Otrobonita/noicy-space-talks huggingface dataset:
LMP: There wasn't any question dike there was _n the simulator whether tho thing would fire_ Bet that _A was a pretty, too. M_m_ I sure ho]>e that cmmera picked it up.
UNKNOWN: Yes, we did, b t we stowed it ...
CDR: _at hapl)cn_d to the _ilm magazlr;e that was oil it?
CMP: There's still one on it. I didn't know whether ...
LMP: No, didn't you take that off Just -- Just this morning, and finish it up on the ot]ler camera? I thought that's what we did. t.S_GE
LMP: ... with ....
UNKNOWN: _ E_s still in ht_l-_. Yes, it i_.
UNKNOWN: Yes, before we take it off, we ought to mark down another ... And, Jim, you're not coming through.
LMP: Maybe we ought to advance a few fi]m!s on that, Jim, manual]y, so that they could find a place to cut it or something. And then take the rest. be
UNKNOWN: They've got to done charging the batt_ry B. My God!
UNKNOWN: They said this morning the-y were go_ng to put 2-1/2 5 amp-hours, didn't they? Start it out at - 2-1/4, it's down to 0.6 now. And, let's see, that was at about - a]most 6 hoists ago. Maybe not.
UNKNOWN: Hey, Jim, how about moving your mike up? ...
UNKNOWN: Is that your ...?
UNKNOWN: You want to put Jt on ...?
CDR: No ....
CMP: My toothbruch ...
CMP: It sure se_ms like a ]cng t_me .... .im-l,Ak [- . - / CO ©NF,: IDEN'rtA
CMP: You're puttin S down on P00.
UNKNOWN: Huh? do'.'non
CMP: You're putting POO, huh?
CDR: I was going to put it - Take the abnormal-looking one out.
LMP: Cabin TZ,IP is up now.
UNKNOWN: You won't believe it, but, you know, we've been running today with the cabin fan on?
CMP: Is it on?
UNKNOWN: Yes, sure.
CMP: Well, when did you turn it on?
LMP: Yes, I was going to turn it on for a minute. Doesn't bother you down here, hull?
CDR: You get stifled in here with that ]ack of circu- lation sometimes.
CDR: ... I'm going to see if I can - You through with it
CMP: Yes, oh, I was just going to put something on there.
LMP: You want to wind so_:_ethrough, Jim - -
CDR: ... when you're through with it?
CDR: I think we ought to just put _t awly and see ho'_ the pictures go. If we don't use it, we won't use it; if we do, ... I wanted a cou?]e to he !ogced.
CMP: I was going to put so!net?ling else in here t_!at you accomplished.
CDR: Oh, did I cut your feet up undern_th y©u - -
CMP: No, no, I'm really - I'm trySn_ to think of some other way to tel] him t.o - ... because you - you don't know the point at which it pitched to, up until you look at it and figure out what the DELTA-P is - and you could run all the film through that DELTA-P. And you may screw up, you know, some part of it.
UNKNOWN: (Cough) That sausage is hard to squeeze out of there, isn't it?
UNKNOWN: Wh_at are you c]n_l_S,Rust
CDR: Hey, ...1 he probably wouldn't use it at all.
UNKNOWN: don't know. The way you guys take pictures. This friend of mine_ noshed Anders, to]d me that one time.
LMP: That if he had it to do over again_ he'd take a]l the pictures that opportunity presented.
CDR: _]ere did this - where was this, D_ve?
CMP: In - It could go in A-7.
CDR: I'm goir_g to try to clean off' this vent over here.
CDR: Yes, my gosh_ it's not nearly as dirty as it has been.
UNKNOWN: Yes, I think the spacecraft is cleaning up.
CMP: We're clean livers.
UNKNOWN: I tell you, I thirl}_the breakpoi_t on that was that EnTA. Man, that rca]!y helped.
CDR: Dump:ins the I2.[didn't hurt _myth_ng e_ther.
UNKNOWN: well, the got c]ermed _p after til_ EVA, too. Boy, there was a ]et ]en:] stuff in it the next day.
CDR: Here comes Houston. ta_ere's the update book?
CC: Apollo 9, Houston; 30 seconds LOS; GueJn at lh
CDR: Gee, you don't have very ion S to go here.
UNKNOWN: Well, how long's the SO 65?
CDR: Here, let me see. 35 and 30_ No, 25 minntes.
CMP: Sticky, isn't it?
CMP: That's the best Velero on the wbole spacecraft.
LMP: Yes, these suits.
CMP: A 350-pound cake.
CDR: Hey, .,.
LMP: I ... so that we don't go across ... Islands, unfortunately.
LMP: Except ... - I mean, you know - instead of -
LMP: Gobble, gobble.
CDR: .,. we're at G,inm, 1]. Think I'11 try one of these wet wipes ... so bad.
CDR: _qloo! It's yonrs. Yc_ got them
UNKNOWN: You know, we ought to take some pictures of us taking some SO 65 pictures - -
UNKNOWN: - - with some of that interior movie stuff.
CDR: We're going to have ... Dave to wake up .... couch.
UNKNOWN: Move back, huh?
LMP: Anybody want some chewing _%ua?
CDR: Yes, ..,
LMP: Pave, you want some ehewirlg gum?
UNKNOWN: Oh, no thanks, Rusty. I think I'11 pass.
LMP: Okay. Kind of tastes good, doesn't it?
CDR: Yes, that's not bad.
UNKNOWN: At least at f_rst.
LMP: Hey, you know what else we _ot that we havel_'t taken is the - those peanut hal]s. They would probably be fairly tasty.
CDR: Hey! Yes, let's try some ....
UNKNOWN: If my nose were a ]itt]e more clear, I would he happier.
UNKNOWN: Is your nose a little bit Jammed?
CDR: Yes, it is off and on - -
LMP: Kind of up in here?
CMP: All over.
LMP: AIl over, huh?
UNKNOWN: Let's see. 14'{:30. I wonder ',abjure,,_.r_ rat L_]ed t_c, down. t_;_uos
UNKNOWN: Uch .... between my legs again. There they arc. Over your head. On tile upper bunk hond thoro. Right down there. Ahhl
CMP: That's okay; don't get nervous. You doing alrlght?
LMP: Yes, I'm kind of just trying to ...
LMP: Oh, helll
UNKNOWN: Oh, shoot!
UNKNOWN: 12 Ci.m I_, How are we doing on _:-_° bijl_ _
CDR: You got 12 mhiutes to go, Dave. Maybe _:e ouoht to start the -
LMP: Yes, we ought to check those n_bers. That way - I guess I can check them here to sec if they're any different. If I can find where I put them.
