Otrobonita/noicy-space-talks huggingface dataset:
CC: - - keep the temperature between 390 and 4hO by - -
CMP: For these four.
CC: - - cycling the heater switch. Over.
LMP: What are you reading on the heater - on the skin temperature right now?
CDR: Okay. I've got to go inertial. Pitch around so we'11 pick it up on the other side.
CC: Right now, we're r_ading skin - -
UNKNOWN: but we've got to get a realign, don't we?
CDR: Yes. But I'd do this first so you can get a realign, see? Here we're come around and I'11 Ditch around.
CC: - - temperature of 423, 10.
LMP: Okay, I'm reading about 430, I guess, and it's been pretty stable, I'11 turn the heater on, say, down around 390, and keep it between 390 and _10.
CDR: Gimbal and pitch.
CC: Roger. And whenever you've - -
CC: - - got some time there, we would like to update your state vector and pass yon some pads.
CC: Apollo 10, Houston. You're going around the corner in about a minute and a half. Your ACS is 124:0h, and we'd like you to check and make sure the VHF is all off. Over. i CC,NFi "'I A.L
CMP: That's a good point,.
CDR: 124:04. And we'11 check.
LMP: Yes, Jack. I checked. All the VHF switches are all off.
CMP: Check the T/R switches. They could be on. As a mat- ter of fact, we can turn off those switches on the audio control panel. There was no need - bad COMM.
CDR: Oh, I've already turned all those off.
CC: Roger. Thank you. need,
LMP: Okay. Ain't many we don't
LMP: Pshew!
CMP: Yes. 3650.
CMP: Okay. That worries me a little.
CDR: What you got - you got the moon? I'11 take it around the end of your land until you got the antipode, okay?
UNKNOWN: That's because you want to land at a certain place.
CDR: Okay, that's right.
UNKNOWN: Okay, that's because you want to land - No, there ain't no way out - -
CDR: No way. So the main thing - once you foul up, regardless whether you come - you're - you're in
LMP: Yes, but you're shooting for a specific landing point. That's why you're saying - I mean - you think you - The landing point is - is a - is a - The end is - a - independent variable - it doesn't move. Is that right? If you were willing to accept - a change in the landing point, you could - -
LMP: - - you could fire now and still get back in a short time.
CDR: Yes, but you might come down in the Indian Ocean;
LMP: Yes, yes; I agree. But - but, a - Okay. But it's the landing point that's fixed - Oh, I could see that, because the earth - soon as you're rotating around the earth, then the earth is also rotating that landing point around, so that - it's at a
CDR: Yes, once you foul - regardless of how long it takes hardly a bit when you get down, as far as time of --- day.
CDR: There. We're on the point.
CMP: I wonder if we've been using our other heaters.
CMP: ... ought to eat you alive on that. Maybewe ought to turn our primary ECS heater off, like.
LMP: Our what?
CMP: That's probably not ever going to come on. But why should it even be on in the first goddam place - f 1 AUTO,
LMP: Yes, it's a - it's so - that's been working so fine, babe, that we're - we're above 27 volts. I've been watching it. We've been hanging about 27 volts ...
CMP: Man, if it comes on; it's going to eat you alive.
CDR: Hey, we got a landmark track coming up here when the sun comes out.
CDR: I think it's been - we've been working it out pretty good, John.
CMP: Yes, I think that's great, Tom. It's perfect. It'11 be a piece of cake to track, too, once you find out where the hell they're at.
CDR: Ohh ....
CMP: How's GDC doing so bad?
CDR: This thing is drifting - 10 degrees every hour and a half to 2 hours.
CMP: I think it's a - Just about - You know what the SPEC is on that shit? It's like 7 degrees an hour, any- way. Not a very good system, near as I can figure.
CDR: Psheeew! Okay, let me take a look at the flight plan, Gene-o .... ail night.
CDR: CP-1 is 1 - 13 m_les north. Now, is that far enough north?
UNKNOWN: you don't have to roll for CP-1.
CDR: Okay, but now, CP-2's where we got in trouble.
CMP: Yes. So you ought to roll 5 degrees - -
CDR: Eight.
CMP: - - right. I
CDR: There's 5 miles - -
CMP: It's between 5 and 10.
CDR: And F-1 is 10 degrees more.
CMP: Yes. We didn't have to roll for F-l, but we did anyway, Just in case.
CDR: And we rolled right?
CMP: Right. Right. You roll right. You roll into them, generally speaking.
CMP: Unless they go over about 30 miles north, and then you got to roll away from.
CMP: Christ, I've killed my muscles. They're Just going to hell in a handbasket.
CDR: Yes, I can, too. We'11 g_-t out Exer-Genie tomorrow.
CMP: Okay. I think that's a good idea.
CDR: Okay. CF-1 at 123:38. 14 minutes.
CDR: You - I'11 go ahead - you go ah_ead and take the DSKY.
CMP: You got it?
CDR: No, you got it.
CMP: You want it?
CDR: No. Shit, no. I've got - I'm calibrated, babe. Oh, look. I've got to get this time set up, here.
CMP: What kind of time do you want?
CDR: From 150 west at 123:29:36.
LMP: No, you won't be able to see for 6'months after we get back.
CMP: Nahhh!
UNKNOWN: Becaus& I had like one-tenth of what you're doing, but looking through that thing is Just - it Just - I had one-twentieth of what you're doing, and - -
CMP: What happened to the map?
LMP: Right here it is.
CMP: Oh, okay. I got to have that.
CMP: You want that down there?
CMP: Well, I need it.
LMP: What can I do on this? Now, out this side - Hey, you guys - -
CMP: Just take targets of opportunity.
LMP: LMP Okay. Fine. That's what I was planning on doing.
CMP: That crater - 3-0-what-you-call-it is a - really a - it's a--
LMP: That's on Tom's side.
CMP: That - that tall peak in it is going to make this really something else.
CDR: Hey, John; where are our clips? Did we lose all those bastards?
CMP: Guess they're on the IA{.
CMP: Haven't heard any of that hl:_ming noise today. Nave you?
UNKNOWN: Suppose it's coming through the VHF?
LMP: I guc_,_s.
CDR: Sunrise is !23:32:14, and I got the solar corona out there now.
CDR: Yes, 123:26. I've seen it for a while. That's 6 minutes before sunrise.
CDR: See it?
LMP: Look at that sun - a big red blob. Activity on the whole front.
CDR: You got that special color film - in there?
CDR: Okay, what I'11 do is shoot that peak in 310 and also pop in some - -
CDR: I'11 shoot the peak in 310, and also shoot some in black and white. Okay.
