? We didn't have 3_u in communications at that time.
CDR: Okay, Houston. Go ahead. You were cut out. - 2' again?
CC: Roger. We can get it later, Snoop. It's a little busy now. Ue'lI get it later. Ue were out of eo_,unieations with you at that time, hut we will get it later. Over. rl
CDR: Yes. Okay. _tte approach end looks lots _moother l still estimate 25 tc 30 percent, sa_, semi- clear area for - if the I_.'has enougj_ hover i eau time, at ]east from _at wc see at 50 OOO F,'obiem. feet, it should not be a However, if i and i yOU come down Jn the wr_ng area you don't have the hover time you ar. going to have to zhove off.
CDR: Roger. Okay. Uc got ::o]id lockon _ow, _md we're ¥:c,1} ;n_ ou P34.
CC: Snoop, Houcton. %:e _on'l. read L"r.a_]ieBr,.%'n. you relay _'c's d,,,,_, l:Js _/) Would thr+, ££ '.;ell
CDR: Roger. t:ur, r]5_ ?hewn, *Iii',: J: ,..trir fly as a dc(gcc, 1_,]3_ c5[g].you i)[f .,,,: _r ?.5{i_ g_:ir t_,,- (,_ _o_.' ',c,r,'r . .
CDR: Houston, Charlie Brown. On the high gain. Page doing?
CC: Roger. Charlie Brown, Houston. We're reading five-by. you
CC: Hello, Snoop. Houston. If you use any different f-stops on the film, we'd like for you to mark it so we can process it right. Over.
LMP: That ought to be s ball.
LMP: I'11 try, Charlie; I'11 do my best.
UNKNOWN: ' ' Okay, Gene-o. I was Just - had- Don't w_rry tabour it. Sorry.
LMP: No, don't be sorry. Hey, you guys are floating
CDR: As the Earth came up, on this Earth day, I guess right and the sou_h pole was to the left, and looks like - see a lot of clouds over the Pacific Ocean_ We were kind of busy. Didn't take much time to notice, but At was a beautiful sight. Over.
LMP: Char.lSe, I don't know bow the Big M_n must see _hll,_,, but if his view is any better than ours, it's got to be fantastic.
CMP: Houstor,_ Charlie }lrown. I'd like to get a sunset i
CC: Roger, (_arlie Brown. Stand by. i It around
CMP: Oh, never mind. happens so fast here, Houston.
CC: Charlie Brown, We got a time for you for sunset: 104 and 58. Over.
CMP: lO_ 58? Over.
CMP: Reger.
CMP: I ahoy you at 6_.89 miles. How do you agree 6_.7.
CDR: Roger. You're right on the money. We show
CMP: Roge_._ .
CDR: We're corz'elated right down there. Shat VHF
CDR: Sure seems to be.
LMP: Eey; Houston, Snoopy.
CC: Okay. For the record, we have been operating been on VHF ranging in ICS PTU_, and our hot not mike _pparently doe._ bother John at all; and ue've had such good luck S-band with you folks do_m there that we've had hot mike a very short period of time.
CC: a
UNKNOWN: copy all that. _anks bunch.
LMP: that's-band antenna makes noise, but it sure Okay, i Page503
UNKNOWN: l_g_f. I see you. Very good. sure reading fine. I'm you're it down there. _er3r_hing looks real good from here, a_nd I _Llstance miles. of 60 Over. down the line on your charts. turn running
UNKNOWN: Okay. _aey're o:t. I'11 on these can see them when you get closer.
UNKNOWN: Snoopy, you got a later TPI time?
UNKNOWN: . goger.
UNKNOWN: Hello, Houston. This is Snoopy. comes out about the r,mae time I'm looking at right now 20. of 105 23
UNKNOWN: new TPI time is 105 01; 105 23 06 01.
UNKNOWN: Roger. I got it.
UNKNOWN: That's only moved up towards us about 12 seconds. .... z_-'
CDR: (_r..a.y, John. Comtn 5 o_.on *o, , 0.3 miles or so. v [1 dun'% you ir, the sight.
UNKNOWN: ff:ttmd 'r'y. what _Lt_t you. I gave
UNKNOWN: (_4P (_. _at will be fine. that with
LMP: Is convergin g you?
UNKNOWN: Well, that thinE is still calculat_;ng.It really of plane.
CDR: }:ello, }{_uston, snoopy. Do you have somebody that -- read angle bias is? rover. Stand by.
UNKNOWN: He_! My _LPI time - my TPI time - this later, BROWN) 105 23 16.79. How's that for _ good cor- rel&tion_ noise. Over. b Res/ Th_,nk very
CC: Roger. And Charlie Bro%n_, Houston. O_'er.
CDR: Go shead. Over. ;'_'d
UNKNOWN: ' Roger. If you get a chance, !1kc to look at --
CC: Okay, Cnarlie brown. We'd )i_c j_,u to bring your LOC,IC %_p _o you _8n doc] _,nytime. A_ we GO for the llou [_ tunnel vent valve _c _: PRESS? Over. _.he P_ge 505
UNKNOWN: _ot )-et,
CC: Oki. want
CMP: Okay. The - _ou the - SECS breaker_ are are going IN. ARM
CC: Cbarlie Brown, Houston. You are GO for _'RO convenience. mt yol_r O_'er.
UNKNOWN: Charlie Brown, Snoop. When you get your solution, out-of-plane (SNOOPY) we're ._nterested in the part, _lo call it down to us, would you? (_4P 4-t/,2,,-._--
UNKNOWN: _- NOUN 81 is minus 21.8, plus
UNKNOWN: Yes. For a change, _Row_) (S_OO_ )
UNKNOWN: Copy. time an
LMP: Why don't you give me an LOS and AOS (SNOOPY) while you've got it, while we got a chance,
LMP: I got them. Thank you. (SNOOPY) _-me. l{ow _' Pm.me5O6 AOS also. Over.
CMP: Roger. I missed those.
CC: Oki, LOS - - very faintly at h2 miles. Very faintly. that we're going to burn. 9.6.
LMP: Plus 21.7, minus h.5, and minus
CDR: Okay. Charlie Brown, this is Snoopy. We're maneuver for the AUTO from TPI.
CMP: Roger. _/most rte, too.
CDR: Rcn_ _;bo:.lt t},at? ' ' ' '.-' ' ' Page 507 _uru.
CDR: 2 minutes to the (SNOOPY )
UNKNOWN: And Charlie Brown, our ch_rts sgree very closely, (SNOOPY) so we're GO.
UNKNOWN: Roger. My numbers agree with your numbers.
UNKNOWN: Then, I guess we_e all in agreement, then. (s.GOPY)
CDR: _mK. (SNOOPY)
CDR: 1 minute to the burn. (SN_PY)
UNKNOWN: l_oger.
