Otrobonita/noicy-space-talks huggingface dataset:
CMP: Yes, that's right - -
CDR: We got the whole mass in the top.
CMP: Yes. Now, let me - let me twirl it (laughter). That can't ... go to the bottom, the very bottom!
CMP: There's something we don't undez-stand about it. the:i.e.
CMP: Ain't Maybe,
CMP: What do you think, T.P.? This was sut_?osed to be carried with it, and what we did was put this in the bag, _s I understood it, and twirled it around. That how you understood it?
CDR: Yes. And the heavy stuff would run to the bottom, and the air would be at the top, and we could Just kind of squeeze it up and the air would go out the top.
UNKNOWN: That is absoluteiy too much.
CDR: I'11 bet in one g it won't work.
CMP: (Laughter) ... shit.
LMP: What - Doesn't the air come ul_ to the top, or what?
CDR: No. Now we got the air at the bottom, you see that big air bubble? It's at the bottom. There it _s. See, you've got to get that there out of there. You start workin$, there's another air bubble -
LMP: Apparently, you really got to - got to twirl that thing to really put some g force_ on it.
CDR: I think there's a menTseus effect in there, or something -
LMP: You've got a venturi in th<:re, too.
UNKNOWN: kind of - mat -
CDR: I guess you're - You really need to fill the bag up all the way with water, huh?
CMP: Yes. is
CDR: What I would guess that you'd fill it up more than ... let me - project for today.
CDR: Do you think they tested th_s in one g?
CMP: I don't know; but you know, _t could bo that nobody ever explained to II? how it rs supposed 'bo work, so we don't know. Maybe we're not doing it right.
CDR: Is it in the sys - Look at all that air in there; I can't believe _t: Look at _t!
LMP: That thiog r_gbt there was 7 inches longer than _t is now, too. Where the he!] would you swing 7 more inches?
CDR: You know one thing we have to comment on is th_s drink gun is a remarkable improvement over the old squirt, you know, ha]f-ounce squirt? ... don't -
CDR: Put's ali the air in the one big bubble. But you can't get the b_g bubble out. ]_bat are we going to do with ail th_s water we got? (Lm_ghter) It does centrifuge air the wat_r into one bubb]eo .,--_v , ...... I i/-\L Day We
CMP: id always put a match in it or something.
LMP: Yes (laughter).
CDR: I guess if you filled it all the way up ~ you have to ffll it all the way up, John.
CDR: Why don't I try it?
CMP: Well, i'd - -
CDR: You think it would waste too much water?
CMP: I don't know, Tom.
CMP: We ought to learn how to use it before we have to. But I don't think filling it all the way - I think filling up the top comtoartment was what they had in mind. And then - then swirling it around until .... down compart:: it went to the bottom m_t.
CMP: Umph. Umph. Umph. Umph.
CDR: Okay, that's about filled up now.
CDR: That water tastes good now, you know it?
CDR: Nice and cold. Tastes great that way: Shoot: I got an even bigger bubble down be]ow, John. I got air above ... (laughter). Diet anybody real]y try with this aerated water? e::p]ain
CMP: Well, you want to get Houston to it to us?
LMP: (Coaching)
CDR: No, they'].] Just get Jn a big flap over it.
CDR: Well, I can't g_t that a_r bubble out of the - I defy anybody to got that air bubble out of the bottom into the top. r
CMP: (Laughter) That's right (laughter).
CDR: Hey, that water goes out of the top (laughter) ... -
CDR: That's what you're supposed to do.
CMP: Go ahead there, Houston.
CC: through with meal,
UNKNOWN: John, if you're your we've got some conversation for John regarding the _23 sightings. Over.
CMP: ... go - -
CC: Okay, the noise in the data is about 8 to 12 arc- seconds, which is eonsSdered to be very good. The nominal noise on the section with zero errors _s 10 are-seconds. So it looks like you're doing things perfectly on the sightings. W_th - w_th respect to the - -
CMP: Under those kind of conditions_ it would be difff- cult to do a star lan_uark update.
CDR: (Sigh) Maybe we need more water on it, John. (Sigh)
CDR: What do you want to do with this, fill it up some more? full
CMP: (Laughter) What are we going to d_ with a bag of water and bubbles? We'd better tell the ground. Th_s is a s_rinu_ problem (laughter).
CC: Apollo ]0, this _s }lou_Lon. Go ahead. Over. '_1 ILJi-IN I I/'"\L - _---, could
CDR: Roger. Bruce, you make a cheek and see if it was tested on the ground, prior to flight, for this little handhe]d centrifuge to separate air from water? We have some strange phe_omcnon. The bubbles go to the bottom of the bag.
CC: Roger. It may take us a few minutes to track down the party responsible for the testing on this, but we'11 cheek :it out.
CDR: (Laughter) Yes_ I wish you would. It's utterly phenomenal:
CMP: (Laughter) What happens is that we - we start out full with a bag of water and bubbles - little bitty bubbles, and we end up with a bag full of water and great big bubbles (laughter). And there is no way to separate the bubbles from the water - that I can see,
CC: Did you try spinning _t the other way?
CDR: Beautiful. Yes - yes_ we have. There's some more in it.
CMP: (Laughter) 0oh! You know, that bag probably (]aughtur) represents - - the combined efforts of CSD, ASPO, and crew - and North American. -It probably cost the government 25 000 dollars, and it probsb]_y don't work.
CDR: You really have to - It looks ]_ke you'd have to really fi].] the thing up all the way, ... just really pack it in; now see that big bubble's starting to ... at the top. Boy, if this thing gets busted, it's goiDg to he a disaster.
CMP: Would it ever' You'd be going around the cockpit licking up - Take it easy w_th it, babe; because if it does bust, it'11 sure be bad.
CDR: Yes. Oh, 1 don't want to put too much.
CMP: Maybe we- we're supposed to let ii; sit actor we whirl it. [5
CDR: Okay, another c_,ntrifuge test. cr'h!, F;[SEiqT;AL DAY 4
UNKNOWN: Which one, T_rl?
CDR: ... I got ... It'11 probably come down during the burn.
CDR: Ain't going to pull a quarter of a g.
CMP: And - and when do we lose them - at - at 48, huh?
LMP: Yes, 48.
CMP: 48 what? 50 something?
UNKNOWN: 48 - Tom's got it there - 25 - -
CDR: Do they want us to proceed to tic in that ... 60 40 before we lose them?
CMP: No, I don't want to do that.
CDR: ... to have a little gimbal ...
UNKNOWN: We can't; we got to turn on the gimb - we have - turn on the - run through the gimba] drive check.
CDR: Yes, yes.
CMP: This is what's important, if it comes out at that angle. That's it; the gouge right there.
CDR: Yes. Apollo you'11
CC: 10, this is Houston. On my mark, be 10 minutes to ignition. Over,
CMP: 10. Roger.
CC: Apollo 10, stand by for - a mark: 10 minutes.
CC: 10 minutes to _gn_tion.
UNKNOWN: We're SYNC'5.
CC: Poger. L -- CO , _lrl_' _l II.il_IN '_"' I I1-\
UNKNOWN: Okay, let's go do it.
UNKNOWN: _]LECTt{ONICS,
UNKNOWN: BMAG's were the O_f - -
CC: Apollo 10, Houston - -
LMP: - - ... POWER's ON - -
CC: - - 2 minutes to LOS; everybody here says "Godspeed."