UNKNOWN: You got the SO 60 - Oh, yes, you got it over there, Dave. Yes. Dave, the numbers are up there. I don't know if riley're any different or not.
LMP: I thought it was 0.067 last t_me. That's why I wondered.
UNKNOWN: 0.o67?
UNKNOWN: Yes, it was - right here, see, on the ra_, but this is P.068.
CMP: That was yesterday.
UNKNOWN: Oh, was Jt yesterday?
CMP: 161146, 0, 12045.
UNKNOWN: 54142.
CDR: I still wal]t Lo ...
UNKNOWN: you're ipin C to [m]ze tt_:re _.hR 'm'_:_=_ A
CDR: I'm going to go on over there, and then, when we get ClOSe · _ . ·
UNKNOWN: Here is the time ..., Dave. l,_uoo- that stuff is really bright.
CDR: When we get the SO 65 pictures, so why don't we take off the - why don't you dlsconncct this th_ng right away so we don't inadvertently take a bunch of pictures? Let's Just take this thing off ... you can look out as you go across the islands.
CDR: Yes, let's look at them. I'm just too good to you.
CMP: I think it's a pretty good way to be doing this filming.
CDR: Oh· yes? _Tat'd be pointing the wrong way.
CMP: Oh, I don't know how we were going to be pointing, but I'11 do it - Oh, I']l do it ]ater. You want to look at the islands· let's look at the islands.
CDR: I think you will enjoy it _f you've never seen it before - -
CMP: Yes, I'd like to see it, but I was th_nk£ng, you know - I'd like to see it, ...
CDR: I'11 Just use some fuel up. Get right aide up.
CDR: Okay, I have 147:35:40.
CDR: Let's sec, you have - -
CMP: ... A, g - All of them, OFF_ and A and B ON. Put a]l of them 0!!; the DAP has already ...
CDR: 3._'f:45:1_0(cough)_ 148:5_:04, ]2 ;c_d 11;7:37:12 - -
UNKNOWN: _'
CC: Apollo 9, Houston. Your readback is cor_-ect; Tananarlve at 50.
CDR: Roger. Tsnanarive, 50, Yes, Dave? Oh, yes. }{e did. Getting ready to ...
UNKNOWN: Yes, but I don't think _t's really that important in the flr'-_tplace .... You want to call it off?
UNKNOWN: Sure.
UNKNOWN: 15, 16, 17 ...
CDR: Is it full?
UNKNOWN: _o_ it'_ - it isn't Jm;t quite full.
CMP: There's some pretty good geo]ogy down there.
UNKNOWN: Absent, huh?
CMP: I ... that off.
UNKNOWN: _fhoo!
CDR: %,fnere are we right now?
UNKNOWN: Mexico.
CDR: Yes, I sec_'this puddle o[' water down there. Hey, get those islmnds ri6ht in the middle o[_ that water, Dave, that's com]n S up.
UNKNOWN: Yes, there's volcanos Jn there. Hey_ there's one right on the end of that land t_p out there, Dave. Oh, you got that one?
UNKNOWN: Yes, it sure is, _rQ ,q here's a CouDle moro of them. This is like the PhJl]pp]rlos; they have volcanos like that.
LMP: }Icy, we're going right do.tn Central America_ aren't we? We're going to (]o Pan_a, la that where we Ri%Ur,Dave? arc in this
UNKNOWN: Yes, that':_ where we t_]t/_ht,]_ I CO N ,ENT t
UNKNOWN: Hey, Dave, right down there on the coast, iii that little in - sort of an indent there, it looks like there's a couple of - of rills smd r_fts down there - right out there. You see them right there?
CMP: I don't know. Ohh, yesl
UNKNOWN: ¥_ly are they so damn different? Right over there. You see them? Can't ever think of the words I'm trying to think of.
CDR: I think the Pan_ma Canal's right out there, but I can't tell from - from the ground.
UNKNOWN: Maybe that's it.
LMP: No, I think ... is down underneath there.
LMP: Okay, just a i_iriut_. Dave m_!zht be able to see it down there - the Panama Canal. I think it's under the clouds, though,
LMP: 02 FLOW H[GIt.
UNKNOWN: Yes, ...
CDR: Yes, I am.
UNKNOWN: I gues!_ we're coming across the norbh_rn end of the Andes here_ Du_v{d. 149:20:)12, right here.
CDR: Pretty cloudy, isn't it?
UNKNOWN: 3xid it's beautiful cloud ...
CDR: Ye!;.
UNKNOWN: Can you see tllc aJr_]r_ne from '-'h,"r, ' you' .re, Tim? ;_r_eriean.
UNKNOWN: Pan
LMP: Yes, it really is. Going to he right cloudy.
CDR: Boy, the oxygen is really ... up to 87.
LMP: Oh_ mine was, yes.
UNKNOWN: Mine's ... so it doesn't work.
UNKNOWN: _]at? What - are you kidding?
CDR: Shoe! l.hlat'sthat? 5q]anks for nothing.
CDR: Is that ... that b_g - that big thundercloud?
CDR: And then there's tremendous thunderstorms sticking out up here in front of that. Really great! windows and see a bunch of eyeballs. Oow ahh!
UNKNOWN: Boy, it's really hazy down there. There's some good stuff corning up over there, D_vid. It'11 be there in a few minutes. See it? Kind of bulr/ps in the smooth surface there?
UNKNOWN: Yes. It is, isn't it? Really weird looking.
LMP: You can sec it when we're ... - kind of weird.
CDR: Those Lumpy th_ngs down here? I'ra going to take two pictures of the big thunderstoz'm we're going to pass ow}r right now.
LMP: There's a whole bunch of thunderstor_:,.s down there.
CDR: Yes. Looks like a rose. r- . o
LMP: Yes. _he_ } _ a whole s_rics of the:_ coming up, too. Alr_g_t, you can :sc!_th_m, I gu'ess. ' : ' ,. Day 7 587 , )NFIDENTIAb
UNKNOWN: ... 20 ...
CDR: I took two.
UNKNOWN: I took one - one out there, Dave.
CDR: They're both of the same thunderstorm. One of them upright and one near vertical.
UNKNOWN: There's _nothor pretty one - right in front of us.
UNKNOWN: Yes, ..,
LMP: Whoo! We must be over South _nerica, huh? I guess we always pass through the Andes out here. H_y, .......................... _v
CDR: Let me tie these back for you. Okay?
UNKNOWN: Is that Rio?
CMP: Right down hece.
LMP: Yes_ it's n_ce-look_ng country. That's what we call 'yung]e.' Boy, those - that sure is high. of those clout]s, too. See them?