CDR: 35 seconds. DSKf (SNOOPy)
CDR: 7 seconds, John. (SNOOPY)
CDR: 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. Burn/_g. (SNOOPY) We're
CMP: Go' to it.
CC: We copy. go. (s_ooPx)
LMP: Got 15 to P,mam5o8
UNKNOWN: lo to _.
UNKNOWN: (:_R . Buz-n'_ complete.
UNKNOWN: Roger. Good shcv.
UNKNOWN: o_y. 0 1-1/zo. (mmo_y)
CC: We copy, Snoop.
UNKNOWN: back to acquire.
CDR: Houston, this is Sno__p. You can't believe how (SNOOFY) noisy those thrusters are.
CC: 10. Can't _; {_) ';fnere
LMP: _'s waiting to - -
LMP: Oki, Snoop. Snoovy. tumveaOLt_
UNKNOWN: Okay, Eoustou. %_uisis we
CC: Roger, f;nOOp, v'ecopy. We got _ minutes _O.
CC: To I_)S for you. O_'c_.
CDR: _o{ter.
UNKNOWN: Hc_uston, Snoop. I'm taking you off of high gain. (aO0_ )
CC: Ok!Ly. Roger. You're reading my mind. Over.
CDR: ... h miles.
UNKNOWN: 20 miles O(P ... think
UNKNOWN: I .... BROom) '\
CMP: God S_mn: That one felt.like it was cc-ming
LMP: I can barely _ee it. (s._mY)
CMP: Can you?
LMP: Just barely.
UNKNOWN: I can't hear _.nyflashing at _11.
CDR: There he is. (_ooH)
CDR: ... with it. BROWN)
UNKNOWN: time.
UNKNOWN: y_-_ it..
CDR: It's right on them.
CDR: RighL on them? (SNOOPY) ! t APOLLO 10 AIR-TO-GROUNDVOICETRANSCRIPTION
CDR: Okay. Do you vant it to come back to you?
CC: Snoopy. this is Houstoa. Ho_ do you read me?
CDR: So far it looks good. (SNOOPY)
UNKNOWN: Ik43F _. Hey, Joe. We're about ready to dock. Stand by. (SNOOPY)
CDR: Don't call us. We'11 call you. (SNOOPY)
CDR: OKay, John. You're in to about 5 feet, babe. (SNOOPY) Looking beaut ii'u].
CMP: How far?
CMP: ... feet.
LMP: Got a capture? (SNOOPY)
CMP: Yes. Thrusters are OFF.
LMP: We got a capture, John. Fire when you're ready. (SNOOPY) - i in Tom.
CDR: Okay, babe? LTl]age looks good. (SNOOP_) e
CDR: All right_ babe. 1 ,_ see yc,u _0oving over. (SNOOPY) T_Im it_ , :(:,:]?.._ > I{I
CDR: Charlie
UNKNOWN: Houston. S_oopy and Brown are huggin& each othe_ that. here.
CC: Roger We heard them down
LMP: Okay. Let's stay - let's stay in our helmets,
CDR: Okay, John. That was beautiful. Just beautiful, bg.b_.
CDR: Okay. _ow, John, let me ask you one thing. Do our hatch to save you from bi o_pg that Mylar out again?
CDR: Okay. Do you want us to pressurize the tunnel?
LMP: Man, ye is back home. Almost.
CDR: OkaY.
CMP: Okay, I'1] get started, and you can start help- solne t_.
LMP: Okay, Joe. It's nominal that the rendezvous was all the way. We'11 talk[ about it later. I'm going start going through the tail end of the activation checklist for the APS burn and deple- tion, and Tom and John will start on the tunnel.
CC: Roger that. for you to do is go to secondary on the CO 2 }'ou're getting cleaned up there.
UNKNOWN: again, Joe. 69/3 Gene-o. We'd
CC: Roger, like for you to go to second- want ary on C02 cern, later. We to monitor that canister while you're getting cleaned up and back in the core.nd module.
CDR: Yes. Stand can't minute.
UNKNOWN: by, Joe. I - Wait a
UNKNOWN: Okay. Now go ahead, Houston. Say again your last.
CC: Roger. Go secondary on CO 2 canister,
LMP: Okay. _e're secondary on C02 caz_ister now.
CC: Roger. Th.nk you.
CDR: Okay, John. How do you want to work the tunnel? Okay. We got plenty of pressure. Okay. That's better. Okay. Go ahead. You pressurize it.
UNKNOWN: Houston, this is Snoopy. (hie thing, _/ the tunnel, __ud we want to mnke sure we're in I the right attitude and everything for the next -_neuver as far as the next thing that he needs to know are the angles. Over.
CC: Okay. _e'11 get them for you, Snoopy.
CC: Okay. Charli¢ Brown, Snoopy, this is Houston. Your CSM gimbal angles are roll 300, pitch 021, and yaw 000. We're standing by for your read- back.
LMP: Okay. I got those for Charlie Brown. Roll 300, and
LMP: Do you b_,ve an update on the I_ weight?
CC: Char]_e t_rown, thi:; it Houston - No. Snoopy, this i_ Houston.
LMP: Go ahead. Do y_u h_vc an update on th,_ I;q weight? Page 51_ f
CC: I've got that Gene-o, but we you to loa_ in your DAP 10010 for system A. want.
LMP: yOU want 10 - S_Y a_ain what you (S_OOPY) A.
CC: Okay. I want 10011. That'11 be system That's IN for your DAP; and, also, your I2,.' weight for burn is 7 - 0754h.
LMP: Roger. LM weight is 75_. ( oopY)
LMP: That's what I thought, i didn't enter that. (SNOOPY)
LMP: Hey, Joe, give me that once more and I'11 get (SNOOPY) it straight.
UNKNOWN: ; C_ , Okay, Gene-o. Your L_fweight is 75_ and in your 'DAP we want 10011. This is instead of 11011.
CC: Very good. We copy, Gene-o. (SNOOPY) I am going to wait on a couple of these things that tunr_ei while I verify that is clear.
CC: SmmOpy, this _s Houston.
CDR: Charlie Brown, Snoop. !et me know . .. pad.
CC: Roger, Snoopy. Whenever' you are ready, we can uplink your Lq .-.tatevector to you.
LMP: Okay. We're reader right now. A_._s,oon as I get (SNOOPY) into POO again. Got everything.
CC: Okay. 5_ank you. CDR Let/me
UNKNOWN: Charlie Brown, this is Snoopy. (SNOOPY) know how the _unnel is coming.
CDR: Yes. We're holding it. (SNOOPY)
LMP: Let _e get m_ off', babe. (SNOOPY)
CDR: Good show, Tunnel all ~ 'f_lunelall t,_¢._surtzed (SNOOPY) and everything loo_': good. Okay. (sNooPY) asked
CDR: lmlt our bags? Do you remember? Bags (SNOOPY) for these?