CDR: Okay, and we'11 see you around on the other side, in orbit.
CC: Roger. 76:22:55.
CDR: We'11 he calling you.
CDR: Okay. I'11 put this my back, back here, Gene-o.
CDR: The criteria for overburn is 10 seconds. At loss of CO_.e_.P'J[D R}_S_, then NORMAI,. You got that?
LMP: Okay there _t is' we've got it, so we're okay.
CDR: Yes, okay. The only th_ng we've got now is - to go - -
UNKNOWN: You're on - you're o_ tape by the w_AY.
CMP: Yo.u're on HIGH BIT RATE now?
LMP: No, but we got the DSE running.
CMP: Ok_v, I'm go5ng to rugl through these checks Just one more time - -
UNKNOWN: Yes, go _head. EM3
CMP: - ~ the DELTA-V check; the E24S DELTA-V is set. 2975.2, right?
CDR: Yes. LM/CM,
CMP: BMAG's, three, to RATE 2; go. DELTA-V CG, no RCS SELECTS are set.
CMP: The DAP is set and loaded.
LMP: _ Yes.
CMP: SPACECRAFT CONTROL, CMC and AUTO.
CMP: Maneuver to burn attitude - we've done that; we've done that - boresight star; we've done tile sextant star check; we done - we ain't got no borcsight star, come to think of it. We've maneuvered to the attitude; panel 8, SCS breakers are CLOSED - -
CDR: Are CLOSED .... okay.
CMP: MANUAL ATTITUDE, three, RATE CO_,_MAND is go. LIMIT CYCLE switch is OFF - Doesn't make any differenc_ - -
CMP: DEADBAI_D, _.E[N;RATE is IfIGH. TRANSLATION CONTROL POWER is OiT, fn case we have to get ATT through the SCS; AC 1, okay; ROTATIONAL CONTROL POWER, DIRECTS, are OFF; SFACECR_FT CONTROL, CMC and AUTO again; SCS TVC's in RATE COIt4AND; TVC GIM_AL DRIVE's in ATYfO. And wait for 6 minutes. That was loss of signal right there.
LMP: Yes. Yes, that was it, babe.
UNKNOWN: That was _t! Lost it.
CDR: We're on our own now.
LMP: You see anything over the top, Tom?
CDR: No. Sure I'm not even going to look.
UNKNOWN: Did you hear that? Man, we iost them Jn a hurry.
UNKNOWN: Yes, it went off in a hub-ry. r'r", _, c II'_=LxlT I A I configuration
LMP: _ What's the in the flight plan for acquiring them around the other s_de; does it say, Tom? I'11 go into that - Oh, th_t's the high gain, right?
LMP: We'11 be in a special, attitude, and I'11 be able to pick them up high gain, right?
CDR: We roll iS{}, pitch - - And
LMP: then high gain.
CDR: - - pitch is minus _6, yaw _s zero.
UNKNOWN: VERB 64, acquire for _$FN. Okay, fine; I'm all set.
CDR: Okay, you've got a minus 86 degrees - -
LMP: I got it in there.
CDR: Okay. And m_nus - ys_ _s - is - -
CDR: - - minus 7. Okay. Now, let me s;_e Just - Again, the E_4S _s in, the RCS LOGIC - we got the heliur,_ - the pilot valves are in. All those good things are ia - -
CMP: Yes, all those th:ings are in because if they ain't, nothing happens.
UNKNOWN: Okay, we go_.the BUS TIES bo go over here.
CDR: Okay, and we got the BAT RELAY BUS and all those.
UNKNOWN: That's all in. F.verything that I can see over here is in that should be in.
CDR: Okay, we're up to 6 minute:;.
LMP: And, John; I'11 give you a call through mode ], mode 2, and - - . ,u I,._l '_ I I1--%1-- IDENTIAL J I _,_
CMP: A/righty. _9 36 PROCEED.
UNKNOWN: Okay. PJ,TE
LMP: And I got HIGH BIT to go over here.
CMP: Okay, babe; we're coming up to 6 mfnutes.
CMP: Now would be a good t_me.
LMP: Okay, let me verify that they go on. Okay, l's ON; let me check the other one. They're both ON, babe. CMP/CDR
UNKNOWN: We got the BUS TIES.
CDR: TVC SERVO P0_]R, AC1/iC_A ... in B.
CMP: Go. nu._:?,_r
CDR: ROTATLONAI, POWEt_ 2, AC.
UNKNOWN: AC.
CDR: ROTATIONAL CONTtOL nuz:_;:_r2 - ARMED.
CMP: Number 2's ARMED.
CDR: Okay. Another 5 mEnute.% to primary TVC check.
UNKNOWN: Roger. s3_ea'_and
CDR: You want to go be ahead of _t? Or not?
CMP: I don't see much sense in doing ft.
LMP: _ Oh, dear.
CDR: Okay, 5 minutes, Gt!?AL - - COIdl:!m F I'FI6[
UNKNOWN: PITCH MOTOR number ./ is coming ON, Gene-o.
LMP: Okay, stand by. Go. That's go.
CMP: YAW 1 is coming ON.
LMP: That's go.
CDR: TRANSLATIONAL CONTROL, elockwSse - -
CMP: TP_NSLATIONAL CONTROL, clockwise.
CDR: - - verify no MTVC.
CMP: We have no MTVC.
CDR: Cheek TVC - secondary TVC check; PITCH 2.
UNKNOWN: Coming ON, Oene-o.
CMP: YAW 2, coming OIL
CDR: And minus 17. CI,? --CO ..... 'TI I'11 1L] t,I '-a ---_l_l_llZl_lx. lTIA I Page45
LMP: That's got - -
UNKNOWN: ° The old b_g hell, babe. GPI to neutral.
CDR: GPI to neutral.
CMP: Go to zero.
CDR: ROTATIONAL CONTROL POWER, n_miber 2, AC/DC. AC/DC.
CMP: We checked the boresight star?
CDR: We don't have that?
CMP: Okay, AUTO gimba] check.
CDR: Okay. Oh, do you want one f_nal trim here?
LMP: No. We don't need that.
CMP: Yes. There you go.
CDR: Okay, ENTER?
CMP: ENTER.
UNKNOWN: You're hack in NEUTRAL on your controller, huh?
CDR: 204, ready?
CDR: Plus 2, minus 2, and zero. Plus 2, minus 2, and a zero.
UNKNOWN: I tell you; that mother rea]]y moves around_ doesn't it?
CMP: Trim that moves _t.
UNKNOWN: Okay, y'all. TM
CDR: 03:30. Okay, 6 ... 40 okay- i_OTATIOUAL CONTFOL · _'_A/I,f,IB. POWER, DIEECT, I
CMP: That's go.
UNKNOWN: SPS HELIUM VALVES, two, AUTO.
CMP: They are AUTO. LI_fIT CYCLE switch to OFF.
CDR: LIMIT CYCLE switch is OFF. FDAI is what you wanted?
CMP: Yes. GDC ALIGN, right?
CDR: Yes, GDC ALIGN.
CMP: I've got 351 here, now.
CDR: Coming _n.
CDR: _,{AG's, three, ATT I/RATE 2. Okay.
UNKNOWN: Okay, m_nus 2 minutes_ John.
LMP: Still don't see nothing, huh, Tom?
