Otrobonita/noicy-space-talks huggingface dataset:
CDR: Hey, Bob, does it make any difference if your eyes are opened or closed?
LMP: Okay. Where are my tables? Thank
CDR: Okay. you. MARK
LMP: Okay. Ron, give them a when you start, and I'11 record it.
CMP: Okay. We'11 count down to start. 3, 2, 1 -
CMP: MARK it. It's buzzing.
CDR: °e ·
CDR: Change it. The other side is not very good.
CDR: MARK. Gene, I've got a series of random lines, which do not appear to be the width of my field of view, that are moving like a flashing horizon with thunder storms on the horizon. They're and dimly flashing, they're moving across the the eye from left to right and from top to bottom, individually.
LMP: Both eyes ?
CDR: Both eyes. It's stopped now.
CDR: MARK. This is Gene again. Going from the upper left to the bottom right. Lines of the same sort of thing. Dimly lit flashing horizon-type flashes. But they're linear. They're linear, and they tend to come from the - either the upper left or the upper right and work their way downward. Now they 'ye stopped.
LMP: Both eyes?
CDR: Both eyes.
CDR: MARK. Gene again. Both eyes. This time the same flashes in the horizon, but they don't seem to be moving out of both eyes. Tend to be up at the tops of both eyes. Just rapid, sequential, lightning- like flashes. They've stopped.
CDR: MARK. Gene again. Similar type of flashes. They don't seem to be moving, hut they're coming frc_ the right of the right eye and from the upper left of the right eye. And I can actually see an outline of a - of a curved horizon, and the flashes are coming out from behind it. They've stopped.
CDR: MARK. Gene again. I see - peripherally out of nV right eye - I cannot see these flashes - but I can see peripherally the right-hand and the upper right-hand side of my right eye being lit up.
LMP: Just flashes or clouds?
CDR: P ardon ?
LMP: Are they flashes or clouds?
CDR: This last one?
CDR: They were peripherally. I couldn't see them. All I know is that there was some light out - peripherally - out - -
LMP: A glow?
CDR: Yes, but a flashing glow.
CDR: Oh, man, there's a good one. The left eye, right in the middle. It's -]most a purple flash. It's still going. Right in the middle of my eye, and it's coming out behind a - a horizon that is _lmost - It starts out as a semicircle and then folds into a point like on a pencil. And then it disappears. That's the horizon, and the light is flashing from behind it. It' s gone. Tape i7-03403
CDR: Stu, we lost all that last conversation. You better repeat it.
CDR: MARK. Ron. I got one. In the right eye coming from - back - going towards - Very narrow streaks.
CMP: MARK. Ron. One about 12 o'clock in the right eye. Looked like it was Just a spot.
CMP: About 15 seconds ago. It's so dim I hardly noticed what it was, but kind of starting in my left eye and then - Just a flash in the left eye and then a flash in the right eye. Very dim. Going left - from left to right.
CMP: MARK. Can't tell if it's right or left eye. Looks like it's _lmost between the two eyes. There's a - -
UNKNOWN: MARK. One in the left eye Just about right in the center spot; no streak or anything. Just a spot. First spot seemed to be right between the two eyes, upper half of the field of view.
CDR: MARK. Gene. Streak from the upper right of the right eye, down to about the middle.
CMP: MARK. Ron. About 8 o'clock, center of a diameter out; Just a bright flash. It's the brightest flash I've seen yet.
LMP: What eye?
CMP: Left eye.
CDR: Just about a second or two after Ron said, "MARK," I saw a vertical bright line on the left side of the left eye; Just flashed.
CMP: It was the greatest intensity - the intensity on that last one I had - but - the brightness was there, but it was kind of a dull glow to it. It wasn't a - a spot you could really focus on.
CMP: MARK. Ron. Left eye, about 9:30, halfway - -
CDR: MARK - -
CMP: - - to the left.
CDR: - - Gene. Left eye. Very bright spot. Left eye, left side, about halfway in towards the middle. Well, it's the brightest one I've seen, and it's Just a spot.
CMP: Ron. The intensity of the last one I had was - oh, a fourth of the bright one I had just before that.
LMP: The last one, Ron? Spot?
CMP: Spot. Yes, the left eye.
CMP: MARK. About 5 seconds ago, about 6 o'clock in the right eye.
CMP: MARK. Right between the two eyes, seemed like. Both spots.
CDR: MAE(. Gene. A sharp line from the center of the left eye to upper left-hand - upper left-hand side.
CDR: MARK. Gene. It's a very short - very short line, upper left hand of left eye going towards the right.
CDR: MARK. Gene. Upper right eye; tangential to my eye. Just a very short line. Moving a- -
UNKNOWN: MARK. Ron. Oh, a fourth a diameter out of the right eye. Bright spot. Seemed like it was coming in. I could see the spot and the streak. It went frc_ that point kind of in - or up, I guess.
CDR: MARK. Gene. A dull flash in the bottom inside corner of the right eye.
CMP: MARK. Ron. Go ahead, Gene. :
CDR: Correction, Gene, was that - That was on the left eye, that last one.
CMP: Okay. The last one for Ron was at 10 o'clock. Three-fourths of the diameter out. Just a - was only - about an eighth of an inch in diameter.
CMP: Right eye.
CDR: MARK. Gene.
CDR: MARK again. A flash - first flash was in the left eye on the left side. It went vertal - vertically up and away. And following that was the flash in the identically same spot. it was line flash, up and away.
CDR: On the left side of each eye; and it went up in both cases, but they were split by about 2 seconds.
CMP: MARK. Ron. A fourth of the diameter out at 3 o'clock in the right eye. I mean a half a diameter - half a radius; put it that way.
CDR: MARK. Gene. A flash across the bottom of the right eye coming inward from left to right.
CMP: The last one, it looked like it was a- -
CDR: MARK. Gene. A - Just a spot flash in the bottom of the left eye.
CMP: This is Ron. On my last one, it was just a spot flash. No direction to it at all.
CMP: Ron, MARK. MARK. This is Ron. When I first said the word - it kind of looks like a - almost a sine wave transition from the corner upper at 10 o'clock in the right eye to about 2 o'clock in the left eye, right between the two of them. The sine wave was - maybe two wiggles in it, and it was about a fourth of an inch long.
LMP: Was it going to the left?
CMP: Going from right to left. Yes.
LMP: Where to the left?
CMP: It was going into the left at about 2 o'clock.
CDR: Turn that music higher.
CMP: Yes. Want to wake you guys up. Started to get a partial there when - when I wore ...
