Otrobonita/noicy-space-talks huggingface dataset:
CDR: Thirty seconds.
LMP: A1 l. right.
CDR: Let's see, what am I - What's this huge basin I'm looking at right here to the north?
CMP: That should be Becvar.
CDR: That's this basin here. What the heck is that? I24P That it, Gene?
CDR: Mendeleev, isn't it?
LMP: Gene?
CDR: Right on time. Okay. V/H to HIGH ALTITUDE.
CDR: Next thing, in 5 minutes is the laser altimeter.
LMP: What are we going to do with it?
CDR: We're going to turn it off, and then we're going to - turn - retrack the mapping camera and close some covers. Okay.
CDR: That was the PAN CAMERA you went to STANDBY on?
CDR: Okay. What is this? Mendeleev, isn't it? IA{
P: I believe ... - You should recognize it by having that long linear- -
CDR: Yes, but I can't see it now. - - crater chain.
CDR: Oh, there it comes across. Yes, I'11 - -
LMP: Yes. That's it.
CDR: - - be able to see it when I get - -
CDR: - - in line with it. That's it. It's got the - an sort of off-center, traveling central peak.
CDR: Yes, that crater chain - what - goes -1most north and south. Yes, very linear.
CDR: And, boy, is that - -
LMP: Extremely linear.
CDR: - - is that pronounced.
CDR: I wonder if the Rover would get up those walls? I doubt it. There's some breaches, though, in those walls that the Rover could get through. Page B1 Yes.
CDR: But I '11 bet they look much bigger when you get down there.
LMP: They're not nearly as smooth a floor as Korolev seemed to have in detail. Seems to have not only more craters but more htmmnocks.
CDR: ... through there.
CMP: Okay. The next thing is - -
LMP: I got a clock going on that altimeter.
CMP: Okay. LASER ALTIMETER goes OFF at 16.
LMP: And there was a possibility of an east-west ridge - -
CMP: Where is Mendeleev?
LMP: Mendeleev - -
CDR: Right here, Ron. CMl° I don't see it.
CDR: Right here. C_P Not at this Sun angle. I don't see it yet. Okay.
CDR: Right here. It's this way.
CDR: Yes. This way.
CDR: And the next two craters we're coming over are Hartmann and Green. Green has got that nice symmetrical central peak with the sloped sides, and Hartmann has got a sort of turtle- hlrmmocky back. You don't see the cracks - -
CDR: - - but you see the blisters in its - -
CMP: That's Hartmann, okay.
CDR: - - that's Hartmann, and you see the blisters in it's floor, and you really don't see the sloping either.
CDR: Green? South? Right here? C_4P Yes.
CDR: Look - looks like the bottom has been boiled up?
CMP: Yes, looks like --
CDR: Like the whole side - freshly slumped - -
CDR: - - and the bottom is boiling molasses or something?
CDR: That's nothing. I can't - I don't have it on this chart.
CMP: That's ... up there, huh?
CDR: But it's right under the number 13 where it says rev 13.
CMP: Yes, yes, it is!
LMP: Man, you're right (laughter).
CMP: It's like - like Anders said, this is a heck of a t
LMP: Okay, this - I - -
CMP: - - proposition, by the way.
LMP: - - don't know which one it is, but one of those to the right - Oh, we're Just about over it right not - maybe Just a little north of our track - is generally bright walled, although the southwest wall not only hem an arcuate slump cut apparently, but it's darker, and it's darker not only in the inner wall but it's also in the eJecta blanket outward. You see that, Ron?
CMP: Yes, it is. It's darker on the eJecta and the blanket going back toward - to the east. Yes. Yes. Is that east - -
LMP: - - or west? Is it?
CMP: Well, we're going east. We're - -
LMP: We're going west.
LMP: Okay; yes, east. I'm sorry; southeast.
CDR: Hey, do you see that one where you see very steep fresh walls way out there, Almost on the horizon? Oh, we're going over a big long -
CMP: Yes, we - -
CDR: - - crater chain. Not that one. And in this case it is - -
CDR: - -made up of cone-shaped - -
LMP: I would say it might be - -
CDR: - - craters that are - -
LMP: - - en eschelon with apparent right laterals.
CDR: ..... I thought at ... you were supposed to go to the horizon.
LMP: It's trending north-south - -
CDR: Ron ?
CDR: Thought you were supposed to go to the horizon.
LMP: - - at the northwest-southeast - -
CMP: No, ... doesn't. IzMP - - and the spoon is consistently to the south.
CDR: Here's King coming up.
CMP: Where? I'd like to take a look at that.
CDR: I got a good view of what's in front of us right by the LM. Here, you can - you - Take a look at King frcm this angle, Eon. Get back here to the - -
CMP: I can see the - -
CDR: - - Look right along the LM - LM tanks. See it?
CMP: Oh, okay. It's Just now coming up. Okay.
CMP: With the Y central peak on it.
CMP: Okay, okay. Okay, I don't--
CDR: I'11 give you a hack when you ought to be able to pick that out. It's got - Yes, it's got a - a varied central peak - -
CDR: Okay. It is. And the Y is pointing up to the - What ? Northwest.
CMP: Oksy. There's 16. That's LASER ALTIMETER, OFF. s_d MAPPING CAMERA to RETRACT.
CMP: RETRACT on the MAPPING - -
LMP: Couple minutes and we'11 look at it.
CMP: Okay, and then IR COVER to CLOSE.
CMP: UV to - UV COVER, CLOSED?
CDR: The ray--
CDR: The ray's from Giordano Bruno - -
CMP: Okay, and I got ...
CDR: - - that seem to breach King - -
LMP: What else, Ron?
CDR: I can't really see where the ray emanates from, but it's very obvious to me that there's not only an albedo change as you approach King in the direc- tion of that ray - or from the direction of that ray, which, by the way, is into the opening of the Y in the central peak, but that ss you hit the rim, there is a definite - - C24P Okay. There's going to be a ... - -
CDR: - - wide area of albedo change to a lighter color. And in the center - -
CMP: - - I mean I was looking at the ... - -
CDR: - - of this light color down the slump slopes - -
CMP: Have you retracted yet?
CDR: - - of King, you have a very - well, not a ... but a darker - much darker area.
CDR: What do you want, Ron. C_P ... 15, when the mapping camera retracts.
LMP: What shall I do? Turn it off?
CDR: And on the ray from Giordano Bruno - -
CMP: How long it takes.
CDR: - - you have sort of a smooth-type surface - -
CMP: ... before.