CDR: Shit, no! And I don't care to see anything now. Not much to see - -
LMP: Okay, your trim's set, John?
UNKNOWN: Yes. 0.95 minu._;0.177
LMP: Was it plus and a
UNKNOWN: Okay. A NORMAL.
CDR: Okay, at 2 mfnutes, DELTA-V THRUST, and B,
UNKNOWN: A, NORMAL, right?
CDR: A, NORMAL_ You can get the guard up on B.
UNKNOWN: Sure Js gettJpg bright out there. ] got the moon's reflect _d surface in the LM window. I can sec it in the LM window, the overhead w[ndow. --I & I I
UNKNOWN: It's down there, babe.
CDR: Okay, 2 minutes, DELTA-V THRUST, A, NORMJtL; TR32iSLATIONAL CONTROL POWER, ARr_D.
CMP: TP3£_SLATIONAL CONTROL POWER is ARC,SOD.
LMP: Look at the size of - -
CMP: ROTATIONAL CONTROL PO%_ER is AR_,_D. Okay, at 30 seconds - -
CDR: You don't have the TRANSI,ATION ARIiED.
CMP: Yes, it is. No, there you go.
CDR: Oka$_, at 30 seconds, EMS, NORMAL, and DELTA - EM_ DELTA-V, NORMAL, and HIGtl BlT RATE.
LMP: Okay, I'm rea(ly for it. God, that moon _s beautiful; we're right on top of it - -
CDR: Oh_ shit!
LMP: God dsa_g. We're right on top of it. I can see it - -
CDR: Oh, shit; Johnl It's looks like a big plaster of par_s cast.
UNKNOWN: I c__n see it r_;flectcd, babe - right in the LM overhead window.
CDR: Ok;_._, let's get busy - -
LMP: Okay, let's get this burn off. How much time?
CDR: 1 m lnute and - -
LMP: 1 r_inute and 20, right? Okay.
UNKNOWN: You _ot it, Tom?
CDR: You de,au right I got it. ,t_ rk i'_'l A I ·.-_,,",,,k iI-'lr-_[TklTI /, I ,, --
LMP: Oh, I do, too.
CDR: Okay, let's keep looking then.
LMP: My God, that's _neredib]e.
CDR: It looks like we're close - -
LMP: That's incredible.
CDR: It does look like we're - well, we're about 60 miles, I guess.
CDR: Okay_ 1 minute. Okay, let's go.
LMP: It does look - look gray, doesn't it?
CDR: Okay, 30 seconds; we'11 get DELTA-V, NORMAL.
CMP: Yes, and don't forget the IIIGH BIT RATE. Coming up - -
CDR: HIGH BIT RATE.
CMP: - - coming up when_:vcr you go to DELTA-V, NOP_IAL.
CDR: Shit, baby; we have arrived - It's a big gray plaster of paris thing - -
LMP: Oh, my God, that's incredible.
CDR: Okay, let's keep going; we've got to watch this bear here.
CMP: Put your head back in the cockpit, Gene-o.
LMP: Look at that I
CDR: Let's go.
LMP: Okay, I'm ready.
CDR: Okay, the HIGH TIT RATE, go ahead; hit it.
UNKNOWN: HIGH BIT RAT}']- -
CDR: Okay, 22 seconds. Standing by to push the THRUST ON. 18 seconds. Get your watch; we're si] set, babe - - CO? Fi,7.,'E:i..i II/ ,k ---","_N IEIr,,r'l,,l'l'l _ L
CMP: Ali set.
CDR: - - Count us down, Gcne-o. DELTA-V to NORMAL; rechecked. Everything is good. DELTA - -
LMP: 10 seconds.
CDR: - - Okay, and get that 0_ _n 3 seconds .... DELTA-V.
CDR: - - 7 - -
LMP: 5 seconds.
CDR: 5, PROCEED, 3, 2, 1 -
UNKNOWN: Okay, we're burning; you got good valves.
CDR: Okay, bank the DELTA-V - -
LMP: You got four good valves; you got four good valves. HELIX4 VALVES are CLOSED, you got four good valves.
CDR: Guidance ]_OOhS !_d.
LMP: Guid_ncc looks good. Boy, it's a soft burn r_ght now. Come on, balance up, you mother. It's 15 seconds into the burn; she ought to start halanci_.o now. Okay, and - -
CMP: It's on now.
CMP: - - chamber pressure's 95. Okay, all my pressures looking are good, babe.
UNKNOWN: 75, 80, 85_ 90 - -
LMP: Okay, we burn _t for 30 ... on the A.
CMP: - - we better start balcmc_ng that - the oxidizer here.
CDR: Good, eve_yth_/:'s lo('
UNKNOWN: Okay, !ng good - -
CDR: Do you want - - CO,
LMP: - - pressures are still good.
CDR: Looking goo5 at 30 seconds. EMS is az_reeing with the G&N.
LMP: Okay, she's b':'lancJng up n.icely.
CMP: Okay, chamber pressure's 97 - -
CDR: Holding steady.
CMP: - - and holding steady, and it Jumped about 4 when it turned on the second bank. Gimbal motors is GO.
LMP: Okay, four good banks, helium pressure's GO, and - fuel oxidizer pressures are GO.
CDR: Gimbal motors have settled down a little bit.
LMP: Balancing up reEJ[ nice, John. The PUGS is working after 30 seconds. I turned it on. Looking good.
C: Okay. Okay.
CMP: 98 ps_. That's GO.
LMP: Helium pressures good.
CDR: How's the nitrogen ...?
CMP: Okay, that ch_?it,crpressure's coming up; now it's 1639. still an_
LMP: I'm looking, good here. I got four valves tank pressures are GO.
CDR: You
CMP: 9_ne roil is tr_mming out a little. How's _our regulator pressure - -
LMP: 1 m_nute 30 seconds into burn; we've got a - Regu!ated pressures ail good.
CDR: Things are looking good. I _, ,L.,., f*.l nl 1 I/-%L
LMP: Okay, John_ we're coming up at 0]:40 at the eno of mode 1.
UNKNOWN: Okay. no-maz_'s
LMP: Okay, we're in land; 01:40; and everything's looking good.
CMP: Our ch_nber pressur+'s up to 101 now.
CDR: 04:14 to go.
UNKNOWN: Okay, babe; let's get by 2 minutes. We're in no-man's land; everything's looking good.
LMP: Everything's looking good. 01:55.
LMP: Boy, it's a nice soft burn; keep burning, baby - -
UNKNOWN: 2 minutes. MD_RK. 2. 2.
LMP: We're into mode Okay, we're _nto mode
LMP: She's going on the INCREASE; I'm going to bal_ce back the other way.
CDR: Okay_ I'm looking at the burn and what wc have to do- It'11 be 50.
LMP: Okay, all my pressures here are holding good, John.
C: Holding good here. We're up to 102 psi - cha_nber pressure. That ]itt]e baby's getting better and better.
CDR: 18 6 ... go. ]8 7 ... - -
UNKNOWN: Come on, baby. Balance back down; balance back down - -
UNKNOWN: You aplmoaching crossover yet, Gene-o? ^ i_
UNKNOWN: - - balance back down - No, I'm only at 72 percent, but I can't get that son of a bitch to balance back down. Here it comes. Come on, baLy.