CDR: linger, John. We haven't moved at all. Oka_v. (SNOOPY) And Gene got the angles for that AUTO maneuver.
CDR: Yes. Most all of it is. _0_,m)
LMP: Ours is the' bag that I brought my h%lmet over 'in. (SNOOPY) when you want it. Now we've got the load in. Snoopy,
CC: this is Houston. The computer is yours
LMP: Okay. _oger. Thank you.
CC: And are you fellows in the transfer mode right
LMP: Just about. (SNOOPY)
CC: Okay. I've got some pads for you ... - - {SNOOPY ) ever you're ready to copy and give me a call
CC: Okay. I've got some pads for you, Gene, when- Whe_ you're ready. Okay? (_OOH)
CC: Roger that. And you're aware of where your tool kit is. Is that _ffirmative?
LMP: Yes. Affirmative. (SNOOPY)
CDR: Okay. Do you have a IR DELTA-P there? {s_ooPy)
CDR: Okay, Joe. We're going to open the batch.
CC: Roger, Tor_. 69/6
CC: Snoopy, this is Houston. We h_ve three additional i%_* that %_ want brougAt back. We want both t_e cameras brought back and would you believe, alao want the primary c_nister brought back, the lithium hydroxide canister brought hack from t,be LM. OVer.
CDR: Where _o you plan for us to st_ that, Houston?
CC: Roger. We kind of anticipated that, and we're about nov. thinking that right E mke that the last item you transfer beck, Tom. rlg3_t.
CDR: All
CC: Snoopy, this is Houstoh. _fa'd like to go to a forward O._I on the high gain _,tenna. We're Just about against the stop no_-.
LMP: Roger. We are forward OMNI.
CC: Okay. Thank you a lot. C_ne-o.
LMP: Hello, Eodston. _Io,a_ead and give me the up.re,
UNKNOWN: that, Gene-o. Coming to you with _-PS depletion burn. O!-my for NOUN 33: 108 50 ilO0, plus 45576, plus £ive balls, minus 06231 h6000 hO7 three balls minus five 251. plus _5981, balls, plus 01339. and all else is NA. I'm standing by your
LMP: _ay, Joe. APS burn depletion is 108 50 3100, way, who's By the going to be in here to watch burn the time? Roll is all zero. Pitch is 986. 251 Who is going load? Okay. 986, plus _5981, and minu_ all balls, and plus 01339. And NA. the CO_ are
CC: Roger that. I've got one more change for you, C_ne. in your checklist under activation 69. ust prior to step 5. we want you to load in OI_ plus all zeros.
LMP: I will do. Tape
LMP: Charlie, does the DAP and everything look good (SNOOPY) to you right now? I won't go through that again. (SNOOPY) I won't go through that again right at the moment. _utck.
CC: Roger. That's good. CC And
UNKNOWN: this is l[ouston. On the LIOH canis- ter, looks like under the lei't-handcouch in the sleeping b_g is going to be the best place to stow that. And we really would like to have it come back. We got a rise in CO2 in the I_, and we'd like to take a look at that can.
LMP: Okay. I'11 try and get it out. You don't want (SNOOPY) a new one ins do you?
CC: Negative that.
LMP: What do you want, Johg. I'n up to my earballs, (SNOOPY ) here. /
CMP: 'Hey, Gene-o, are you on the horn? Gene-o?
LMP: What, John? (SNOOH)
CMP: Are you on the horn with ... ?
LMP: X don't know, babe. I - Wait a minute. (SNOOPY)
LMP: Now who's calling? HoustcuJ,are you me? calling (SNOOPZ)
CC: Negative, Snoopy. Wt'_,::: Just standing by.
CMP: ReM, boyl This is old Charlie Brownl Glad to
LMP: Ney, John, are you in burn attitude? (SNGOH) 69/8 P_e 518
CMP: Houston, Charlie Brow_l. Over
CC: Charlie Brown, this i_ Houston. 0o ahead.
CMP: Roger. Should we be in tight d£adband when we BROWN) are burn attitude? Over.
CC: Stand by. I'11 find out.
CMP: ... both my congratulations.
CC: Charlie Brown, this is Houston. That'._, affirma- tive on tight deadband.
UNKNOWN: Say again, Joe? 'BROWN)
CC: That's affirmative for Chqrtie Brow,. Tight burn. deadband on your
CMP: ... tight deadhand ... do you havu a requirement BROWN) to lock on this thing or you?
CC: Charlie Brown, this is Houston. I'm sorry, John, you're cutting out pretty bad. If you could understand ye %dl] want _ou :n _ight de,riband and if there's anything else, would you're]ay it through Snoopy?
CMP: Eey, Joe, I'm down to th_- point :4,ere I'yc con- you got high bit rate - ]et mc know. q'h_ only thing I haven't done Js tuln the vo'_cc ,.fl to you.
CC: Okay, Snoopy. One thing _l,ct wa'il v,._[ now _ the s_ttings .on your ,_r:hLro]_,ob th, ,'u for y,.ur .%aw. high gala for pitch aud
LMP: Okay. I'm loo_ing st _[%1(,: _uld [1,,_u_m[nu'; - ' _1'3' hov rea£d..
CMP: Houston, Char±lc t_rown, _,ow do you 519 4 PaA_ this Eoustca. ok 11 03 57 CC Charlie Brown, is CP_ahead. 0_ 11 04 04 C_P ltoler. While we're waitins for this thing to (CHARI/E BROWN) separate from us, ahould ww _e in %i_t deadlm_ad er is 5 degrees okay? Charlie want 0_ 11 O_ 20 CC iegativu, Brown. _e marrow dead- %an6 and w_ want you to cocflgur_ your DAP as per your checklist. Over. % O_ 11 0_ 24 CMP Ro_er. (uuum_z_a0wN) 0_ 11 01_36 CC And, Snoopy, this _ Houmto_l. _a eepie_ 182, what was the yaw netting on that ccatrol knob? O_ 11 05 4,5 IMP Yaw setting is minus 5 and I'm g_m4 throu-ghthe see so_-ethin_,toll (SNOOPY) DSKY slow, eo if you r_. 0_ 11 04 51 CC Okay. We'11 monitor. Thank you. O_ 04 IRP 11 57 _ou mean the checklist in the flight plea there, CC affirmative, 04 11 05 02 That's
LMP: M=_, with tho_e numbers in there, I'n n_ mo . .
LMP: And Just for the record, Joe, _'re · fink.
UNKNOWN: _$_ C_ _L_ughter, _o_r.
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UNKNOWN: _ (CHARLIE BROWN) active &)cking, you have 61112.