CDR: - - Looks like it's much dustier, if you will, in that direction as it approaches King than the - -
CMP: Okay; 5 - 5 seconds to PAN CAMERA - -
CDR: - - area outside the ray. t_
CMP: - - OPERATE. Okay. PAN CAMERA to OPERATE now. i
CMP: It started at 09. That's at ... - -
CDR: And as you look up the horizon from King out that ray, you get a - - C_P It's a minute and 45 right about now.
CDR: - - ... hint of a - this continuous, darker - -
CMP: ... set it over ... - -
CDR: - - surface within the ray geometry.
LMP: Now what?
CMP: Okay. PAN CAMERA to STANDBY at 27 is the next thing for you. 27:43.
CDR: It sepm_ to go - -
LMP: Nine minutes. C_P Okay. You can enable JETs A-4.
CDR: Oh, man, you got to look at that - at that - that - that albedo change, almost like a flow coming down the walls of -What is it? Guyot?
CMP: Guyot. Yes.
CDR: Guyot? Right at us. Do you see it?
CMP: And they're - straight down here, is it?
CDR: Yes, you see Guyot?
CDR: But you see that albedo change?
CMP: Oh, that's - that's - okay. That's Lobachevsky on over there.
CDR: No. No.
CDR: Not what I'm looking at. (24P The one looking straight ahead there.
CDR: No, I'm looking over here. I'm looking right over here.
LMP: Okay. Here's our sandy, light gray rims.
CDR: Okay. What do you want on these - on the - -
CMP: Okay. Enable A-4.
CMP: C-3. Can I use that camera at all?
CDR: C-37 And
CMP: B-4.
CDR: B-47
CMP: Yes, you can use it. And
CDR: what?
CMP: And D-3.
CDR: Okay. What do you want disabled?
CMP: Disable Jets A-1 and C-2.
C: ROLL is OFF. C_P And enable Jet C-1. Enable C-1.
CDR: C-1.
CDR: Okay. You got all your roll Jets off except C-1.
CMP: Yes, I know. I know.
CDR: This is a ... -- C_P Which is a minus roll. Okay. Enable B-2 and D-2.
CDR: Enable B-27
CMP: Yes, Bravo 2 and Delta 2.
CMP: And that's in case we get off attitude.
CMP: Now, get me a VERB 6 - 62 on - -
CDR: Are we subsolar yet?
CMP: - - ... to ... pretty clever.
LMP: Did you pick up the rest of this stuff in the Flight Plan?
CMP: Yes, we got everything. Yes, substellar - sub- solar's about now.
CDR: I - I was looking at Guyot.
CMP: That's mag 00, frame sc_ething or other -whenever you get through there.
CDR: Guyot.
CMP: Acquire MSFN in OMNI D. Okay. We'11 ... Let me know when you're through taking pictures there. IMP Okay. (24P What frame?
CDR: Boy, that looks - You know, where you see some of these slumped areas where it looks like there's an albedo change over the rim of the crater, so many places you see a - what appears to be a small but massive - looking black area like right here on - on Lobachevsky. I,MP There's Just - Just black fill rolling over the slope of the - -
CMP: Did you get that ... of Lobachevsky? I_ - - wall of the crater. Yes. I wouldn't be surprised if that's all glass, Geno.
CDR: Might very well be.
LMP: Because craters that have big ray patterns - they also generate a lot more glass than usual. These higher energy impacts.
CDR: Okay, are we about - - I24P Frame 67 was Lobachevsky on mag 00.
CDR: Oh, let's see. AOS is at 24 .... What do they want? Did we get all this, Ron?
CMP: Yes, I got that. A/
CDR: Disable - -
CMP: Okay. I got - got 10 degrees out here. Let me give us a call.
CDR: Have we got everything done?
CMP: Got everything done as far as - -
CDR: You get all these things here?
CMP: Yes, we did that.
CDR: You get the T-start again?
CMP: Yes. C_R Okay.
CMP: T-start is 18:07 or so. That's good.
CDR: Okay. Did you get the MAPPING CAMERA, RETRACT, s_d everything?
CDR: Okay. This is all done. OMNI Delta then?
CDR: 27:_B, we want to stop the pan camera again.
CDR: There's a ... one down there.
LMP: Some of that dark stuff Just looks like blocks.
CMP: Yes. Think I can finally - Look it, this thing's upside down (laughter).
CDR: Well, you got to know which way you're going and which way you're pointing. That's the big problem. sc (Coagh)
CDR: I got the feeling that someone's brought a big powder puff and powdered the whole back side, because - - (24P ... water. I_P Here's one - here's one off to the south that has - has three albedo contrasts. Looks very much like what you Just described except it has one more - one more in there - -
CMP: Okay, Houston. We're with you in OMNI Delta.
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CDR: ... the burn. (yawn) Well, there comes the Sun up already ?. Probably. That'11 be on our . . · - -
LMP: No .... That 's - Besides, it 's out the other way.
CDR: Yes .... Right on the side of the LM. Look at it.
LMP: Yes. Sun's behind it ....
CMP: Okay. The burn time is 22.1, bank A open .... ·.. overburn it 2 seconds. That's a ...
CMP: ... sextant star check. Okay. P40 to 50 18, and bring that beauty behind.
CDR: Okay. Check your breakers on panel 8 and your SPS breakers.
CMP: DIRECT ULLAGE .... right here.
CMP: Okay, DIRECT ULLAGE -
LMP: Oh, you've got that. Okay. I can put it in here.
CDR: ···
CMP: PILOT VALVES; okay, they're ail set.
CDR: ... you can pull a ..., but it feels like it.
LMP: ... like it?
CDR: Yes. No, it's - it's not so bad. It Just feels like I pulled a ... or something. EPS is doing nothing.
LMP: ... clear .... the handle.
CDR: Yes. Make sure that it's down good.
CDR: Okay. You got all your breakers - STAB CONTROL, panel 8? (Yawn) SPS, 12 CLOSED?
CDR: Okay. SPS, 12 CLOSED?
CDR: Okay. MANUAL ATT, three, RATE COMMAND?
CDR: ATTITUDE DEAD BAND, MIN; RATE, LOW.
CDR: SCS TVC, two to RATE COMMAND.
CDR: CG switch, LM/CSM.
CDR: Okay. TVC GIMBAL DRIVE PITCH ahd YAW, AUTO. %
CDR: Okay. We'11 stand by for about 6 or 7 minutes.
CMP: Okay. Should be in good shape.
CDR: Okay. If overburn is greater than 2.2 feet per second and less than 10. Well, first of all, if it's less than 2.2, we'11 take it out - to i foot per second. See then we - If it's between 2.2 and 10, we'11 pitch 180 and take it out with the plus-X thrusters.
CDR: If it's greater than 10, we'11 use the SPS.