UNKNOWN: Don't lean on - -
UNKNOWN: 70 percent. Everything's looking good here.
CDR: 3 minutes - to burn.
CDR: If the G&N's r_ght, we'11 burn -
LMP: Coming up to 3 m_nutes, John.
UNKNOWN: 3 55 .--
CDR: ... 5 56.
CMP: Mark it, 3 m_nutes.
UNKNOWN: Come on, baby. Get that thing going.
UNKNOWN: Yaw's off in roll. See that?
CDR: Yes, I saw that, John.
UNKNOWN: Okay, we're up to 102 pounds now. Son of a gun's Just getting better all the time. i
CMP: That's the roll thruster firillg to brSng it back in.
LMP: Okay, your - all your pressures are looking good right now. Except I can't get that increase now. Come on, baby. I don't want to switch to secondary valve yet, because it's not off that fa_.
CDR: What secondary valve? Don't go on a backup.
UNKNOWN: ° No_ no, it's still slowly in the - Everything's looking good; you're at 3 minutes and coming up on 20 seconds.
CDR: Co_m!n_,up - coming up to 2 m_nutes to go, John. It's looking 5ood. Beautiful, baby. (..._iNI II.J[-jM I/-kL _ · ! r- a .m II i
CDR: _ My God, there it is.
CDR: Oh, you'd better believe it.
LMP: There it is, is right - -
CDR: Strangest looking son of a bitch I've ever seen.
CMP: Isn't that weird?
CDR: Okay, let's go. 2 minutes to go. Looking good.
UNKNOWN: Okay, all yo_r valves are st_)l good. 102.
CDR: 2.
LMP: 102 on the psi.
CDR: %'m estimating that the O&N is going to be about - -
LMP: Okay, we're at crossover right now on the - on the propellants. attentio_-_
CMP: OKay, and don't pay any to what it's - - - .....
CDR: Don't wor_7; we're about ... - -
CMP: ]02.
CDR: I'm going to estimate 5 plus; 58 for the burn.
UNKNOWN: Okay. Okay, there's _ minutes and coming up on 15 seconds.
LMP: Oh, would you believe it? There's the lunar horizon.
CDR: Okay, how's the - propellant tanks are looking good.
LMP: Everything's looking good, babe.
CMP: Helium's up to )03. 104.
CDR: First I've heard of a bloody entine going up - -
UNKNOWN: Okay, there's - - h'FID
CDR: .....
UNKNOWN: - - ...
CDR: Okay, we're getting down to 1 minute to go and - guidance is fantastic.
UNKNOWN: Just beautiful. Just beautiful.
CDR: Beautiful guidance; you couldn't ask for any better.
CMP: It's solid as a rock.
UNKNOWN: _ Tank pressures are looking gooi.
CDR: Okay, good. Fuel is holding good, Gene-o.
UNKNOWN: Everything's looking good, babe. You're well into
CDR: Good, okay. Good. I'm going to say that it'11 be
CMP: 4 ... but that chamber pressure's - - -
CDR: ... that we have on ...
LMP: Okay, there's 5 minutes, babe.
CDR: I'm standing by on the valves, John.
CDR: 49 seconds to go.
LMP: We're pulling (laughter) 0.2 or 0.3 of a g, I can't - -
CDR: hO seconds to go. Okmy.
CMP: 5, h -
CDR: 30 secon_ to go. Estimating at 5 plus 56 .
LMP: Going to close this th_ng. Get _t closed before we shut down.
CDR: 20 seconds, babe.
CDR: Stand by for the valves. 18, 17, 16, 15, 14, 13, 12, 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, i -
CDR: Shut - SECO - valves ... - -
LMP: There's all four valves CLOSED, HELIUM VALVES are CLOSED. Everything's GO.
CDR: GIMBAL MOTORS, OFF. TVC SERVO PCWER, OFF.
LMP: %_awl Babe, I think we's here.
UNKNOWN: BUS TIES, OPEN.
CDR: BUS TIES, OPEN.
LMP: _ Okay, BUS TIES.
CDR: BMAG's, RATF, 2. _MS to STAL_DBY. Okay, you want to take the readings on the - -
UNKNOWN: Minus 7 on E!_t$.
CDR: Minus 7 (coughing).
UNKNOWN: Okay, let ma - let me read that stuff. Let ma take that stuff.
CMP: (Sigh)
LMP: %That is it? Minus 7?
LMP: l,_at was the burn t_mc, Tom?
CDR: The total burn t_me - - 4' CONI:
LMP: Yes. a/id
UNKNOWN: - - was 5 minutes 56 seconds.
UNKNOWN: Minus 7 on EMS. I'11 turn it OFF.
UNKNOWN: what? Give it? What was it?
CDR: Hot t_mc: 05:56.
UNKNOWN: I mean, what was the EMS?
UNKNOWN: Okay, well, let's proceed out of here, huh?
CDR: Let's proceed ... PROCEED.
LMP: What was the EMS? Okay. Give l_le- give me those. Plus 0.1, residuals are - -
CDR: Okay, go to ...
UNKNOWN: was DELTA-Vc, John?
CMP: Minus 7. Minus
UNKNOWN: 7?
LMP: Not 0.7, but 7?
C: _ 7.
CDR: 7 - 7.0.
CDR: Go to wide deadha_]d.
C: We didn't use much gas on that
UNKNOWN: Oh, m_I Oh, man, look at t?iosc sha]2ow craters. C(")l-q FIi F[xJTIA I
UNKNOWN: LFID
UNKNOWN: smoley!
LMP: I guess we has arrived.
CDR: You'd better believe it.
CMP: I'11 tell you something. By God, they are cratersl
CDR: Yes. They sure don't look like it, but they're ... shit ! guys.
CMP: Get some pictures _ you
CDR: Here. I've got ...
CDR: Put th_s watch up over there, ...
CMP: Okay; now, let's make sure we've got everything shut off.
CDR: Okay, yes. chambers
CMP: GI_BAL MOTORS are OFF. _%]e THRUST are OFF; the LOGIC is OFF; the TVC SERVO POWER's OFF - You got the BUS TIES, OFF, Gene? kno,,'.
LMP: What's - At - at I - we're crossing 150 at 75:53, which we already did, so - Son of a b_tch - we're way over here somewhere.
CMP: That's the weirdest-]ooking surface - there's some color in that.
CDR: There's the co]erin C - it's a brownish gray.
CDR: It's a brownish gray, o]d buddy. though,
LMP: Like a big sandbox, isn't it? Yes.
LMP: We is at the moon s fellows! Can you believe that?
CDR: Yes, I can believe it.
CMP: It's a brownish gray. 60
UNKNOWN: miles?
CDR: And I don't see a level spot in the whole thing. Yes, I guess we might be down close.
CMP: It's fascinating - -
UNKNOWN: Well - what do we do now? (Laughter) Read the flight plan, I guess.
CDR: Yes, a]right. Let's get back with it. Okay transfer VERB 66 ENTER, when you finish that thing up real fast? Okay? PROCEEI).
CMP: We got it.
CDR: Oh, did you put a VERB 46 in after that?
CDR: You wc,
CMP: Yes. I was just - that the second check.
CDR: J_old cut-off attitude to 76:00; we're already there. We've got the burn rc.siduals?
CMP: sor::eotLei'
UNKNOWN: %'hen we got to get attitudes.