CC: That's affirm_tlre, John. . , _adband?
UNKNOWN: CNP Wide 04, i'11 _hock ,Tnh_. '
UNKNOWN: _tand by. th&1_oA_, 0_. 11 06 25 CMP And thio morning they told _._'c)i_%AC roll - (Ck_YxLIEDROqN) they want to use it, and this _f_mrno_n. Okay. Tot_ 0_ 11 06 _1 LMP This thin8 calls me to _ct ti_er, John, _ut yell (SNOOPT) w_'re over an ho_= away, _o folk_e.t_bout it. '. 01_ 3.3.06 56 _ Rouston, on st_p _ on activation 69 ',,,,here I t (SNOOPY) proceed, do I have to do anything with that four balls 2? Snoopy. 0_, 11 OT 07 CC That's a negative , O_ L_ 07 17 C_fP Oki-. Now what'd you vmAt me to put there for (CI_dtLIE BROWN) the I$_weight, there, Joe? 0}_ 11 07 25 CC (3k_y. I'm getting that, Charlie Brown. CC 0_ 11 08 00 Okay, Charlte Brown. T_iS 'is _ous_on. · 08 I 04 11 O1 CMP Just want to express a heartfelt thanks. (C_mLIE BRO_) CC 0_ 11 08 05 Charlic Brown, this is Houston. For your LM weight we want to set in 075h4; and, John, we're _atisfied _qth your 61112 setup. 01_ 11 08 27 _ Okay. LM will _t_y the same because we're going (CEARLIE BROWN) to get rid of that thing,
CC: That'_ affirmative. 01_ 11 08 _1 IMP Joe, 267 out of the AGS reads _600. (SN_H )
CC: Roger. Copy 4600. That looks good, and Snoopy, it looks like you're going to have to sle'_ from MAX signal again, and we'11 need those knobs - knobs control settings after you do it. O_ 11 09 right. 03 _ Ail (s ooPY) 0_ i1 09 05 UMP Houston, this is Charlie Brown. (C_J_IE BROWN) O_ 11 09 07 CC Go ahead, Cherlie Brown. Houston. _:anted O1+ 11 09 11 CMP Roger. I _u_t to sa&' I sure do thank w_,y work the it, did.
CC: Roger. We c:opy that, John. 20 O_ 11 09 CMl_ Sure _s a - [:U/'eworked goo(i. (C}-{kRLIEBROWN) O1; 31 09 23 CC That's- _'b_.t _ 3ike i<, hear. 04 .k/ 09 ?5 C_ C_r_l t()) you how pleased ] ,_,_. ( CH/.dtblE Id;OWN}
CC: Now will you atuograph a picture for me?
CMP: Of the probe, yes.
LMP: No - you're a fink, I told you.
CMP: The fink sure is sending a man sub to do a boy's
LMP: Hey, Joe. There's slew for a MJkX signal. I move the numbers and they're reading th:· same and thing: 182 minus 5.
CC: Okay. We copy, Gene-o. 182 and _:inus 5- ;_,d, you're coming as through the tunnel you m%ght take a look at the docking angle therc amd see how close it is. i
LMP: Make that 182 and minus 10. )
UNKNOWN: Go ahead. Over.
CC: Roger, John. We got our tail betw_._en ¢,u_ ]egs, DLF here. We'11 need for you to load in _e_n _ 61102, and you get an "aria boy" for that. And
CC: Snoopy, once he gets that set up, in the narrow deadband, I'm afraid we're going to have to ask you to slew for MAX signal again.
LMP: Go ahead. Over.
CMP: . .. s_{ould be the other compartment.
CC: Monitoring your activation 69, the last two steps. We'd like for you to verify that you've put 616 to zeros and 411 to plus 1.
CC: Snoopy, down
UNKNOWN: is Houston. What we copied here on the last step was 611 instead of hll.
UNKNOWN: I put _11, I'11 check i_ for you.
CC: Okay. Thank you Gene-o.
CC: _["nereyou go.
CC: Okay, Snoopy. We got it. ThanTL you very m_ch_ and we'11 need no ascent feed _n this_ Snoop.
LMP: Okey doke. I only forgot tt._ FCM switch I[IG}I than _.verage ----
CC: That's better the 5ear.
CC: Snoopy, Houston. !
CC: Okay, Gene-o. Referring back to activatie_l 6l_ on step 2, we'd like pressure HEG's A a_ B t_ _GRESS, please.
LMP: Thank you sir. That one happened i_ _ big. fast rush.
CC: You bet you. Cot? that. Thank you very muc:h Gene-o.
CC: And Charlic Br_Jwn, this im }!ou_ton. ]'v_ .got _. maneuver Dsd f'or you, John, %'hen ?(_'ie ready re. copy. what,
CMP: }'ave a s_ r?
CC: I have _.maneuver i_d, 'fEI : .
CC: Roger. Let =e know _+__uyou:re ret. O(P lrnat's IDS t_e,
UNKNOWN: Joe2
UNKNOWN: Joe, that's about as hi__, -_ I can _;eak those
CC: _. I copy, 182 au_ mln_'- 5 an._ cu_+ LOS tine We've -.{_'_.t__-,yet. is 10T 31. got e__out !3
CC: If you're ree_y to cody, Jchn.
CC: that. SPS G_V C?_zy you're NCb"{ _-n-_s 060, =i' _ ms 379 !1_ '_l2885 _?: 37100, - plus. 2_9472, plus __/nus 03165, C_558, Y.A 071; _]! else is NA. _AnC _s__nd by -'_orthe rea_U=zck, IF_ Oki. the u'_i_
UNKNOWN: zero i, +.he pitch angle?
CC: That,_ pitch _ngle, - an= _ 5efore you re_ it %.ack, Snoopy, I'd like _'_- you '*" '-"_' -' -_'_- 6_: 6-.0 "_' '. activation .... to balls _d _Li to ri'cs __ose are the last t_-o ste_s.
CC: Okay, Snoopy. __is is =---_.-_. _w_*_- Ec _ you copy?
CC: Okay. We need for you to go 6!6 to all zeros. st!l] 69- Th{s is _.ct'vation __is is the _-_t2 steps: 616 to -11 zerC_ - -Lkll to !_lus I.
UNKNOWN: _ Babe, I Just read i_ out _-nd {t is all ·zeros. Tb-_k
CC: 0ks_. you _ch.
LMP: I'11 do 'it again. Pa_e 521_
LMP: That's what I'?-- doing.
LMP: I'm reading in address 5C0 1_.2, it bounces
CC: Oks_. Those sound good Snoopy.
CC: And Snoopy/Charlie Brown, this is Houston. Ye're got about 10 .more minutes until LOS and Charlie Brown, vhen you're ready to read Back, I'm standir_ by for your readback on that e_neuver _.