CDR: Oh, NOUN ...
CMP: - - from 180 is - 180 from that is what? 48.
CMP: From 228 is - 048.0, right?
CDR: What attitude did you put in there?
CMP: 180 degrees.
CMP: See, that's okay. Then call VERB ... and ... around. Could have loaded NOUN 22, I guess.
CMP: What are we supposed to be in to acquire ground?
CDR: See, you were supposed to be in an omni when you left it , so that has to be high gain, so how about OMNI Charlie?
CMP: Okay .... it in OMNI Charlie. No. Wait a minute. This says AOS.
CDR: Yes, but that's where they - We didn't go to OMNI Charlie. We stayed in HIGH GAIN.
CMP: Well, but AOS - We ... for the call ... change that.
CMP: I'11 change it .... LOS to AOS.
CDR: HIGH GAIN, plus 9 and 338.
CMP: Okay .... - -
CDR: - - ... lock up in the high gain, go to OMNI Charlie.
CDR: Plus 9 and 338.
CMP: That'11 be MANUAL WIDE or -
CDR: ... Here it is, right here. Okay. VERB 49 to landmark observation attitude - or bailout attitude. Okay, set HIGH GAIN for plus 9 and plus 338, REACQ and NARROW for AOS.
CMP: For AOS.
CDR: Yes. NARROW for AOS.
CDR: We want to make sure we get things cleaned up tonight so we can go to bed on time, because tomorrow is one beck of a long day.
CDR: We want to get done eating, and get any other clean- ing up we want to do or whatever else we want to do and get it out of the way because - -
CMP: I think you guys may want to put your sensors on tonight, too.
CDR: - - because sleeping time - Well, I'm going to leave mine on - sleeping time, we want to be ready to go to bed, either by then or before then ... at this point ... - -
LMP: Is that - what's your -_ ... go around in a strange attitude ..·?
CMP: Jack, have you got VHBW on that camera? No. You want VHB - -
CMP: If you had one _uick one, I'd start it at - what, f/4 at 1/2507 Right at the terminator?
LMP: Well, stand by 1.
CMP: I 'm sure. It 's - pretty much black mare - in - in - Korolev there. I think that's Korolev.
LMP: How am I doing here? Have I still got time?
CMP: Twelve minutes, Jack?
LMP: No. Time for your picture.
LMP: Okay, VHBW. You want - and the - What - what lens?
CDR: That one won't be any good.
LMP: Huh ?
CDR: Get the other.
LMP: ... Lit it?
CDR: It won't be any good to get what you want, though.
CMP: Yes, the 80, if you've got one. Otherwise, ...
LMP: Well, I'11 put it on.
LMP: The slide's pulled.
CDR: You got it set with the slides pulled?
LMP: Just a little beyond the terminator, I think.
CDR: Well, let's see what ... here ....
CMP: No manual start; no restart.
CMP: Four Jets, 15 seconds, isn't it?
CDR: Ullage. Ullage is four Jets ...
CMP: Four jets, 15 seconds. I think I'm going to have to . .. these crazy things to make them work.
CDR: Have you got DSE?
CMP: There's a couple of places of floating urine on the window.
LMP: What one? ... - -
CDR: That's Galois, isn't it? That one right down there?
CDR: Korolev is - off to your left a little way. There. 8-1/2
CMP: Okay; minutes.
CMP: Okay. We'11 go 5, 4, 3, 2, l, shutdown. Right?
CDR: Starting at 187
LMP: 2 ... right?
CDR: Starting it at 18.
CMP: Right. 5, 4, 3, 2, 1.
CDR: 18, 19, 20, 21, 22. I'm going to start at 18. 5, 4, 3, 2, i; that's 18, 19, 20, 21, 22. Because I don't want it to shut it down early; start on 18 to get your 5.
LMP: Gene, it will be late.
CMP: Late to give you ... shutdown. Start on 17: 5, 4, 3, 2, l, shutdown.
CDR: Oh, you're going to yell shutdown, I'm sorry.
CDR: I'm sorry. Okay. You're right.
LMP: I'm going to shut it - shut it down on ... - -
LMP: -- ...
CDR: Okay. MAIN BUS TIES, ON.
CDR: Okay. TAPE RECORDER; HIGH BIT RATE, RECORD, FORWARD, COMMAND RESET.
LMP: Okay. HIGH BIT RATE, RECORD, FORWARD, COMMAND - - TIME SKIP
CDR: Okay. SERVO POWER; AC 1/MAIN A?
CDR: And AC B.
CDR: Okay. Let me get my ... ROT CONTROL POWER, two, to AC.
CDR: DIRECTs OFF?
CDR: Okay. B_AGs, 1/2.
CDR: Okay. ROT CONTROL; two are ARMED.
CDR: PITCH I and YAW 1.
CMP: Okay, PITCH 1.
CDR: Verify trim and set. minus
CDR: Minus 0.64, Ron.
CMP: Minus 0.647 ThR_W you. Minus 0.64 - -
CDR: Okay. Verify MTVC.
CDR: Okay. SPACECRAFT CONTROL, CMC.
CDR: Clockwise?
CDR: No MTVC?
CDR: Okay, PITCH 2 - -
CDR: - - and YAW 2.
CDR: Set GPI trim.
CDR: 1.9 plus.
CMP: Okay; it's ...
CDR: Okay; mine's good.
CDR: HAND CONTROLLER, NEUTRAL?
CDR: Vet ify - -
CMP: -- zero.
CDR: - - no MTVC?
CDR: Okay. Verify returns to zero; it did.
CMP: It did.
CDR: ROT CONTROL POWER, two, AC to [sic] DC.
CDR: Okay. DIRECTs, MAIN A/MAIN B.
CDR: Okay. BMAGs, RATE 2.
CDR: Okay. That's ...
CMP: Okay. It looks like we're there.
LMP: Looks like it liked you, didn't it?
CMP: Yes. Try it one more time and see if you ...
CDR: Yes. OksV control.
CMP: .... for ...
CDR: Okay. You've got a half?
CDR: Okay. Ready for a gimbal drive?
CMP: Plus, 2, 2, o, plus 2, 2, o. Ta - ta-tum-tum.
CDR: Saw it all over here. Plus 1.9 and minus 0.6.
CDR: Okay. SCALE 5/17
CDR: Okay. At 59, we go EMS, NORMAL.
CMP: TRANS CONTROL POWER - We go NORMAL, TRANS CONTROL POWER, and DELTA-V THRUST all at the same time in 30 seconds.
CDR: Okay; and you want four-Jet ullage at 15 seconds. You've got a four Jet there, don't you?
CMP: Ah - I think so. Yes .... four - 946 four Jets. Okay.