CDR: Okay ?,, at (_:. 0_0,_e_,r t_; _)_tchi_ the same it'_ s 22_ '_ s, _d yaw _. three z_os. All we got to do is roil 180. VERB 21; ENTER. Just use - -
CMP: Well, let's Just roll 180, huh?
CDR: Yes. Look. There you go. Oh, TRANSLATION CONTt_OL to LOCK.
LMP: Would you believe it? (Sigh) What about _ : ..!hera? Try to f_gure out where the hell we are while you guys are doing that.
CDR: Really, I - I don't th_nk you can tell what we're at right now. Until we get acclimated to the thing. We're going to roll 180.
CMP: Man_ that is utterly unbelievable!
LMP: * Isn't that - isn't that something? _en I first saw that reflectin c _n that LM window, I et _ut c_le unglued]
CMP: I Just don't know what to think of that. Th_t's Just fa_ltastic!
LMP: I about c_ae un - Look at this! Oh, ]ook! Give me that camera, Tom- -
CDR: _ Are we at America?
CDR: _ We're at _aerica, aren't we? Take pictures of that thing.
LMP: Give me that cs_L_'ra.
CDR: }_ere, take - -
CMP: I - should I be u:;_ng this one, I wond_r?
CDR: Don't get much of the horizon.
UNKNOWN: Don't g_:t much of the horizon. CO L
P: go6o
LMP: The what,? Don't get much of t_orizon?
CDR: Take the slide out.
LMP: I should probably have the other lens right hr re.
CMP: By golly, that's fascinatingl
CDR: That stuff looks gray. It was brownish gray.
LMP: It was brownish gray to me.
CDR: It's brownish gray.
LMP: Oil, what the bell's wrong with it? What the hell is wrong with it?
CMP: You've got to fix it. God larm it, that slide -
UNKNOWN: The son-of-a-bitch camco'a, I took the slide out.
UNKNOWN: It's that damn tiling; you've got to wind it, remember? You got to cock the film - -
CDR: And it's in black and white - -
CDR: Here. Let me show you.
UNKNOWN: that one, Gene-o.
CDR: Then ... this one. You wired it for red.
CMP: Okay. Whe_ do we get AOS, Gene-o?
LMP: At 22.
CDR: ... white. Okay, you're all set.
CMP: Shoot, I want to take -
CDR: Okay, we have AOS at 76:22. Okay?
CMP: Just not much of the horizon there, Gene-o.
LMP: I'_t_ing emy of it, beeau_e I don't see it. _ink it looks bluish gray. s/1
UNKNOWN: By God, we're satisfied _t's got co]or f:: i_ or some kind - -
CDR: ... color.
CMP: ·.. brownish to mc. gray.
UNKNOWN: It's a brownish
CMP: I agree with Tom; I th_l_k it's got a litt]* brawn in it - -
CDR: It's brownish gray. Very litt]e - occasio=nl white, but mostly br_._nish gray. And I would say =he - the gray predominates - it's 50/50. Hey, as wa're ezming to right-side up, it's easier to shoot, ga:_-p-
LMP: Okay. I think - Do we want this lens that - Lock
LMP: out the _:ap. You can - _c,.f_-e!con to work trying - -
LMP: ... ! got - -
CDR: - - to get this on - -- fZ:=tin£
LMP: Hey, look at - loch at this thing that's with us out th_s window, Tom. See it?
CDR: Yes, I've seen it. It's a big bubble.
UNKNOWN: A big bubble right with us.
CMP: It's a what? A what?
CDR: A bubble-
CMP: Take a pictur-c of thai;.
LMP: A bubble.
CDR: Well_ there's a bubble from - probably f_oi: =[: urin · T_-
CDR: - - or something. And then there's a - -
LMP: I imagine people will th_nk it's a - You want to try this?
CDR: No - -
LMP: See if I can navigate and find out where we are.
CMP: See what VERB 82 says, and write that down.
CMP: That should be a little better this time - -
UNKNOWN: me get that in so I can put it in the post- burn report - - hell
CMP: - - 6. 169.1 by 59.6. Now, where the is it? 1 - 165.
LMP: God_ it's brown all around that crater there, I swear.
UNKNOWN: 1.1 by 59.6.
LMP: The only thing I didn't ]_ke about the whole operation is the unbalanced Miekey Mouse - I never could catch up with it.
CDR: Making sure we got a ...
CMP: Well, did you get - -
LMP: You see, it wcrlt _nbalanced at BOO, and then I put decrease, and then I get it to neutra] , and then I stopped Jr; and then it went way up and I never could catch up with _t.
CDR: Okay, why don't we time - We've got a t_me hack back there, two pages back.
C: Okay, the - this heli_:_ pressure went from like 98 to 100 - -
LMP: Let _me write that down,here.
CMP: - - and 3- It was doing it throughout the burn, Just beautiful. And then - with a notab]e increase -
LMP: Oh, hell there. Okay, I'11 Just pass ... all I know - -
CDR: ... By God, I'11 get that from Jack Schmitt. And I'11 clue you. 5.6 now ...
CDR: Hey, you shoot_ng at 5.6, Gene-
LMP: Yes, I hope so. Well,
CDR: it had about f:11 there, when it got - Okay. definitely ... volcanism.
LMP: W]tere? you? See that white mound out there?
CDR: ... That's d_ _3n]te vo]e_mism ... - -
CMP: ... and there isn't color in that; _t's black and white.
LMP: It's b]ack and (laughter) - Oh, Tom, give mc that thing. Let me get this - let me get this f>_zh crater. }{old on here. This set? You should see this little whSte one down there.
CDR: That's probably ... l_ttle white one on the pe_<.
LMP: Can you see that? I'm looking r_ght d_rectly at it.
UNKNOWN: Yes, I got it. Okay.
UNKNOWN: That does look like a fresh volcanism because it's
UNKNOWN: Yes, it's black in there. CO ..... E!'-!TIAL. klI;l% w_wn
LMP: I gu's" we get rolle%l over, we'11 be better than old - This is the first t_me we'11 be sitting upright that we know of.
CMP: Here you are.
CDR: What's this? You got the slide in?
LMP: It's right in here, Tom. Right there. Look at that ridge; it sits right on the ridge, too.
UNKNOWN: My gosh, we ain't very high, you guys.
LMP: We don't look it, do we?
CMP: It doesn't look at all high to me (laughter).
CDR: Wait until we get down to 10 000 feet.
LMP: Holy smoley_ down around 10 m_les, you're going to - -
CMP: These mountainz look like they'11 reach right t_p here at us. I never saw anythin[j ... This is a little bitty planet, for crying out ]oud.
LMP: It sure is. It sure is.
UNKNOWN: Okay, let'a go ahead. Let's get going; we've got a lot of things to do in the flight plan yet.
CMP: I don't know what they ali are. _hlere is the flight plan?
UNKNOWN: Okay_ and give me that thing, azld see if I can help ua find out where we are. Okay, I've got the S-band set up to - -
CDR: Okay, we'11 take it. Let me get a time hack back here for these danm things, Gene-o. The time we started at 150 west, 75:52 - -
LMP: _ I already got that on t}_ere. 75:53, the second one. C CON
UNKNOWN: Okay, we done thri part.
UNKNOWN: You're still going backwards, right?