CMP: MARK. Ron. Seemed like I looked up, and as I looked up, there was one in the left eye about 12 o'clock. Just a flash - on the outer periphery.
CMP: MARK. Ron. Peripherally - down about 06:30. Just a flash.
LMP: Which eye?
CMP: MARK. Ron. Left eye about 03:30, three-quarters of the radius out. A very dim flash.
LMP: What time on the clock was it?
CMP: About 03: 30.
CMP: MARK. Ron. Left eye. Starting at 5 o'clock on a circumference going to 3 o'clock at about three- quarter diameter - three-quarter radius, I mean. It was Just a straight line.
CMP: Did I say left eye? I guess I did. Okay. You're coming up on - MARK at 60 seconds.
CMP: Okay. Let's - -
LMP: Let's do five more before we quit, Ron. Don't move it until I photograph.
CMP: The motor's still going, so let's let it go until MARK. the
CMP: Okay; the motor quit·
LMP: Okay. That was at 21:10.
CMP: Yes. I '11 get that, Gene.
LMP: Okay. Conclude experiment. Doff blindfolds. ALFMED POWER switch OFF.
CMP: Okay. Do you want to take a picture of it first?
LMP: Yes. You can take the POWER switch OFF.
CMP: Okay. And give a MARK when you turn the POWER switch OFF ·.. stop·
CMP: Okay. Stand by. 3, 2, 1-
CMP: MARK it. POWER switch OFF.
LMP: Okay. Let me get a couple more pictures on the bottom and side·
CDR: Okay, B°b or Stu.
CDR: Okay. Add - We'11 add to today. Not last night, but - I guess the first night I was in bed - I definitely saw some of these, because I had a hard time going to bed to start with· I saw some of the same peripheral horizon-type things you said were not the type of data you were looking for, but I also saw a- some sets of the streaks. And probably the one most imposing thing I remember is - and the last one I remember before falling to sleep - was the fact that there was a very bright spot that flashed right between my eyes like a very bright headlight - like a train coming at you, only with a flash. It's difficult, probably, to estimate the frequency of any of those, because I was in a - sort of a sleep-hazy mode. (Cough) But, then, as today, I saw some that flashed and lit up the horizon and some that lit up peripher- ally. And, I guess, as you say, that's a different kind of data, but I did see them there and they impressed me.
LMP: ... Move your hands, Ron. Ron, you want to move your hands ?
CDR: And it might be interesting to know that I've never seen it before today.
LMP: ... order, do you? That's what you call duplicate.
LMP: When you're told to see spots, you're told to see spots (laughter).
CDR: Okay. I Just wanted you to - just told them like we saw them. That's all.
CDR: I will say one thing though. No question in my mind but that they're there. Last trip I took, guess I Just wasn't looking for the_ or paying any attention to them. Maybe they were there and I ignored them because of other things, but - but they' re there.
LMP: Okay. All you flash bugs down there - or flash bulbs I guess is the word- frame 50. I just took four pictures to show - two on the side and two on the bottom - to show the position of the ALFMED. And one of them of each set was focused on the ALFMED. The others were focused on the - the other two of the set were focused on the strut. And when you don't have anything else to do, why don't you have somebody predict where the S-IVB is. I think I've got her spotted - behind us and above us with respect to the Earth and our travel from it. Oh, don't worry about it. Shoot, I thought you guys might have an idea off-the-cuff there.
CMP: I hope they've got sa idea where it is. My - -
LMP: I'11 tell you, I'11 bet you Ron could give you a star sighting on it (laughter). I looked at it through the monocular, and it sure looks like the S-IVB.
CDR: Where was it, Jack?
LMP: Next time the Earth comes by, look up and - not, not, not North Pole but Just up from from our - up and a little bit off towards the left.
CDR: Okay. Is the Earth coming your way?
LMP: Right; it's flashing.
CDR: There it is. Give it to me.
LMP: It's flashing.
CMP: What's that, Bob?
CDR: Hey !
CMP: Yes, I've got to get it to - get the plate moved back down there yet. Take the blindfold off first so I can see what I'm doing. ### (This page Unclassified) Tape 17-03419 DUMPED OVER _D DUnG TRANSLUNAR COAST ' Time Segments (AET) SECURITY CLASSIFICATION 'PorUcet8 Q( this document will bo chUseffled CONFIDENTIAl.. GROUP 4 Downgraded at 3-year intervals; declassified after lZ years Page l
CDR: Okay, PAN CAMERA going to POWER.
LMP: And they put the Velero in such a great spot.
CDR: Okay, Gordo. We're in the SIM bay door jett attitude.
CMP: There's another ... yet. Does it look like it's purged? Does it look like it's through purging down there?
CDR: Ye s.
LMP: Okay, you'11 need your star chart.
CDR: Here, can't you -
LMP: Okay, Houston. PAN CAMEHA POWER is going to BOOST.
CMP: Yes, it Just stopped. I've got to unplug that thing down there.
CMP: Yes, 1/24 - I mean, 24 frames a second - f/8 - 100 feet. Watch your footage ...
CDR: f/8 at 250th, Jack. And 100 feet. They say use 5 percent of the mag.
CDR: ... down there.
CMP: Okay, down to 181. Circuit breaker LOGIC POWER, MAIN A - show them CLOSED. MAIN B, going CLOSED. Yes, I'm in VOX. I don't hear myself very well. Houston, do you hear me? . .. you. I'm in the wrong - I put Gene on VOX. (Laughter) Okay. Would you put me on VOX, Gene? I'm in - I'm in the other panel.
CDR: Okay, you' re in VOX now.
CMP: Okay, Houston I'm in VOX now. Do you read? Okay; on panel 181, the LOGIC POWER MAIN A, MAIN B cir- cuit breakers are CLOSED.
LMP: Okay, you want LOGIC POWER, two, to JETT.
CMP: Okay, LOGIC POWER number 1 is going to JETT. Num- ber 2 to JETT.
LMP: Standing by for your GO, Houston. Wait a minute. This is where it - when you go to JETT, that's where it happens, huh?
CMP: That's where it happens. Soon as I - -
LMP: Okay; I better get ready. Stand by. Stand by.
CMP: Okay, Jack. Let me know when you've got the camera ready.
LMP: Are you all set, Geno?
CDR: Yes. Okay, Houston. You say we are GO to JETT the SIM bay door a little early, huh?
CDR: Okay. Good ... I think trajectory has something to do with it.
LMP: Yes. Good ...
CDR: Did you check this at 24 frames?
CMP: No, I checked it at one frame. You might check it.