UNKNOWN: Roger. SPS G_-:: 37100, _inu_ 060, plus 079 119 b-lls 165 pitch Oy1.
CC: Re_dhack is eor._cct, Jo._n.
CC: Bello, Snoopy. ?nis is Houston.
CC: Hello, Snoopy, HouSton.
UNKNOWN: ahead. high gain anter._.a, k_.ia%I'd like for you to do, f_.ne-O, _,_t before you _eave tt_eer./4 i I'cl like for you to slew a fled( again _.nd give us sig. al s_ttin-3s those one more ti_. We keep dropping leave, slew it ,ap for RiX sfgual, if you. -again would ....
CDR: lihen a.me you gc.[n_ %0 have tFm debriefing in this
CC: Glen said in a eou._le or _ai-_. - - ':
CC: /- Kov soon 6an YO u sho_er ar,_l l_e read2? r_ 69/15 pack- BROWN) age A temperature? We never have got it to go much clown all day.
CC: We'11 be with you on that. Just a minute there, Charlie Brown.
LMP: Okay. Snoopy· I guess we've gone this long. We can go
CMP: wants to know if he should go into P42. BROWN) Snoopy
CC: Okay. Stand by. I'11 find out. for
UNKNOWN: CC Roger. GO. ("_NOOPY) is MAX. Attitude control is MODE cONTROL on roll· pitch, and yaw e_d mode control switches both PNGS and AGS are in AUTO. Is that correct?
LMP: And you wanted _h? DS KY left in POO. (SNOOPY) rant _3%V and give us a reading just before you leave.
LMP: Okay. I'v_ p.ot one more thin/: to r,tow here and L .......... Pst_e 526
CC: Ok,a_, We'_ Cot abo_ 2 minutes e.nd 30 seconds LO6. tm_il
CC: Let _ dO it now, aa_.l I'11 take the canister on out. Let r_ slew this thin E .
CC: 'l_at aelm_ Ere&t, Gene-o.
LMP: ' Hey, Joe, would )GU believe I've got _ll the And ¢_n't don't know where MAX s]._lal strcnEth ia anymore. see. Let me 0ka V. you've got it.
CC: Snoopy, Houston TELCOMM says you got her right there. That's a good shot in the blin4.
CC: Roger that. See you. hack _u 6%_arlie Brown. Good ! i I .........
CC: C'._mrlieBrown, this is Houston. We read you loud and clear. How are things going?
CDR: Well, we're all bsck in the cor_and module, the tunnel's all locked up, and we're in attitude, and standing SF1° here us by to when you give the word. Okay.
CC: We're looking good for SEP here, no_, Tom. Joe. von't
CDR: Okay, Now again that tunno3 vent, so what we've done is pu_ped our c&bJn pressure up about _ psi above it - four-tenths - and %'e're holding real good.
CC: Roger. Understand, 'rom.
LMP: Okay, Now, what attitude oo you wish us, to go to when we - after we separate. Over.
CC: Okay. Charlie Brown, stand by Just 1. I'11 get you that.
CC: Charlie Brown, this is Houston. We'11 get you SE?. some gimbal _gles for that _ttitude after In %zc'd like the meantime, for you to, on your tank go to OFF,
LMP: Roger. Now do we have GO for PYRO ARM, here? standing by for LOGIC. We'11 give you a C_ on on, now. your switches Page 528
CC: Charlie Brown, this is Houston. Your gimhal angles for attitude after SEP are roll 180, pitch 252, a_cl yaw three balls.
LMP: -Rmger.. Roll ,180, pitch 252, and yaw is all balls.
CMP: And when do you want us to separate, Joe?
UNKNOWN: We go ahead separate now_ Charlie Brown.' CDR all set to go for SEP. Right? ' Brown. by for your count.
CDR: Okay. Give you a five count. 4, 3, 2, 3.
CDR: Cabin pressure's holding. Snoop vent some place. Brown.
UNKNOWN: Man, when he leaves, he leaves, t
CC: Yes. Okay. Don't back into that dude, now, John, when you get turned around. Are you keeping it in sight?
CDR: Yes. Okay. Joe, he took off so fast, he's gone; he went ri_t into the Sun. CC
CDR: We don't have _y idea wher_ he went. He Just went boom and disappeared rigjnt into the Snul. out of he_ _, we'11 be okay. CC
UNKNOWN: Okay. Stand by. k
CDR: Okay. Look, let's take _ quick look at these orbital mechanics. When we separated ORB rate, he was straight up, and he had that 5 psi on the tunnel; and he took off like a scalded rock, straight u_. Okay?
CDR: Now, if we go to this attitude, do you want us to - going Okay. Now when we go to this attitude we're to be looking down local vertical. All right? J
CDR: Now he's up above us some place, and I don't know Where. Now, do you want u_ to thrust down? Charlie
CC: Okay. Stand by, Brown. We're running this thing through right now. w:_nt
CDR: Yes. Because we don't to sec Bnoopy come back here with a full head of steam.
CMP: It's not nothing you have to make an immediate _; decision about.
CMP: Y_ still have plenty of time.
CC: Charlie Brown, this is Snoopy - Charlie Brown, this is Houston. oD ranging, to pick Snoop up our V}[F but go ahead. {
CC: Okay. You didn:t leave anybody in there did yo=, Tom? on'tso i
CC: This is Houston again. Tom, _hat we attitude going you to do is to - in the that you're you now, up want you to burn _,iu=, X instead of minus X, and this give you this should sapar_Jtion based on in the tunnel; _ud, also, we w_mt you to LN_/_LE Ch_rlie Jets. Bravo 3 and 4
CDR: Okay. Bravo 3 and Charlie 1_. Okay. Now thi_ i_ _,o. _;ut wh_,n ue separated what I thought, that attitude, Snoop 'tool off i_. ,_ ,:ertica] _3_'_.blike and so _k' I,_' Jo;', and lhru?,t pJ.u'; X, t!,,t'lk if P_ge53O take _ dowa even further and out in front. Over. Does your FIDO agree with that?
CC: I think they do, Tom. They're kind of sc_ratching their heads right, mow. Roger on that. And tb _. that reason Snoopi took off - {Ce_re _ho_ing tha_' , he vented sll the pressure out of the cabin. We think that vented out through the tunnel, and that probabl_ gave him some DELTA-V. everything. Everything was squared away for Snoop.
CC: Roger. We may have some problem with some of that stuff sticking in valves, Tom.
CDR: Well, I would believe that. It was like a snow storm when Snoop took off. You wouldn't believe it.
CC: (Laughter) I bet that's right. And Stu%, riyl_t
UNKNOWN: it was right into the babe, into the Sun. How soon do you want to do this burn? want here.