LMP: Oh, my gol]yl
CDR: We're still going backwards, okay. Now_ it's - At 70, we initiate ORB real - right away 76:17, ORB rate 350, ORDEAL. Let's get the ORDEAL go!' _. Let's go to LUNAR and 60 by 170 over the , John. I'11 get it. Let's go to POWER on the LLq_AR, take an average ...
CMP: Okay, I'11 align the GDt to IMU.
CDR: Yes, align the GDt to II,fUand go to close rate. Then you want to call up VERB 82 - 83, right? I wonder what day _t is?
LMP: They know we're here, because they would have off your hands, Tom?
CDR: The stuff get your DAP at 315 ... 214. You wsnt me
UNKNOWN: Go ahead. You want me to c<t it? Yes, d_d_'t
UNKNOWN: the only ds_nn th_ng I like about that
CDR: It looks like we've got sot_<'pretty phenomenal hardware.
LMP: God dang, that thing looks ...
CMP: It's smooth as slik. our
LMP: I wonder what nominal percentage is down there on the ...
CMP: Enough to ... you back.
UNKNOWN: got 39 percent.
UNKNOWN: That _ alrigbt.
UNKNOWN: I thought we__,r le o_ingf_47 percent in the SIM's _le've
UNKNOWN: thought we were used to looking at 47 percent?
CDR: Okay, John, we got to go through - We're coming
CDR: Okay. Pitch down to 315 ORDEAL.
UNKNOWN: Okay; But that's all slipped Il minutes because
CDR: Yes. That's 76:27. 13 minutes ...
UNKNOWN: I'm or] the midd]e of the ...
CDR: (Sigh)
UNKNOWN: Pitch down to where? Okay, that's - -
CDR: Okay, what am I pitching to?
CDR: We need to pitch down to 315 inersh for ORDEAL.
UNKNOWN: ... inertia] ....
CDR: ... neecl to p_tch do_,n.
UNKNOWN: _ Got the right what? to
CDR: So we're going be upside down coming around the - -
UNKNOWN: Disagrees- This is 37 percent at tb_s temperature
CDR: So_ :_'we rollcJ 180, ri6hL? -NTI/',L
UNKNOWN: Yes. · _
CDR: Then we will swing down through the straight vertieal; right, babe?
LMP: Yes. ·
CDR: Then we'11 come over like that.
CDR: Until we come into that ... i I
CDR: Alright?
LMP: Yes,
UNKNOWN: ° Get some pictures of this, while we're pitching over; we'11 probably never do this again.
LMP: Yes, okay. Want to try that other ]ens or do you want to use this one entire]y?
CDR: It's the wc_rdest thing I ever saw in my life. Th_s is worth the price, boy.
LMP: Isn't it? I'11 tell you - 60 miles looks like you're awful close to me.
CDR: Do you recognize any stuff I got you?
CMP: Yes. There's the Tal]s2mtc?lie Bridge.
UNKNOWN: you find it?
UNKNOWN: Yes. That's my big basin. It is a b_g basin! Look at those sides!
UNKNOWN: Where you lc,oking, on the - -
CMP: R_thert!. CO Day
CDR: Stth_, at whole th_ng?
UNKNOWN: Yes, that whole great big thing.
UNKNOWN: What latitude is that at, babe?
UNKNOWN: I don't know; I have no idea where we're at.
LMP: I should have - I - I should get my lunar - lunar chart. I've got it marked a little bit more. This is - th_s is - this is where the target of opportunity.
CDR: When we have to be there?
UNKNOWN: Would you believe where we are, guys?
CDR: Huh? Yes, ... at.
UNKNOWN: Would you believe where the hell we are?
UNKNOWN: I agree with you.
CDR: Old Jack will flip Just over that one volcano.
LMP: Tom_ get that one right there. It was sure black, wasn't it? We're going backwards. Let m see what the hell we're looking at? I wish - -
CMP: At least take some of that in co]or, so it shows up in color.
CMP: That what-you-call-it.
LMP: We come back around Just the same. We
CDR: need that 250?
CMP: How's the water bo_]er doing there_ Gene-o, bale?
LMP: The water boiler's not yet becau.:c, we still got good temperatures.
CDR: Wonder what the temperatures are. Hey, there's another little one for Jack to look at. We're going to keep him busy for years.
UNKNOWN: Oh, give me - give me this one. This has got a - this has got a raw - it looks like a rocky basin in it. On this crater here, Tom. Where is 315 ORDEAL, Tom?
CDR: Let me check it. Right around here.
UNKNOWN: should be up to 70 - 3, You got that set up on ORDEAL?
CDR: Yes. on_
CMP: Why's this here doing it_ too? 2's P©rER's !.!'S,OFF? mean - EMS - I ORDEAL? I got the power to it in LUNAR.
LMP: Why, those sides don't look - look rocky_ you can
CDR: It could be.
UNKNOWN: Hey, what's going on there?
UNKNOWN: 263.
CDR: YOU see INERTIAL is about equal to ORB rate there: babe. I'm so stuff's
UNKNOWN: coming backwards, this got to be - -
CDR: That's right. Look at - -
LMP: - - over here.
CMP: Thai, ha'?m_ ]jl.L_c wor_
CDR: Yes, I undersLm_d. Yo_l guys -_"You see_ we're going to be going upside do_zn; we're now going straight down over 'the subso]Jr l_O[_t.
LMP: We certainly in hell ought to be able to pick out - Tom, you knott that )unar nlap we got in that case? If you could reach kip and gra]) that for me, that's a - then we'd each have one, and that's - our LM lunar map. Y don't me.a_iour strip chart, but I mean the - -
CMP: Give me - give me - give me a - give me a - give me a - a tb_ng.
LMP: That?
CDR: The camera, Go. Neper when we come* arounJ on
CMP: I'11 get ii,, Tom. Where __s that thing? In here somewhe re ?
CDR: Yes, it's right in there. I want to see this one.
CMP: _r_at's black - -
CDR: There's stuff in there.
UNKNOWN: That's black stuff, ] eau ._:eeit from here.
CMP: That block - -
CDR: I've got another o_ - Hold it, John. I got a good one for Gene - ]Iold that. Yes, it's black aa hell in some of that stuff.
LMP: Ever see amything ]_ke tb_s in your life?
CMP: (Laughter) Obviously r_ot!
CDR: We're coming 12p to the subsolar point. Okay.
UNKNOWN: Okay. ENTIAL.
CMP: That d'3nn_thing right _e i.q nothing but a big a_mn hill that 't_ looks like - -
CDR: Oh, look at that!
CMP: - it looks like one of the volcanos in Arizona!
CDR: Tt.at one over t? re.
UNKNOWN: There's another fresh one, Tom. Let me _et th_s fresh one over here with this - -
CDR: Yes, I've got one now.
CMP: Watch for the horizon, babe.
CDR: I don't ev_ . :ave the horizon - -
LMP: What happens if you get the horizon in? m
CMP: They take off points.
LMP: Well, here's a rim crater on a rim crater. This is the one I wcmt to track, yes.
UNKNOWN: When does Houston s_'D?o;ed to come into view?
CDR: Oh, look at that! What's that big crater oyez' thci'c?
CMP: We!l, when's AOS, you guys? (Laughter)
UNKNOWN: At 22. t?.[_:kthe Houston,
CDR: I best th_ng to say - ... te]]
UNKNOWN: Here, you want th_s? I'm going to try and find out - We're at the subsolar point. God dang, you can't really see much! Look atl Get that one st_a3j)_t down, Tom_ at sut_solar. Can you see that ]Itt]e white one?