CDR: I did. You're down to that point where the SiM - -
CDR: Okay, Gordo. We'11 do it on - on Ron's mark down there.
LMP: Just a second .... Hey, Houston. You know, this attitude - this attitude has the Sun right into window 5. It's probably going to be on the lens of the camera. I'11 - I'11 try to shade it the best I can, but I don't have an awful lot of hope for these pictures.
CMP: I think we're probably stuck with it, Jack, because we need - to be in this right attitude ....
CDR: Okay, Ron. Let her go.
CMP: Okay. SIM door jett - 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 -
CMP: JETT.
CDR: Wham I
CMP: Oh, got a good bang. Can you see it?
CDR: There it goes. Never saw it.
CDR: Houston, there it goes. I got it out the hatch window. It looks like it was a clean jett. It's rolling and pitching and yawing slightly. There's a lot of garbage that came out with it.
CMP: Can you take a picture, Gene?
CDR: Yes. Yes, I think I got it ... Oh, no, there it is.
CMP: Let me see it. Ah-ha!
CDR: ... taking a picture of the garbage.
CMP: (Laughter) You take a picture. Yes. There it goes.
CMP: Clearly acoustic, isn't it?
CDR: Okay, did you get the word we got a clean jett? Okay. The door's moving - the door's moving directly away from us, mostly rolling. And it looks like it was a very clean - clean separation.
LMP: Will you explain something to me, Ron? How come 15 never noticed this ...? Remember? I think that's - Did it go?
CMP: Boy, we got a good bang on it. You could hear that - that pyro going, I think.
LMP: You could feel it.
CMP: It's rotating about five - or one revolution per 5 seconds. And it's rotating - what, about the long axis? Yes, rotating about the long axis.
CDR: Houston, the garbage that I said went with it was just a small amount of debris, I'm sure, around the sealant pyro area. There was one - oh, about a 4-foot-length piece of - oh, 1- or 2-inch tapelike material that also went out with it.
CMP: Okay. What do we do with these LOGIC POWER switches? Don't they go back to OFF, down?
CDR: Okay. DOOR JETT OFF, down.
CMP: DOOR JETT's OFF, down.
CDR: LOGIC POWF2_, two, to DEPLOY/RETRACT.
CMP: Okay, we're going to DEPLOY/RETRACT on number 1.
CMP: DEPLOY/RETRACT on number 2.
CDR: And the FUEL CELL VALVES are NORMAL. FUEL CELL REACs VALVES are NORMAL. I'm sort of glad we had those in LATCH.
CMP: Yes, me, too. You know, that was a pretty good bang.
LMP: Okay. SM RCS PROPELLANT talkbacks; eight gray, verify.
CDR: Okay. They're all gray.
CDR: Okay, SM RCS HELIUM talkbacks; eight gray, verify.
CDR: Yes, they're all gray.
LMP: SM RCS SEC PROPELLANT FUEL PRESSURE, four CLOSE.
CDR: ... SECONDARY .... Okay.
LMP: Pan camera's up.
CDR: Well, I'm - I got 10 degrees loaded. That's what we got copied down here as a change. ·
CDR: Okay. We got 320, 010, 324, and before I go to muver - maneuver, I'11 roll right about 12 degrees.
CDR: Thank you, sir. Okay, HEATERS.
LMP: Okay, and the UV SPECTROMETER - is going to go on here -
LMP: MARK it. Okay, and the IR will be OFF on your cue. That's the same as ... rate command, Gene.
CDR: Oh, that 's right.
LMP: Okay, just give us a call.
CDR: Okay, what's next? I ...
CDR: ... use experiment checklist?
CMP: ... a real ...
CDR: Hey, there's a lot more dynamics here than I'd ever ...
LMP: The 15 guys were ...
CMP: Well, they were suited.
LMP: They said they didn't even - Oh, that's right. They were suited.
CDR: 0h, that 's right.
CDR: There's no question but that that's where it goes.
CDR: Okay, circuit breaker 02 TANK 100-WATT HEATERS 1 and 2, OPEN. Okay.
LMP: Okay, the 100,WATT 02 HEATER circuit breakers coming OPEN.
CMP: Hundred - Which ones?
LMP: 100s.
CMP: All three of them?
CDR: No. One and 2.
LMP: One and 2.
CMP: One and 2.
CDR: ... upside down I can't read.
CMP: 02 TANK 100-WATT HEATERS; l, MAIN A, OPEN; 2, MAIN B, OPEN.
CDR: Okay, and the 02 HEATERS 1 and 2 to AUTO; and 3, OFF.
LMP: Okay, 02 HEATERS 1 and 2 going to AUTO, and 3, OFF. It was a little early right then, but I guess it's all right .... attitude.
CDR: And you know the high gain will be minus 29 and 17.
CMP: How's the AUX batteries, Jack? Is it ...?
LMP: You mean the 02 - -
CMP: The 02 ...
LMP: We'11 check it.
CDR: Ron, check the CM DELTA-P ...
LMP: It 's gray.
CMP: It's gray? Okay.
CMP: 1.6.
CDR: Okay, not yet, We'11 wait a little while, but you'11 have to go through CM/LM pressure equaliza- tion ...
CDR: ... got a ...
CMP: Yes. I got my foot stuck.
CDR: Okay, Gordo. We'11 wait until 50 past the hour and pick up the LM/CM DELTA-P. We're still reading 0'6. And we're in the process of maneuvering, and I guess I'11 start to see if I can't get you some biomed.
CMP: ... old biomed ...
LMP: on the door jett. Did you see jett on my heartbeat?
CDR: (Laughter )
LMP: I guess I was remembering, erroneously, 15's com- ment that it was very quiet. But, I - of course, Ron reminded me they were in the suits.
CMP: ... about 24 percent.
LMP: How stable can you get?
CMP: And, Houston, 17 here. Mag Bravo Bravo is indi- cating 76 percent now - 76-percent full. And,
CDR: Gordo, we are watching the 8-ball.
CMP: One thing I guess I ought to check . ..
CDR: ... down here.
CMP: Boy, we sure need it.
LMP: ... off, isn't it, Ron?
CMP: I don 't know.
CDR: ... DELTA-P?
CDR: We'11 wait until ...
LMP: Yes, you get to dock in about an hour ...
LMP: Hour and a half.
CDR: One of you guys is ... up a storm. I wish it were me. Whew!
CMP: That wasn't me that time ... Whew!
CDR: No wonder you guys don't have gas on your stomach.
CMP: Whew !
LMP: I might have had.
CDR: I think it's coming out of here. I think he ... into the intake.