UNKNOWN: Okay, that's the smmnary of wh¢_re all the film is, and where it - and what the statzm of it is. The only thing I haven't had t_me to do is fl{lure out whether - whether I've packed all of it co he can have it.
LMP: Nice goli_g th_rc, Davey.
CDR: Hey, Dave? ?f_at's that great, big, white, pink spot straight aimed? On the clouds, a little bit to your side?
CDR: Yes, it might he a pretty one. Mayl/e we _;ught bo get a little closer and see if - what it is.
UNKNOWN: Yes, I'm going to t.l. a break, dimlriy: .. a little bit.
LMP: Y_s, _t _'_i-m'. power, 5 up ... clJdn't it? _'"'N h I/-_S' I--k ITl A I "',C7r ', z' 'r"rL/]__._- ........ f"/"'_ k 1Il I h Ii k I -I" I A, L
UNKNOWN: In fact - Hey, look it. Do you m:e a bump in the orange ahova it? I mcan like that glow in the horizon?
CDR: No, ... the stops on it somewhere.
UNKNOWN: Man, that could be a pretty picture.
UNKNOWN: Sure is.
LMP: Mesa, that's one to stay out of.
CDR: Look out here to the lefto Looks l_ke you're flying aSong - with an undercast above you - drops down this way. Is it?
UNKNOWN: Yes. _nere's .Now,
UNKNOWN: a star or a satellite - is it moving or not? It's not movirJg; it's a star - if I can find it. See it, Dave?
LMP: ... has the optics ...
UNKNOWN: The optics looking at the _ky or tt_e ground?
CDR: It's looking at the sky.
LMP: Oh, I th_nk ... - -
CDR: Huh? Last n_ght, just as ... been lookJnL, at the sky, we should have got Ct.
UNKNOWN: Not a thing out there. You o_lght to he looking at the ground. No, there co:nos some stuff.
UNKNOWN: I can go to MA_I - I can go to M_.KUAL without the IMU, ON, can't you?
UNKNOWN: _ Yes. Take it out of zero,
UNKNOWN: Take it out of zero, Okay. Zero, OFF. Do I have to wait?
CMP: No. As you go OFF, you can Just l_o to MAI'_JAL.
UNKNOWN: got it. 'j' £_klEIi_klTtAI 7 589
UNKNOWN: Oh, that's strange. It doesn't ... at ail, docs it? That also seems kind o£ sloppy.
CDR: Huh? Oh, I have to look up?
LMP: Oh, then stay, because it ...
CDR: You mind if I put this thing right here?
CMP: Here, I'11 put it away ....
UNKNOWN: Here? unouga_ ju_v
UNKNOWN: _ Yes, i _'_ _ save you the ......... bIu_uL_,
LMP: Shootl I wanted to do some 6roundwork w_th that thing - eight power. Can I play with it tomorrow? out,
CDR: Go ahead - and take it
CDR: You can take it out .... where we'11 be.
UNKNOWN: You do. You sit right there and look riLht st_'a_ihht an _-po:_l te]escope. out the window. Get c gl
UNKNOWN: You never found my helmet a_ld goggles bag?
UNKNOWN: I doa't remember '_;eeJng it.
CMP: See anything?
UNKNOWN: Not much. I wasn't vczy i;:_l/rc_;'.;ed.
CMP: Hmm. You're not supposed to be _f ..., is that
UNKNOWN: Yes. _,_oo! Maybe I can get a pict_lze of an cle_/hant soraething or .... like that.
UNKNOWN: You're ... just a slz_]] boy.
UNKNOWN: Re_l'ly _sn.... NFIDENnAL q_nat's
CDR: why they ceil him the "Vanilla Kid."
UNKNOWN: Relnerl!_enDick Dowel?
UNKNOWN: _o?
LMP: He was a movie star once.
UNKNOWN: ° Was he really?
LMP: Well, I don't know, it must have been around 19 - or 6.
CDR: You got some tape to shut that off with?
CMP: No, but I'11 get some. ,Tim?
LMP: Yes, here. You want a piece of tape,
CDR: Maybe I'11 just take - -
UNKNOWN: somebody just stirred up a of crap over VTJere there. I think he threw it up. are you, Jim?
CDR: Right here; that makes the days a lot shorter.
UNKNOWN: You're right, Jim; it wasn't in the right suit. Dave ... along with _t.
UNKNOWN: I{aa!
UNKNOWN: Let's see here .... roll.
UNKNOWN: (Yawn)
UNKNOWN: _ Hey, can I help you t?lere?
CDR: I w_:lt to ]ook at ...
CDR: Did you get this thermal sasiple from the ILl put away?
UNKNOWN: No. Let's put that away.
CDR: },%nydon't we put that away and we']l get out of this ... thing?
UNKNOWN: by; I'11 pass it to you.
CDR: What are these things?
LMP: Those are the hooks - hooks - Oh, those? Sony
CDR: Oh, gcesl
UNKNOWN: Remember - we were going to record a_l that si,uff?
CDR: _qat arc th,_se things?
UNKNOWN: _ I don't know, !,5_atare the-y?
CMP: The batteiLY pack to the Sony?
UNKNOWN: We didn't use that Sony much, did we?
CDR: I don't know. 1.2zat'sthSs funny-]ooking thing?
UNKNOWN: t_lat's what the thermal samples werc stowed oil -- were foul:cl, on.
CMP: JSm, here's a theft:iai .... o-_np]e
CDR: Well, ,.. thermal s__,np]cs.
CMP: Coming forward.
UNKNOWN: Cod 'i_,_t... stuff is ]lot,
UNKNOWN: You got to l, carefu]. ?i'b T :. t f:IDENTIA:t'
UNKNOWN: Oowee! ... Sure is_ you know it?
CDR: Hu_l?
UNKNOWN: Boy, that's a ... blister riEht there.
LMP: _qlat one's about scalded.
CMP: Few little things keep coming loose. See them?
LMP: Yes. down here with the covers to the DELTA-V indicators
LMP: Okay. You - -
UNKNOWN: - - you - you put it in the box, Jim?
CDR: No, ii don't th:ink it goes in the box, does it?
CDR: Oh, it does?
CDR: Ob, fine. I didn't realize that it did; I thought that box was - woulda't fit.
UNKNOWN: Yes, it carries three butterfli,s and two of those It's sopposed to.
CDR: Hey_ I thought they wouldn't fit.
LMP: }_hat did you do with that cable, by the way?
CDR: I put it right in here with the thermal samples.