CDR: Think we'11 be in in a 14 ...? Fourteen and a half miles; we is really going to be coming down _mong them; whoo.
LMP: Fourteen and a half, huh?
CDR: From 170 to l_-l/2.
LMP: My gosh! Look at that hill there.
CMP: (Chuckle) Looks ... again. Everything's backwards. There's a big chunk of stuff out there, rolling around. See it?
CDR: Rolling around?
CMP: Out the left window over here.
LMP: I really like this ...
CMP: ... armed. All the switches. Good.
CMP: O1: 30.
CDR: Okay. You'11 shut down on Jack's burn time, regardless.
CDR: Make sure you listen, so we - so you get the right lead.
CMP: Did you start your watch ...?
CDR: Okay, . .. 17 feet per second ... 2 seconds. Yes, should have ... seconds.
CDR: Okay. DSKY blanks.
CDR: Okay, at 15 seconds, you can start thrusting.
CDR: I'11 get the PRO.
CMP: You'11 get the PRO.
CMP: Got the ullage coming?
CDR: See it on _24S.
CMP: Yes ·
CDR: See it on the DSKY.
CMP: On the DSKY.
CDR: 7, 6, - 99 -
CDR: B, 2 - - CMP/
CDR: i-
CMP: - - ... the thrusters? Pitch ... Looks good over here.
CMP: Looks good. Okay, it's coming up - -
LMP: Fifteen seconds to burn. Computer looks good, like it's going to be on. It says 10 to burn. I think computer's going to shut you down on time.
CDR: That's all right. Computer shut you down. That's all right.
CMP: Computer shut it down; that's all right.
CDR: It was on time.
LMP: I did this same darn thing in the simulator the other day.
CDR: Okay. CMP/
CDR: That's all right - -
CMP: We had ... one time.
CDR: 22 seconds - -
CMP: 198.2.
CDR: Let me - let me get them. It was right on time.
CDR: Good over here.
CMP: Okay. PITCH 2, Jack?
CMP: Okay, once.
LMP: There's a zip. That was beautiful.
CMP: ... once.
LMP: Got it; 0.1.
CMP: Okay, let's see. It's Just - picking up attitude again. All right.
LMP: What was it? Plus or minus?
CMP: Plus 0.1. And I - it went on at 30 seconds ...
LMP: Okay. Coming off.
LMP: There's one, OFF; two went OFF.
CMP: Okay; BIT RATE to LOW? TIME SKIP
CDR: No, no. You delay that until - -
CMP: Oh, that's - -
CDR: - - 94:10.
CMP: Oh. Okay. Delay that until 94:10.
CMP: ... look ...
CMP: Okay. Let's see. You got a VERB 66?
CDR: Yes .... anyhow, it looks like. Okay. VERB 49. Go to 020.
LMP: Okay. And 293 and zero.
CMP: Okay. And then you got the ... DAP. 50 18 ... chamber pressure got up to 95 that time.
CDR: Still got a bias there.
CMP: Still got the bias, but - - may
CDR: It have been a ...
CMP: Yes. It's - -
LMP: ... bias.
LMP: That 's right .... Ox ... ? C2::.:3 Z..T:A,L
LMP: ... wondered - Okay, good. I was Just wondering if we were in there.
CDR: Yes. You know, it USed to be - - L_P _ _ e.,
CDR: It used to be the other way. It used to be the opposite of what he gave you.
LMP: What he gave you. Yes.
CDR: Somebody changed it ...
CMP: That somebody is your CMP.
LMP: Could be confusing.
CMP: (Laughing) Yes, I guess it is.
LMP: Okay. Let 's see.
CDR: I want to find out what kind of - -
LMP: Get your landmark tracking.
CDR: -- ... is.
LMP: Set HIGH GAIN. Okay.
CDR: Okay, we'11 pick up that SIM prep ... in about an hour, Jack, postburn SIM prep.
CDR: Well, that should be about a couple of minutes.
CMP: Gosh dang-lt, I w_Sh those craters Would turn around the other way.
LMP: Okay. What else?
CDR: Ron, go to - Well, when we pick it up, we've got our - the big thing is NOUN 89.
CMP: Look at that big scarp going ... over there -
CDR: P2_. Hey, Ron.
CDR: Put your switches in ACCEL. I want to call up VERB 82 in a minute. And then I'11 switch you back over.
CMP: 59.1 by 14.9. That'11 be pretty close to what we figured, huh?
CDR: Re ady ?
CMP: ... 10 degree s ... I wish I could look out there and recognize a crater right off the bat, but I can't do that yet.
LMP: Well, you're right over Chaplygin, I believe.
CDR: Just passed it.
CMP: We must be past it. I don't see it.
LMP: No. It 's down over there.
CMP: Oh, there it is over there.
CDR: There's those - turtle -
CMP: Okay. There 's the lovelets.
CDR: - - ... Yes.
CMP: There's the lovelets. Okay, so that's south of that - What's that big one south of the - the lovelet s?
LMP: That's got to be -
CMP: Marconi. This is Marconi over here.
CDR: I can't see too ,_:ch from down under this -
LMP: Marconi.
CMP: What time do I have to do that landmark tracking? L_P o..
CDR: Yes, you -
LMP: e..
CDR: Load NOUN 89. What are the n,,mbers for loading NOUN897
LMP: Hand me your orbital chart - -
CMP: It's 't'
CDR: ... NOUN 89 ...
CMP: J-3.
CDR: I have the nllmhers for J-3 ....
CDR: Plus 9 - plus 19.9_8, plus 20.051, plus all balls.
CMP: Maybe I'd better get some ... on ..., Just in case.
CDR: Oh heck, we've got - What'd I say? Nine - We're at 93:18. We've got a long time before AOS.
CMP: , Oh, yes, before AOS gets here. Yes. Marconi was the one ... - -
CMP: Marconi is the one south of it.
CDR: Yes ?
CMP: That's the one I ought to recognize because that's - f/60.
CMP: Okay .... is norm, i frame per second, Let 's see, it 's pretty hig_l Sun in here.
CDR: And there 's old Mendeleev.
CMP: ... screwed up the focus.
CMP: Yes, there she is.
CDR: The albedo changed on the inside of that crater right there, Jack. It's probably the same thing that gives the albedo change on - on the - this little one right here. The white albedo; it's probably the same albedo - type albedo change you get on the - on the - slide.
CDR: Well, even on the inside of all these walls - -
LMP: - - this particular exposure, it Just never darkens.
CDR: See, you can - see it on all those walls. Any time there's movement, there's a darkening effect that has to do with - the sitting [?] - you know, the marnishing [?] or whatever you want to call it. there? report, and then NOUN 89. Let me doublecheck those.