CMP: (Laught er ) ...
CDR: You guys usually don't - Whewl Man! (Laughter) Oh, man. I know, but that one was the worst. That must have been the clam chowder last night.
CMP: Well, ... we're not that comparable ... last night. I don't know what we had, but -
CDR: I think that's the all-time winner right there.
LMP: Better than my ... blue bag, huh?
CMP: My gosh darn scissors got to be somewhere. your
CDR: You stuck them in pocket or somewhere. You put them in your suit pocket?
CMP: I lost them - As soon as I got up the next morning, they weren't there.
CDR: Well, I ... over to the wrong place to take pictures of that door, I'11 tell you.
LMP: Yes, it should have been out of window 3.
CDR: I had her going.
LMP: Yes, but there won't be too many more ... (Laughter)
LMP: It eventually came up at window 5 there, but - -
CDR: Yes. I figured I'd do it, but I wasn't sure how fast it was coming - coming by.
LMP: You can't get all the objectives.
CDR: We got pictures of it. But it wasn't what ...
LMP: I'm about ready to take a piece of tape -
LMP: Want to be sure and change that mag before we get into lunar orbit.
LMP: .°l
LMP: The second ... pads ...
CDR: ... program ...
CDR: Let's see, the 35 is ... program.
CDR: Those mags we have on there okay?
LMP: ... Yes, but it's interior color.
CDR: Oh, ... That mag's dead once you take it out, isn't it?
LMP: Yes. There's 70 pictures on it. So we might as well use them.
CMP: How many are on there?
CMP: How many have we taken?
LMP: I guess about 60, I think - 45. You guys got a ...
CMP: The next one is ...
LMP: ... this thing -
LMP: Look like ...
CDR: I think you improved it by doing that ...
LMP: Now put your fingers over your mike.
CDR: Yes, we're getting ....
LMP: Yes, but why putting his fingers over his mike?
CMP: Still getting feedback.
LMP: No, but it's better - because we're getting it through here. But why when he puts his fingers over his mike, does he improve the quality?
CDR: Because the quality isn't coming through here. Even though his fingers are over his mike, he's still getting feedback.
LMP: You sure improve your voice by putting your fingers over your mike.
CMP: I improved my voice by doing that.
LMP: Yes. Got all those ...
CMP: You did?
CMP: Son of a gun.
LMP: Talk and just ...
CMP: ., .
CDR: Getting rid of a lot ...
CMP: Must be some holes other than on the eardrum.
CMP: Tape recorder working?
CMP: That's the old tape recorder with fingers over the end of the mike. That's the tape recorder without the fingers over the end of the mike.
LMP: Okay, you've got it to AUTO, and I think we may have made a new discovery about microphones up here. Well, Gordy, it looks as if you can improve your voice quality by putting fingers over the end of the mike booms. At least, that works on the intercom.
CDR: Want to hand me the reed kit? Okay.
CMP: When did you stick this ...?
CMP: The first - second day.
CDR: Yes, it went on right away.
CMP: Yes, but somebody didn't - I didn't put the one side on.
CMP: The first day?
CMP: Well, there's no sense in worrying about the -
LMP: Gene? Here, why don't you let me hand you what you need?
CDR: Well, I've got it on.
CMP: Okay, you're disconnected?
LMP: You want a little hag for your used stuff, Gene? Oh, that's right, you're ... Here you go.
LMP: Ron, you should be able to see the Earth out of the optics.
CMP: Out of this optics?
LMP: Okay, IH coming OFF.
CMP: Boy, those things are getting hot up in there, / ' don't they?
CMP: What are we supposed to be doing now?
P: stuff. And then in another hour or so, you do a P52 .... they tell you what's required.
LMP: Hey, Gordy. Who's operating the trench in front of you today?
LMP: They're a trio of musketeers if I ever heard of one. All they lack is a French accent.
LMP: I wasn't going to exercise any value judgments, Gordy.
LMP: What did that midcourse finally turn out to ...?
LMP: Inner tropical convergent ... (laughter).
CMP: (Laught er ) . ..
CMP: You know, the ... looking through the . .. on my side now.
CDR: You got the Earth?
CMP: Yes, I got the Earth, but I was going to say the horizon is a lot bluer ... to see the landmarks · .. I can't tell the difference.
CDR: And that landmark has an orange hue to it, doesn't it?
CDR: Give it an orange?
CMP: Landmark line of sight does.
LMP: Okay, Gordy. I was just checking to see if I could find the Moon, and I still can't see it out there. I'11 be with you in 30 seconds.
LMP: Okay. Preliminary LOI, SPS/G&N. 66361; plus 1.21, minus 0.12; 088:54:22.71; minus 2798.8, plus 1045.7, minus 0037.3; all zeros, all zeros, all zeros; 0170.1, plus 0052.5; 2988.0 6:38, 2981.7; 45, 252.1, 13.5. Set stars are Sirius and Rigel; 122, 354, 000. No ullage. LM weight is 36312, and single- bank burn time is 06:51.
LMP: Okay, 22.77. 2-1/2
CMP: Okay, Houston. At 84:45, we've got about to 3 minutes at 1 frame a second on mag Bravo Bravo through the celestial adapter of the Earth.
CDR: Okay, guys. Here, I'11 try again.
LMP: Oops. It's right there. That's good. ### (This page Unclassified) Tape 17-o3_20 ,MISSION APOLLO17 Ttme Segments. (AET) SECURITY CLASSIFICATION :Portions _ thio document viii be cinooffied C(_IP'IDEx*_rIAL. require reveal other data which car, be iadtvMually detormtaed to .% [OROUP4 '{ Dovngr_ at 3-year {intervala; declassified ]after 1z years (This page UnclasSified) APOLLO 17 MLqSION Time Segments, (AET) ' SECURITY CLASSIFICATION e_taed ham been tr_scrtbed · work_lg 'Portions or this clocummst wili be cinoeffJed CONFIDENTIAL, cie be Downgraded at _-year intervals; declassified after 12 years GROUP4 [ TIME SKIP
LMP: ... generate a lot more glass than usual. They're Just higher energy impact. give us a call. upside down. Well, you've got to know which way you're going and which way you're pointing. That's the big problem. I've got the feeling that someone brought a big powder puff and powdered the whole back side - - - - Here's one - here's one off to the south that is - has three albedo contrasts. Looks very much like what you described, except it has one more - one more in the ... - - right on up through AOS here in the Flight Plan.