UNKNOWN: _._at are t_oy doinfj? Puttil_g us to bed _ _r]y ton_
CDR: [ don't kno'.z. We have
UNKNOWN: Well. an 11-hour rest period tonigilt.
CDR: Do we really?
CDR: 0h! I took a half wink down there a l_ttie while ago. indescribable.
UNKNOWN: Hey, we got a - fuel cell 02 purge and a C02 - -
CDR: Hey, would you believe what I found?
CDR: The hellaet bag!
CMP: Good!
UNKNOWN: How about putting your b_lmet on?
LMP: Good. That mskes rrlcfeel better. So, so far we don't know of anything that we threw away with I2._that the we didn't want to throw away.
CDR: You know I think i found another good piece for all the LM data.
UNKNOWN: Wh_!re? The or
CDR: A something other - A-1.
UNKNOWN: ... it's worth a .°.
LMP: _at's in tb(_rc !iow? PI_N's_ isn't th_!re? luldei-wuar
CDR: No. Too]kits - so,re -
UNKNOWN: Oh, is that the o!e right next to A-'I?
UNKNOWN: above A-77 in
CDR: No, this one, I think, is A-8 ,., ought to he one thing.
CDR: Well, what are we goin6 to d_ with that suit?
UNKNOWN: What's the matter with stowing the two FP's in - in the [,-shaped hag and one under _F couch, Jim?
CDR: Well, the thing oF it all is, if the couch slips down, it's going to be terrible. It looks like them if you could put one of horizontal across the - LEB here. Hide the LiOH canister. That would get one of those big things out of the way. _,,+ +_ .... _ .... Li0!t canister someplace and the ... someplace. Put the canister in the suit and tie it demi.
UNKNOWN: you still going to do some of the optics, Dave?
CMP: Yes ....
UNKNOWN: No, I was going to ex _ _rCl_,_ '_',_
UNKNOWN: But I don't want to do it rJght here, so ...
CMP: No ... it,
LMP: },_y don't you go ahead and do and I'11 just take - trade p]aces and Z']l sit thoro and exercise.
CDR: You know we a] so ought to think ahouL _5ome other way of protecting ouz* heads, a:_d thls kind of
UNKNOWN: Nc neither; and you notice there is no support for the hack of your neck C] '_ c,_ JC Z' not here.
CDR: I was thinking maybe w, could take soyie of these trash bt,_gs;maybe truke ol_e of tl_ese food hag_, fi]] it up with trash, and la'/ it across in here.
UNKNOWN: Ye_;. C ,-..,.,r- t Et",ITIA L".- D .y7 595
CMP: Boy, there Just doesn't sc_l_ to he any support there at all.
UNKNOWN: Tsdce what food bags, Jim?
CDR: One of these - I said take one, and fill it up, and lay it across in here.
CDR: I_d also like to kind of wrap my he]met up ... head up.
CDR: You go on that - you're going to ... head ...,
CDR: We don't even have to have the helmets_ if the them someplace else that's good. _le hag - -
LMP: Why don't we put the helmets under the seat? I'm Just trying to figure out something - just how to keep it ail together so they won't rattle around. You can put the helmets and g]oves on the suit - -
CDR: Well, I allrlostttlink tiiat if' you left one - one suit in the L-shaped bag in t!_e ruled]e, and the other two suits s_ross there with our he]niots on it - -
UNKNOWN: You've got - I think you've got a picture onboard of how ... recommended for ... Let rnc pick it up and we'11 see what it looks llke.
CMP: _e picture?
UNKNOWN: Oh, it's Jn there? Okay, I'11 look for it.
UNKNOWN: No, I th_nk it was - _'m looking for a flight plan.
CDR: We]l, let me see now. I had to g_!t - T had to get
UNKNOWN: Yes, it is .... maybe it is.
CDR: Yes, anothc_r place down there, w_ 'r, COlng to be wearing then, and ... and l_e're going to have to have the rope out to tie the suits do_n. ,o, we've got ail of A - h:_lf of A ...
CDR: 0o right _head.
LMP: _sdnk you there, Colonel.
CDR: Okay ....
LMP: It might be a good idea if we could get - -
CC: Apollo 9, Houston through Tananarive_
CC: Roger. We got a lot of static here. Do you read mc okay?
CDR: Roger. We're reading you loud and clear.
CC: Roger. I have some t_roe_s of opportunity - a_out three, and then one flight plan update.
UNKNOWN: Okay, tel] _tn to go a/head.
CC: Roger. 150:51:27, Galap_gos Is]ands_ geologic, eight frames, 6 seconds, on track.
CC: At 150;57:07, Pei-u coastline, eight Erar]es, 8 sec- onds, on track.
CMP: I don't lmd_,rstand what he - -
CDR: Peru, Peuu coastlh_e.
CC: 9, Houston. Let me correct that one. _t's feu_ fr_mics _nste:d of eight frem, s. CO E IDE NTIAt 7, 597
CDR: Roger; four fra:nes.
CC: Okay. At time 151:h7:17, Formosa Strait, ocean- ography, five fr_es, 8 secords, on track.
UNKNOWN: Okay, we got all those. You want us to read them back to you? Aah! tle's gone.
CC: Let me give you a correction there, Dave, again. time is 150:55:07.
CMP: Okay. 150:55!07. We got all those. 5_lank you.
CC: Okay. Then I've got a waste water dump for you.
C: Go ahead.
CC: At about 151:50, waste water dump. L_stening to the DSE last night, you may w_,_ntthe su_]rJse time, 151:38; sunset, 152:30. Over.
CDR: Okay, we have that.
UNKNOWN: Good ears! (Laughter) You ought to sec it, Ron.
CC: It sounded like it was great l
LMP: %_at did he say?
CMP: _y don't we g_t t?]ose c_cr, cras out? And d_p the water at 151 ...? 7e-millimeter fi]m_ the t. l_.u._ of opportunity to get this thing ...
CMP: ... on that ocear*ography down there.
UNKNOWN: What's the first one?
CMP: Three frmnes? fraz:tes-
CDR: Oh, go ahead and take the eight You know, some ... movie fi]m, then you can just get - Just frazae give them one out of each hunch, you don't get any stereo, and you don't get any ...
CMP: Yes, but - q_nat's true, If you use eight frames in one place, it would be, I think, as good as - -
CDR: Well - -
CMP: - - ...
CDR: - - I'm not sure that it is, becau._e - Gemini slowly took that one stereo set on the west coast all the way _nto mid-T(x:_s, erie - one frame every 6 seconds -
CDR: Yes, that would ... one - one pack of film. We took a lot of other packs of film. But they used one that on one - roll, I think more than all the other stuff put together. Just so they could - frola wanted and a d_fferent view. They - they really seamed to use _t. Paul I[orman nearly wen_ wild over it (laught_r). lie's writ,ell about five or six papers on it_ a_d he published a book on it.