LMP: I got the black and white in there now. If you'11 shoot it first there, I've got - I'11 give you the - I'11 reload it for you.
CDR: We're right at the terminator on the 26th REV. Shit, I think - 310 is - is out - It's gone. YOU never see it.
LMP: That right?
CDR: Is ... on?
CDR: Let me have a black and white in it. That's before we get to 150 west. No, it isn't. I'm sorry.
LMP: ... 250 ...
CDR: Well, that near - the - terminator stuff - It'11 be nesrly - It might be 5, 6, or ... That's my Job.
CMP: Good bit.
CMP: Two balls 875 - -
CDR: 123:25 and 36.
CMP: What's really bad is the back side is so high and
CDR: 123:29:36. That ought to be -
CDR: There's 150 west. In about 8 minutes, that peak
CDR: That's going to be all.
CDR: John, CP-1 comes into view at 38:14.
CMP: You guys get that corona the other day?
LMP: No, we did not,
CMP: Take a picture of it? 341
CMP: I Just took some now, earlier today. But you know, it didn't give you any warning, though. It's bang,
LMP: You're looking at the sun. It wipes you out.
CDR: It says 1:32, and right there it is. Have they ever got us fixed. Here eomes the sun. Look out.
LMP: Bang. Boy, I've never seen anything come over - Just bang.
LMP: ·Have you seen ...? ...
CMP: When do we acquire?
CDR: Okay, babe. CP-1 at 123:38:14.
LMP: 123:32:33. ...
LMP: Oh, that's not very grubby.
CMP: ..., couldn't we? San Francisco?
LMP: We - Look like this thing is getting ready to ...
CDR: In such short order, you couldn't believe it.
LMP: Oh, man. Feel that through the window. Whoo!
CMP: ... earthrise ...
CMP: Tom _ou, wan .t..try to take a couple of targets of opportunity on down here?
CDR: No, I got to stay here and fly this thing and cor- relate it in. Since I got the ... time in.
CDR: Okay. That's 36, John. You can pick it up 38:14. I can't give you any help out ... The sun's right _n my eye - window.
CMP: No problem, babe.
CDR: CP-1 is that ... - We'11 be coming across crater number IX.
UNKNOWN: Is sunrise out here?
CDR: Yes, you won't see it looking down - - _-
CMP: Coming up right now, Tom.
CDR: We passed the terminator.
CMP: It's now 37:20. It's 38. when is this supposed to pick this up?
CDR: 38:14.
CMP: Christ, I don't believe that.
CMP: Don't believe that.
CDR: I'm afraid that 310's in darkness. Oh, there it is. Not much good to shoot it. You couldn't ·tellthe _ a thing a0out it.
CMP: _nere he is. There we go.
LMP: Okay. You're at - 38 minutes right now. _
CMP: Yes. Could you pitch up Just a hafr, Tom? About 5 degrees.
CMP: There you go. Good show. ]
CMP: That crater has g hethere uglies.
CMP: What's our 150 - degree one time, Tom?
CDR: It's counting up at 09:30 right now. 10 minutes.
CMP: One damn thing you've got to pass is that 50-degree program alarm. It won't go up there. That does piss me off!
CDR: 123:39:25.
LMP: Go up, you bastard.
CDR: Okay, at 41:13, you should be on it; but I can't give you much help, babe.
CMP: Okay. I've got it. I've got it. I've got it.
CMP: Where am I supposed to make mark_ - at 41:137
CDR: That's - You're supposed to make marks at 41:13.
CMP: Okay. There you go. Get them, Tiger.
CDR: Let me know when, babe.
CMP: Okay .... There we are. Here we come across the old 225.
CDR: Yes, you're across 225; and there that little bastard is. I can see it, John.
LMP: We're not from - from - from 150 west. We're not 10 minutes, then, are we?
CDR: Oh, yes. We're - we're 10 - we're 11 minutes.
LMP: Okay. ,.,, ,,.,..
CDR: There it is. Up on that - peak.
CDR: Supposed to mark at _1. Got about 10 seconds.
CMP: Okay, babe. Let's go.
CDR: Hit it. Okay. One mark, huh? Supposed to be flashing? 517
CDR: I got a 16 92.
CDR: Okay. 15 seconds gone. 20 seconds. 25, 30, 35, 40, 45. Did you get it?
CDR: Okay. There's two marks. 10, 15.
CMP: Shit! There went the other one.
CDR: 20, 25, 30, 35. Three. Want me to pitch down for you?
CMP: No. Yes, you can a little.
CDR: 10, 20. Maybe I should take these. 20, 25. That's four. Need one more. 5, 10, 15, 20. Got it? That 's - -
CMP: No, that ain't going to do it.
CDR: ° ... lost it.
CDR: Where'd I put my pencil around here? Somebody - You got an extra pencil?
LMP: I got one with lead in it. C_ _ Ir-,_ ,"r,l. --, A-L
CMP: ... one
CDR: I got it. Let me know what you get, Next is CP-2 at 23:53. We got - we got about 10 minutes to the next one.
CMP: Yes. We got plenty of time.
UNKNOWN: give me a hack in about 20 minutes?
CDR: Give me a hack in 16 minutes.
CMP: I don't have my watch ...
CMP: Jesus Christ (coughing).
CDR: 2, 1 -
CDR: Let me know what you get there. any damn difference
CMP: Yes, I - I don't think it makes ...
CDR: Yes, I'11 Just write it down.
CDR: Zero zero - What was it? Shit, it's already gone now.
CMP: Yes. Don't worry about it.
LMP: Tom, ...
CDR: Okay. F-1.
CMP: No. This is CP-2.
CDR: CP-2. It'd be a plus - zero angle at 23:53:35.
LMP: It's dark right on the - . .. Boy, that's coming up in broad daylight, isn't it?
CMP: Pshew!
CDR: Okay, CP-2. Now, John, it's more, so - Which way you want me to roll? Right, 5 degrees?
CDR: It's more than 5 miles. You want me to roll right 5 degrees?
CMP: Roll right 5 degrees.
CDR: We're coming up to number - We're coming up to Florida. On your right.
CMP: (Singing) "Florida, the land of flowers and summer showers. No other place is half so nice . .. paradise." I've got to get back to Florida, come to think of it.
CDR: Okay, you've got about 3 minutes to go for it. There's old crater 217.
UNKNOWN: it's starting to move.
CDR: I got your IP at the crater straight ahead up here. moved
CMP: Okay, the freaking optics ain't yet. They won't move until I get 50 degrees on that angle. You rolled right, didn't you?
CDR: Rolled right 5 degrees, babe.
CMP: Okay. I'm looking out to go straight up and down. I may ask you to roll 5 more degrees, okay?