CDR: Okay, Jack, you can go - Ron, you can go minus 5 and plus 15. __ p__ orbital photo path, frame 59. And at about the substellar point, we took 59 to 66, and frame 67 was taken of the, oh, the dark side on the corner of Lobachevsky. We got Orientale - - up on Marginis and Crisium. Can you see - I guess I can't see Neper, huh? Well, no. I think it's able to see it over here. that he mentioned were taken of an area where there's a much lighter gray albedo. Rather than he tannish gray, it's pure gray material that ener-ally is on the-rim_c_es_b_n_ber of cra- ters. It may be related tothe swirls that we see elsewhere ·
CDR: Did you go HIGH GAIN yet? Three minutes ...
CMP: Okay. 42, 43, PAN CAMERA, STOP.
CMP: PAN CAMERA, STANDBY. STANDBY. and Coming--up and- -
CMP: PAN CAMERA, OFF, on cue. REACQ. All right.
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CMP: - - after AOS - -
LMP: We're going to do a VERB ...
CMP: MANUAL and WIDE, minus 5 and YAW, 15. Okay, Gordy. I may not have got the COMMAND RESET at 6 minutes - - Those are the SIM bay jets. Okay. Let's go. Let me go ahead and do that. Yes.
LMP: - - and ... let us know ...
CDR: Can I do that in P207
CMP: Yes, you can do it.
CMP: You've got A/C ROLL going?
CC: ... like you to - -
CDR: Which ones you want?
CC: - - go ahead and get the Jet inhibits and the covers open as shown in the Flight Plan so we can see that before we lose you.
CMP: Okay. IR COVER, OPEN, and - Well, let's inhibit the Jets.
CDR: What other Jets you want on?
CMP: A-1 and C-2, ON.
CDR: Oh. Two ON. Go ahead.
CMP: A-3 and C-4.
CDR: A-3 and C-4 are ON? Yes.
CDR: Going ON. B-3 and D-4.
CMP: Yes, and D-4. The ones with the arrows on them. IMP Ok_f. UV COVER is coming OPEN -
CDR: Okay. I don't have many special things right now, but - - CNP That's all right. Okay.
LMP: ... want me to stay in HIGH BIT RATE?
CMP: Okay. IR, OPEN - -
CC: ... you're there.
CMP: - - Yes.
CC: You're going to have to do it anyway, so since you're there already, stay there. C_4P HIGH BIT RATE, RECORDER going.
LMP: Okay. We're there. We've got tape motion.
C: - B/D, A/
C: ROLL's been changed, and you should have the proper Jet configuration now.
CC: Okay ....
CDR: Okay. AFter AOS, OMNI Delta.
CMP: IR and the UV. Might as well open up the MAPPING CAMERA/LASER ALTIMETER, too.
CC: Oks_, Jack. 65IP Okay. Would you EXTEND the MAPPING CAMERA, and give them a mark so we can time it? · e ·
CMP: Yes. Give them a mark, too.
LMP: Okay. We're going to EXTEND the MAPPING CAMERA.
CMP: Yes, I'11 catch this. Yes.
CMP: Yes, I don't know. Supposed to be - they say 4 min- utes, but - I've got one going here. Thirty seconds.
CMP: I guess all those switches and things are done, circuit breakers and things like that. SIM bay ESSENTIAL bus ?
CDR: How do I know when it's out? When that thing goes gray?
CMP: When it goes to gray.
CDR: Did we lose - -
CMP: I'11 get all of the photos of the thing .... Let's see now. Window 3 and 4. Yes, 3 and 4. And if - if you'11 handle the mapping camera and all that stuff now, which is - -
CDR: Yes, I'11 give you the marks on all that stuff. Yes, that'd be - Jack, Gene, could you Just kind of - -
CDR: Hey, you got OMNI Delta?
CDR: No, it was longer than that, I bet.
CMP: No, it wasn't. Minute and 45 seconds.
CDR: I bet it was 2 something.
CMP: No, it wasn't. I started the clock, and it - Either that or nV - doesn't work. And I got a minute and 45 seconds.
CDR: Yes. It was longer than a min - I'11 bet it more than - Well, I don't know.
CMP: It's still pretty good. Okay.
CDR: Okay. OMNI Delta, and go minus 5 and 15 for AOS.
CDR: And Delta. Right?
CDR: And you're on HIGH BIT RATE, RECORD, FORWARD, COM- MAND RESET.
CMP: Sunrise? Okay. Don't see anything yet. (Laughter)
CDR: Okay. Okay; let's see, we want to get the - let's get the PAN CAMERA to STANDBY, STEREO - -
CMP: What time are we supposed to start here - 51, that's 8 minutes - -
CDR: Are these all separate switches?
CDR: STANDBY - on PAN CAMERA?
CDR: STANDBY? STEREO? I can't - Put Jack's INTERCOM switch ON, will you, Ron?
CDR: Okay. STANDBY?
CDR: STEREO ?
CDR: POWER?
CMP: You _ant it now?
CDR: V/H. HI GH ALTITUDE.
CDR: Okay, now. LASER ALT - You want the LASER ALTIMETER, ON, too, huh?
CMP: Yes, but that's pretty much on a time thing yet.
CDR: Okay. Wait a couple of minutes for that. Here's what we're going to do, Jack. We've got a couple of minutes. We want to put the LASER ALTIMETER, ON, and about - -
LMP: Did you want to start the PAN?
CMP: No, we aren't ... - -
CDR: No, I've got to start the - start that - -
CDR: This thing's got STANDBY, STEREO, POWER, and- - Got it. ALTITUDE.
CDR: - - HIGH I_P Got it.
CDR: What's BP plus four steps?
CMP: That's barber pole plus four steps.
CDR: Oh, yes. Yes. Okay. And then - -
CMP: Ido.
CDR: - - That's right. I'11 give you all those calls, and they all come one right after the other starting about 48, and it's 44 now.
LMP: Okay. Four minutes, Gene?
CDR: And then, Ron?
CMP: And then, Ron, yours is Gelley - Gell-oe, - -
CMP: Galois.
CDR: Gal-ois. And you want connnand module B, you want the 80-m_illimeter lens - intervalometer - -
CDR: - - at 20.
CMP: Look at that l Look at that!
LMP: Look at that! Isn't that pretty?
CMP: See it, Gene?
CMP: It's back here.
CDR: What are you looking at?
CMP: It's the sunrise, terminator.
CDR: Couldn't see it. I can't see it.
CDR: Can't do it. It's gone.
CDR: Gone.
CMP: Terminator' s gone?
CDR: I can't even see the Moon.
CMP: Well, why don't you come over here and look?