CDR: It look_3 like, Dave, t?_t we ought to 6et this - this one pr_:ssure suit out from underlie _th the middle seat - -- I CONFIDENilA[" 'r 599
UNKNOWN: One pressure suit out from under the m_ddle seat.
UNKNOWN: - - for ·..
UNKNOWN: Well, you want to take one?
CDR: This one right where I a_n, r_ght here. Right there .... on the optics·
UNKNOWN: Yes, I know; don't worry. [
CDR: Put one here, Just llke thls2
CDR: I'm not sure that we couldn't put the other one either right there, or right on top of it. Let's put the IL - LiOH canisters in here, too. It doesn't look like it's going to interfere with you doing the sightings.
CMP: No, it won't· Now, we will have a level ... across here-, so we can ...
CDR: Yes. You could I>robably punch that do'_m to - -
CMP: Lean those -
UNKNOWN: I'm not sure it wouldli't be a bad idea for Scott to ... }/ell,
CDR: I thought they were really goin S to eu_3hion
CMP: Look at my ... (laughter). ,lu!_.... flight plan.
CDR: ... on the windows to sec how much ... has gone on.
LMP: Yes. .... 3 oxz._ cail[stor and pul it
LMP: Take one litliJum _ ':_ 'd away.
UNKNOWN: Well.
UNKNOWN: I&t_:r;aCirlg your h<_ard, Ji:_i? 'r C,.-, tDENTIAL
CDR: Huh? . . r'
UNKNOWN: _a,sagtIg your heard?
CDR: No, it tickles.
CDR: We might ought to put the other erie along here, like this.
UNKNOWN: Hey, Jingly? You done with R - R-lB iii) here?
UNKNOWN: Trying to think of where that p_eture is, Jim. Let me see if I can find it.
CDR: Let me look in my ... here. It seems like it might just be - in that part where they show all the - It ought to be here.
UNKNOWN: _ Got an entry procedores book, Dave?
CMP: We have an entry procedures book, but I'm 95-percent s_ure it's not in there, hut I'11 go look and see ...
LMP: I'11 take niy jacket off before I start to sweat; I think it's warm.
UNKNOWN: You want any help, J_m? Or ore you just going to rattle around?
CDR: I'm just going to ratt]e around.
CDR: Boy, I'm telling you, _t's a coed th_ng they moved SO 65; we'd have really had a hell of a tine ...
CMP: Boy, that's for suz'e.
UNKNOWN: God, we bivcn't ... to :_lec:p_,_'n b_:l'o.
CMP: I notice that the area behind it i'; a_so]ttel: empty.
LMP: I think I'11 change underwear tonight. Just remembered I got another clean set.
CDR: Sure not in the checklist.
CMP: I knew it wasn't in there. Hey, I know where m_crhf _c, JIFY.. Tr_r,_- _ fh_ m._] fnnrf_c_l proce( book, back of the updates.
CDR: (Laughter) ...
CMP: It's in R-13, isn't it? No
UNKNOWN: - yes, R-12.
CDR: R-12. _..
CMP: No, it wasn't there.
UNKNOWN: Here's a debriefing form, a debriefin S guide.
CDR: You finally emptied one of those boxes.
UNKNOWN: that's - no, the only in the back o is the debriefing guide. And up until that p it looks like it's all ma]function.
CDR: ... Rusty ... exerciser.
CDR: _ %;ell, that picture is so!,_',_]u_re,=-_-_._ '.-_have t here put it in.
CDR: ... all over your gloves.
CDR: Let me get them out of there, okay?
CMP: Yes. Which one of these boxes ...?
UNKNOWN: ... pin.
CMP: The pin.
LMP: I'11 get out of here.
CDR: k_at?
CDR: I keep forgetting the optics ... is over there'
CMP: Now, I'm through with it.
CMP: No_ not - It's not the entry stuff either.
CDR: Oh, I don't think it makes any difference, Dave. I think the one thing we want to do is we want to get that top - -
UNKNOWN: ... down
CDR: - - ... at 11. Well, you can stick th(m ail here. Yes.
CDR: Then you can put a]] the other I-_4checks and stuff in that one box over there. We've got plenty of room up here, and we've got a number of boxes down there that are becoming empty. The box that these things were in is empty. That's whore we got our d_rty underwear ...
UNKNOWN: _ich ',:ay? f._l_ I '_l 1LJEIN I I/-_L _fnis
CDR: way, coming from the lower part of the L-shaped bag. We've got two ... here, inside -
UNKNOWN: it's going up here.
CDR: But I don't - Gee, you're not going to stow this
CDR: Yes, so you Just turn them upside down in the tunnel.
UNKNOWN: Yes, yes, ...
CDR: Take this One box here - and move this stuff -
LMP: Right now.
CMP: I'11 pick them up.
LMP: I think the clean underwear and stuff should easily go up in there because that's where it already is.
CDR: Yes. 57:at's right, we used it up, didn't we?
CDR: _%lere's the two ... It's these things?
CDR: In A-5, we can put a lot of that stuff that we - -
LMP: Yes. And there's these three sets of drawer-_;.
CMP: Hey_ we got a - we have a -- Kleenez box that we could just leave out.
UNKNOWN: _hly not just mow_ the toolkit up to this next one, Dave ? ...
CMP: Well, let's Jur:t put the toolkit dovn h_re in A-5
CDR: Good. q_lat ... heavy, too.
UNKNOWN: Does it fit in there?
CMP: Yes, it docs.
UNKNOWN: Okay, I'ia going to take and move these other things, these ... and this - %le don't need these ... bags anymore , either.
LMP: So, I'11 take and put that up here in the top part here of the - Now, what we have up are two - we have MeDivitt's and Scott's pair of underwear.
CMP: No, MeDivitt's ...
CDR: _hierc's the other set of underwear?
CMP: It's right up here.
LMP: Excuse me!
CMP: I'm going to do something else right now, before I forget it. Jim ...
CDR: (I,aughter)
CMP: Did you put all that ...?
UNKNOWN: ? Yes, it mlght - it re[giltbe _;afer.
CDR: ... eold air _n.
UNKNOWN: I eou]d use some cold e_r, right now.
CDR: Where'd you put the ISA, RusLy?
UNKNOWN: B_ck in the - k_.lereyou had _t, Jim.
UNKNOWN: A]r_ _dy?