CC: W_ to sit tight for a little while We got about another 20 minutes before we want to blL,'n. this
CC: Charlie Brown, is Houston. We're firming up and m_l of these things on _ttitudes burns for want _,om. We to make sure we 'ye got everything right before we torch off Snoopy.
UNKNOWN: Yes. Thank you. I think we'11 be in good shape t}irust'lng down, hut that initial gal]out looks like we were Just trying to make _othcr higj, might on him if we were going to use minus X. (La,'6t,ter)
UNKNOWN: It's really impossible to hit him if you aim to hit him, anyway.
CC: Chmrlle Brown, this is Houston.
LMP: Ye_, s_r. Roger. Cn_.r]_:
CC: Brown, whi!_' these t_oop.: are _ettJ_E: _]1 th_-;_ nt_,_bc.r_. _,_, Cor,f._r_m? brae, Jet _:21,"?}, t-'Ctituda w,' _,,:_' ,''"- 1,:: F." ir,. _i'h;,. is t:o coo? Oua¢ ,%; :-,R th" l=((_ttt,_, ];. _,,J[[ (]00: pitch 210, yaw 000. And in that attitude, we'd like the high gain antenna, pitch to minus 5, yaw to 231.
LMP: Okay. t_d this sleep attitude is roll 090, _teh 210, }'aw three halls; and hight gain' pitch sirius _ and yaw 231.
CC: Roger. That's right Gcne-o. In addition, tonight we'd like a waste-water dump, and wa'el like it at convenience; can be any to your that at time. Down again. 25 percent
LMP: Okay, Joe. Almost everything, including going to bed, is going to have to be at our convenience be'fore we get out of suits and things.
CC: Yes. Okay. And, did you happen to notice the docking angle when you came back through the tunnel; and, also, did you get that big old canister board? back on CDR canister
UNKNOWN: Joe. We got th_ on boar_ and John greased it in again. The roll _ugle was - plus one-tenth.
CT: Okay. Plus one-tenth; that's pretty darn good.
UNKNOWN: believe John.
CDR: It's the g%_ - It's the guy that aligne_ it that it mede that way.
CC: I don't believe that, John· it anywhere - It's got a sliding scale in the tunnel; put an_Wnere we it we wsmt to. 'i
CC: That I believe.
CC: And, Charlie Brown,' th{s _S ;_Db_ton. In your con- figuration - In your sleep confi_i!raticm, we wu_nt to C you DISABLE and D quads with the AUTO }{CS Si;fi,MCI'; in the DAP we want you _o fail C _TtJ D and select AC roll and DAP. And, }iouston.
CC: Charlie '4rown, thi_ 5s _:cw_mt you to go ahead bnd in[t_;ate you, plu: >[_ ?-ior,[ per 8ecortd in X, llo_r. 70/6 after we do this, _oe.
CC: That will be fine.
CDR: Hello, Houston.
CC: Charlte Brown, this is Houston.
CDR: _.ng on Just a minute.
LMP: Go ahead. Ccer.
CC: Okay. We want you to enable all quads: that will be five l's in your DAP.
CDR: Okay. We got 2.1 on plus X, here. Read our DSKY: X is 2.1, Y is 0.1, and Z is minus 0.I. Over. and
CC: Okay, Tom. We copy; verify on the - - And
CMP: 1.9 on the EMS .......
CC: 1.9. Roger.
CMP: And 1.9 on the E_S.
UNKNOWN: __'own, this is Houston. show you separating, and we'11 keep you posted on couultdown on meantime, the ignitio 9. In the I've got a map update to send to you and also, some data for your photography %_n_ you're ready to copy.
CDR: Roger. Look, we're kind of bushed right now, and 3o_. '_'' we don't need any'mole phbtogr'ap_ny fbr today, Over.
CDR: Yes. It's going to tske us _ couple hours to get out of the suits and to get all the spaeecraf_ squared cway and all the stow tge squared away, _md And we we've had a long day, so we want to - got a lot of landmark trace'in[z,to Ho tomqrrow, so we'd Just like to call it ,,uiLs. Over. ----
CMP: Yes. We're still ,set up to do the cotltingency EVA. We've got the couch,', stowed _,nd everything.
CC: Roger. We coneu_ on that. One item y Jant _ _nd up to you _ho_£,h_ _r_ c__c y_)U start tr_ uh_,-Lc b.t- Jr_ tertes Jr, lb( _i'ur,ingbefore wc ge_ _ont_ct :!;th you, we're going to start charging A instead of B, but we'11 give you a call first thing, and when you wake up.
LMP: I'11 wait to talk to you in the morning before I do that. huh?
CC: That wi].l be fine, Gene.
CMP: I wish they'd hav_ -
CMP: And a_-,Ftimetonight if one or the other of those quads starts to heat up and we need to change the attitude, for crying out loud, call u_ and tell us.
CC: Okay. We sure will, John.
CDR: Houston, this is Cnarlie Br'jJu here. _¢nat's the analysis on that quad A; are we near the fracture mechanics limits? It looks like it may be .,_tart- ing to cool off a little bit on the gage a-nd come down maybe to about 390 degrees. Could you give us a quick synopsis? Just
CC: We sure will. a minute, Tom; I'11 get it.
CMP: Hey, Houston, this is Charlie Y_re,_ Brown.
CC: Go ahead, Char3ie
CC: I'm glad they don'_ put that days one on top of each other, I'11 tell you that.
CC: Boy, you g_,s had a real one today, but, you sure did. good work.
LMP: That's not a bad day's work for four and a quarter, is it? C94P And
UNKNOWN: machines hav_ been doing the work. They really were slick.
CDR: Yes. And we also had a lot of goo:i hell, from you down on the grokuid$ _lid WC f;b_, _I_i_i,_:_Z'.JC it. I thought the total _yst,.-m and _'verytb;l_g vh_t the !.4r,,.S flight was fQr to test the sj__t_m oqt real ha,_ _:,_i,:ome well. Wc st_]l some rous.b spots COM."s snd a few z_.ti,elthings, hut, %.? ar,_ !_:tge, the whole syatJn pulled J% (.fr. ted it _,',,_d,. tu.: _(al happy, r,_¢d]_.ss to r._.y v, '_- _. )iti)_ tqt i, Jred i.o..- but night, f_,er. P_ge 534
CC: Well, we can sure understand that, Tom, and we co. cur 1Flth ever_ything you sa)-.
LMP: Hey, Joe, tell - I'11 bUy a super FIDO e_nd super (_JIDO a beer for the CSI burn.
