Otrobonita/noicy-space-talks huggingface dataset:
LMP: Hey, I'11 tell you what we need. With that PLSS on and your suit on, you were better than just your suit on in one g. Didn't you think so?
CDR: Oh, yes. Oh, yes - -
LMP: Freak, you can run and - -
CDR: You know me; I hate to run. Shit, that's all I was - did was - -
LMP: You can't walk up there. You got to run. There's no way you can walk. And you have to botmce. You land flatfooted like this. You see, you can't bend your knees. So, you land flatfooted like this and you go boing.
CMP: That's why your PLSS comes in handy.
UNKNOWN: Yes. And so, then, you - so that means you can take turns, but you have to have your center of gravity over your - over your foot. So you end up going - rocking from side to side. It's real funny; you go like this - way over. Because, when you come down, you'11 - -
CDR: ... go bong, bong - -
LMP: - - center of gravity. And - and it's fun. You can run up hills and everything else.
CDR: Except I noticed, we didn't get too speedy coming up out of that Surveyor crater.
LMP: Yes, because - because we kept running on the edge. We didn't just hit one. We - You can't - We all - Here's how we were running, coming out of that Surveyor crater. You can't do that. So, it just took one high bounce to get us up ... high ... If you don't go up all the way on it, coming down ...
CMP: That's too bad that cotton-picking TV didn't work after all that effort.
LMP: Hey, I'11 say it is. I'd have loved to show them that Surveyor. We could have pointed at it ... - that Surveyor.
CDR: We could have pointed out the ALSEP, too, because even at 400 feet, it looks like you're - -
CDR: - - standing over there.
CDR: They could probably have seen that whole ALSEP thing. When they found A1 Bean freaked it up, oh.
CMP: Heard you freaked up.
CDR: Oh, you didn't freak it up.
LMP: I'm telling you, I suspect I did. I - -
LMP: - - can't figure out it ever did anything else.
CDR: Al, you didn't do it. God damn it!
LMP: There ain't nothing I could do - if I did.
CDR: If you - if you did, they sure as shit didn't give you adequate warning that - They - they should know that the LM structures are too bright for that sun- light, and they should have told us. Christ's sake, I didn't - I - stopped down to f:22; I would have thought you could have shown it on anything except directly into the Sun.
LMP: Well, we'11 have to see what happened.
CDR: I'm really - I got the lunar crud. I really do. I -
LMP: Hey, make sure that thing is stopped down. The low setting is 2.2. The high setting is 22. And you can't tell the difference hardly. I never saw the freaking camera.
CDR: I don't know what they had it set on for - course - -
LMP: Probably 2.2.
CDR: Theoretically, I was in the shadow, you know.
LMP: That's right. Because, if I had it on 2.2 -
CDR: I got to get the gimbal angles on that ... Man, I yawed that bastard around about 35 degrees; I pitched; I rolled. I was really wheeling and dealing.
LMP: Hey, there they come.
CMP: Bey, there we go.
CDR: You know what it'11 turn out to be? I yawed 5 degrees and rolled 5 degrees.
LMP: That's ... probable.
CDR: Exactly.
CDR: God, this is weird.
CMP: Isn't that a speetaeular sight, that sunrise?
CDR: It's unreal.
CMP: Like it's a different world.
CDR: If you saw that in the movies, you would say, "God, that's fakey." That's just what I saw as we were burning LOI.
CDR: I think you can see what I saw out the window. If you get real close to this, it's about as big as a - except it was black. It was real funny. It looked like that Moon - it looked like that Moon was right outside that window, but it was just black - -
CDR: PDI. Haven't I showed you. I mean, not PDI but - when - when Dick had us on the nose.
CDR: And when you were sitting sideways - I could see all these stars out that window. And, all of a sudden, it just was black. In fact, it was like that ... thing - It's like somebody in the simulator put a - a ..., and they had had a - one that was too small - you know, the - the sphere was too small.
CMP: That's exactly what I think. It's not but 70 degrees over the flight path.
LMP: Hey, look at that crater over there, Pete.
CDR: Wait. Where?
LMP: Look at that son of a bitch. I ought to take some views of that - both sides. It looks like a little Copernicus, see?
CDR: Yes. Look at that - -
CDR: - - find out what it is.
LMP: It's a mama mia.
CDR: Jeez!
CMP: Here. I got it.
LMP: No. He doesn't have any; it's on the back side.
CDR: I bet he has some Russian name. Now you can see the - - TIME SKIP
CMP: Fifteen.
CDR: Roger. See you at 58. We'11 dump to 15.
LMP: Hey, Dick? ... same side as the ...
CDR: Mans that engine - that full-increase deal worked perfectly.
LMP: It did, didn't it? Where is it now? It's still
CDR: 180 degrees.
CMP: ... after the burn, it'11 be zero.
LMP: I bet it will be; I bet it will be.
CDR: There they go. By-by.
LMP: By-by, Houston. I got to go pee again. t
CDR: You want to grab tool E and start dumping that water?
CMP: I'11 get it. I'11 get it, Pete. Let A1 - -
CMP: - - fool with those cameras. He's got to - -
CDR: Yes, take a leak.
CMP: - - ... camera up for him.
CDR: Waste water's up to 70 percent.
CDR: Yes, we'd be better off if we operated two cameras.
UNKNOWN: Yes, we got to set them up down here. Because this way we can all - Here's the problem. We're not - Now, look at that, we never could get all that - run. P50 done in one You'11 have one run of it, and then you'11 run one through your camera, and you'11 be aiming to shoot straight down; you can use the PSO and pick up the other stuff - stuff on the left, of course. I'11 try to get this stuff to right, of course, for the P50 ...
CMP: I'11 get it, ...
CMP: ... down there. That's good.
CDR: Huh? Why don't you grab it?
CMP: ... Brand new ...
CMP: Did you take that - did you take that filter off the camera?
LMP: Sure did. It snapped right off. Yes - yes, they're supposed to be used to prepare ... if you need them.
CDR: That's why it's crowded down there, Dick, they -
CDR: Ail that shit on the sextant panel.
CDR: ... - oh, waste water.
CMP: ... closed. Wait for it to come.
LMP: I'm just going to do the P50 there with that magazine, I got to come up with another magazine, and - -
LMP: - - know that I'm going to use all the film on it. That's going to be the hard part. What do you say, Dick?
CMP: Well, we had - we only had two rolls of film. That's all we had.