UNKNOWN: ° Yes. It's Just empty, except for the I_'_data.
CMP: There_ The eounterbalanace is ... How about that!
UNKNOWN: Hey, how's the pressure Jn the bottle?
UNKNOWN: Where, in the counterbalance bottle?
CMP: Zero.
UNKNOWN: Well, have wc vented lC?
CMP: Yes, ... alrig}it, we have to ... But it was already down b_]nw the mean ,.._ anyway.
LMP: Where do you open it? ... the bottle?
CMP: I don't know. You can open it if you need ..., when you need it. Why don't we throw it in there?
LMP: I've seen enough trouble with that doggone thing that ...
CDR: No, we said we didn't waat that one, dJrtn't we, Dave?
CMP: Yes, we said we didn't want _t, then I read in the PPD that says we're going vo put it on here anyway.
CMP: I went out and looked and I never saw it.
CDR: Then we said we wanted it.
CMP: No, we never said we wanted it ....
LMP: I wonder why they would s_ly that? the spacccr_ft
CDR: So it wouldn't be dipping around at the last mini/re. riL_hL; }la_c ' _I]>, . i
CMP: ]_at's it wou]d been c _ e p[eofz of mecbrnical first jln_i · ] 1 you wo_ld havo ... for tho time 5n flight, you know? I ,ENTI Yf
UNKNOWN: do you work this thing?
CMP: E%le other day when I opened the. hatch, I bad to stop and think about that silly ... again, you know? Then automatically switch it )icrc now as stupid you're thinking "klatch way docs this ... go?"
LMP: Did the hatch close easy?
CDR: Oh, yes _ real easy.
CMP: ... Nothing to it.
CMP: And it came ... fine. I held it in one hand, and the ... was well over ... - or over the ... And I tried moving the counterbalance, and it didn't move very easy.
CMP: No, I just have to put the tool back. Okay.
CDR: You sto_ing all that I_,_clara ,ow. Yes,
CDR: Looks like it's go,nil to fit without any prob]cl,..
UNKNOWN: Whoo! I've got one checklist left ap here.
CDR: Yes, is that the olle I had hanging over here?
LMP: No, you've got another onn.
CDR: Oh nol
CDR: I found another one ....
CDR: (Laughter')
UNKNOWN: I don't know why you think it's funny; you told me to.
CDR: (Lat/il}Jt_*) C__'' i_ _ Day 7 607
CMP: Where's that ..., Rusty?
CC: Apollo 9, Houston through Cu_un.
CDR: Unless you want to ke_.p it out.
UNKNOWN: Hello, Houston through Guam; Apollo 9.
CC: Roger. Ix>ud and clear° Jim, we need sozae things here. They may be on the DSE, and if it is on the DSE, just say so and we:il dig it out there, but - %/hat were the results of the optics/sun filter evaluation?
CMP: Our daily quota. fr_uncs
CDR: We filled our daily quota of 70_mi]limeter today.
CC: Say again. 70-i_illimetcr
CDR: Said we filled our daily q_ota of frames. I figured we had to take at,out 200 a day. So we're - we're weld up on it.
CC: Very good, thank you. I guess you stit] owe us a powerdown con:;uunables onboard readout.
CDR: We don't have those available for you yet. We'11 get them for you in just a minute.
CC: Okay. No hurry.
CDR: And 5n about another - half hour or so, I'11 prob- ably have some more data for RET!{0 snd we'11 send you that.
UNKNOWN: Tell you w?!at: I'11 get thlt censure bios data, if you want a - Let me - let me set the pads first.
CDR: Did you ever get the:m down in that boob?
CMP: Yes, you bet.
UNKNOWN: ... the same ..., Jif., the one that you had.
CDR: No, I - I Just took it out of there. _is is my - Is this another one?
LMP: Right there.
CDR: Oh, yes, I have another one over there.
LMP: Oh, this is a LM unit ...
CMP: I still think they're ...
CDR: I wasn't expecting it right this minute.
LMP: Where the hell is the crew log?
CDR: I probably have - -
UNKNOWN: Pass it down here. Oh, no.
CMP: I - I had it a minute ago, Rusty. Here you go.
LMP: I think what we pro_bly ought to do - -
UNKNOWN: - - is ... through all the containers and give old RETRO entry stowage area?
CDR: That's what I'm trying to do. do;:n
UNKNOWN: Dave, while you're there - Let me write up my form first.
CMP: Okay. _lat we_s it?
UNKNOWN: 5 CD, 680 CD.
CMP: Rusty_ a]l of them are off-aerie high.
CDR: Look at that!
CDR: Oh. t,D NTIA L
UNKNOWN: don't want to be
UNKNOWN: Houston, Apollo 9. You still there?
UNKNOWN: What is this thing?
LMP: ]_at's JiLmny's.
CDR: What is it, Dave?
CMP: A souvenir.
UNKNOWN: J)id we power down the B],_G's?
CDR: No, we're not going to do that, Dave.
CMP: Oh, we're not going to power down, okay .... a powerdown,
UNKNOWN: ..., ¥hat t_me were those targets of oppoi'tunity, Dave?
CMP: Let's see; 24 minutes, 25 minutes ...
LMP: You need a cold place to put this thi_Tg on after you get done ewerels_ng?
CDR: Yes, it rea]]y gets wax'm, doezn't it?
UNKNOWN: it sure does.
CDR: Okay_ Rusty. The PLSS and a]l th( I34 gear is in that box.
UNKNOWN: _e stuff for souvenirs?
CDR: Including them.
UNKNOWN: Yes, I do, too.
CDR: Th,t Chis i:_ _n thr,re. 12_L'
UNKNOWN: Ooh.
UNKNOWN: Hey, you got - (clearing throat) you got a minute
CMP: Soon as I get a hand.
CMP: Mine's in my sult and I'm going to have Lo get it _n a minute.
CDR: 3114 ...
CDR: (Laughter) You and I really have ou_- cords tangle, up_
CMP: You know where those go? ...
CDR: %]_cre's the umh_icals off the bM.
UNKNOWN: Stay off o£ there.
CMP: Stay off of there, ...
UNKNOWN: It took me 2 minutes to put it back on - -
CDR: Oh, come onl
UNKNOWN: - - smd then you come and knock it off.
CDR: I'11 put it on for you.
UNKNOWN: Yes. grotuld.
CDR: Hold on to your
CMP: I took them off, because I thought, you know, you ......... _,_ +_, +'h,-_ left.
LMP: Oh, damn it_ Did you take the crew logs back, Dave?
CDR: I'm Just trying to untangle t}_e cord_; right now. We're - we're tangled up in there, and neither one of lis can move.