CC: Roger that. And in
CMP: our new model this thing is really a slteky, boy. It knows right _'here it's going all the tim_. solutions Both those - all those w_re Just - shoot, just and you could flip the coin picked any of them. Okay. this Houston. We 5how
CC: Chariie Brow12, is yOU about 2000 feet separation on Snoopy_ now, and we'11 keep you i,osted on - on cur ignition. sho%rinE An_ on this quad A, be're _bout 129 tem- perature - package temperature on the ground here, Tom. Did you say you're reading 390?
CDR: Not the package temperature, the helim_ tank tem- perature.
CC: Okay. Copy. Eeliu_ tank.
CC: Okay, Cnarlie Brown. This is Houston. We've had ullage; armed the engine.
LMP: Where is it? (
LMP: Hey, I may see it out there; I'm not sure but I think I do. I do[ _, . .-, ;. ....
LMP: I'11 see if I can tell you when he burns out. That's a long burn, though, isn't it? l_miu_tes.
CC: Yes, Can you tell which way he's going?
LMP: Dave, it's Just fire to r_; I think h_ '5 going up, but see, I'm not rightsideup either, but -
LMP: He's going, Joe. _ xong as I c_ _ec the fire, I guess he's going the other w_.
CC: Roger. From down h,:r¢ he looks; like _,_'_ doing real good, Gene-o.
UNKNOWN: Hey, Joe, vould he be burnitg _.._y f:o %m_ _ort _,:_ _3_').,_' ),_;, i ';_. l,<-al 7,c_r;_·,nt_l or _']_,s( like tt_:uS0 _t.? to
CC: Charlie Brown, this is Houston. That's affirma- tive. He should be going in that direction.
LMP: Yes. I got him out nV right-hand window here; ] getting he's smaller, and he's still on fire. How much more burn time- has he got? Stand end
CC: by, I'11 find out.
LMP: _ey, he Just went out. It Just went out.
CC: 0ka¥_ We've got him still burning - - F_be Sun went
UNKNOWN: it's because the do_T,.
CC: Yes. Maybe. %,_egat 41m still burning Gene-o, afl__ about _0 ._:caondsof b_rn time yet.
CC: Okay. Maybe I - that looked l_ke him.; maybe it wasnt t.
CC: Deke says he thinks Lc may have turned around and probably burning back at you no';.
UNKNOWN: ... No, I fixed those switches so he couldn't do _d that. I'm glad _ee that he'.'_burni_; t_k _ _: · didn't screw up or something in I _here.
CC: Roger. tlTing
LMP: I'm trying - I'm to remember now what I forgot in there - what I ]eft in there, my helmet or something.
CC: The way he took off - -
CC: ... do you?
CC: - - it doesn't look like you left very much in there at al1. sorts of things on there. How far will you be able to track him?
CC: .h'obably for sev_:ral hours.
CC: I. he rcaliy _;_,ingto the F:un?
CC: W?'ii, h,:'s go_ng _, that _;cn(r_<l direction.
UNKNOWN: God, ! _c(1 sor[ ¢J _;_0 abo,d ;br_t, b,:c:ausehe's r, pret. t;; ;,ice ?,¢; h_- t,c prctt, v teated well today. TO/10
CC: Roger· That's affirmative.
CMP: That's what I talk about _ing up _ p_cce of hard. ware, though, ain:t it.
CC: Roger that·
CC: Okay, Cnarlle Brown. Tnic is Houston, Snoopy did a real good Job burning, _%d w:_'re still tracking him real good. Getting goc_i data from him, and we're going to let you go [_head _ld atart through your pre-sleep checklist, _md I'd) t:y to keep the a unt__.!, prioz !,OS. calls to mini_ ju,_t to
CMP: Roger. Joe, should we go to sleep _ttitude now? Is that okay with you? Stand find
CC: by, Charlie B_own. I'm trying [o o%_t Zl(FW.
CC: Charlie Brown, Houston. Roger. Y_c._can ge, ahead and [m3 go into your sleep attitude time- yet,-want to t now.
CC: Apollo 10, Houston·
CMP: 'Go'ahef_d. Over.
CC: Roger, IO. That was a beautiful jab tc)d_y. If you do half that well tomoriow, _'c'Jl /ct you · come home than
CMP: We'11 do better that tomorrow
LMP: Thank yom, _.._. We'11 probably be read 2 by then, too.
CC: Yes. Get a good night's sleep; >,ou (:._,use iL,.
LMP: Actually, like Tom said, there's _ lot (,I p_ople who did a good Job, and, I'11 beJl 2Jo_, t._+<_:( _,_:; a vehicles, so far - _hat little Cn(:o'::_ :_a] winner.
CC: We eonc_r.
CMP: And big Charlie Brown - And big (!,_.:lJ.;._ D_,'..',;_, _:. no slouch either. 70/11
CC: Charlte Brown, this is Homston. I hate %o bother you, but if you'11 give us the computer, we'd l_ke to update your state vector.
UNKNOWN: want it in the middle of this ver, or can you wait until we finish, or not?
CC: We can wait till you finish, John. b_ error. I didn't notice you were maneuvering there.
UNKNOWN: Okay. I don't think - ;:ilo]lo10.
CMP: Houston, You have the computer.
CC: Apollo 10, ready.
CMP: POO and ACCEFI'.
CC: Apollo 10. Roger.
CC: Apollo 10, did you get our Roger?
LMP: I got it twice. % . I and don't understend all that. sure
CC: I'm not so =ither, John, unless b;!iybewe were getting some relay mode.<:in there today, - their heads yes - We were gett{ng some relay were oo_,v'ng modes, where probably you down to the
CMP: Oh. back yourse]f.
CC: Let me give you one instance, that I think - I know that happened: _zen Charlie was on, and you and orr]er weren't 8b]c to reach Snoopy, _n to Charlie here. read him_ would key h_s mike down k._at woul_ Lappen, is yo,.'d cora,', dow_ 'uo the ground - you'd come down to u: ond back u2_ Lc. c.,ming Snoopy, but you'd hear yourself back up with about s 3-second Jclay; a;,d it p_obab]y like Bounded a prehty good'echo.
CMP: Okay. %,'cid,i understtmd that. That'_ a good ground capability _c_ h_ve, to bc able to relay :l]kc th_'t.
UNKNOWN: t (,.eSs you ha'vt tho.".( ,3% tt]_. intr,_:_,_ r L_,;_} _irj,,:, _,'h('_> ,:(,u I ¥,Lge 538 yourself were hearing talk, that pr¢.b_:b]y bas the result of this sarr,_configLLcation b_in g brought up you iuadvertently, when maybe were trying to talk to Snoopy, and we didn'T, kno_' 2t at t},e time and ._-ye,'l tried to r_,ke a transmission and weru for a ._:,mcthrong; few seconds. We wo_]d da the you'd relay down here and back re.your!_l[' for _t short period of tinw; there.