LMP: We already used a whole bunch. Ail this is black and white, isn't it? We don't have another black- and-white roll?
CMP: The only black and white we have is the one we've been using today.
CDR: Well, as far as I know - -
LMP: ... get them all out. Okay.
CDR: - - as far as I know, there's three rolls. Now, you only have one more - you only have one more requirement.
LMP: Okay. Hold up, Pete.
UNKNOWN: Al?
UNKNOWN: Yes, let me get - wait, just a minute, let me get a - stereostrip ....
CDR: 02 HIGH.
LMP: I'm just going to ...
LMP: Let me have the color one, and I'11 try to pull it out and get the others.
CMP: Well, shit. Here's one that you got MAGs left on.
UNKNOWN: Well, that's what I mean. I think there's - what else we got - -
CMP: Are we going to use this again anyway, aren't we?
LMP: Are we? I've taken two.
CMP: But there's plenty on here.
CDR: Here's one that's got 15 on it.
LMP: Fifteen; what length and color is it?
CMP: ... stick that color one in your bag.
LMP: ... seems to be missing.
CMP: LM seems to be white.
CDR: 45, 35.
LMP: Oh no, you're right, 165. So we're going to have to save the black and white then for going away.
CDR: We'11 use this, too.
CMP: And this has got 60. Now this is what we've been runs using on these
LMP: Is that what we been shooting? 60 ...?
CMP: Hold that a minute.
CDR: We throw away more freaking ...
LMP: No, here's the one ...
CMP: What film is that - what is that?
LMP: Something's funny -
LMP: Something's funny.
CDR: What the hell is this?
CMP: This is .... this one is.
LMP: Something's funny here.
LMP: Something's funny ...
CMP: Getting color on this ...
CDR: ..., Dick, is rotate it every time I've run this.
CMP: Let's put - -
CDR: What have you got on the camera now?
LMP: Double E.
CMP: That's a brand new roll, too, isn't it? Man, you got two rolls here haven't even been expose d yet. These two right here.
LMP: This one's dead .... something's going wrong with this film. This one's - ... What the - This - this one's gone all the way around to here.
CDR: Wonder why that light won't go out?
CMP: Which light?
CDR: That. The dump's been off for quite a while. Ail the fuel cell purges are - -
CDR: - - complete.
LMP: Yes, they look all right. I need to make a check,
CMP: 02 FLOW is - -
CMP: Yes. The waste water's been dumped.
CDR: Oh, there you go.
LMP: Okay] wait a minute. Let's take ... 02 . Something's screwball here. Look at this. Give me that LOX card over there, Pete.
LMP: Over beside ...
LMP: Put it back on the damn eottonpicker - ...
CDR: Who is - Oh, is that - Herschel, Fra Mauro, and everything?
LMP: Yes. But I think it's wrong, because it's up here, ...
LMP: ... we're okay, but let me just check it .... Put the dark side in ... toward ...
LMP: We,re okay ....
CMP: No, they weren't - it moved.
LMP: Shit, we've taken more than 50 photos; I've taken - 80 on the last two alone.
CDR: Take another one.
LMP: Everything moves.
CDR: No, but I want to watch this.
LMP: It moved then. What the freak is going on here?
CMP: Well, it's working anyway, at least we know that. Can't do anything about it now.
UNKNOWN: At first, I gave it a whack and thought, that's no way to ...; maybe I didn't start off at the right time .... This thing's - -
CMP: Are you sure you haven't taken more film on another roll?
CDR: Won't make any difference, they can figure it out when they ...
CMP: How's the films coming?
CDR: I've got the clock running; we're about 30 minutes from ...
LMP: Hey, give me a camera that's had about 100 - let me see that color camera. Where's that one I gave you that had all six of ...
CMP: It's in there.
LMP: Black and white -
CMP: ... down there.
LMP: ... something going wrong -
CDR: Turn it this way.
LMP: This says we've taken as many as I think we have. This says we've taken up 100, and I guess we've taken about a 100. It says 190 on here.
CMP: No, we advanced, there's no film in ... The film's in it; pull it up.
CDR: What you - what you taking?
CDR: You been clicking the intervalometer right along?
LMP: ..., yes.
CMP: What time's that first ... landmark tracking?
LMP: Here's the problem.
CDR: It's moving now.
CMP: Don't worry about it. We're either on there or we're not.
LMP: ... Nothing you can do about it.
CMP: What's - what's my first landmark? Pete?
CDR: CP-1.
CDR: I'11 get it. CP-1 is 164:52. Got - 27 minutes according to our lower equipment bay clock.
CMP: Okay. Here's our ...
CDR: ... time to do DAC.
CMP: I am. with ...
CMP: That's all right, we've got these two.
LMP: Let's just use them. Next time, let's ...
LMP: Lalande. Let's Use these two magazines.
CMP: Where - where's the ... you want for Lalande ...?
LMP: Whatever else you get - -
LMP: Okay, that should do it.
CMP: I'11 buy that.
LMP: ... something wrong with that .... on the 250 millimeter - -
CMP: It's okay.
CDR: How's the waste water?
LMP: Waste water's 15.
CMP: No, not quite.
LMP: It's goes on - -
CDR: Go ahead and turn it off.
LMP: ... off.
CMP: 0kay_ the potable's open.
LMP: Didn't, did it?
CDR: You ought to drop it a little bit more, Dick.
LMP: Drop it a little more, Dick. That's too ... about 18.
CMP: ... drop it ...
CDR: That's good, Dick.
CMP: Three more REVs until we get the hell out of here ....
CDR: Maneuver by 164:46, Dick. Here's your flight plan, it's complete up to you.
CMP: Yes, I need ... other charts here.
CMP: Trade places with you. I need to go over -
LMP: You can have the middle.
CDR: Got to have the ...
CDR: Hey, we ought to get some pictures inside this son of a bitch. We haven't got any.
CMP: A whole roll.
CDR: Hey, we - we didn't - we didn't take any views in the LM, did we, Al?
LMP: Where's the next site, Pete, Fra Mauro? Where's the next site, Pete?
UNKNOWN: Fra Mauro.
CDR: That was the last one.
CMP: Gee, if those pictures aren't any good - As a matter of fact, we've got - I don't know what you're going to use it for, myself.
LMP: The very first one.
CDR: (Cough) Shit, I am really catching a cold. I didn't have it any other time. No, that's better now.