CMP: Well, let me get out of your way.
CDR: Wail, let me come out through h<re, so that Y don't tighten that ...
LMP: Dave, did you taka the crew log back again? Oh, no, here it is, here it is. I got it. Okay, Jim, yours is - 3114.
UNKNOWN: 3114.
LMP: _q]anks, Dave.
CC: Roger. _,q_at do you want rte to put on your steak that I'm going to have for you tonight?
CDR: Nothing, just eat it - just raw - well, not raw, just meditam rare, hut don't put anything on it, you'11 ruin the taste.
CC: Okay (laughter).
CDR: But taste it good for us, will you? _.
CDR: You can put your knife and fork on it.
LMP: Listen, yon may be having steak, hut I've got a larger choice of things rig_t here. I have day 6, meal C; I have day 6, meal C; and I have day 6, meal C. I even have day 6, meal D.
CC: Hey, that sounds great there. %]lat's a perfect selection.
LMP: Hey, the sun ought to be getting _n a good spot for you, Dave.
CMP: Well, I was just trying to w_tch it so hopefu]]y it would.
UNKNOWN: Oh, now, wa_t a m[nute, now. Look at the shadow on that window. It's got to he down there.
CMP: }fuh?
CDR: What you need is a sundial on the ...
UNKNOWN: ... with a sundial.
UNKNOWN: is coming up.
CMP: Jim, why don't you go ut_ a_ld have fun t_king, p_etur_! And I']1 ...? I got Lo take the ]_!_t p_cturc.
UNKNOWN: I don't m_nd. I DayT- 613
CMP: Oh, if there's only one, ... anything much to do anyway, right? Oh, no, there's two of them.
CMP: Well, looks like there's more than that, looks _ke there's - - and sit and watch the - watch the world go by?
CDR: Then, we'11 go change tile pictures - or the can]stel or whatever needs changed.
UNKNOWN: I've got some more stuff for the big - big feedbag. Unfortunately, they're all the same kind oF meals.
CMP: _fi_ooce! %_ne canlera was on the wrong setting.
CDR: Hey, yes. Let's alw_,ys keep _t on one - · bet you I done that, too.
UNKNOWN: where's the big food hag? 0o!
CMP: I don't see it.
CDR: lbo hoe, this one over here is still on a 60th at f:il.
UNKNOWN: Mnat are we having for dinner?
CDR: I don't ... I've got ail the same for meals. B, D, C. C, D --
CMP: Where did that bag go? is th_s it?
CDR: I_ore's the land_ Rusty?
UNKNOWN: 1;minutes.
CMP: _fhere are the se]saol_s, and I'11 cut them off?
UNKNOWN: Lots of e]ouds, huh, Davey?
CDR: _ You don't like those?
UNKNOWN: Rusty likes pudding.
CDR: What happened to the chocolate pudding? Vanilla pudding. Shoot, I'd eat a_ytb_n_ but banana.
LMP: Banana?
CMP: You l_ke banana pudding?
LMP: _ Butterscotch, you Inean?
CDR: Oh, banana pudding, huh? I was thinking of butterscotch. Yes, yes, I do llke banana pudding; I haven't eaten any banana pudding.
LMP: I haven't either. I didn't ti]ink we have any.
CMP: Yes, we've got banana pudding.
LMP: Bansna pudding?
CMP: ... banana pudding.
CDR: I'm not sure I - -
UNKNOWN: ... chocolate.
CDR: - - I'm not sure if there's a .,.
CMP: So what?
CDR: Oh, spaghetti! Banana pudd_lg al:d £pa_hettiI
UNKNOWN: I've never had the spaghetti. }{ow's it?
CDR: It's not bad. I'd reco_nend it for an up:_et stomach.
CDR: No: re[ii]y[
UNKNOWN: Docs il, ta!;te like wh,_t _t s;_.ys? _l Day 7 615
CDR: Yes. I thought it - I thought it was really not too bad. It's rather palatable, as a mattel- of fact.
CMP: I like the spaghetti.
UNKNOWN: Not yet. I am Just looking to see what's vertical.
CDR: _fnere's it supposed to be? Right up _nere:
LMP: Yes, it's supposed to be on track.
CDR: ... this going to be dry, I bet.
UNKNOWN: I'11 ca]] it out and if it really is on track, it looks like Davey's going to have the best view. Or maybe if it's a little north of the track, he will; if it's a little south of track, I guess I will. I mean the other way around, I guess.
UNKNOWN: You know, I - -
CDR: Don't stay on those upside-do,,n deals very long.
LMP: - - 221is is the first time I m_sjudged north and south. I missed that up and down a few times. Nobody's perfect. There you go. An old adage; basic. Okay, we'11 give you another minute.
CMP: Hey, you kno_;, that's pretty clear.
UNKNOWN: In 1 m_nute, we're sup[!osed to be there. I sure don't see anything that looks like a Golap_Jgos Island.
CDR: ... ounce and a half.
UNKNOWN: I{ere they are. I see them. q_ley're under t':_ clouds do,,ri thcl'c _. D:_v(', you s]lould hr_vc _n _'xcc]]cIi[, shoi,. I
CMP: Yes!
LMP: Perfect. There you go, Davey. Ready to go. Kind of clouded over, the window's fogged up. Oh, yes! Oh, yes! 51_ey're all over the place. Looks like under each cloud there's a little island.
CMP: That's right! _lere's a cloud over every island. a couple of little bitty islands don't have
UNKNOWN: - - too sma]], to make clouds.
UNKNOWN: Take several stereos, now. Not that that's going to show much with all these clouds, you're going to get stereo clouds, Yes, that's not too red hot.
CMP: I'11 Just take one,
UNKNOWN: _]y don't you take three? One here, one right -- over, and one_ and one - -
CMP: Oh, I'11 take one on the other side.
LMP: Oh, man, that wat_r gets deep in a hurry around there, doesn't _t? Oh, look at the volcano down there. Look at the cut right through one end of that little - -
CDR: Look at that little crescent one out there! See that litt]e crescent one off the end? There's a couple of ]z_ol crescent ones. Looks ]4ke the top of a cone.
UNKNOWN: Yes, the top of a cone. Look at how the end is cut off that island there?
UNKNOWN: Okay, those are pretty good tinctures.
CDR: Yes, they're not bad at all. You did great, D:_vid.
UNKNOWN: Oh, boy! ']%l_v:_:_re rca]]y volcarlic t}lough: ar(n't they?
LMP: Son of a gun.
CMP: Note that in the log. Four fr_Lmcs for the Galap_ Where's the log?