CC: Charlie BrowT_, this is IIouston, We're through with the computer no,g; you can g_ back t¢, DLOCK. It's all yours for the night.
CMP: Houston, Apollo 10. Over,
CC: Go ahead, 10. Houstoa
CMP: Roger. Could you _cview this DA}' e_.t_eJ_n_ration one more time that you %,ant u_; t._.b. ini f;ot
CC: Okay. Stand by. i_]l make sure l'%c it right before I Dams it up to ynu, Johi_.
CC: Okay, John. On your PAPS if y0u'_i L make R2 read then the figurat i on.
CMP: Roger. Oututanding.
CC: also, Cnar]if_,Brown, on your qua_ A, we're on that q_d. ....
CC: Charlie Brown, this is houston.
CC: Okay. I Just wanted to hit you with a couple of things before you go around the corner. First FI off, looks like you've got a real good, tight cab- I in there, in case there's any doubt in your mind I of the Stuff being in the seal. 'Fnat we're look- ing at right now, and kind of thinking about, and going to let you think about it on this pass, and then pick you up if you're still aw__ke on the - come around when we to AOS next time, that's thinking about giving you 4 more hours of sleep tonight. Right now we're already down to 6 to 7 hours of sleep, and we figured after the long to have a longer sleep period tonight. And what we'd do is Just eat into the rest period down the _tne there. We've got about two REV's there, you know, where we can eat into without any problem. Yes.
CMP: I think, after today, tomorrow just can't be hard. I'11 tell you, these pressure suits, even in zero gravity, are something else.
CC: I What was that in zero gravity you said, John? even in zero gravity.
CMP: I_sa_d these'p_esshre suits are something else, Roger.
CC: I can imagine that. Well, listen, it'11 - You won't be asleep before you come AOS next time,
CMP: I probably won't sleep at all tonight.
CC: (Laughter) Okay. Well, what I'm getting a_ is, you can think about it, talk it over, and see if you'd like to do that, or if you want to now, we can go ahead and start building the flJgJlt plan around that, but if you want to do that, we can work on revising the flight plan while you're asleep tonight then.
CMP: Okay. Let me talk it over wlth my compatriots here.
CC: That'11 be fine. No rush; we got about 3 minute[: LOS, and 45 seconds until AOS - until arid we carl !]mr: catch you coming around the co_i_nr next if you want ( ? Ro_e,
CC: Okay, Charlie Brown. This is Houston. We show about a minute and a half until LOS. And we']l expect to hear from you coming around on the other side. However, I _/1] wait for a call from you.
CMP: All right. Thank you.
UNKNOWN: Charlie Brown. We're Just about to lose you. We'11 see you at 110 15. That's about 26 minutes from now.
CC: Hey, Apollo ]0, this is Houston. }{ow are you dressed the ....... getting for occasion. '
CC: oki.
LMP: I got nome do_e for you.
CC: You go akead with the dope. 37 volts; PYRO BATT A, 3Y; PYRO BA_f B, 37; RCS ring A say_ 60 percent; B _s 78, Charlie is 72, Delta and in 67. The canister change has been made. The fans have been cycled. And ...
CC: Roger, Charlie Brown. We're standing by. We got all your readouts so fax, all the way down to the
LMP: Yes. We got a dosimeter reading: CDR is 26038, the CMP is 05308, and the LM? is 15040; and on the CDR, that was 26039.
CC: Okay. We got ali that, Gene. And Roger. co_Jy
CC: We everything, ro]utions and pills for ow,_:_thin_ bu_ item :_: 1 P_ge 541
LMP: You're in trouble when I get back _nyway. want
CC: But we Just didn't you to forget _i,at the good things are like back on Earth, Gene-c. I",
LMP: HOW can I keep looking at this flight plan.
LMP: We dumped the waste water, and we dropped it don
UNKNOWN: to 20 - We dropped it down to 22 percent, Joe. But I guess that's all right, huh?
CC: Roger. That's okay.
LMP: No_, what else can we do for you?
CC: Well, let's see, Gene-o. You can _ive as a pill report, and I guess you haven't had tir.e %0 take any today. And, also, let u _ hno-_ if you've made the water taste bad for tomorrow, knd, also, you can zero the command module optics. And Z c__n't think of anything else right no'_.
LMP: You want us to zero the comma_d module optics. We will chlorinate the vater last thing, and ve didn't take ar_y pills yet. And,
CC: Okay. We kind of figured that. let me ask you about - Let me ask you about this proposed change for the flight plan f_a' tomorrow, in other words, adding a couple of hours onto your sleep tonight. Would - Did you guys got a chance to talk that over. Do you want to do that?
CDR: I'11 tell you. Okay, Joe. What time would that - many [3ct how hours would that llS Up frozr_-- like, what's our proposed get-up time now. O';er.
CC: Okay, Tom. Your proposed get-up tin_ is - Let's : see. It looks like 117 30_ about. And _e'd add 2 hours onto that. Okay. i just got the re'ord. We can m_ke that 3 to [.'hours, _ f we _'anted to.
CDR: How about _tanding by for one, Joe. {
CC: Okay, Tom. Ue .',ul_e vi3!. _, .thel .r_rds, r_ght now.you're l_okir,g dl':;from k_,'t h,,_-3','::n wake-up time: wb'_c}_-. '[ _no_ :'ou're res.dy to go to _-.]ecp, hut tha_ _..o:,l_; :;:_._ yo: l_k¢ (]-1/2 /:nd t,omething _f s]e_p. _'_. _u :_::{r?. we cou/8 add }_},ours on to i_-_ - :',tc I h_urs? which would giv_ >_¢,_, >; i,. .10 c:;_,:,('f'-_']_'::! · _hat: t
CDR: Okay, Staud by.
CC: That, inci_ic_,tly, any-
UNKNOWN: will not compromise thing that we 'v_ got p]a-nned. %70 just - We got some pad time on down _n the flight plan as you ' know. I
UNKNOWN: CB_ All.rtgJ_, _hat was the rest period in the middle of the da_ , there.
UNKNOWN: affirmative. Joe. This :;_ Char/ia We
CDR: Ney, _rown. think we'11 take you up o_ tL:,_ and s]Lep in for at least hours _q,;c:b 2 longer, will give us about 9 hours. I think we need ii,. Roger. _,e
CC: s_lrc copy _,_]that, Tom, and we'11 go ahead _id - I'l_ _ell you what we'11 do. We'11 _O ahe,'_dand t,lan - _,_orka flight plan around giving you an exl_a 4 hours. And if you want to crank up earl_¢'3 _ we'11 see vtLat we can do about that. - crank_uf_ ,arly ir tlc morning then, because ...... I think you co,id probably us_ that rest, too. You guys had a whale of a day.