CDR: Yes, ... - -
CMP: Try to see it. Here, put your - -
CDR: - - okay. Oh! (Laughter) Shoot. 651P That's what we saw coming in, while ago.
CDR: Been snowing. sc (Cough)
CMP: Can you swing out and get - get a shot of Korolev while I go to the next one?
CDR: Manischweitz! That's Korolev. That's that big ridge, Jack - -
LMP: That's what it is, yes.
CDR: - - that we saw coming in, only we're so much closer now. We're rounding off - - IMP We came in frc_ a lot higher - Korolev and on up and around.
CDR: Well, that's that - that's that ridge of a - Look at that thing. No wonder it looked like a central - lunar central feature, Jack.
LMP: Yes, it is. It's - it's part of a ring, but it - there's only one part of it that re,lly sticks out.
CDR: Yes. It's snowing out there.
CDR: Yes, how else did it get white? ... get started here.
CDR: Fifty-eight frames ?
CMP: Yes, pretty long set.
LMP: He's going to be clicking for years.
CDR: Hey, I'11 give you your changes. I'11 try and give you your changes on this - Boy, I tell you - this is nothing but paperwork.
CMP: Yes, this rev is going to be a good one.
CDR: Okay, Jack. You can put the LASER ALTIMETER, ON.
LMP: Say when. Now?
CDR: Now. Yes.
CDR: IMA - IMAGE MOTION, ON?
CDR: Okay. Now hold off. It says at 144, I want the - I want the MAPPING CAMERA out, but I don't know where the heck - 144, Ron, that's about - Let's see, Korolev is right on - - CMl° No, that's right. Just time - -
CDR: I'11 do it on time.
CMP: Do it on time. Do it on time. Do it on time. Goes in there somewhere.
CDR: You want to start the center window, Ron?
CMP: If I can find out which - -
CDR: (Cough )
CMP: - - one clicks.
CDR: Whi ch what ?
CMP: Okay. Let's see. That's got to be - -
CDR: Oh, yes, I think so. That's the same one I was seeing cmming in, I'm pretty sure.
CMP: That's Korolev with the big ridge going down through there.
CMP: Okay. Galois is supposed to have a central peak in the thing. Korolev is right on the terminator now.
CDR: Okay, Jack. You can put the MAPPING CAMERA, ON.
LMP: ... No, I think your Kor01ev - No, I think it's - it's - I don't think you can see it quite yet.
CDR: Yes, let's Just verify all these.
CDR: PAN CAMERA is STANDBY, STEREO, POWER.
CDR: V/H, HIGH ALTITUDE.
CDR: LASER ALTIMETER, ON.
CDR: IMAGE MOTION, ON.
CDR: You got the MAPPING CAMERA, ON?
CDR: Okay. And that's at -that's at 47.50. Okay. And PAN CAMERA, on i in i minute - no, about 2-1/2 minutes.
CDR: Gosh darn. Son of a gun. Pardon nV French.
CDR: Actually, I'm looking south now, aren't I?
CMP: ... next one here.
CDR: Yes, okay. South. I've got it. Mare B, or something.
CMP: Yes. Okay. That's Crookes right down there at the bottom.
CDR: What do I have written in the margin that's for this time here? Korolev and Apollo, and then the highlands.
CDR: About a minute to go.
CDR: And then after that, you want to INCREASE the IMAGE MOTION, barber pole plus four steps, and then ON.
CMP: Okay. Will do. IMAGE MOTION, ON, you mean?
CDR: No, you've already got the IMAGE MOTION, ON.
CMP: Okay, but the camera.
CMP: Okay. What was that last ON on?
CDR: And then after that, it'11 be the IMAGE MOTION, steps/ON. INCREASE, barber pole plus four C_P Okay. Okay. I got it .... spring loaded .... No, Korolev is way on up there yet.
CMP: Yes, okay .... That's Galois then, right down here. Three little craters right -
CDR: Watch your clock, Ron. Okay, Jack; 10 seconds for the PAN CAMERA.
LMP: Okay. MARK.
CDR: 2, 1 - OPERATE.
CDR: Okay. IMAGE MOTION, INCREASE, barber pole - -
CDR: - - plus four steps, and then ON.
CDR: Okay, Ron. You're still in f/2.8. Right? f/2.8.
CMP: Yes, and I'm - -
CDR: Okay. I'11 try and give you a mark on time when you should be hitting - coming up on Doppler.
CMP: Yes, we all got a window now. Figure out where I sm. Let's see, I don't know which one - which is easier.
CDR: Yes, I'm looking right at it. That's Doppler. Yes, sir. Before you - you understand f/2.8 - when you come up on it, you want to go to f/4. That should be about another minutes and a half. Yes, this is Dopp - you looking at the same thing I am?
CMP: ... That's Doppler right there?
CDR: Yes, it's at the - the - the two craters on the right-hand side over there.
CDR: Well, that's the crater he's got marked to come up on f-point - f/4.
CMP: f/4. Okay.
LMP: What sm I - -
LMP: Can you give me a fix on what's south?
CDR: What is south? Okay. Maybe it's on this. Here, I'11 use this. Not a heck of a lot, Jack. Looking up to the left, you ought to have - -
LMP: No, I Just need a - -
CDR: - - Sniadeck; and Mohorovicic - vici - Mohoro-vicic. They ought to be coming up, Ra - De Vries - McKellar, De Vries, and Racah.
CDR: And the time looks good.
CMP: Time looks good. Okay.
CDR: And about a couple of minutes - Is that thing clicking for you?
CMP: Yes, okay. Yes.
CDR: Look at that rille running right up towards Crookes, I guess, huh?
CMP: Yes, it's going right up towards Crookes.
CDR: Yes. Crookes has got that little breached side. See it right over here?
CDR: Look at the s_eepness of the sides of that crater! From here, they - on the far side, the shadowed side, they look like 60 or 70 degrees.
CMP: Oh, that son of a gun.
CDR: Just yell when you need to get over here, Ron.
CDR: Okay. It still calls for you to be at this window, Ron. Jack, at about 90 - at about 58, we want to V/H put to LOW.
LMP: 58.
CMP: What? Do we change at Crookes?
CDR: Keep going until you pass Crookes.
CMP: Past Crookes and then 560.
CDR: Yes, you're looking at Crookes, aren't you?
CDR: The one with the breached crater on this side?
CMP: Yes. It's got a breached crater on the side of it?
CMP: Looks like scmebody's w_l_ed up to it. An alligator.
CDR: Yes. Right over all those other craters?
CMP: Yes, walked right over all those other craters, and - -
LMP: Boy, I'11 tell you, they - some slopes on that thing really look steep.