UNKNOWN: ° Good. I'm going to use this goddam - I'm going to use the telescope.
CDR: Did it Jam on you?
CMP: Don't worry. You got two more REV's.
CDR: Okay. I got your IP ...
CDR: Those black boulders dowelon that crater - That's right there on the IP for this one, up on the ridge. Really pronounced.
CDR: Okay, babe. The IP's right underneath you. You've got the next crater after that leading in. You've got the string up here of these volcanic craters - -
CDR: - - a volcanic chaln, and then right on the other side is the ridge. There's that little pimple - -
CDR: - - and that's it. I got that rascal for you ...
CDR: You know, this terrain doesn't look near as rough as it did in these ... photos.
CMP: I agree with that.
CDR: I've got your little pimple up there: CP-2. That little mountain on the other side, and then it goes over on the crater 282, and there it is.
CMP: IP.
CMP: There she goes. Miss America.
LMP: (Coughing)
CDR: Okay, I've got that bear. Okay, at 55:17. He's pretty close. Yes, you should be coming in here to it. You're lined up real good, John. I can see the bear down there.
CDR: Tell me when.
CMP: Time to mark?
CDR: Did you mark one?
CMP: No, I haven't yet. I'm doing it right now.
CDR: Okay, good show. 5 seconds, 10, 15, 20, 25.
CDR: 5, 10, minus 50. Gene-o, stand by to shoot the earth coming up with that special black and white.
CDR: Take some color?
CDR: Yes. 20, 25. Two marks.
CMP: That's three.
CDR: Three, pardon me. 5 - -
LMP: What time's it coming up?
CDR: Shortly. Just watch for it. 10, 15, 20, 25. One more. We'11 be there in 5 seconds.
CDR: 5 seconds? Okay.
UNKNOWN: 15, 20, 25.
CMP: God Almighty. Whew!
CDR: Okay .... 24 - 0 - Wait a minuto. What did he say? AOS is 12 - I'm sorry, 24:04. I was looking here, Gene-o. That's 24:04:06 - -
CDR: 04:21 - 24:04. Let's see. At 24:04, start looking for it. 349 Page
CMP: What time you got in your log?
CMP: Plus - -
CDR: You mean in - -
CDR: 28:16.
CDR: Okay, F-1 is north 10 miles - Just keep the same roll?
CMP: Yes, that's a good roll.
LMP: CDR Once you get this big bear established here, I can hold ORB rate without hardly firing those thrusters.
CMP: Well, it looks like we're tracking the same landmark.
CDR: What you - Let me record that, John.
CMP: 63956.
CDR: 0062.4, plus 63956, plus 00195 (coughing). On this next one?
CDR: The next one is F-l, and it's 12_:06. About tra,_k. 2 minutes after we get earth
CDR: Earth comes up at 24:04:21.
CMP: I'm going to use the vector on this for sure. I need a telescope.
CMP: Tom, what's the earth ...?
CDR: Use f:11 at 250.
LMP: f:11 at 2507
CDR: That's what it says. Now, you've got the - got the basic oblique. It's four at 2 - I can't believe that. Why don't you shoot one f:11 at 2 - When it first comes up, shoot it f:5.6 at 250 and f:8 at 250 and ...
LMP: ... landmark.
LMP: ... I don't know how they expect us to get these targets of opportunity ...
CMP: ... on the horizon. ...
CMP: God Almighty! That scared the shit out of me. Know what it was?
CDR: What did you see, babe?
LMP: What? __ was shining on there, and it looked like the NO ATTITUDE light was on.
CDR: That's all we need. Yes.
CMP: Come to think of it.
CMP: It's way up there yet, man.
CDR: Here comes the maria. As you look at the maria there - gosh, it looks flat. And the maria looks to me - now we're Just ... this area of tan, the new material looks white, kind of a creamy white. you've ... And got the black stuff in volcanos again.' And out there, it's more of a brown to me on that maria material, right? What do you think?
UNKNOWN: ... color.
CDR: Hell, yes. It's got colors to it but definite shades of brown. And the new stuff is - oh, white, a pumice white.
LMP: You guys ...
CMP: Hun?
CDR: Jose is moving around, getting some exercise.
CMP: My isometrics.
CDR: We're going to hit the maria, baby.
CMP: No shit.
CDR: Here comes the maria.
LMP: What time's that earth coming up?
CDR: Boy, oh, boy. Sun's so bright, I can't - It's 24:04. Get it - here he comes, he - -
CMP: ... you don't.
CDR: You better. We can get him next time. Might get a se - next time, try to get a sequence on him, too. Just a couple of short sequences.
CMP: You missed him? You missed him? Know how I could tell he was coming? Because I heard the acquisition.
CDR: Just take a couple in color, okay. F-1.
CDR: At 124 - -
CC: Hello, Apollo 10; this is Houston. We're standing by. Over.
CDR: Roger "Apollo 10; th_s is Houston." We're doing landmark tracking, and we're coming up to landmark F-1.
CC: Roger, 10. Good afternoon, you guys. Just wanted to congratulate you on a great day yesterday. I didn't get a chance to do it yesterday. It was a beautiful show.
CDR: Okay, thanks a lot, Charlie. You on the ground really came through coordinating those vehicles together. You must have had a heek of a load on your shoulders; but, boy, it was fantastic, and we sure appreciate it.
CMP: Charlie, I could feel the tension down - -
CC: Roger. We had a lot of fun, Tom. Thank you much.
CMP: Yes, I could feel - -
CC: Say again, John?
CMP: I could feel the tension down there all the way up here.
CDR: Okay, you roll 10 degrees to the - - times,
CC: We were a little tight at but you guys did a great Job. We'11 let you get back to work now. Out.
CMP: Roger. Thank you. Out.
CDR: Okay. What - 0ops - Excuse me. Okay. Okay; 08:03, John .... that time. You've got 2 minutes.
CMP: Yes, well, this damn thing. Could you pitch up Just a hair?
CDR: Yes. Sorry.
CMP: Maybe about 10 degrees.
CDR: Coming to you, babe.
CDR: Oh, I see what you're shooting at. It's a bright one, isn't it?
CDR: You got about a minute to go on it, babe.
CDR: Okay; we should be there right now, John.
CMP: I want to stay on this one. Okay.
CDR: Ready. _k Irlr _ ....... ....... -_r,,.,,vl _11 I!JLI_ I I/_L
CMP: There was one. You got about 5 seconds on one.
CDR: Okay. 10, 15, 20, 25. There's two. 5, 10, 15, 20, 25. Three. 5, 10, 15.
CMP: Far as I could do it, Tom.
CDR: 20. Far as you could do it, huh?