CDR: I've got it.
UNKNOWN: John, where would you say suL_olar is on there? In longitude?
CMP: Babe, now, don't - don't be asking me things like that, I can't - - C TIAL
LMP: It muot be_ about 90 de ,_, huh?
CDR: Yes _h. lat do we have - We'ixe in PGNS to reacquire?
CDR: Let's stand by to give them the burn. And also, to tell them that we have arrived. John. Jazz? You say when. Give me the flight plan, You got it in here? You keep the NAV, I'11 take the flight.
CDR: Okay, you can stop them pretty soon, John.
CDR: Okay. ._
CDR: Keep it upside down. And should be going right down the Apo!lo Zone.
LMP: We ought to be looking coming - We're still going backwards _
CMP: You got your t_ek-tock goisg there? Do you know what time it is from when we started 150 west?
UNKNOWN: I didn't time it, babe, but - I know the time. I know that the time's on the chart at 53 _ is at ?5:53. I marked it on there.
CDR: 75:53; and at 23, it will be 30 minutes after that, right?
CDR: Where do we start? There's 10 minutes, 20 minutes; okay, here's where we should be coming up to rig_t now. 30 minutes, r_ght here. Okay. Of course, wc corn/rig- upside are we're dowu_, right? Going forwards.
UNKNOWN: Yes. Look at %hat ?_,_::t, look at t}_t thing there?
UNKNOWN: Yes. NTIAL - - - ----,1_--
UNKNOWN: Hey, that's sc::ethi_'t it?
CDR: Here's a_lother vo]cano for - for Jack to look at. There's no doubt that there's a - -
LMP: There's two of them. See them together?
CDR: We got - -
CMP: Oh, no, that doesn't - that's not - that little white one, Tom?
CDR: Yes, I was wondering - -
UNKNOWN: That - that with all those rays; that's got to be an impact crater or something like that, I'11 bet.
CDR: But why is it going up high?
CMP: Well, I can't tel2 that it is, looking down at the subsolar,
CDR: Okay, stop it, JosS.
UNKNOWN: Yes. We're stopped_
LMP: Hey, John? Yoo ought to be able to see a big, big Neper on your left somewhere.
CDR: Did you put us in 10-degree deadband?
LMP: Yes. Is it over against it?
CDR: Yes. Th,! other way in yaw.
LMP: Has it fired much? C_ you tei]?
CMP: No, the water boiler should have stopped. I don't think I'm going to get any sleep tonight. Jesus sorpething Chris6, that's (laughter). You k_ow, if this rendezvous and all that stuff works Jnst like it's supposed to, this is going to be one hell of a lot of fun. If it don't, shit.
LMP: Minus 47 a_ld 237, huh? ].80, 210, 240, 237, so that woald be r_ght a_out there. We just lost contact, by the way.
LMP: Soon as we come around again, we gob a P27 update?
UNKNOWN: Oh, shit; they said we'd go into REACQ mode, and then you - then you maneuver.
UNKNOWN: No, that's supposed to be a l_tt]c later, because 10 minutes later. We're not - we're sti]l in the deadband, aren't we? In the - thing, more or less?
LMP: See any Ofrl Scouts or anything down there?
CMP: No, but you can ... the horizon with no sweat.
LMP: Yes. Shit, yes, babe. Hey, ]et mc esl: you a question. Where do you suppose a p]amet like this comes from? Do you suppose it broke away from the - away from the earth like a lot of people say?
CMP: Don't ask me, babe - -
LMP: It sure looks different.
UNKNOWN: - - I ain't no cosmo)ogist. I don't care noth_nc about that.
LMP: Sure looks d_fferent.
UNKNOWN: I Just know we'r_ heru '_,2 it's tremendous to be here.
LMP: Yes, but think about where it al]. started.
CMP: By God, Just think of where we're all [_oing, though, one of these days. This is just the beginning. _,;e have to C' t rid of that crap first. There must be some real smart folks out there. God, they sure keep a b_uach of stars out there for them. You realize these are the first dark we've been in since weq left that damn planet. First time I ever felt _, could target un from r_ght back there to be 60 miles warm a o_k. _ he_ above the moon. That's '_'_.°z' .t-re,C-the
C: %Eaen we do the ian_mar Fk_ _]rq_ 11_ tracK_lng ,re.... g a t 9 .--I jun flight plato; you got a P52 - Let's see, we had a P27 update after we acrtu_re , ... a]so on this next pa.ca. And we've got to marleuv_:'z' to the attituc_. R_ght? CO.Nr:I-lm,, Tt^ "--. _ . . .. ._ CO
UNKNOWN: it is_ right ther_ There's acquisition. minutes That's all 10 late, thouch. See, I've got the antenna in REACQ to see when we've picked it up. It's still sleep attitude, isn't it?
UNKNOWN: Okay, we're going to sec whether the antenna will pick up in REACQ again.
UNKNOWN: ..., what was that?
CDR: It's the sunlight - -
UNKNOWN: Son of a bitch, I'11 tell you, when it gets light, it gets light (laughter). That's earlier than they said (laughter) sunrise - that's earlier than they said sunrise was going to be. That's what I said l_'.,' before. When it got dark, _t got dark Just that. When it gets light, it gets light - -
UNKNOWN: It's the only stuff I enjoy eat_n.j on this whole
LMP: No, no, it's Just blackn _s. We cam't see it yet.
CDR: This is a sleep attitude and you don't see too much attitude. with sleep
UNKNOWN: whet the hell is the sun doing here?
UNKNOWN: Huh? It's early according to their next sunrise. Does that disturb you?
UNKNOWN: (Laughter) I'11 tell you. When ;,'c
UNKNOWN: _ That's what it did before. went _n tt_e
UNKNOWN: Yes_ _. I don't r_)er that - -
LMP: I do, and when we came in - -
CDR: - - I was busy doing something else.
LMP: - - when we came in the sunrise, it was the smne thing.
CMP: ... see what those attitudes were ... time.
UNKNOWN: Oh, it was 77:51. They were right on tne money. Tom, turn your - your lights on, will you? You turned all your DSKY lights and everything off.
LMP: Better.
CDR: Okay, take a look at the flight plan, and ...
LMP: Okay, we ought to be coming over.
LMP: Okay, nothing between now and when acquire. God damn, can you see the moon? We're here.
CMP: (Laughter) ... we're going to matte it.
CDR: Isn't that great?
CMP: Thav's great. You guys have done good.
UNKNOWN: It's down there, but I don't know where the he]l it _s.
UNKNOWN: I feel happy as I'l] be tomorrow when I see you come back through that hole. Down there.
LMP: Yes_ there ain't - you can look ahead. We got a P27_ you want to check in the h_gh gain, then we got a P27, then you ms_euver for high-gain antenna for observation and then P30 - P52.
CMP: We got a lot of wor_ to do yet.
CDR: Yes, it's going to be a long d_y. Everybody finished with this food? Put it back in tlc p]astic bag ...
CMP: I already ... CO L I'11 f,ot
CMP: som_ water.
CDR: How did yon ]_ke that ...?
CMP: ] hope - I hope we stage that good for two more burns.