CMP: 19.9_8 and 20.051. Boy, it's going to be bright. Whew. I can help you with that one. think I can. got to know - Closer to - -
CMP: Yes, but there's a whole bunch of them right between there, and I want - Let me take one more look at that now. ping camera - -
CMP: No, those - those only - See, I've got a strip across here, too. Right now, we should be going across Arabia aren't we?
LMP: You want that picture, Ron?
CMP: Yes. I've got the whole back side, essentially.
LMP: Have you got that ... somewhere?
CDR: There it is - - r
CDR: - - There with the ...
CMP: Take a look at J-3 again. It says Farouk Crater.
LMP: Well, it's - I guess it's - -
CDR: They got this listed wrong. I guess it's Arabia.
CMP: ... J-3 - -
LMP: They've got ... listed up with - I guess it's ..., but look at that perspective as we get lower.
CDR: What? Yes (chuckle). We're getting down.
CMP: Man, I've got to have something to ... brightness.
CDR: We're getting down.
CDR: Man, are we getting down. Is that King? Is that what you - -
CDR: Yes, that's King, because that's where that - gray from - whatever the heck that one is over there - up through there, on the north there.
CMP: Giordano Bruno.
CDR: Yes. Giordano Bruno. Let me see, I've got a couple of buddies that are named Giordano and Bruno.
LMP: They're Grecian, aren't they?
CDR: These guys are Italian. How high a_e those moun- tains in that central peak?
CDR: Ten thousand feet, maybe?
LMP: Oh, they're _robably - Well, we're still - - 100,O00 miles - lO0,000 feet. Does it have anything for lan_m-rk tracking? latitude? Is there a scale on there for landmark tracking? other side of Crisium. 1/60. 1/60
CMP: Okay. There's a dark halo, and then there's a bright one. over that scarp or the - - peak. some of those light albedo scarps. See it coming up in here? The gray - the gray and the dark mixed. The gray's sort of ...
CMP: Okay, Gene, as soon as I finish this P-24, you can give me those - those new NOUN 89s to load up. a crater that hit the side over here - but that black stuff - it may be glass, but it sure flowed down that hill. is not the Flight Plan; this is - don't have anything until AOS. Remember we're looking at - that's the one that - - like a - something hit the side, and glass flowed over the - angle - or in the wall of the big crater. crater - - there, it looks like something must have hit it, and - and then caused something to flow out. you start looking for it. out. AOS is like - ... - like in i minute. I'm sorry, like in B minutes - B minutes. That one, that one, and right under us is Moiseev. ... got ... there. have the same perspective we had. up?
CDR: Yes. Okay, better load it. 19.948. You ready?
CDR: 19.948, 20.051, 0. That looks good.
CDR: Yes, there' s A1-Biruni, Jack, right out there.
CDR: Okay, here comes AOS .... have them.
CDR: Hello, Houston; America.
CDR: Okay. The burn was good on all counts. ### (This page Unclassified) Tape 17-03401 APOLLO 17 i_2SION APOLLO DSE CM VOICE DUMP TRANSCRIPTION DUMPED OVER oos DURING., LUNARDRBIT2 Time Segments (AET) From To SECURITY CLASSIFICATION The material contained herein hal been transcrJhed into · workiJq paper in order to hiclUtate review _,y in·even·ed _ elemeaAI. 11_le document, Or poriion]l there.,' may he den Jail· I fled subject to the !o_ It_Melinon: Portions d thin documet_( wJ Il he cinoltifiod CONFIDEITTIAL, Group 4, to the extent that they: ($)d_ine qv&_ttattve peldormaece char·cteriftico d (he Apollo Rpicecr_t, (3)detail critical performfmce -_h-_,*tctertetice o( ApOUQ c row eyltems tad equtp_em. ($) provide tecl_fcM detlU1 of li(fitfiean( Itu·ch Yehieke maU'_(ione iq eternal tush· or revetl actual lay·ch trajectory dam. (4) reveal medical d&tA on fi_t crew members vhleh clm be _onMdered privileged data, or (6} reveal other data which Ca· be individually determined to r_lre ohlu#JeAtlon under the authorJ(y o( the Apollo Profrim Security Cb- -. elfin&tine Ouide, $CG;I], Rev. I, J/l/_. GROUP4 Dcv_raded at _-year intervals; declassified after 12 years
LMP: He got to go down that way.
CDR: Down that way?
CMP: Depends on how you orient it.
LMP: The tape recorder.
CDR: Oh, on the top ...
CDR: Unbelievable. Just like the big-old-hand-of-God signal. Look at that.
CMP: Yes. See the relief on the surface?
CMP: Look at that ...
CDR: Watch where North America ought to be now.
LMP: Ping, there!
CDR: Yes? A little grazing. It didn't drop off right in the ...
CDR: Shove it.
LMP: When was I supposed to do ...? Didn't they - Weren't they supposed to - Oh, REACQ, okay.
CMP: Okay, Is the door open on all that stuff on the lunar grav- -
CDR: No. You go to GROUP 2 first.
CDR: When in UV grazing attitude, UV COVE_, OPEN. And it's 42, so we can do it now.
CMP: What's that? Is that HIGH GAIN, MANUAL?
CMP: Okay. Now what ?
CDR: And then nothing. AUTO and NARROW for AOS.
CDR: And UV COYm_, OPEN.
CMP: Okay. Just UV COVER, OPEN? Nothing else, huh?
CDR: That's all. Is that experiment on - with UV COVER, OPEN? CMl° I hope it is. I haven't even touched the SIM bay today. Jack's been doing it all.
CDR: I tell you, that first two revs is a bear, you know.
CDR: Because, first you got all - -
CMP: I'11 tell you.
CDR: - - you know, you need a guy to fly, a guy to take pictures , a guy to handle SIM bay, and all three guys trying to observe. It's - it's a four-man Job.
LMP: That's right. But I think we got through it better than anybody else ever did.
CDR: Oh, I'm ... - -
CMP: Oh, I think we did, too.
CDR: - - ... be. We got - -
CMP: I blew there.
LMP: And the high bit rate proabably, but -
CDR: Well, that's all right.
LMP: They got it on the - on the short burn, I'm sure.
CDR: UV is ON.
CDR: You're going to get blamed. When you were talking in VOX there in landmark tracking, I didn't know Jack was in VOX.
CDR: And - and then I - I yelled over his shoulder, "Perfect !"
CDR: (Laughter) And I also said, "Look at those hills."
LMP: The trouble is, it sounded Just like the way you'd say, "Perfect ."
CMP: (Laughter) That's right.