CMP: Yes. I got a little late on that one.
CDR: Got three points on that one.
CMP: Got five. bang, bang,
CDR: ... went bang, bang, bang ...
CMP: No, I got five.
CDR: Oks,v.
CDR: Okay. Doing good there, John. The last one _s our good old friend 130, and that shouldn't be any sweat for you. And half of - about half of this is over.
LMP: Oh! Oh, boy.
CMP: It makes me feel good, no matter what's on there (laughter).
LMP: You must be reading about 30 - 41 minutes.
CDR: Huh? 41 minutes.
CDR: Do you want to copy that down?
LMP: Look - look at that world, will you? C (-_jh,.II::II'_ / Do
CDR: you want to copy that down, John? Huh?
UNKNOWN: ... where do you get the ...?
CDR: What does that mean?
UNKNOWN: What does what mean? What I Just said?
UNKNOWN: Well, it says that - the altitude keeps changing.
CDR: Are those in nautical miles?
UNKNOWN: Yes,
UNKNOWN: It says the direction - the distance keeps changing. mark everytim'e It says that if I it on the same point - The real key to this - I know these two - these two here were on the same place.
UNKNOWN: These two here, I'm not 100 percent sure of. So, we'11 have to - But those two on the ...
CDR: You ... correlation.
UNKNOWN: Those two - they're okay. Man, coming around on the front side, these things here start getting farther and farther away from each other. America
UNKNOWN: Want to take a look at North and South from a quarter of a million miles?
CDR: Okay. Let's see. Now what about the - the 1307
C: What about that.
CDR: That's a plus 27. Oh, hell. You've gdt 14 minutes. Hey, do you - Let's see, that is north 12 miles. Do you want to roll - keep that right roll on? COl, fi?,
CMP: Just keep the right roll on. Yes. Hold what you got. In fact, you can take it out. You can take it out - about 5 degrees of it, if you will. That last one was a little too - -
CDR: Too much?
CMP: - - too far gone.
CDR: Okay. That's 44 minutes.
CMP: 44 minutes is when it is, huh? Huh?
CMP: The next one's at 44 minutes?
CDR: No, I was Just using up my correlation chart. The next one is at 27:28 to acquire; 13 minutes.
LMP: Is it 4 o'clock in the afternoon? What time did we get up this morning?
CDR: Shit, I don't know. When I woke up, you were taking pictures.
CDR: I figured it was time to get up.
CDR: Oh, goodness. Our tape recorder's running, is it?
CMP: Yes, I'm sure it's - no, not now.
UNKNOWN: Yes, it is.
CMP: On the front side?
UNKNOWN: Yes, they'11 probably want to record it over -the stuff we're doing. I didn't know it was on.
CDR: I think they want it running while we take these ones and mark tracks. We're coming over into Mr. Smyth's Sea, here. ti'meis
CMP: Okay. Wha% it?
CDR: It's at - Where, at Smyth's Sea?
CMP: What timedid the 44 come on? What time did 89 com_ and
LMP: We may be past Smyth's Sea be coming into the S¢ of Fertillty, I think. 48 minutes coming in....
LMP: Neper is abeam us right here.
CDR: Yes. Right, right, right, right.
LMP: I think we're coming up - I don't know. What time have you got here, babe?
CDR: That's Langrenus over there.
LMP: Yes. That's it. We're coming up on - -
CDR: That's gQt to be Langrenus over there; that big bear.
LMP: Yes. That is Langrenus. know.
CMP: You They really don't care where the landmark is, I don't think. What they're doing is, they're uplinking up their best vector two REV's ahead - afte each pass, see? And then, when we come around the next pass and mark on it, they see how much it's off.
CMP: That's to get their empirical corrections for site lB( I don't know if that will work or not. It may work.
CMP: What time is that site 1307
CDR: 124:27:28. 10 minutes.
CMP: 10 minutes.
CDR: There's Messier laid out ahead. That maria is Just as flat and level.
CMP: That's what I've always said.
CMP: Yes, Messier.
CDR: Yes. ,Cll r . ,
CDR: Taruntius H and G. And little old Taruntius B end K.
LMP: What REV we on?
CDR: You got to have ... Oh, would you believe 25? Been up here over 2 days.
CDR: Yes, I got you 5 degrees. What was your old ...?
CDR: I got you 5 degrees roll for 130.
CDR: _nere's old Secchi. Look at those rays from Messier B go out laterally.
CDR: Yes, I was looking at those - -
CDR: And Messier - -
LMP: - - left and right, and - -
CDR: - - Messier - -
LMP: - - then straight down the tube.
LMP: I was looking at that earlier, Tom.
LMP: I want to shoot a picture of that. I saw that backwards.
CDR: - - and Messier A Just goes out one way.. They aren't I'11 tell you wily it does. There was an old crater ·when Messier came hauling ass in there and hit, And so, dow_ at the lower extremity when the eJecta got put out, it didn't have the higher rim to follow; you can see what happened. You see that old crater out there? On the other side?
LMP: Yes, but look at it backwards and then you'11 revise your - I don't know.
CDR: Look. You can see that Messier A there is - - degrees,
CMP: Can you pitch up about 10 To_?
CDR: Yes. Messier A is about - is quite a bit younger than the other one. You can see an old crater in there, where it came bombing in. And when he hit on the side of the old one, the eJecta - look at - look how ramped the sides are on it. But that Messier - Messier, the main one, that's a weird- looking one. picture
CDR: Okay. Why don't you get a of crater Weatherford this time, Gene-o? It's right there by Mount Marilyn, over on the right. Okay?
CDR: Down in between there and Taruntius.
CMP: Oh, my eyeballs.
CDR: Yes. Look, when you start to get tired, you can knock it off, John.
CMP: I ain't going to do that.
CDR: Is that high enough for you as far as - -
CMP: Yes, this is great.
CDR: Well, that's about - -
CMP: We're about there.
CDR: Well, we got a ways to go. Our old friend Maskelyne is Just coming up over there.
CDR: Censorinus A really stands up. We got a ways to go, John. Just sit back and relax, shit, and I'11 lead you into it. I got Maskelyne, Mashelyne - Oh, there the B. The B really stands up over there. Now, if Neil and those boys come in on - And there's a big - the real key-in is going to be when they pitch up; there's Censorinus, going to be right there in front of them.
CDR: Censorinus A; it's a beautiful checkmark.
CMP: Let's see - It Just sort of looks brownish to me, Tom. I must be crazy, but it does.
CDR: It's brown and tan. Under - way early in the morn- lng, in certain shades of light - it looks gray; but most of the time, it's brown and tan - light brown and tan.