LMP: Yes. Do we ever make another pass by - -
CMP: Fra Mauro?
LMP: Fra Mauro, that you're not doing anything?
CMP: You can't do it - ... You really can't.
LMP: No way.
CDR: Hey, you can get it - -
LMP: Here's Fra Mauro, it's got to be on here. Maybe somehow it just didn't ... That thing looks pretty good.
LMP: The thing that keeps us happy a little is that little white one that's way around on the ... side. But when I checked it a minute ago, she was jumping 60 to 62 - ...
CDR: Wait a minute, now. Where is it?
CMP: Where's what?
CMP: _..
LMP: There's 190 on this roll. That's one-third of the way, right?
LMP: One-third of 190 - -
CMP: About 60?
LMP: 60 - 62 - 3 -
CMP: You know what I've been marking?
LMP: Okay. I bet Herschel is on here and I bet the first part of - -
CDR: Descartes.
LMP: - - or maybe all of Descartes, I don't know - is on here.
LMP: Because I don't remember - I can't honestly say I went around there and looked at this number.
CMP: ... all on here.
CDR: Hang on there, you son of a bitch!
CMP: Whose is this?
LMP: ... watch it ... go on around.
LMP: I don't think I even dismounted it to see those ... I know I didn't take 60 pictures of Herschel, Pete. Did you have anything on your camera before?
CMP: Not a thing.
CDR: You've got to have part of it, at least some of it - maybe you've got all of it.
CDR: I don't want any more.
CMP: ... get it.
LMP: ... up there. Could have stopped in the middle, I guess. Okay.
LMP: Where you going to be working?
LMP: Wait a second, ...
LMP: I'11 tell you what. I do remember - one time in the middle of the first one, I looked back ... like ...
CMP: No, that's probably all right.
CDR: ... under the couch.
LMP: But I didn't have time to keep checking it at 6-second intervals ....
CDR: The smartest thing for me to do is crawl under the bilge down there and go to sleep for a couple of hours.
LMP: Why don't yo_ do it?
CMP: That'11 be good, that'11 let me move my ... off the couch. What do you want ...
CDR: The way I feel, ...
LMP: What's our attitude going to be, Dick?
CDR: ... ought to be changed.
LMP: Some of these are far from ...
CDR: Where are those lines, and I'11 get them out of your way.
CMP: Got two REVs - ..., let's get ready.
LMP: ... the cryogenics.
CMP: Two REVs of this -
LMP: ... cryogenics ...
LMP: ... in ORB RATE -
CMP: Yes, ... Okay.
LMP: There's no way to do that ...
CMP: Well, you could have just ... pretty soon.
LMP: Yes, but I can't put that thing ... intervalometer.
LMP: Okay. Now here's what I'11 do. Let me look and see what we got to do.
LMP: Use the 85-millimeter lens on it.
CMP: Getting hairy out here, too.
LMP: 125 is the - probably be ... on that stereostrip, you always use the same setting, huh? ... attitude .... Fra Mauro.
LMP: You could probably - put the ... on ...
LMP: Yes, I think I will.
CDR: ... zero phase, ... of which is 4, 5/6ths, let me - That would be - that would be ... 4 5/6ths.
LMP: ... Let me look at this .... The object is to minimize ... do that, and we want to get the stuff out of the side, too.
LMP: Okay, here's what I'm going to do. I'm going to shoot the 250 from the right side -
LMP: No, I just want to see it ....
LMP: That's right. 250 ... We'11 probably write it down in here on ...
CDR: Get it out this window.
CMP: ... get it out of mine ...
LMP: That's right, I'11 have eight colored ...; second run, I'11 just ... Okay, that ought to get it all right there.
CMP: ... a little bit.
LMP: Oh, well.
CMP: Quit worrying about it, ... anyway.
CMP: Okay, well, I'11 take this right here, ... give it a mark ...
CDR: Cool it, man. Cool it.
LMP: I'11 use this black ...
CMP: ... (Singing, humming)
CDR: ... this black and white up here? ...
LMP: ... black and white ...
CMP: Well, you could open up another - ...
LMP: Uh-oh, ... They want color.
CMP: Yes, but we don't have any.
LMP: They want color ....
LMP: We don't even have the color.
CMP: We got color ...
LMP: ... do it in black and white ...
UNKNOWN: Oh, yes?
CDR: That all right?
LMP: ... Use the best we've got.
CMP: 15, 7, and 02.
LMP: Thirteen more minutes.
LMP: You got any bread left?
LMP: Got any bread left?
CDR: Maybe we don't have any left. I guess we don't.
LMP: ... got them all now?
CMP: What's today, Friday?
LMP: Why do we care? (Laughter) ... had to update this - What do we care, we ain't going anywhere.
CDR: Salad?
LMP: Hum?
LMP: It's tuna salad.
CMP: Tuna salad, chicken salad.
LMP: What are things like ...
CDR: I'd like to dig into some of that chow ....
LMP: ... a big cocktail. I could use one of those .... white .... lot of good chow, you ought to try some of those.
CDR: You charging battery B?
LMP: Yes, sir. Look like it's charging okay?
CMP: ... not bad ... Oh, yes.
LMP: I don't always leave it there, Dick. I usually - I don't know whether I should or not, to tell you the truth.
CMP: tt doesn't make any difference; that's just the indicator.
LMP: That's right, I never - look at it and make sure it's charging like it's supposed to. See if you don't have any - What the hell is that?
CMP: Ouch! Sticks out there a long way.
LMP: ... some day ....
LMP: Orange grapefruit, that's okay, ...
LMP: ... I'm really ... Hey, I'11 watch this side, Dick.
LMP: Leave that light on.
LMP: Leave it alone.
CMP: ...? That happens every time I do a P22.
LMP: Man, that's a ...
CDR: We give them OMNI B to begin with, I guess .... high gain antenna ...
CMP: You still pumping something?
LMP: ... 02 FLOW ...
LMP: I hope they work right for you.
LMP: ... That's it, I guess.
LMP: Guess I'd better .... we always do that ... next few days.
CMP: ... you're right.
CDR: ... got that in front of us now ....
CMP: ... a lot if it?
LMP: No, I heard it go every single time .... here it go. All I could hear ... it'il go without moving ....
LMP: Help you, Dick?
CDR: P38.
LMP: ... shows part of that ... Hey, we are pitching down. Don't ask me why.