CDR: Then Bob says, "Ron, are you in VOX? _
CMP: What have you got going there, hot or cold?
CDR: Hot now.
CMP: Somebody put them all away, I guess. I don't know where'd you put them.
LMP: There's some up there.
CMP: We got sc_e over here.
LMP: If we'd get this eating out of the way, we'd get all that other stuff out of the way and -
CDR: I don't know. Where did you put them all?
LMP: No. This is my pack that had disappeared.
LMP: My - I had my pack, too ... - -
CMP: Watch it. They'11 all come out at once.
LMP: - - I don't know.
CDR: Well, this is a new one. I haven't seen it.
LMP: No. Well, that's the one I've been using and I thought it'd disappeared.
LMP: Okay. I'm not going to touch it.
CDR: Yes. All you do is verify tape motion. That means they put you in this - right?
LMP: Okay. I '11 ...
LMP: Oh, moderately well. Not as well as down below, I don't think.
CDR: Ron, how does that sound to you?
LMP: But, I Just - -
CDR: They obviously didn't.
CMP: Yes. Just fill it.
CDR: I'm not saying you don't have a long day tomorrow, but -
LMP: You got hot water in there - while you're cooking? CMl° Wonder where it is.
CMP: Nine minutes to IR ccming open.
CDR: Look at that. I almost got all air.
CMP: What you- what you -
CDR: Where are our urine ...?
CMP: Over there ....
LMP: Huh? They over in the ... here? No, they ...
CMP: Why don't we dump them when we dump that waste water?
CMP: ... hours up ... take them off .... dump ... I24P Well, we don't have a urine dump here?
CMP: No, I Just looked. I thought they told me there wasn't - You couldn't - -
CDR: Even in the camera, I can see some bright, white stuff down there.
CDR: (Humming )
LMP: ... going to be a ...
CDR: Maybe we ought to turn the -
CMP: Four minutes.
CDR: You got it? IR?
CDR: Oh, man. That gas really does accumulate.
LMP: Have you looked down ...
CDR: You just - You look at them and you can just see it - it's just boiled right there.
CMP: It doesn't look like debris from the sides or any- thing. Yes.
CDR: No, it's a lake - right there at the bottom of the crater. It's a dark lake, and you can just see right into them.
LMP: ... collapse ... CMl° Yes, yes. In fact, this is characteristic of the ... craters of all sizes back here, but particularly that size and - and some - say three or four, five times that is that they're filled with something. They're flooded. Scme with - -
CDR: Like ...?
CMP: - - very smooth, some with a turtleback, and then some with this. If I had to put an age sequence on it, I'd say it was the very smooth, the turtle- back, and then this stuff would be the ...
CMP: IR COVER, right?
CDR: It's IR COVER, OPEN.
CDR: ..., Ron.
LMP: 10 into B, and B [sic] in B6.
CDR: (Sneeze) Excuse me. (Sneeze)
CDR: ..., Ron, ...
CMP: Yes , that's Aitken.
LMP: On all the pictures ... taken ... that floor co_ out black.
CDR: (Sneezing)
CMP: Simon and Garfunkel.
CDR: Maybe I'11 going to try to take that ... - after you guys are through eating.
CDR: Stuffed, absolutely stuffed.
CMP: Well, I had scme chocolate around, you know, but I don't know what happened to it.
CDR: The unused ...
CDR: Yes, I had that with the corn chowder (laughter).
CDR: Oh, it was a part of the Apollo 8 task of landmark tracking.
CDR: Did _ lot of landmark tracking tasks in that flight.
CMP: ... there .... coming up, coming up or couldn't see what the heck it was ...... my time before I saw the other one come up.
LMP: What do you want to - Ron, what would you use up here? Would you use the gingerbread? CMl° Yes.
LMP: You ought to tell us what you want to keep. Pudding?
LMP: How about diced peaches?
LMP: No diced peaches, huh?
LMP: Just a minute, Ron. I'11 have scme puddings for you.
LMP: How about sausage, cheddar cheese, tomato soup, mustard.
CMP: They got about three or four meals back there in - in the other end.
LMP: In case you get around to looking for stuff to Jettison.
LMP: Whoops, excuse me. Did I kick you?
LMP: Well, I was thinking it might be later on when we run out of tissues. There's a deal of vanilla pudding.
LMP: Yes. I think - -
LMP: I'11 Just leave that in my bag. I think my bag is cleaned out. All I have to do is make a decision on the CWG - dirty old CWG.
LMP: Well, I was Just thinking, you know, if you ever h_d a big water spill or something like that. What do you do? Vacuum Clea_er?
LMP: Okay. We'11 throw it away. Huh?
CDR: If you get a chance, would you get ...
LMP: No, I'm fine. I had to ... Yours ..., Ron?
CDR: ... chocolate bar ... Want any Jack?
LMP: Yes, sure does to me, too. I've seen that three times now.
CMP: ... of it.
LMP: Get a picture of it.
CMP: Don't ... any directional ... - -
LMP: Most of them seem - Well, I don't know if there are any directional, but they're really metrical halos, in general, rather than Just a light - a light area. There are quite a few of them.
CDR: Take my pineapple drinks up there. I don't know what I'm going to do with it now that I made it ...
CDR: (_lmming) Well, I think it is time to get orga- nized. Let's see, we have one pass to see the landing site here. Do you want those, or shall I open them?
CMP: ... won't be on this side because the edge of the shadow ... right up to ...
CDR: AOS is what?
LMP: ... are you putting that in B? ... the number 107 ... Is that right?
CDR: Well, I think I'm going to be able to take a ... tonight - again.
CMP: Geno? Jack?
CDR: What? No, thank you.
CDR: Oh, I got to - didn't log them today. I never logged any nuts.
CMP: Well, I guess - do I want to be AUTO? Okay.