CDR: And then the new stuff, where it hits it, it looks like gypsum. You know gypsum?
CMP: Yes. It looks Just like gypsum.
CDR: Okay. Houston, Apollo 10. We're coming up on Censorinus; and we have Ma_kelyne, Maskelyne B, and 130 up ahead; and M_'11 call you after we finish Over. the track on that.
CC: Roger, 10. We're standing by. We're tracking you along.
CDR: 27:23.
CDR: Let me look at the monocular for a minute, please.
CDR: I would say that Censorinus is definitely a little
CMP: Man , I wouldn't want to tangle with that
LMP: Boy, you can see Highway 1 running right ail the Right beyond Moltke, to the left there.
CDR: Just let's see 1 stops up Here's the mon0eular if you want it.
LMP: I'm going to put this thingon here with the - 'it run at i frame ... every 20 seconds, if you go ... attitude. ._.
UNKNOWN: does. Okay, let me know when, old
CMP: Okay. What time are we supposed to start taking marks?
CDR: Take marks at 27 - 29. See, and you won't see it for a while yet.
CMP: Now I got - I've got it up ahead here, but I don't think - I got Duke Island and Boot Rill. And - and in. Snake Maskelyne Maskelyne B, lead Eyes Rille.
CDR: U.S. 1 Just seems to kind of die out down there.
CMP: Yes. They must have ran out of money before they finished building it.
CDR: Okay, at 29 minutes. You've got ! minute to go, John. I got the thing out there.
UNKNOWN: but it's not on - it - it's close. pretty good. Shit.
CMP: I'm floating all over the goddam place, and I should be tracking landmarks. Say when.
CDR: You're Just about there. Any time now, here, but go ahead if you got it.
CMP: I got it. MARK.
CDR: One mark.
CMP: How many?
CDR: Five.
CDR: 15, 20, 25. 5, 10, ]5, 20, 25. That's three. 5, 10, 15, 20, 25. That's four.
LMP: Our radiators are Just barely hacking the program.
CDR: 5 - -
CMP: Barely is good enough.
LMP: Page 361
CDR: - - 10, 15, 20, 25. You got it. That's five.
CDR: Gene-o, do you want to copy the updates this time, for this stuff?
LMP: Yes. And hold.
CDR: Okay, I'11 copy this down. Okay, Houston; Charlie Brown. We Just fin_ shed tracking 130. Over.
CC: Roger. We copy, 10.
CDR: That it? put
CMP: No, that's - yes, that's the one we in there.
CDR: What was it?
CMP: That's what we put in there.
CDR: Okay. I'm sorry.
CDR: We can copy these numbers down here.
LMP: Copy these down from where?
CDR: DSKY in Just a minute.
LMP: You got the data, Charlie?
CMP: Houston, Apollo 10. You got the data? Over.
CC: Roger, 10. We got the data. Over.
CMP: ... feel to live like a do-nothing guy.
CC: 10, Houston. How did F-1 look in the sextant this time?
UNKNOWN: It looked okay in the t*_lescope this t_me.
CDR: Want the nt_nbersto copy, John? --_ r'_,k irl[_=l_l-lr, · L "
CDR: Plus 01378?
CDR: Plus 11815?
UNKNOWN: Plus 013 - -
CMP: God damn. Sometimes I look at these things; they're funny and they look like their holes are hills.
CDR: Yes. Let me look - I need to pitch around to 292 - 092 again - but I don't know when though.
CDR: We still got 15 minutes.
CDR: No, you got more than that - you got 20 minutes.
CDR: Okay, as the experts say, ... when we get P-2 ... to the'hour. Wait 35 40 seconds past
CDR: They said your marking schedules were real good. That's the only thing you did as far as the ...
CMP: Okay, ... T.P ....
CDR: Okay. Let me know ....
CMP: How did you make out?
CDR: Say what?
CDR: ... the TV monitor ... lost the optics off the ...
LMP: ... if I knew that a long time ago.
LMP: That's Just silly. I can't smell a thing,.but I couldn't smell it ... time either.
CDR: I don't know whether you could smell that stuff I put on my nose, I can't smell anything but that ...
CDR: If you look to the right there, you'11 see that corona. That's what we thought was the airglow, old buddy. Look - look at that thing ... look out straight ahead - Turn your lights down. See how it looks like an airglow outthere? Straight ahead, but how it ... on the other side. Well, that's the solar corona.
LMP: Yen, that's what ...
LMP: Too bad we had to Jettison that LM in the sun. I would have liked to have seen what that hatch looked like.
CMP: Wasn't that typical? Nobody knows how that ...
CDR: I thought we had it all -
CMP: ... was blowing up.
CMP: ... that's what it looked like to me.
CDR: (Laugh%er) I had a beautiful view. There was a damn - there was the b_ggest shitting ... you've ever seen against the window (laughter).
CDR: Well, I - I admit - - _EklTI A I
CDR: (Laughter) ... a big explosion ... this guy, he's got his ... full of ... It pitched off and shot straight out and right up to the sun ... right over the hill ...
CDR: Well, Jose; you've still got time for it.
CDR: 36, 37. You've got about 12 - 13 minutes ...
UNKNOWN: I don't know if we'11 get to it. You see, the thing about it is, most people go - probably when they go to the bathroom, the ... goes over to the damn John at the same time.
CDR: If they put pressure down in, it would probably carry it.
CMP: Sure, it's bound to - -
CDR: (Laughter) Have you got the turd?
CMP: - - ... the stuff. You got a big mess. People are mad at you.
CMP: And I don't blame them. I don't care.
CDR: (I,aughter) Dadgum, I still think it's funny, put- ting that load in ... Hey, Joe. You ought to get a little award from the ... for that one.
LMP: Yes. First crap around the sun. (Laughter)
LMP: By God, the ... would be the first time - the first free crap in space.
CMP: Yes. I bet they would; I bet SAI, SA - SIA ... they ... -'-__r-h_:!_,l I IX-kL A _._.
LMP: World side ... (Laughter)
UNKNOWN: inside the .... anyway.
CDR: If you lived a few months like this, you'd be ...
CMP: It's all on the tape, too ....
CDR: Yes. Okay, John .... be here shortly.
CMP: Okay, B-l, 875 ....
CMP: Yes. It was obvious to me that we weren't - we were -
CDR: Go ahead. What did you say, John?
CMP: It was obvious to me that we probably weren't getting there as quick as we should.
CMP: The sun must be getting ... here. Oh, shit. We're way ahead, anyway. What time does it come up?
CDR: 125:36:B8.
CMP: I don't understand what we got here.
CDR: About 150 west keep ... on west, doesn't it?
CMP: Yes. As far as ... time.