CDR: No, P38 ....
CMP: ... We' re okay. We're ORB RATE.
LMP: Okay, that's right.
CMP: In fact, it's a little late ....
CDR: ..., babe, ...
CMP: Landmarks.
CMP: ..., babe.
LMP: ... going to be all right.
CMP: There's nothing else - -
CDR: You can think about that on the way - -
CMP: , - ...
CDR: Everything gets nearer and nearer .... You know, I think that had a lot to do with a lot of guys ... When you get out here, babe, you ...
CDR: ... way off ...
CMP: I have. We're still in ORB RATE.
LMP: Yes. That alignment stuff ... looks okay, still too early. That's Langrenus straight ahead.
CMP: Langrenus? Ought to be. You get - Hell, that's - get the other one, though .... - -
LMP: Behind him is ..., though.
CMP: Look at that Earth, look at that Earth. I can't believe that!
CMP: That Earth, I just can hardly believe that.
LMP: Oh, man! I'11 tell you, I wish I had those pictures more than anything. The thing that reaily fouls you up is the ... - - TIME SKIP
CMP: Forty two, MAG F.
LMP: Yes. This one has that
CMP: Hell, I don't. I'11 get them.
CMP: Okay, Jerry. Go ahead.
CC: Okay. These are the ones on page 3-149.
CC: The first one is Charlie Papa 1: TI is 166:51:23, 166:56:29, north 02. We'11 have the LAT/LONG in- formation for you in a few minutes. Charlie Papa 2: TI is 167:09:42, 167:14:42, north 14. Delta Echo 1: 167:22:46, 167:27:43, north 02. Foxtrot Mike 1: 167:33:0 - correction 32, 167:38:32, north 12. Over.
CMP: Roger; we copied CP-i: 166:51:23, 166:56:29, north 02. CP-2: 167:09:42, 167:14:42, north 14. Delta Echo 1: 167:22:46, 167:27:43, 2 north. FM-1 - that sounds like an airplane - 167:33:32, 167:38:32, 12 north. Over.
CC: That's ... We'11 have some other information ...
CMP: I get the same landmarks with what I'm doing right now, Jerry.
CC: 12, Houston. We're going to take your NOUN 89s and convert that to your LAT/LONGs for this par- ticular pass. Over.
CMP: Oh, okay. I see.
CC: Apollo 12, Houston.
CC: Roger. On that P22 stuff I just passed up to you, go ahead and use your flight plan LAT/LONGs and mark on the same figures you did on the previous pass.
LMP: You understand that, Dick?
CMP: I do, I do, I do.
CMP: Okay, Jer. Understand, we'11 mark on the same thing as this pass here.
LMP: What's that one? Forty-two or 43, I never can remember. Forty-two.
LMP: Forty-two, MAG. See how the numbers are counting out, Dick .... they're doing okay. They don't usually go.
LMP: Okay. The next thing ...
UNKNOWN: Three in a row, big ones.
LMP: We're in 3. I want that to be right.
CMP: Hey, Houston; Apollo 12.
CC: Go, 12. LAT/LONG
CMP: Roger. Do you want me to use the same that's in the flight plan or the one that I just calculated for P227
CC: Dick, use the ones in the flight plan. Not the NOUN 89s.
CMP: ... on the back side.
LMP: What was that?
CMP: Remember to get that battery ... on the back side.
CMP: Ohhh! Damn. These four are tough marks.
CMP: Houston, 12.
CC: 12, Houston. Go.
CMP: Hey, Jerry, have the boys check the - the - speed setting on that one. That was a pretty bright target. And I put the film on 1/60th; I think it ought to be about 1/125th. Will you check them on that?
CC: Roger. Which target was that?
CMP: This last one, Fra Mauro 1.
CMP: It's still pretty bright.
CC: Okay. Dick, while I have you, sometime on the back-side pass here, I think you can expect to see the manifold pressure on the RCS quad C start to dis - decrease, meaning that you've depleted your primary tank.
CC: We'd like you to switch to secondary on that quad only. Ail right?
CMP: Okay. Secondary on C only. Thank you. I won't switch unless I see them de - -
CC: Do that just when the manifold pressure starts to - -' decrease
CMP: That's what I was going to say. I won't switch until I see it decrease.
CC: Good show, Dick.
CC: 12, Houston. Go ahead. We concur with you on your setting for Fra Mauro.
UNKNOWN: Okay. I'11 make it 1/125th on the next pass. TIME SKIP
LMP: Okey-dokey.
CC: Go, 12.
CMP: Okay, A1 just put in a con_nent about starting these a little early. I felt that I had to, because that last mark, the target is going out of sight. That's because our field of view in the telescope isn't as much as it is in the sextant, and I think we'd better start a little bit earlier than 40 seconds after T2, and I've done that purposely. Any comments?
CDR: Give me that camera, please ....
CMP: Yes. Just hand it back to me ...
CMP: Okay. Now you put ...
CMP: Seemed like we ...
CDR: ... you'd like ... already .... quad A ... GDC ...
CDR: I think it probably needs to be in ...
LMP: ... color or black and white ...
LMP: Did you ... them up?
CMP: This is ... other things to do ...
LMP: Do you have ...
CDR: ... I keep holding on to the nose of this thing ....
CDR: It's the ... - the - it looked good. Hold this. TIME SKIP
CDR: You've got black and white left ...
CDR: That's what I said was we've got more black and white - -
CMP: ... that was 16 millimeter. We'11 just have to do it without 16 millimeter .... They want the ... with 16 millimeter, and they want a bunch of photos. You've got this running already, it's ORB RATE. _at we need is to get this stuff .... go to OPTICS, but ... broken ... came apart.
CDR: Came unglued. But I think I probably screwed up. I think I probably opened it and didn't know it.
LMP: ... a lot with these things.
CMP: You couldn't get it back together, though, Pete.
CDR: No, but that - You know, I don't know anything about these things. Maybe if you got your film loaded, it won't go back together and - I don't know about - ...
CMP: Where did it come apart? Right here?
CDR: No, no, no. It's when you move it - when you move it.
CMP: Oh, on the side. Yes.
LMP: ... instead of the P22.
UNKNOWN: I think that the P22 is the way to do it, I really do ....
LMP: ... stay another REV ...
CMP: ... stay another REV. We ought to do that. Did you get Latande the last REV?
CMP: You're right. Let's do that.