UNKNOWN: You know, I - I wonder what our propella_lt quantity was supposed to be. I thought _t was supposed to be 70 - 47 percent after LOI 1.
CDR: Don't think - it could be.
CDR: Not .with this total mass on board.
CMP: I thought - no, I thought - -
UNKNOWN: That's what we were seeing in the simulator.
UNKNOWN: Listen, we're at - we're Just ... 40 percent and if both helium tanks crap out now, which they won't - because they're not near as - ... what k_nd - You know, we could get out of our orbit, go home, do the rescue, _nd every other detainthing.
UNKNOWN: ... on helium - now - -
CDR: What have we got?
LMP: 1700. That _'onfon_m - I checked the chart - that percent. confirms the 37
CDR: ¥_lat did we start with? 3000?
CMP: We started with 3700. That could go to regulator pressures, pressure
CDR: ... would ... the burn. Okay.
CDR: At 78:30, you roll to 180 ....
UNKNOWN: No, make that 78:2t0 b_cau?e w don't acquire u:lti] 31, and t}/ey lza_itto check _?_ HIGH GAll? kEf_CO r::_e - - C
UNKNOWN: - - in the sleep attitude.
CDR: Yes, alright.
CMP: So those stars were checked off ...
UNKNOWN: We ought to b:: looking at slmrise right about now. No - no, I :'n't mean sunrise, I mean at 150 degrees.
CMP: We should?
LMP: Where is the moon? Does anyone know? You got it right there?
CDR: I got an ORB rate going. It's about right -- we're going to be pitching over again.
UNKNOWN: We're not pitching over yet, are we? still.
LMP: Okay, I put the time on here, John; if you want to try some.
CDR: The first t_me we'11 see if that's the top hatch, Oene-o.
UNKNOWN: Okay. John, 77:58:27, which is right. Now we're at 150.
CMP: Okay, let mc start my clock.
UNKNOWN: I _.ot mine started also.
CDR: Hell, look - down there, can't
CMP: Well, I don't knou. I'm not able to right this minute. That's what's bugging me.
LMP: Okay, we should be right over, what is that, /%nerica? XV.
CDR: We're goirlg backwards, aren't we, b_,e?
CDR: we're going backw,_and we're p_tched up. If you sue the way down, that ought_o get _t ...
CMP: Well_ I got it all the way down, babe.
CMP: I can't get there? Will I be able to get there pretty soon?
CDR: Yes, Just hold _t ...
CMP: Now, let's see; what's ... Oh_ shit. Well_ what wo_ld really be good ...
LMP: Hey, we're r_ght over America right now.
CMP: But we can't - we can't sec it. going
CDR: We're backwards°
CMP: Again, huh?
UNKNOWN: ... pitch it dow_] or up?
CDR: It'11 come in from the bottom up ...
CDR: (Coush) Actual]y, place
LMP: this appears at the first gIance to be friendlier than I thought it was. A little lonely, maybe. }_ut friendlier.
LMP: What is that, Tom? Let me ...
CMP: }{ere it comes.
LMP: Ckay_ I'11 g_Ve you a hack at - Of course, you got some crazy angle on it, huh?
UNKNOWN: IL ]0 mi/lutes, you shol]]d be - we].], cross]Dg 18,0. 4
CDR: Shit, I got - Look at this stuff out here.
LMP: Here's your ..., Tom.
CDR: Huh? Yes. I don't' guess ... Beautiful.
LMP: You should probably be almost right over America, Tom, if you Just passed it.
CDR: America's a big basin. I got a - -
UNKNOWN: Yes, you might be looking right in it and not be able to see it. See?
CDR: No, I'm not in a big basin. I got a huge crater out there. Take a look at it - -
LMP: Okay, you're - you're right in here somewhere, because I started the clock right here s_d you're at 10 minute_.
CDR: We yawed a little bit - -
LMP: So you're - you're only 3 minutes; so, hell, you're ....... right in here.
UNKNOWN: Is that _lerica? Well,
UNKNOWN: it's got to be eno_Lous, ba!_e. You're r_ght - you could be in _t and not know it. You could be in it and not know it. I
CDR: Have you got the even_ timer on? e_ui
LMP: No, but I - you can set it. Set it on _ minutes and I'11 start it for you.
UNKNOWN: _ That's right.
LMP: Go ahe_d, you look _d I'11 set it for you.
CDR: Now, where you first come around, it's a pure gray. When you first come around, it's a pure gray. There's; a big basin over there to n_v left. 4 minutes. Yes, we're going backwards. Huh? We're going backwards. I should be looking out to the ]e_.
UNKNOWN: Okay, t_mre's your clock. There's your dock. -'_,"_hluI_ r'hi'"'¥ N I ' -- age8: ]ook
CDR: I'm going to _ake a at that stuff, babe.
LMP: If you'd turn your body over, To:a, you can get - orient yourself.
LMP: _ Now look at the maiD. Turn your body over and orient your map. And now everything you see is on your right.
CMP: Give me - give me the - -
LMP: What do you need, John?
CMP: - - flight plan .... per second?
UNKNOWN: I wrote 5n AOq ... by the way. See, Tom, now you're going - you're ooln& · forward_ - now _ ' so -
CDR: What's that big one over there?
LMP: _ You ought to be - Sca of Moscow 'ought to be way over there. You're right Jn here somewhere, bah::,
CDR: That's what I'm looking a_. (;et out that other map. Yes, the otber mat_. here. enough.
UNKNOWN: Right But it won't look far You won't catch what you're seeing.
UNKNOWN: I think so. Auld, Jord, look at those peaks. Now, you might ought to be seeing something right in .teeing here. You might ought to be some of these, babe, right _n }]ere. T don't know. You're looking at _ minutes and 23 seconds. Halfway to the 10- minute marl:. It's 20 minutes; there's 10 minutes.
CDR: I've go& it.
UNKNOWN: Where are you? You see, we're yawed to the r:]ght. You got this do_ble thing he_e_ you got a hole here, a crater .)loopers here, and you got those two there, and one C TIAL up here, and two on the side, and two dimples. Right here we are. That's I×-A.
UNKNOWN: Let me see, you got IX-A?
CMP: Put your finger there.
CDR: IX-A. I'11 take a shot of it if you got the -
LMP: Where's - You want that? Don't you want the other lens on there? Where's the other lens?
CDR: What lens?
CDR: I gave it to you. other lens?
CDR: I don't k_ow.
LMP: You tock it out, and you said, 'r%_iereshould I put it?"
UNKNOWN: it. ---
UNKNOWN: you put it _n your bag? Because I knorr I don't have it.
CDR: _ That's ahso]utely fascinating.
CDR: We got a slide that's missSng out of there, too.
UNKNOWN: Here's the slide right h_:re, but - but it sure wou]d be nice to have that other lens. Here you go, babe. Here's the slide right here. lens.
CDR: Yes, we need the other
LMP: Yes, I know you do. Where the hell did it go? No Velcro - I remember yo_ w_rc tryim_ to stick it somewhere. You were holding _t up there and you said, "There's no Velero on it." Did you stick it in your poe?-t or somewhere?
CDR: No, I didn't w'_t to get it messed up. C 1 'i U'I' ID ENI'IAL 83 Page
CMP: I don't know whc. r_Velcro is.
CDR: You sa_d maybe - Oh, I think it may be up there in one of those boxes.