CDR: That comes up at 125:28.
CDR: ... still laughing about ... You know, I bet what happened; when the hatch was sealed and not vented, when you fired the pyro's - -
CDR: - - that put a shock wave up there and that structure is so d_mn weak it split some of that structure off it. We separated up here so we were free, but I'11 bet that sent a shock right up into Snoopy. It split that structure open ....
CDR: Here, I get the 150 west ...
CMP: We've got something funny here. you
CDR: What got there?
CDR: Got the right landmark?
UNKNOWN: yes, that's right.
CMP: Okay. I get - The real message there, though, is
CDR: Yes. That's right.
CDR: ... up. It should come to ...
LMP: Here it is.
CDR: See, John;
CMP: A little while yet.
CDR: Okay. And CP-1 is 14 miles north, so I don't need
CDR: I think you did real well.
CMP: Was Chris on the line?
CDR: What the hell were they saying about the landmark
CDR: No, they weren't screwed up.
CMP: They Said they were screwed up; they didn't say _hat
LMP: ... freak I made down there in the middle of 225. -- ' _' ''ri i r .,, , ,,-,. . .
CDR: Yes. Stuff like that shines out better than the one on the ridge. Doesn't it, babe?
CMP: Hell, yes. yet?.
CMP: Has the sun come up
CDR: Oh, yes. You can't see it down there?
CMP: ... freaking off this ...
UNKNOWN: Well, I won't see it until they decide to look into the sunlight.
CMP: When are we supposed to get this thing?
CDR: 130 - 25:36:38. Should be on the horizon for you in about 38 seconds.
CMP: Here comes the sun.
CDR: Okay, Gene-o. The earth is going to come up at 126:02. 02:51 ... yaw ... good on that. This stuff gives you a headache, doesn't it?
CDR: I closed my eyes and dreamed that ...
CDR: You had a dream last night? (Laughter)
CMP: He had a dream, huh? (Singing) "I had a dream, dear; you had one, too."
LMP: Tom, I'd like to change the lenses ... on that one.
UNKNOWN: I'd like to change ...
CDR: You want the long lens?
LMP: Yes, that little lens isn't too good, do you suppose? I'l t i_... the long one ...
CDR: Did you take some of the 80, the last ...?
CDR: Why don't you take some of both? Here, I'11 give you both of them. You got the - Right behind your head is a great place to stow it. Let me help John a little more.
CMP: Now I'm starting to get a long sun line. God Almighty, what a place. It's really something. I'11 tell you.
CMP: It does.
CDR: Okay. This is 39:38. So you've got 2 minutes, John.
CMP: Okay, coming down.
CDR: How's ORB you?
UNKNOWN: rate for
LMP: ... film.
CDR: How much of those have we got left? There's not as many in that ... I wish I could help you out there, John. Okay. Yes, I can see your landmark now. It's coming up there. You've got 225 right ahead.
CDR: ... approximately 10 or 11 minutes. Okay, John. You can mark at 39:38, so let's hold off until 40, okay?
CMP: From 39 to 40?
CDR: From 38 - from 39:38 until it - let's call it 40; zero zero, you know. Okay?
CMP: Don't mark until 40? Until a minute?
CDR: Yes. That's 22 seconds later, and they said 35 to so- _0,
CMP: Okay. Okay. l:::hIT,^, · - IAI 369
CDR: When you've got that, you can get back here and ...
CMP: Okay, I've got it.
CDR: Okay. About another 15 seconds, you can start 'on it, babe. Got a good ORB rate going. Okay, any time now, go ahead. Tell me when.
CDR: MARK?
CDR: 5 seconds. 10, 15, 20, 25, 30. Okay, got that one up, too. And 10.
CMP: Tell me what that trunnion angle's getting to be.
CDR: 15. I can't see it, babe. 20. 25 - ... up - -
CMP: We're right in the middle, too. That's perfect.
CDR: 10, 15, 20, 25. That's four, right?
CDR: 5, 10, t5, 20, 25. Got that number?
CDR: Beautiful, John.
CMP: Now, we mark the same one this time as last time. I know that's for sure.
CDR: Okay, the next one is going to be CP-2. Now that's north, 5 miles. So you want me to roll right 5 degrees, right?
CDR: You haven't got the numbers yet, have you? Okay, ... 125:52:00. You've got 9 minutes ...
CMP: ... 795, 85057, 67 - Look at how the altitude varies between those two. 67 and 63 - the last two.
CDR: Okay, let me copy those numbers down, John.
CDR: Man, you,ve got that altitude wired. Plus 00795, plus 85057, ... 00067. Got it, babe.
CDR: CP-2, Just on the other side of big Florida.
UNKNOWN: I don't have a cold or something - -
CMP: Ooddam fiber glass. We'11 have to take your lungs to Arizona when we get back.
LMP: There's that thing that looks like the I_ again; it's that damn star. What star is that?
LMP: Star of I_.
CDR: That's Snoopy's bottom part, old buddy, I bet.
CMP: That's what it is.
CMP: You think so?
CDR: They had a couple of studies going to see if we were going to collide with it. They said - it could vary between going in front,of us and going aft of us.
LMP: Let's watch it this time. The last couple of times, I haven't watched it. I know ... it does sot look like a star to me.
CDR: That's something, if you should bump into that - -
LMP: It's so bright; I don't know how the hell you could see it.
CDR: Okay. We've got 6 minute's to where he's on the horizon.
LMP: Yes, hell; he's in a - he's in a 190, isn't he?
CDR: A 190 by --
LMP: By 10.
CDR: - - 10. See, so he's going back behind us. As he goes around, eventually he'11 come back and catch up with us from the front. We'11 ruu into him, see?
CMP: What time is this one?
CDR: Is the next one; 52, we look at it, and 50 ... horizon and 53:42 - Well, you've got about 7 minutes.
CMP: Weirdsville! Somebody really didn't like this place because they sure pecked at it. Strange looking craters.
CDR: We've got Florida over on the right.
LMP: John, ...
CMP: You didn't bring any Lomo's over from that IM, did you?
CDR: No, I got some in the _ kit.
UNKNOWN: ...? No, there he is.
CDR: We might be able to scrounge you up one.
CDR: Okay. Got about 5 minutes to where you first acquire.
LMP: You rolled right a little.
CDR: Yes, 4 degrees; I'm taking her up to 5 now.
CDR: You know, I'11 bet that is him. That can't be a star.
CDR: The old moon will get to him before long. He won't be there very long.
LMP: Did you ever see anything that looked like it was glistening, like Surveyors near landing site 2, Tom?
LMP: I'm going to look real close this time. I doubt it.