LMP: ... stay for another REV.
CDR: Let's do that. That would salvage the whole freaking thing and we would have it all on film.
CDR: Tell them we got to do that. That's right .... salvage the son of a bitch. Otherwise, we could ...
CMP: Yes, I think we ought to do ... going to copy P22 and get the right edge.
CDR: Yes. Tell them we had a camera come apart up here.
UNKNOWN: Yes. You know, too, damn it, we can give them Lalande; we get two of them in one run, and one of them in the last run. Like we were going to do - -
UNKNOWN: ... you are not reserving it .... - -
CDR: ... looked at that earlier and you said you couldn't do it.
LMP: ... No, no ... between Fra Mauro and Descartes.
CDR: That's right, that's why you couldn't do it all ... without ...
UNKNOWN: We already ... Lalande anyhow, the last run, right? ground Isn't that what the said?
UNKNOWN: Yes. ground
UNKNOWN: I mean, what did the say about the last one?
CMP: ... if we can do it.
CMP: I think we ought to do it, That's what ...
UNKNOWN: ;'_h are wo going to do the last one? ...
CMP: get Lalande.
UNKNOWN: ... sitting out there ... have any batteries running.
UNKNOWN: can't remember to find any of that stuff.
CMP: Shoot, yes; I can't find that first mark.
CDR: Well, maybe we ought to get Lalande - just get non and tell him to set up the attitude and the lighting ... get the chance to run the computer ...
LMP: Got a P22.
CDR: What were we going to do the last run - -
CDR: You got to - got to - Actually, all we need to do is get 500, do ..., get all that stuff in the bag, and we'11 have everything there. If we don't, we're not going to get the film done. And we got to ...
CMP: CP-1, I'11 have it, and then the other three, and the third one, and we got it all in one PAN ... We've done 130, CP-1 - and then - all that.
LMP: Let me ask you a question. What was the elevation at acquisition of the others?
LMP: About 500 ...?
CMP: Oh, no, no, no. It was 3 minutes prior to ...
CDR: Ail right, now. Do we have enough time to try TP-2?
CMP: Gee whiz, yes.
LMP: That's a good ide_.
CDR: Now, if you go TP-1 and get a TP-2, and in the meantime they give us a TI T 2 for ... - that's that one again.
LMP: We have 4 minutes to go until - 5 minutes or so to get back in attitude and get the camera off the ...
CDR: Not only that, but I'm - We're not happy with not knowing where they added the first time, anyway. There's only one reason ...
CDR: It doesn't make any difference when we leave the Earth. You can only get to Earth in so many seconds every 24 hours. It's Just like we had a 4-hour launch window for leaving Earth, ... land ·.. sea ....
CMP: Well, let me get down here and start working. Ouch!
CMP: CMP Where the hell's my flight plan?
CDR: It never fails .... magazines ... spacecraft ...
CDR: The only pictures of the flight A1 wanted were the ones of earthrise out of the LM, and I went and left the freaking thing on the lunar surface.
LMP: The only way to avoid ... you can ...
CDR: Tell me how this happened· I'm sitting here talking to Dick and the goddamned thing came open.
LMP: Oh, I can't do that .... in a goddamned hurry.
CDR: Do we have optimum lighting on these things?
CMP: No, I guess not.
CDR: These sides popped clear off it?
CDR: That freaking camera is forever - -
UNKNOWN: Goddamned lift-off with that 16 millimeter was a great shot.
CMP: That's right, son of a bitch.
CDR: I don't ...
LMP: What ... attitudes are we in, Dick?
CMP: We're right - we ought to be right ...
LMP: That's where we are.
CDR: If I could get those two REVs worth and go home, ...
CMP: We had TEI, ... at P30. That's a tough one.
CDR: How's the Earth?
CDR: There it is. Hello, Earth. Man, there's not much Earth out there, I'11 tell you that.
CMP: Four more days and there won't be.
CMP: We're behind about 3 degrees now.
CDR: Do you need the flight plan, Dick?
CMP: Not right at the moment; I will shortly, though.
CDR: Hello, Houston; Yankee Clipper.
CDR: Okay, Houston. You're breaking up.
CDR: Come on! Get a good signal, let's go.
CMP: Nothing we can do if we can't ... on what we got.
CDR: He's looking right down the - parallel to it right now, we'11 have to wait until we get out a little bit.
CDR: Roger. Loud and clear. Listen, Jerry. I've got something real important for you. We were taking some target-of-opportunity photographs with the same film pack that we had the 500-millimeter film on, and, without going into details right now, I'11 tell you later when we have the time - That magazine back popped off, and we're not sure we didn't wipe out that film magazine. Now, what we suggest is, is that we dump the landmark tracking, seeing as we got good ones last time on Descartes and Fra Mauro, and you pump us up another TI T2 for both of them and let's get some more 500 millimeter this pass on another magazine. Okay?
LMP: Must be ... that way .... , I forgot.
CDR: Huh? ...
LMP: Feeling any better, Pete?
CDR: Feel any better?
CDR: I don't think there's anything wrong other than I have a cold and I get so goddamned tired, I thought maybe I'd crawl down there and go to sleep for an hour.
CMP: Oh, yes. Yes, you can't sleep too well; all you got was ...
CMP: Hooray!
CDR: Okay. Let me tell you what happened. We - A1 was very careful to watch all the time we were taking the 500-millimeter pictures to make sure that the camera was, in fact, running, and he was watching the side opposite the counter, which has got the little red-and-white wheel.
LMP: Is that right? ...
CDR: And, and, and - I mean he was watching the red and white to see if it was taking a picture, and we noticed that we - after we got done, all the 500-millimeter stuff that - We knew we had taken approximately 100 pictures, but the counter only read 60. And we kicked that around for quite a while, and we finally concluded that because A1 had been watching, that there was something wrong with the counter and we really had taken all the pictures. So we decided that we'd use up the rest of that film on targets of opportunity. And while A1 was taking the pictures out the window, the side of the magazine just popped off_ right out of nowhere, for no reason, and it opened up about one-eighth of an inch and Al tried to jam it back on and he had to actually open the lock and put it back on.
LMP: I never made it on. I had to tape it on.
CDR: Oh. He never did make it on, so he taped it on. And we don't know whether it's light struck or not, and we don't know why Lt popped open. But, we're surely suspicious. We also don't know if it was only partially on to begin with, or that we really did lose film. So I think it's best that we take a fresh magazine which we have, and we'11 get those pictures again.