CMP: You're right. Very ... right. ### (This page Unclassified) Tape 17-o3a27 MISSION APOLLO 17 APOLLO DSE CM VOICE DUMP TRANSCRIPTION DUMPED OVER MAD DURING LUNAHORBIT 10 Time-Segments. (AET) From To 04 07 21 54 04 08 13 04 04 09 26 33 04 09 54 54 SECURITY CLASSIFICATION The material eontelned herein has been transcribed into a working paper ia order to facilitate review by iaterented MISC etefuenim. This document, c_. portions there.,' may ha d · c i · · · Ir t · d subject to the folk,wine imldetinea: :Portieres of this document will be cineeifled CONFIDKNTIAL. to extent that they: qvantitatlve Group 4, the (I)define performance charmcterJeUcs d the A$1ollo_qlXKCeCrafi,(2)4etall crhticnl pecformmfice cbaracterintke of Apollo crew eylteme and equipmeut, (3) provide teclmical deinlll or elgnlllcna! inuAch vehicle maUuncUufie i,_ actual f)lsM or reveel actual inuttch trajectory data, (4) revest medical data 0a fllsht crew members which can be corlsidered pri,_fioged datE, or (S) reveal outer data Which can be imitviduaily determined to req, JIre cinealficeticJn under the authority o_ the Apollo Program Security CM- -. alrinauoa Guide, fJCG. 11, Rev. 1, J/!/66. iii i GROUP 4 '1 Dovr_racled at }-year [intervals; declassified ] after la years ,--_*,bftld cmlaXal lalormatloa I[%I` _fectlnf the national de_onfe of the United _ate_ wl_in the meeu_rlg Gl the elpl(xla4ce laws, TMAe 18, U. 8.¢., Seca. ';93 and 754, the tr_r_,_,cm o1' re_,oltAIcr& cd[ which in _.u% ',,---er to t_ unauthorLy,_ lporeom Il pmtWbitedby law.
LMP: Gene, how did you sleep?
CDR: Oh, about 6-1/2 hours - pretty good.
LMP: Sleep - good. Sleeping all right?
LMP: How much water did you have yesterday?
CDR: I only had three of them.
LMP: And a PRD when you get a moment.
CDR: Okay. PRD is - 36 on the end.
LMP: Oh, excuse me, Ron. You want to say that again (yawn)? Gosh, you guys - my meter's going up a lot faster than yours. Maybe because I don't wear it. (Laughter) I'm asleep. Let's put this in the garbage pile. Really? Good or restless?
LMP: How much water?
LMP: Excuse me, I'm selling.
CDR: Isn't it - isn't it temporary stowage? Can you get them both? Might Just as well get the food sticks, too.
LMP: Well, get them out later ... pulled around.
CDR: Well, the first thing we do after eating, and we'd like to get as many things done as we can during eating.
LMP: Well, I know, I mean fill the drink bags, but the food sticks - you're just going to get - are just going to disappear.
CDR: Put them in the same bag.
CDR: I think we decided you could put that in for me, can't you, Jack?
LMP: Okay. Postsleep (yawn) .... Okay, tone booster's coming off. Quite a vehicle. Quite a vehicle man hath designed here.
LMP: What? It's not on there, but you -
CDR: Would you believe, I still got gas on my stomach.
LMP: Well, now, let me check again. Don't see it.
CDR: Yes, we all did - things screwed.
CDR: I hate to fool with those darned cans.
CDR: The bags for the tone booster still down in A-87 Huh?
CDR: Ouch.
LMP: Don't know why I didn't fill this to the line. Keep the other - other part from filling up, I guess.
CDR: The old city of New Orleans: i C::Z:Z 2: :T!.a,L' bubble in there. I don't know. Big old air bubble. Know where you can get the air bubble to where the hose is. Wait a minute. Tone booster was in A - what - 8?
LMP: A-7 or A-87
CDR: Ron, crack that ... or that air will come out. No, no, no, no, no, crack the nozzle. The nozzle. See where the air will come out. Wait a minute until I get the air bag over there. Now, I'm going to suck that water up through the air hose.
LMP: You've got a big chunk of that ...
CDR: Ron, the tone booster is back in A-8. In the bag. This Just doesn't look like much water.
LMP: I thought we'd be carrying more water than that.
CDR: We ought to get a CST update.
LMP: Well, these are both right. I've got two of them going. Everything - They haven't been off. They're not off a minute. They're just probably ...
CDR: Do you want to take it off?
LMP: How about a cup of coffee this morning, Gene?
CDR: Stay away from the cereals and the cocoa? That's all that's in here.
LMP: Yes, that's the bad one. They crossed off three things in here.
CDR: What else is left? Hey, I got coffee. Got coffee in here. All right, we've only got about a half hour to eat - it's going to be a tough one. ._. Instant breakfast ...
LMP: ... me take.
LMP: Ho-hum.
CDR: Got your plugs over here when you want them, too.
LMP: How are you fixed for hot water?
LMP: Give me about two or three squirts when you get a chance, Ron. If you get a chance.
LMP: Something ...
CDR: You only need one.
LMP: But we ought to kind of take -
CDR: You can't - water dcwn there and take that out and leave it here.
CDR: While you're here, I'm going to ask you to put another one in there. I think so.
CMP: Did you take my coffee?
CDR: Man, I just didn't realize how uncomfortable this can be. (Belch)
CDR: This stomach gas.
CDR: (Belch) I thought I'd override it after a few days. I don't know how others did, but I sure haven't. Came and went yesterday, but it's sure back here again today.
LMP: Didn't get any juice this morning. You didn't see a coffee floating around down there, did you?
CDR: Here 's one.
CDR: Yes - Is it open? (Singing) "Freedom's just another name for nothing left to lose -"
CDR: Huh? Five.
CDR: The o-o-old lunar surface.
LMP: Well, I think they've been filled with something, Ron.
LMP: Sure doesn't look like that to me. There's been a molten lake on some of those new ones, I guar- antee you. Yes, there seems to be three - four - there are four kinds of crater fill that I see. There's a very smooth, light-colored stuff. There's old Aitken again. And then there's a variety of irregular surfaces, the track, turtle back, dome, domical fillings that seem to be pretty old, and the mare fillings that may be associated with that stuff. It may be contempo- raneous like here in Aitken you see them together and it's hard to say one's early or later. And then there's that kind of stuff Gene was talking about -that's just smaller craters, things that that . .. in the floors.
LMP: Here's an extra coffee.
CDR: Okay. Who took this stuff?
LMP: There's star - star Chaplygin. Hurry. Hurry. r
CDR: Yes, you got her (chuckle). You've really got to stretch.
LMP: Yes, it's gone - too late. No, it's not too late. Here ... Well, it's getting ... even better.
LMP: I'm surprised you haven't charged the batteries, Ron. Since LOI, huh? Oh, it's not bad - 32 and 33-1/2.
CDR: Is there any way of reading the voltage out on that other battery?
LMP: You mean the one in the -
CDR: You can by ... fuel cell 2. But I have to connect it to the bus to read it.
LMP: You have to connect it to the bus to read it?
CDR: Someone's passing gas again. That's not news (laughter). You're not upside down, Ron. I keep trying to tell you that.
LMP: Judas. That 's what Judas said.
LMP: That's what Judas said, you fink. (Laughter)
CDR: Not really, we might catch something, but normally we don't.
LMP: 641.
CDR: (Belch) I hope we can do that when we get ready to suit. It's just going to be a nuisance from here on. mM1 D . I.