LMP: Yes, but I tell you, there's fill in these craters. They're so smooth, I can't believe it.
CDR: It really is smooth.
LMP: And then there's some that - slight wavy and rough, too. Got some of these (cough) have the - -
CDR: Okay, Ron - - - - whorls - -
CDR: - - at about - What time is it? IAiP - - over here, window 5, that - -
CMP: Oh, it's 54. - - ... indications of craters - -
LMP: - - crater borders, although generally the ones I - well, not - generally they're in the plains - -
CMP: Excuse me. I ... here.
LMP: - - material. Smooth plains.
CDR: Looks like there've been a lot of one-legged chickens running around, _11 in the same direction. I24P Locally, scme of the depressions are extremely smooth - -
LMP: - - light plains material.
CDR: - - and you want to go to number 4, window number 4.
CMP: Window number 4?
LMP: Okay, here's one that looks like that h_m_ocky material that's spilled over into another crater - -
CDR: Window number 4, and you want to be on 5.6 but - until you get past Icarus.
CMP: Icarus? I don't know which one Icarus is.
CDR: Well, how about that big one out there, in - with the - Is that a - a very s2,,netrical pyramid mountain out there? Isn't that Icarus? Huh? IMP I would guess that that is Icarus.
CDR: I would guess. I/4P That is Icarus.
CDR: I don't know whether you can see it out your window or not. You see that very pyramidlike central peak? Over here, Ron.
CMP: I got one. I've got everything - -
CDR: This way. Look at that. That's Icarus because here's - -
CMP: Darn it. Everything went hopping back the other way. (Laughter)
CDR: Oh, you want to stay - are you - -
CMP: I'm still at window - - f/8
CDR: Okay. Stay at 5.6, and you should be in window 4.
LMP: Okay. Here's one of those cone-shaped craters with what looks very much like fill in the bottom. Doesn't look like slump at all. It Just looks like the thing's filled up from the bottom up to oh, about a sixth of its depth. Little - few low h_m_ocks but generally very smooth material on the bottom.
CMP: Is it? Daedalus?
CDR: Yes. Right out here? That's Daedalus. Okay. You can - let's see - you can start thinking about, in the next minute, going to f/8.
CDR: Yes, that's Daedalus over there.
CMP: That's Daedalus we're coming up on?
CDR: Right out over there - that big one with the very - Looks like it's draped over with - -
LMP: Hey, you ready for me on LOW ALT - LOW ALTITUDE at -- --
CDR: Yes, any time.
CDR: Okay. Let me turn the page. Okay. Noth - nothing for about 10 or 12 minutes. We'11 stop the PAN CAMERA.
LMP: Okay. What's - -
CDR: Don't let me forget that. IMP - -What large crater is due south of us, Gene? Do you have that on your map?
CDR: Well, how about De Vries? Will you bt_, that?
LMP: Very large basin, yes.
CDR: Or Racah?
CDR: Or Ingenii - Ingen - - Out on the horizon?
CMP: WsV out on the horizon is Ingenii.
CDR: Well, let's see - I don't have that on here. It's blocked out, I guess, by overprint. Ron, you can go to f/8 - -
CDR: - - And then come back %o the center window.
LMP: Yes, that's Daedalus right there, Ron. I know that. The one I'm looking at here.
CDR: Can't tell which one's - -
LMP: That's - that's Daedalus over here. See - -
CDR: But you know, when we look out different windows, it's hard to tell whether - -
CMP: Yes, it's hard to tell. Right.
CDR: - - you're seeing the same thing. Oksv. Well, we went right by Icarus and Daedalus, and the next big thing- -
LMP: Here's Gagarin, I think. No.
CDR: - - that I've got coming up, we go - We're darn near Heaviside and Keeler.
CMP: Heaviside and Keeler up there. I can see those, now.
CDR: Can you see those coming? Okay. Well they're - -
CMP: Yes, we're already past them.
CDR: And Jack should have Aitken on his side, darn near below us, though.
CMP: Well, there's a good scarp, soft scarp that's south of Keeler - Heaviside, I mean.
CDR: Okay, now. See, I'm looking the wrong way to see Heaviside and Keeler. Where are you looking? C_P It's right over that way. See those big things other there?
LMP: Tallyho on Aitken.
LMP: And it's got those crazy little double-rimmed craters with the dom - domical floors in it.
CDR: Oh, Ron. Heaviside's coming up right over here. C_4P Gosh, Heaviside - -
LMP: It's got - -
CMP: - - ... What the heck is that way? - - massive rings - -
CDR: That's - that's Heaviside, right there - -
LMP: - - massive bench would be a better term - -
CDR: - - to the left. See it?
LMP: - - on the crater - -
CMP: ... that's Gagarin.
LMP: - - near the south rim - -
CDR: Gagarin.
LMP: - - ... be coming up pretty soon.
CMP: That'11 be Gagarin right underneath us.
CDR: Well, I don't even have it on this thing. It's not even listed on your chart. Let's see, at 91 hours - Where did the Flight Plan go? IA{
P: I got it.
CMP: Okay; f/8's still good?
LMP: Do you need it?
CDR: Well, I Just want to see what - well, here. f/8's
CMP: still good?
LMP: Okay. Aitken has some of the swirl structure in it. It looks like it had - wait a minute - Yes, this is Aitken. It - Again, there is Just no clear evidence of relief. Now, in the floor, there's a central peak but there's also looks like a hint of - -
CDR: These two craters right here - -
LMP: - - an inner rim.
CDR: - - are Heaviside and Keeler. These two big, big basins, back to back.
LMP: ... ring and - -
CMP: Those two things up there are Heaviside and - -
LMP: - - Some of the linear trends of that - -
CDR: Right here. See this little - - IAiP - - swirl coloration - -
CMP: ... to the north of that.
CDR: ... north of these - -
LMP: - - associated with - -
CMP: Yes .... these other two things that I Just took a picture of. That must have been Ic - no, it was back this way.
CDR: Well, Icarus - -
CMP: That was Daedalus. CDI_ - - and Daedalus - Yes, that was - Yes, I could see it before you could.
CDR: So I might be a little bit ahead of you, because I can see these things before you could, but you're coming up on - on Heaviside and - and Keeler now. f24P Keeler. Right here.
LMP: - - the new, fresh, ... white craters. You know, every crater has somewhat a different kind of textured floor. A lot - There are lot of different textures. Here's one where it's sort of a wiggly hillock texture that has a - a depression around the edge of it - around the edge of the floor next to the wall. Then the one right down there is - is so extremely smooth, there's no texture to it at all.