CDR: Okay. We agree. They're hustling.
CMP: You write them down for me, I'11 get this last control point.
CDR: ... attitude, anyway.
LMP: I don't know where they are .... ordinarily these are - -
CMP: We've got plenty of time.
CDR: Let's see, now, what I need to do. We're going to copy that part. We've got him doing such a - get the lighting out of the back ....
LMP: Which one is this here?
CDR: Descartes, Fra Mauro.
LMP: f:8, 145 to - It ought to already be there.
LMP: There's that little thing that comes off.
CDR: You know that P30 PAD I used for a model, Dick? Where did it go?
CMP: ... Did you give it to me?
CDR: Yes. One of those loose ones.
CMP: Oh ....
CDR: Yes. That's right. I was thinking about that. Because you get a one-REV-later TEI output.
CMP: We've already used up one -TEI 45 partial .... I think we'11 all be better off ...
CDR: I think I might have. I think I might have bothered that one instead of the other one. They're both the same. I don't know, shit. I don't remember it, but I was handling the camera -
CDR: Dick Gordon only tracked our side once, damn it. Got us there.
CDR: How do you spell Intrepid? I-N-T-R-E-P-I-D?
CDR: That explains why that wheel was spinning. It was - probably had pulled out just a fraction of an inch right there and he didn't know it, and I reached up and grabbed it and looked at it. I could see ... working at it.
CDR: Okay. And don't forget to work up that same data for Lalande for the REV before TEI, there.
CMP: ... need that .... Hey, try this.
CMP: I think we can all find Lalande now ....
CDR: Okay. Now let me ask you another question .... film magazine.
CMP: Not that I know of.
LMP: I thought we had another ... - -
CMP: ... to the attitude, Pete ....
LMP: Yes, I think when I did it - Remember when I said I didn't think it was rotating?
LMP: They've got both of them right there, probably.
CDR: You just didn't know it.
CMP: What was that time on Herschel, Pete?
CDR: Oh, time; I'm sorry.
CDR: Okay, Houston.
CDR: Roger. 168:09:05, 168:33:57, 168:55:10.
CDR: Roll, 1.1; 285.9; yaw, 1.6; roll, 1.4; 252.0; 2.0.
CDR: Roger. Roi1, 1.1; pitch, 285.9; yaw, 1.6 for Descartes. Fra Mauro: roll, 1.4, pitch, 252.0; yaw, 2.0.
CDR: Okay .... into a 49?
CDR: Did we do a P527
CDR: Okay. We'11 get that down to you in just a minute.
CDR: ... he running?
CC: Clipper, Houston. We assume then that you did not do a P52 at about 165:50. Over.
CMP: Yes, I did.
CDR: Oh, excuse me.
CMP: Jerry, the torquing angles are plus zero decimal - Okay, plus 0.023, minus 0.003, plus 0.073. Torquing time 165:52:05.
CC: Roger. Time 165:52:05, and the angles are plus 0.023, minus 0.003, and plus 0.073.
LMP: 285.9. You going to have a tough time making it?
CDR: Wait a minute, this isn't going to go.
CDR: You don't have a clock, there.
CMP: Oh hell .... pick up one.
LMP: Plus what?
CDR: 00110, plus 285 - No, no. Plus 001 - No - Plus 00160. Got it.
CMP: Yo ho!
CDR: Time is 167:20 - -
CMP: Here we come up across the - -
CDR: We got 6 minutes.
CMP: - - our favorite spot.
CDR: What's that? Herschel?
CMP: No -
CDR: Theophilus?
CMP: Hey, Jerry, those guys on those last two P22 points, I don't see anything different from the first ones, anyway.
CC: Roger, Dick. Judging from the results on all the P22s you been sending down, buddy, you're the expert.
UNKNOWN: We lucked out.
LMP: Anything's simple with the best crew.
CDR: You're freaking it simple with the best crew.
LMP: You should have told them last July.
CMP: He's trained anyway.
CDR: You better believe it. We should have gone on November 14th; it was a better ...
CMP: Hey, Jerry, tell Kohrs also that on CP-2, he did pick that northern crater, and the one he's got in the - in the catalog is the centered one. But the coordinates he has is for - is for a northern one as he'11 see in the film.
CC: Roger. That's the one you marked on. Right?
CMP: Yes, just this last one. I marked on the - the one he has in the film, but the coordinates are actually for the northern crater. DAY 8
CMP: Why don't you wait a minute? What in the - world! I thought you guys tracked this REV - No, no, you're going to do the stereostrip this REV, huh?
CDR: How can it do that?
LMP: You have to think that - you're not going to do ...
CDR: Yes, but we're on this REV right now.
CDR: Yes. 168:09, so - I don't understand what happened.
CDR: I understand that.
CDR: ..
CDR: But not for this REV.
CDR: Well, they Just gave you these times for what?
CDR: Then, you going to have to stop in the middle.
CDR: Well, yes.
CDR: .. coming through ...
CDR: Good luck!
CDR: .. I see.
LMP: Then what are we missing?
CDR: We don't go all the way through.
CMP: On this REV.
LMP: Oh, the REV ...
CDR: We're getting part of it, not all of it. They're only giving you - Oh, I see, they're only giving you 16 minutes' worth.
CDR: ... is somethingX Oh, I know - I know - I know what it is. It's REV 44 that they give you all your updates on.
CDR: REV 44....
CDR: We're going around tailpipe up. We got three goddamn guys in here; one has to copy; you do that ... and I ...
CDR: Who stole my pen?
LMP: I'm going to bring it back.
CDR: You stole mine.
CDR: ... We ought to go around ...
CMP: Here it is, right here. Uplink to - uplink to CSM ... I don't understand this at all .... do a P52 on the back side, and we've done that; stereostrips here ... getting all lost; ... DSE; update to CSM; map update REV 45, TEI 45 PAD. ... looking right at them. They always ...
CDR: Well, we're going to be doing Lalande right there when they're doing all that anyway. Why can't we do Lalande - Why can't we do this?
CDR: ... I've got the vector right here.
CDR: There's no way you can mark on the two marks you got to mark on ... Out here, we could photo ..., I guess.
CMP: I oked at that again.
CDR: What's it supposed to be?
UNKNOWN: ... marks. Fra Mauro and Descartes are on ...
CDR: Hell, that's ... already catching cold.