CDR: No. Okay. You're going to acquire them, John, at 52.
CMP: I sm, huh?
CDR: You're going to have the chain of craters.
CMP: We're coming up by Florida right now.
LMP: Man, I'm getting pictures of Florida that Just won't quit.
CDR: Now, if that isn't tan, I don't know what the hell is.
CDR: Sure as hell. It's tan.
LMP: That's tan - -
CDR: t-a-n, tan.
UNKNOWN: I couldn't describe it better than tan.
CMP: Tan is beautiful. Tan is beautiful - -
CDR: And the white stuff looks like gypsum.
UNKNOWN: Sure looks like gypsum to me.
CMP: Just looking through these optics, I don't know what color it is. You can't tell ... - -
LMP: Tom, you got your monocular?
CDR: Yes, Gene-o.
LMP: I want to look at that - see whether I can still see the descent stage or not. That's not a star though, babe.
CDR: ... plane ... Okay, John. After 104, you go to - - 37'3
CMP: You can?
CDR: Oh, shit. You can?
LMP: You can see it tumbling, and you can see the legs.
LMP: You bet your apple potatoes.
LMP: Very slow tumble.
CMP: What time is this thing?
CDR: 52. Right now you should be looking out east on your start - You can start the first mark at 53:_2, and then we'11 delay 20 seconds after that - that's 5_ minutes. You ought to start marking tbat thing. There's the chain craters.
LMP: If you get a chance - probably won't, but if you get a chance, you can see the son of a gun tumble up there.
UNKNOWN: it. I've got to help John ... optical ... There's John's little old mark right on the side of you. that peak. I can really pick out CP-2 for
CDR: Okay. Coming up to 53, but we'11 wait until 52 to mark on it, John, alright?
CDR: And I'11 tell you when 54 is, and you can start it anytime then.
LMP: I kid you not, babe; that's it.
CDR: Shit.
CDR: I'm with you.
LMP: I kid you not; 's_ 'th Ei-,iTiAL
CMP: Get a picture of it with 80 millimeter, black and white? Want a 250 millimeter?
CDR: You're at 54.
CMP: Just give me a hack at sunrise.
CDR: We're already there.
CMP: ... sunrise .
CDR: 26:02:51.
CDR: 5_° Okay, in about 10 seconds, John, you should start marking.
C: This is identical to the spot I marked in last time - identical!
CDR: Okay, got 15 seconds gone, babe.
UNKNOWN: kind of fast.
LMP: This is the third time that mother has come up over the horizon.
CDR: Yes, ! see it. Okay. 5 gone.
CMP: It's in good shape.
CDR: 15 gone. 20 gone?
CMP: Oh, shit, I lost it - -
CDR: 25 gone.
CMP: We didn't have enough roll on, Tom.
CDR: You want me to roll for you?
CMP: I'm getting it, I'm getting it ... I got it, I got it, I got it.
CDR: Okay. 30, 35.
LMP: Would you believe this thing is rolling? It's got a - -
LMP: - - it's got a red - -
LMP: - - red reflected light on it right next to the gold one. Big red reflected something -
CDR: Alright. You have three?
LMP: That's weird.
CMP: Say when.
CDR: Okay, 15 gone.
CMP: Okay, I got to get it.
CDR: 20 gone. Okay.
CMP: That was terrible, wasn't it?
CDR: Okay. Ready to go again for the last one?
CDR: 5 gone.
CMP: No, no - I didn't get but four ...
CDR: Let me ts_kea look over here with Gene-O. He's right in my window.
UNKNOWN: Tom, there's a - th&re was - it's almost gone - a red reflected glow along with the white.
CDR: That's him alright. 6
LMP: Bet your ass, that's him. If you watch him long enough you can see him ... very, very slow - tumble. You see the red ... gold reflection?
CDR: Oh, shit, you're getting close, babe.
CMP: Oh, not that close. How many minutes we got to go to F-l?
CDR: F-1 is 26:04. To acquire, you've got 7 minutes. Okay, pardon me.
CDR: And F-1 is 10 north. There he is right out there.
UNKNOWN: 10 north?
CDR: 10 miles north. Yes.
CMP: See what we need to roll.
LMP: You bet your ass. I wonder when he starts coming ·down, because he's always in front of us when it comes over the hill. Where is he? I guess he's gone behind us.
CDR: We're supposed to be catching up with him.
LMP: I haven't been watching until this time.
CDR: I saw him coming up back there.
LMP: We've seen him.
CDR: He looks a little out of plane.
CDR: Yes, he is a little out of plane.
CDR: He's a little out of plane. He's been torqued out of plane. He's torqued to my left, and left is what - north?
CDR: Right is north. Going right is north.
CDR: Okay, let me look over here. F-1 is 126:04. And 126:02, Gene-o, in 3 minutes - -
CDR: - - the earth comes up. Why don't you stand by and get a sequence camera and also ...?
CDR: And, John, F-1 is 04:06. You got to wait. We'11 have contact with the earth before you get there.
CMP: Okay. 1600.
CDR: That looks good. Zip.
LMP: Tom, you won't have time to take yours with this, will you, while I keep the -
CDR: No, no. I don't. I'11 be tracking, John. Let's see - 26 - Maybe I will.
CDR: It's 26:04:46 - I can - I can hack it real easy.
LMP: Okay. I can - -
CDR: The - -
LMP: - - run them both ...
CDR: - - tilemark is 26:07 - that'11 give them 20 seconds.
LMP: You want to do it?
CDR: That's 26:07. Okay.
LMP: What time is he coming over?
LMP: In the meantime, ...
UNKNOWN: He's out Of plane, too.
CDR: You got a sequence of him with the 250? _l'_k I r ,_
LMP: I got him, but not with the 250. I got it with the other - with the 18. I want to get this with the 250.
CDR: Okay, another minute. John, you've got a ways to go. No problem.
CDR: When he starts coming ..., he comes up so fast.
CDR: Don't want to use all this color film though. We still have same left on our other one, don't we?
LMP: Yes. Not a lot, but there's about BO on each one. Snoopy is still up there.
CDR: 02:BO. Should be ecming up in BO seconds.
LMP: 02:30; it's 02:25 right now.
CMP: 39. Did you hear the S-band?
LMP: Sure did. Here it is.
CMP: Shooting at real time there, Gene-o?
CC: Apollo 10, Houston. We're standing by. Out.
CDR: Roger. We're coming up to 1BO. Gene-o, s_art savi:_ up each - make each one count here. Okay, John. At - shoot, I said 130 - at 126:06, and you've got 290 ... 0b:46. Okay, we're coming up on the -
CMP: Okay. You've got enough roll already. I can tell that.