CDR: Well, except for all those that are obviously new which get - Some of them get quite big. (24P I'm still - -
CDR: They all look like they're powdered over. f/8, C_P - - huh? f/8.
CDR: Yes, still You know, Jack, looking at that one, you get a - you're looking at a whole dif- ferent world than I am, ... so - -
CDR: - - you got Gagarin now. We're coming right over the top of Heaviside - - No, wait a minute. That's not ... - -
CDR: - - Heaviside and Keeler - - ..... over ...
CDR: - - Right now - right now, we're right over the top of Heaviside, right smack over the top. And right here - -
CDR: - - with the central peak and with the crater - -
CMP: What's - -
CDR: - - on the eastern - -
CMP: - - What's north of Heaviside?
CMP: North of Heaviside.
CDR: North ?
CMP: It should be Just - -
CDR: Stratton and Dewar up here.
CMP: Stratton and Dewar?
CDR: That's what you're looking at right there. _f
CMP: Yes, that's what I'm looking at.
CDR: Okay, Ron. You're looking at Stratton and Dewar, and we're right over Heaviside. We're coming to - right over Keeler, right over that eastern crater in Keeler, and then right over the central peak. And what time is it? C_P ...
CDR: 03? Okay. About another minute or so, we'11 try and get you to f/11 if I can find out - -
CMP: Get to f/11 when I pass Kee - -
CDR: Pass Keeler. f/11.
CMP: - - pass Keeler, we'11 go to f - Okay.
CMP: Now, that's kind of messed up because, heck, it took me a half a pass to figure out which way we're going.
CDR: Well, that's right and you're looking - -
CMP: And--
CDR: - - you're looking in one direction, and I'm looking - - CMl° - - at everything in another.
CDR: So what I see coming, you see - not here yet. Yes.
LMP: Yes. They look a little darker.
CDR: Yes, they got - -
LMP: ... variety would be an overhang there.
CDR: - - light and dark and then a shallow - -
LMP: It looks like the western side of that - of that central peak Just cracks right off.
CDR: Okay, Ron. You're looking up - let's see, Keeler - you're looking - I'm looking up ahead towards - I don't know whether that's Champlin or not. Is it? No.
CMP: Chaplygin. chaPlygin.
CDR: Chaplygin. No, I'm not - -
CMP: It's got to be somewhere.
CDR: Yes, but I'm not looking - Oh, it's up there. I see it. It's down there farther.
CMP: What does - what does Chaplygin look like? R_P Chaplygin - -
CMP: Is that one down inside of it?
CDR: Yes, there's a couple down on the south side, and there's a central peak, and there's some - some linear breaching on the north side, Ron. And then, don't forget the star Chaplygin. You know, Jack, that - -
CMP: I can't see them.
CDR: - - those lineations in the central peak of Keeler look like what they might have been looking for at Copernicus.
CDR: Yes. Oh, it's beautiful! Right on the - right on the - on the northern - Ron, let me get m_ ... - -
CMP: Okay, I see it coming up there.
CDR: Oh, man, beautiful. C_P That's Chaplygin?
CDR: Yes, that's Chaplygin.
CMP: Oh, okay. The star Chaplygin, okay, is on the north - -
CDR: Yes, it's on the north of whatever it is.
CMP: - - Yes, northeast corner. Whatever.
CDR: We're on the back side looking the other way on that - -
CMP: Oh, shoot. I don't see the ... yet.
CMP: Yes. J
CDR: It looks like the majority of that - of that eJecta may have gotten diluted as it rolled down the slopes of Chaplygin. I didn't give you f/11 yet, did I? You can go there if you're not.
CDR: Are you f/11?
CMP: - - SIM bay, are we?
CDR: PAN CAMERA, STOP. Yes, wait - Oh, wait a minute. Let me get the time here. We're not there yet.
CMP: About what time? When does it stop?
CDR: At 10:57.
CMP: 10 - Oh, 07:177
CDR: Yes, 10: 57. Should be seeing Gagarin here off to the - south pretty soon. (24P Yes, there's Gagarin. And-
CDR: Well, you can see to the south. See, I can't. I can't see to the south.
CMP: Star Chaplygin.
LMP: - - looking out - -
CDR: Yes, right here. We're coming right over here with the small central peak and star on the north - upper corner. right-hand Look at the in - innards of that crater, Jack, of the star.
CDR: Sort of - -
LMP: I can't - I can't - -
CDR: - - ... center ray. - - see it yet.
LMP: I didn't get a real good view of it.
CDR: The inside - - C_P Here, you can see it right out through here.
CDR: - - looks like it's very dark - -
CMP: See it ...
CDR: - - ... at the bottcm, dominated by - by white up until about the upper 10 percent. And then on the interior of that upper 10 percent is black again. And as you come out over the top, the ejecta is all very light colored. Okay. We're right over Chaplygin.
CDR: Okay. At - what did I say - 10:57, you got 2 more minutes, Jack, on the PAN CAMERA.
CMP: Don't I stop there at the lovelet? Doesn't look like the lovelet to me.
CDR: Star Chaplygin - I don't know what you're talking about. What lovelet? C_P The next thing up there, there's a - there's a stop at - -
CDR: Oh, right here?
CDR: It looks like a kidney?
CDR: Well, let me see if I can see it. Yes, that's where you stop - Oh, there it is.
CMP: I don't see it yet, but - -
CDR: Well, I do. It doesn't look like what you're thinking of. Looks like - - C_P Doesn't look like a lovelet to me, does it?
CDR: What's a lovelet?
CDR: There's some very old subtle depressions that were craters that have got turtleback fill - -
CMP: Yes, turtleback fills on it.
CDR: - -which is very much; texturewise, except for the cracking, like the rest of the h,_mmocky area. Okay. You got the lovelet?
CDR: Man, my neck is going to break.
CMP: Mine, too. That's (laughter) - -
CDR: I think that's where you stop, isn't it?
CMP: That's where I stop, I think, isn't it?
LMP: Okay. I got a clock going there. Yes. Yes, there seem to be - at least two crater-filling episodes, one of a very smooth material that se_m_ to be older and more cratered. And then there's this Page 29 - turtleback and varieties of that that you see in isolated craters around the - along the track.
CDR: Jack, you want to get ready on that PAN CAMERA? Ron, are you done?
CMP: Yes, I ... - -
CDR: You want to record the frame number.
LMP: PAN CAMERA.
CDR: Stand by. I'11 give you a mark. Yes, to what? To - -
CDR: You - you'11 want it to standby.