LMP: Well, you'11 have 21 days to get rid of it. ..., are they?
LMP: The tape is in motion; Big Brother is listening.
CDR: Big Brother is listening!
CDR: You don't like Big Brother? (Laughter)
CDR: ... how the ...
CMP: Come on, SCS.
CMP: Take a ... one.
CMP: Got all sorts of ... - ...
CDR: Well, maybe it's because I've led 8 slee - had 8 days without sleep and I was so miserable ...
LMP: I hope ...
CDR: Hope not but ...
CDR: I think they had a party last night.
LMP: Celebrate.
CDR: That's right. Wait until the flight planners get a hold of him on his own flight.
LMP: Well - well, I don't give a shit ... every morning ... and at 1 o'clock in the afternoon.
CDR: Well, that's the way it's supposed to be!
LMP: ... star gazing.
CDR: Hot dog! And ... (laughter).
CDR: That way everybody can have ._. Not a hell of a lot to do normally ... that had a lot to ...
LMP: ... what we always said, remember these blasted bags.
CDR: There never was but just the three of us ... the hell of it ...
CDR: Those - those batteries! Those batteries ...
CDR: It's like - you know - Well, I thought what was going to happen for a minute there .... , you know, I got the strange feeling that we were going to wind up in orbit with a spacecraft that had no electrical power.
CMP: Yes, that's crossed my mind, too.
CDR: ... end up there Just fooling around.
CMP: ... how awful lonely it would be ...
LMP: ... I wasn't too fond of that idea. That's a hell of a way to go, isn't it? ... no electrical power whatsoever ...
CDR: ... if you happen to be ...
CDR: (Singing, laughter)
CDR: You know, I can't stay up any longer ... stayed up. I haven't slept but 2 hours every day since we've been up here.
CMP: Yes, ... 8 hours ...
LMP: That's what I've been saying every night .... close both eyes ...
CMP: Later on - yes - we can hook it up through here.
LMP: Listen, I'd wake up, and I'd look at the time, and say, "What time are we supposed to get up?" ... lay there and look up ....
CMP: Haven't had any trouble sleeping on this schedule.
CDR: Tonight we get 8 hours' sleep .... wakes up ...
LMP: Hey, what time do we got to get ... - daylight?
CMP: _at?
CDR: This ... is over it (laughter).
CMP: Yes, sirree; it's - -
CDR: Right .... to an early ending.
LMP: Is it the same one? Don't throw it away; save it.
CDR: Hey, it won't take your ..., Dick. There you go.
CDR: ... for the day, huh?
LMP: ... spacecraft, yes. I don't care ...
CMP: Want that ... up? Okay.
CMP: Watch those!
CMP: You're going to end up with all the grubby stuff last.
LMP: What are you going to do with all that?
CDR: No, all those goddamned bags are locked away in there ... Normally, you could wrap your garbage in the over ... and you don't have that mess. Those things are ...
CDR: Oh, I see what you mean. You put the old ... down there; that's what you did.
CMP: That's right. You don't have that large cockpit any more.
CDR: (Laughter) Bunch of ...... when you get home, I'd like to use that.
CMP: He wants to take his map ...
CDR: ... that SPS burn.
LMP: How long is that, a 4-minute burn?
CDR: Three minutes and 38 seconds - something like that.
LMP: Good grief! That's going to be a - ...
CDR: Can't burn a hell of a lot longer that that anyhow. It's only got 29 percent worth of fuel in that bastard.
CMP: ... that baby ready to burn.
CDR: Man. Somebody blew it.
LMP: Blew what?
CDR: That last Jettison. I Just can't believe that they'd - try to do something ... There must be a better way.
CDR: Must be ...
CDR: That's one thing we've had with us for 59 ...
LMP: That's going to be a long 21 days, gang.
LMP: Want to get your ..., up there?
CDR: I can get mine over here.
LMP: ... again?
CDR: Yes. Get that stuff out of the way there. I don't thing we ought to leave that urine thing in VENT, though.
LMP: Is that in VENT?
CDR: ... but it's Just - ... tighten up our ...
CDR: Yes .... No, ... filter's Just plum full of urine ...
CMP: Oh, yes; well, that's what it's there for.
CDR: Anybody know where we are? Where we are to Earth -
CMP: Other than that, we're kind of helpless (laughter).
CDR: - - that garbage ... and we won't be able to get through the hatch.
CMP: No. There's plenty of work ... get back.
LMP: I don't care .... I really wouldn't, but I don't care. Not going to have me for a ...
CDR: I've got - I'11 tell you, once I had a grand master ... all responsibility ... go down to the Cape and ... (laughter).
CDR: You can say that again.
LMP: You spent the whole damn summer down there, didn't you?
CDR: Yes, I did; d_n right, I did.
CMP: Supposed to be up in a week.
CDR: Yes .... (laughter).
CDR: PAO is down there with "Well, the boys are in good humor up there" (laughter). Oh, PAO, you look at this DSE tape, you're going to kill me. How are you doing down there in the world of advertising?
CDR: You know, that orange drink is really good!
CDR: Sure it is. What do you have, orange drink?
CDR: Ail those others been working ..., Dick.
CDR: Man, I'm still thinking about -
CDR: Jumping out of that d_mn spacecraft down there and - I'm standing over there looking around ... supposed to the Surveyor (laughter).
LMP: Do you realize ... we got out?
UNKNOWN: I could have - I was - ... go by the crater, and I thought I'd landed - next to the ... crater ... We were still talking about it, see; and -and - and, well, we were still talking about it.
LMP: We - we still talking about it, Pete; and I said, "Now ..."
CDR: The next thing we did ... and I was so - I thought I'd gone to that ... and all of a sudden ... there godd-mn was this big crater and ... So, then, I finally, i flew it around the left side of the spacecraft ...
CDR: We would have ... that Surveyor ...
CDR: Well, that's Just exactly where it was flying. Sure, if I was going somewhere. I thought I was going somewhere .... I flew that big ... so much I ... I ... to the right and then I thought we were long ... Then, I felt, well, I'm wrong; I'm going to wind up short ... I'm going to look at the parking lot, and I didn't like it ... 30 seconds ... one step forward and then - and then we flew - we flew right up - The Surveyor crater was like, right here; and we flew right up to the parking lot; we were still about 6 or 700 feet. At that point, I took it manually; we were going like hell. At that point, I took it manually, and I held 30 degrees right over here ... And what I did was, as I flew it around like this, flew it around here, and then rolled it back out and got her going this way again, then that ... would turn to the left - ...