CDR: Ron, we got to get those suits out and ... tunnel and hatch.
CMP: The old probe is stowed.
CDR: We can't afford to spend too much time screwing around. getting the suits out to put the drink bag in. Then, they've got you removing the probe and drogue.
CDR: Yes, right. It makes sense to get the probe and drogue out. This cabin's so full of junk there's no place to put them. But there's no place to put the suits, if you do it that way. Once you get the suits out, you've got to put it on then.
CDR: Work down there? Call P30. That's P20. Got it? And a VERB 21 NOUN 26. And all zeros. What are report? you - read you with the sleep You fool with that this morning? (Cough) Ron, we may want to save that.
CDR: Got a nice bag for you. How's that? Ron? Ron? AMP 1,.
CDR: (Singing) "Oh, Mister Moon, Moon, bright and 11 silvery Moon, won't you please shine down on me. (H_:mming) "Come from behind that tree. My life's in danger but don't you ... Here comes the man with the big yellow ... " (Humming) King the one with all the blocks - wedges in it? King Crater? Is that - is that the one with all the blocks and wedges in it?
LMP: The wide central peak, doesn't it, with that ray coming down from Giordano Bruno. Okay - you got any juice handy?
LMP: They didn't have any juice in there for breakfast. I never heard of such a thing. At your convenience, sir.
CDR: Two cabin drink bags. We can take a couple of those juices in the LM with us .... get that air bubble out of there.
LMP: All jets enabled before LOS?
CDR: AOS, excuse me. Is that right? Yes, that will be fine. Whatever is closest.
LMP: All jets enabled before AOS, huh?
LMP: Very good. It's the only way I can drink a lot of water is to drink these juices. Water is - Since I left New Mexico, I just haven't been able to drink much water. No. Well, I'm sorry. You're the only one there. Watch it, now. Somehow or another - Ron, I'11 tell you - Let's see, I've got what, three fecal bags in there now? And I think I can recognize them but I - I can't remember to label those darn things. It's such an ordeal - Well, someone else - I tell you - process of elimination - you guys recognize yours and what's left is mine.
LMP: Yes, don't yo u think? CLOSED, barber pole, and gray.
CDR: Ron, Jack, could you - -
LMP: LOGIC POWER, two - OFF down there, Ron? you're going to get mostly air, I hope. Oh, oh, oh, oh, wait. Okay - slowly - ... my bubble in there - mostly air. _lmost, wait a minute - I get the bubble - Okay, try again. That got it. Mostly water. Yes, that was good, Let's see _ here - good technique.
LMP: Hope that gas of yours cleared up. Got too much - to ... one-sixth. I'm sure I speak for you also when I say that (chuckle) nothing like getting all this free sympathy. Doesn't help you one bit.
CMP: That' s verified.
CDR: How come we didn't leave that on all night? Oh, the Sun, possibly. Okay. All right, gang, we'11 wait for AOS and - as soon as everybody's through eating, we can go to work. Yes, you can do that. Go through the normal 20.4.
CDR: There's a - there's a decal up there for ...
CDR: CM/LM pressurization - You don't have to do much.
CDR: Do you want to save this cup - this coffee? See what's coming up here. Okay, then we get in the helmet - then we get in the LCGs. We capped our transducers, but -
LMP: He doesn't have any on? Okay. 0.5 now? Okay. Well, it's not there, but that's because he's riding low. Should be, yes.
LMP: Gene, you want to - Yes. DIRECT 02 is OFF. TIME SKIP
LMP: (Cough) What do you need? A helmet? Tough - tough. Well, there's a label on the outside; I haven't looked on the inside yet. Okay.
CMP: What? 108 - coming up on 108:12 in 20 seconds· Set it 108:12:15 then - 30 seconds from now. Set it for 15, I missed it. Okay, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19 -
CMP: I can't find any stars.
CMP: Yes, we're upside down in the wrong attitude. I can't find any stars. Slow - sto D.
CMP: Okay. We're finally going to maneuver to the attitude.
CMP: Well, we don't have our suits on yet, but we finally got in alignment. We're moving to attitude. It'11 be awhile yet. If you want to, I'11 go ahead. I can put my suit on at the same time.
CMP: Okay, let me get my suit on real quicklike.
CMP: Yes. You need to get to attitude faster?
CMP: You need to get the attitude faster? Okay.
CMP: What the heck is that? Noise up there!
CMP: Wait a minute - I can't hear you. What? Okay, I can give you that now. Give you Tephe m. Okay, go ahead. 108:31 - 3.97 - still 3.97. Okay? 108:31:27.69. Okay,
CMP: What? Okay. Okay, 32:14.62; 32:25.98. Okay? Three balls 20, 34, 667; 72, 402. Okay? ...
CMP: Hey, are you guys through with these umbilicals? How do I get them out?
CMP: Are you with - Houston? Okay. I'm going to take my helmet off then, and try to get dressed. ### Tape APOLLO ]7 I_.qSION DUMPED OVEH MAD DURING LUNAR0_IT 8 Ttme segments (AET) ' To SECURITY CLASSIFICATION in order to review by Port!e___ed this doe·meat viii be cinsolfled CoNIr!DENTIAL, i OROUP4 Dov_ra4ed at _-ye_r intervals; declassified after 12 years eee That's a good technique, Gene. You're to be con- gratulated. Looks like you did a good Job. I hope that gas of yours clears up after ... to one-sixth. I'm sure I speak for you, also, when I say that (laughter).
LMP: Nothing like having all this free sympathy .... help you one bit. Okay. You got that, Ron? LOGIC POWER. OFF - verify. That's verified. How come we didn't leave that on all night? Oh, son ... there. Okay. All right, gang. We're waiting for AOS, and as soon as everybody is through eating, go to work.
LMP: Yes, you can do that .... through the normal ... _.
CMP: I bet there's a - there's a decal up there for a ...
LMP: Yes. CM/LM pressurization. tach.
CDR: You don't have to do
LMP: You want to save this cup - this coffee?
LMP: ... coming out here. Okay; then we get in the hel- met. Then we get in the LCGs. We've capped our transducers. Have you done that, Geno? 0.5
LMP: Okay. now? Okay.
LMP: Well, it's not there, but that's because it rides low.
LMP: Should be; yes.
LMP: Gene, you want to - Yes ... 02 is OFF. ### page Unclassified) Tape (This 17-o_43o APOLLO l? MISSION Time segments (AET) SECURITY CLASSIFICATION into may N 'Portimu of talc documemt viii be cb_oU'led CONFIDENTIAL, OROUP4, Downgraded at _-year intervals; declassified after 12 years 8ece. 'I1_3 and