CMP: He's still back there.
CDR: Got about 2.5 minutes, John.
LMP: Tom, I'm going to let this one stand right out in the center. So, what I'm going to do - I'm going to go right into the landing site and get a series of them all the way up.
LMP: ... doggone it.
CDR: Okay. I can hardly see that clock. r
CDR: We've got about 2.5 minutes, John.
CDR: Looks like we're lining up real good for them, babe.
CMP: Yes. We've got plenty of roll.
CDR: ORB rate is looking good.
CDR: i minute to go to start marking, John.
CDR: Okay. If you want to wait Just a little bit after 7 minutes, it would be good.
CMP: Okay. Okay, now, this one here is low, Tom. I'11 Just start now. Okay?
CMP: It's going to be in good shape.
CDR: Okay, babe. You've got 5 seconds gone.
CDR: 15, 20, 25. That's two of them. 5, 10, 15, 20, 25. That's three, right?
CDR: 5, 10, 15, 20, 25. Four. 5, 10, 15 - -
CMP: That's good, Tom. Keep going.
CMP: Can't wait too late.
CDR: Yes. Now we ... them. Hello, Houston; Apollo 10.
CC: Go ahead, 10.
CDR: Okay. We've been delaying a little bit like you suggested after that T2 time, but the thing gets - Just about out of sight here, and John has to hurry up on the last one. So we've been waiting about seconds_t 20 it, after the T2 time.
CC: Roger, 10. We copy. Sure, that's okay. That sounds good. And a little rundown on your CP-1 and CF-2 marks on REV 25. They looked real good to us. The marks were good, and the spacing was good. We are real happy with that. Over. i
CDR: Okay. Real fine. And Just - you might pass along to the FIDO troops do_n there that we noticed a star _ we couldn't identify coming up, and we said, well, there must be something else in orbit with us. And sure enough, this last pass it got close enough. It's the bottom part of Snoopy, and Gene-o with the monoc- ular could see his legs - th_ reflection off his legs. So as he went out in behind us, like I guess I read that one state ..., but we're going to slowly catch up with him. We're starting to catch up with the bottom part of Snoop, but something has torqued him out of plane a little bit, and he's going out of plane to the south of us. Maybe a mascon grabbed ahold of him or something_ but we're catching up with him. There is no doubt about it; and we can actually see different colors in reflected light Off the black in the silver panels. Over.
CC: Roger. Good show. We'11 pass that on to the FIDO.
LMP: Got the data there, Houston?
CC: Stand by. We got it all. You can proceed.
CDR: Copy, babe.
CC: 10, Houston. We can - you can increase your marking time slightly if you'11 push your pitch rate up a little bit as you go through the marking cycle. Over.
CMP: Shoot, we know that.
CDR: Yes, we thought about that.
CMP: Okay. Telescope, range one.
CDR: Man, your downrange is right on the longitude over 2. Shit, you're right there pretty close, John, on your latitude. That shows us down in a depression, you know it?
UNKNOWN: Well, I don't know what it shows, Tom. I -
CDR: Okay. The next one?
CMP: 130.
CDR: We've got a ways to go.
CDR: We've got about a - You can start marking in about 16 minutes.
CDR: You want a t30.
CMP: ... we'11 get them early and take them l_ate.
CMP: I can't really tell, trying it through the telescope. Maybe you need to decrease your pitch rate. I can get a feel for it ... Tell you what I can do. I could show you - I could show you 1692 on there, which is shaft and trunnion, and anytime the trunnion gets more than about 25 degrees after it's come down the first time, it starts getting bigger than that, and then you got to start pitching.
CMP: That would be 25 degrees going buck that way.
LMP: I thought there was a landing site right down there.
LMP: Do you have any black and white film?
LMP: The last black and white ...
CDR: We should have plenty of black and white. I don't - -
CDR: ... close to the landing site, because I don't ...
CDR: No, I don't have it over here, Gene-o.
CMP: Okay. How much time now?
CDR: Got lots, babe. About 12 minutes ...
LMP: John, .,.
CDR: You want a Pentel?
LMP: John, there isn't another ...
CMP: Another what?
LMP: I want to get that landing site. Is there 16 - 70-millimeter film can down in there?
CMP: You just give me one. There is none down in there that I know of,
UNKNOWN: ... down in there, right? We don't have any stowed anywhere else ...?
CDR: We're supposed to get a landing site B, too. Save a little bit for that.
LMP: Babe, there's only 10 pictures left in here.
CDR: Well, save them for landing site B. That's what we're supposed ko get.
CMP: 0nly 10?
CDR: Did you get all the black and white can out of my purse I brought?
CMP: ... some of them under the seat.
CDR: Hey, there's - there's some - Oh, no, this is ...
CDR: You know, ...
LMP: I need that, though; ...
CDR: Yes. Okay, on 130, John. You want - you want that 10 degrees roll?
CMP: Where is it? Where is it? Which ... of the ground track?
CDR: 130 is 12 miles north.
CMP: No. We don't need 12 degrees in there.
CDR: Do we need 5 degrees? Huh?
CMP: 4 - 3 - something like that.
CMP: 11266, 17839.
UNKNOWN: a film pack here, Gene-o.
CDR: It's full.
LMP: ... what kind it is?
CDR: It's color exterior.
LMP: ... 70 millimeter?
CDR: No, 16.
LMP: ... that way. How ... we got left, I need some ... the LM?
UNKNOWN: Here's one with lots of ...
CMP: You got one with a lot? Maybe there!s some stored where we don't never think of to look.
CMP: Do you realize that we almost don't get any ...?
CMP: Do you realize that all ...? Okay, I'11 put this camera mount on.
LMP: ... floating around with a monocular.
CMP: How much time we got in here, Tom?
CDR: Okay. I can see it coming way up ahead here. We're just over Messier.
CMP: And there's Taruntius ... some kind of goddam fool.
CDR: I'm getting another ...
CDR: Whew!
CDR: We ... no b_g (yawn) ... moon.
CMP: God. That one down there looks Just like somebody -
CDR: That one on the left?
CDR: Okay. 126:25:53. You got him - you'11 acquire - and at 27:30, he's there, so at about 28 - 27:30 to 27: 50.
CMP: Okay, I may have youpitch on that ...
CMP: Are you ORB rate, Tom?
CDR: Yes. Sure am. Holding right there.
CDR: 27:'25- about anothe__ 30 seconds, babe. NTIAL '
CMP: It's A, B, and E - A, B, and D, I mean - leading into E.
CMP: Alright. We're there.
CDR: Okay. We'11 - to get the mark in - (cough) - you said 27:25.
CMP: Okay, babe. Say when.