CDR: I'11 tell you, that big bastard got ... we were absolutely level when we shut it off. When I got ... the right time ... and shut the engine off_ the big bell was level with - the ground's like this, and the plus-Y gear. Yes. So I rocked it over and stopped.
CDR: The probe - the probe was in ... right under the gear ... those drag marks, where they hold - ...
CDR: Looked gray and looked like all the boulders were white - gray - going all over. I did when I was ...
CDR: Gosh, I Just thought it was like the area of the ... and I Just knew that that was good.
CMP: Maybe we're in the wrong place.
LMP: ... Huh?
LMP: Stereostrip. We have ORB RATE -
CDR: 54, Al's going to ...
CMP: Starting at 168:52 - ...
CDR: 154, 00 ...
CDR: Plus ... Go. Now, you want VERB 79 ...?
CMP: 0nly one problem; you're rolling.
CMP: MARK. TIME SKIP
CDR: Will the music bother you, Dick?
CDR: The logic isn't ..., is it?
LMP: You turn?
LMP: What was that? On.
CMP: Program PGNCS light.
CMP: Here's those picture films ....
CMP: What now, coach?
CDR: How's the marks?
CMP: On target.
CDR: Okay, I guess we -
CDR: You're the guy with -
CMP: NO . I
LMP: .. You get the magazine ... altitude. TIME SKIP
LMP: ... hole ...?
CDR: Sorry. Say again.
CMP: Remember the ... thing.
CDR: Yes. Every - Just a second.
CMP: ... Cape Kennedy ... Cape Kennedy ...
CDR: ... 8, ll2 for Kennedy ....
CDR: We can ... half _MAG. Eight minutes and ... in orbit .... if you had to.
CDR: Check the switches.
CDR: We don't need to dump, do we?
LMP: ... burn ....
LMP: Did you see ...?
CDR: Yes, I'm not surprised at anything around the Moon ...
CDR: In what way?
CDR: ... could break your - leg.
CDR: Okay. Now give me the ...
CMP: Where, where, where?
LMP: ... I thought it was over t_re ...
CDR: I didn't notice; but, when I saw it, it was about the Second or third compartment onthe left.
CDR: ... I don't know where it is.
LMP: Right over there ....
CDR: Hide every goddamn thing around here.
CMP: Got my ...?
CDR: Oh boy, I Just ...
CMP: I don't want to go to sleep.
LMP: You better.
CMP: Why the hell would I need to get my sleep in?
CDR: Man, I couldn't keep my eyes open when I got back.
CMP: You guys ready for the ...?
CDR: What kind of good thing can happen to the SPS engine ...? It could - It purges the shit out of us and the ... nearly knock you over?
CDR: We've gone over that.
CDR: Yes .... Haven't gone over it yet .... that - that I remember. Same ... but I have to stop and think what the freak it was here that was right, and it's not right ...
CDR: Where's the PAD? ... You have to check on them in 1 minute, you guys.
CDR: ... TEI PAD?
CDR: Two hours and 5 minutes.
CDR: It'11 take a lot longer to set ...
CDR: Hey, Al, what happened to the light ...? ... Huh?
CDR: Dick, check me and A1 Bean ...
CDR: (Laughter) ... cards ...
CDR: Yes, we would be if we could Just luck out. I did ...
CDR: I got my ... ready and they're not over 90 .... It's very rare if one will be ...
CDR: I didn't - I didn't think pictures of this side would show anyway.
LMP: What? Don't I what?
CDR: I'd have really slept down there a hell of a lot better than I did - As a matter of fact, when you woke me up - Yes, well - No matter how tired I am, if I sleep a little bit, when sc_ething wakes me up, and I ... have a hell of a time going back to sleep. I sleep for 10 hours. Something happened in the spacecraft about three times in a row. That's the main thing. If I go to sleep and I'm real tired, and something wakes me up two or three times ... I'm awake. That glycol pump used to change frequency. It really changed frequency once right after I went to sleep. And, man, I woke up with a shock .... and then a couple of times when ... and I slept a good 4-1/2 hours.
CDR: But I'd have slept a lot better if - it's the ... that ...
CDR: I don't think I could have run that mile in that ·suit ...
CDR: Well, I see the work paid off though, didn't it? Man.
CDR: What we should have done was allowed ourselves more time to ...
CDR: We got COMM with nobody.
CMP: I heard that part.
CDR: Call the what?
CDR: Going to need that ...
CMP: Come on, Pete. Old Doctor Conrad and Doctor Gordon will look over your ... (Laughter) ...
CDR: Probably the ... on the LCGs.
CDR: That's Just - Just full of space rubble.
CDR: There's A1 thinking again, another way to save money.
CDR: ... there. We don't have nothing ...
CDR: Yes, we do ....
CDR: We're going to need another PAD, Al. You got to - We're going to need two more PADs.
CDR: Sure. Going to give us that TEI REV 46 PAD ...
CDR: Sure it wasn't a ... us. God damn (laughter).
CDR: I don't know, ... he was on a big hill and ... the rock box and all that ......
CDR: (Singing) I'm getting married in the morning.
CDR: ... right. No. You quit there after about ...
CMP: Where's the - What's the score card?
CDR: ... 172 to 27.
CDR: ... lost two for you ... a shame ...
CMP: ... don't forget ullage.
CDR: The gun. Who has the damned gun? Hey, look at down there.
CMP: Beats the hell out of me .... not going to be in m unlight.
CMP: Boy, I'm going ... about 60 miles above that desert.
LMP: And it's always amazing ... deal.
UNKNOWN: See you all picked out the ... on the one from the Earth. It's about ... here.
LMP: I don't think the platform would help ...
LMP: ... How many photographs do you think we need?
LMP: We got three of them in here. How's that?
LMP: One, two, three. If you want, I'11 make some more.
CDR: Why don't we got ... now?
CMP: You going to put the TV internal tonight after we show the Moon?
CDR: I don't know. What will we do, though? We ought to think of something.
CMP: Why don't we ...? ... freaking tired ...
CDR: (Laughter) And there's where we hit the Moon.
CDR: That's 3 long, hard days, too. Today's been one of them, too. Worked my ass off in this goddamned - LEB today.
CMP: Well, I -