LMP: I don't know; I'm just ]ooklng ...
CDR: I try to avoid getting the logs. That way I can' get blamed for losing it. takes the picture ought to take the log of it.
CMP: Okay. Sounds - -
UNKNOWN: Otherwise, it gets very, very confusinf{.
CMP: - - like a reasonable idea, sounds llke a reasonn idea.
CDR: 'What you're implying is that, when the guy -who ts the picture puts them itl the log, it's not confus
UNKNOWN: What I'm implying there is that after the flight, those who haven't logged their plcturcs ought to spend their time identifying them.
CDR: And you're going to be spending - -
CMP: What were the n_Ibel-s on those four I took?
CDR: Who the bell's going to know who took which pic- tures?
UNKNOWN: Well, I'm ]ogg_ng ail of mine. 120 - Let mc see, you took through 127, so it's 124 through ]27° AlrJght.
CMP: Should he ]27 through 31. Look - look at this, Jim.
CDR: Did you ... the last one?
UNKNOWN: Sorry about Lhat.
CMP: Oh, hoyl Something's mc.;sed up. remember
UNKNOWN: I there was a spot l,,c._there where you didn't think you took as many as you had indicated remember you took. I don't know - I don't anymore where it was, but it was a couple of hours ago.
CMP: I took four there, so I know that was 120 - 7, 6, 5, 4. Alright, ...
LMP: Now, our next opportunity is ]50:55:07, the Peruvian coastline. And, my gosh, here eomes the South American coastline. David, I t}_ink you're going to be taking another picture, here.
CDR: Hurry up, Dave. You're going to miss it. no,
LMP: No, no_ it.'n n_ hurry yet: because we're not down to Peru. 55:07.
UNKNOWN: ... so particular.
UNKNOWN: Amother minute. Let me show you what you're look- ing at, Dave. You're looking '_ right here. We come across the coast at an ang]e.
UNKNOWN: Oh! ... landmark ... We're already - we're there. Oeel
LMP: No, we're co:aing. 155:0'/.
CDR: Oh, we mSssed a good one. Look at those islands down there. Boy, are they Jagged and raggedl
CMP: No, it's too hazy.
CDR: Yes, ... won't be very good, but ...
UNKNOWN: At least, I'm seeing South Ama!ica in the d_y]ight.
UNKNOWN: Was it in the dark before?
UNKNOWN: ... I never saw it in the d_yJ_c,ht before.
UNKNOWN: we're Just kind of r]6kt the Andes and Mountains. The Andes Hount,.ins .,. ali tho_e other ones.
CDR: You think it's ... on the success of your ...?
CMP: They've never been successful. That's evading the issue.
UNKNOWN: Hey, you ought to at sunrise, Dave, because I think we're trin-m_ing small-end-forward here.
CMP: Okay, let's try;it.
CDR: 'Tne optics put away before i puli this thing out.
CDR: I think I'11 have some of that fruit cocktail. I liked that the other night. That used to really be terrible, but it's ... Just a litt]e stuff.
UNKNOWN: This floating up is really something, isn't it?
CDR: Gee, what's that? Is that one, right there?
UNKNOWN: I'11 take that standard cho,._. I lik_ those.
CDR: Yes, they're nob bad, are they?
UNKNOWN: ... salad before dinner.
CDR: I want a shrin:p salad. I'm going to go dig olle out of there, if I can't find one in here.
CMP: They're full - those - both ]ockers are Full, aren't they?
CMP: Might as well eat the good stuff. crew
CDR: Rusty= wbere's that proc:rdures bock - or tbe log? _at was the one theft had the l:enu in it, wasn't it? Cm i tD ENTIAi
UNKNOWN: No, the procedures took did. And I don't know where it is. David usually h_s some idea where procedures the book is.
CMP: _le procedures book? (Laughter) Right here°
CDR: You've got ... procedures. I wonder how you do anything, You've got two clips on it.
LMP: Jim, it's Just obvious that the menu's got to be in the procedures book.
CMP: No, it's not. It's in that - in t]_e crew ]og.
CDR: I think it's in the crew log, too.
CMP: It's in here.
CDR: I think Jt is, too.
CMP: Yes, it's in there.
UNKNOWN: Well, maybe it is - I guess I'm all mi×ed up again.
CDR: q_ere we go.
UNKNOWN: ... - Oh, I got the salad, sa]ad - Let's cat a salad. I'm going to eat low ca] tonight.
UNKNOWN: I feel like I'm putting on too much wuight on this trip. 3 ounces of hot water for a little ...
CDR: Shri:ni,cocktail: day 8. Man, ]t_ _very 11-day menu there's only one shrimp cocktail.
LMP: Boy, didn't that steak sound good, tonight?
CMP: Uhat a dirty guy!
CMP: Oh ..., th_nk of ... bi_ ..._ l_]£_steaks - ENT"tA4 , I C[l hJ,gl£71 J k l 7 62x
UNKNOWN: weren't doing nothing, but eo]::pla_ning about _t, go
CDR: _]nat's right. I think I ought to bone (laughter) and eat.
CMP: I wasn't comp]aJnJng, qPzat wasn't a complaint. That was only a conznent.
CDR: Wcll_ I'm going to go get the day 8, meal C out - even though we're not there. Oh, boy.
UNKNOWN: n_,,_ _,n .... ....... _ C_ ...... _.k out, ............. _,_'_ T _n_ Hey, hnf. dog! I see day 8, meal B right there.
CDR: Not completely, hut - -
UNKNOWN: Fol].ow the ]_ttle yellow string.
CDR: - - I may bawl to do all operation on these tilings.
LMP: Hey, have we changed the-canister, yet?
UNKNOWN: No. ahead,
CMP: I'11 do that. Go and get your chow.
UNKNOWN: Oh, boy, I got a shot of gas - out the butt,
CDR: Day 8, meal C, hot dog! ... _h_l.... 3 ounces
LMP: Look ak, that. ¥Iould you believe * _ '_ -
CDR: That's good for you. get
LMP: UGh! 1'wonder - You probably don't 3 ounces of water in bbere, either, do you? I wonder Jf you do?
CDR: ¥_lat we sul.po!:ed to ch
UNKNOWN: I']] bell yoa in a sc:cond_ here, Jim.
CDR: Here, I'11 get it. I'11 te]l you what. I - I']1 get it if you'11 put my food someplace where you won't lose it. Here's tlc loose ... Put this day 8, meal C somi!p]ace.
UNKNOWN: 15 to A -
UNKNOWN: And 13 to A-4.
CDR: And if you get a piece of tape out and write some- done in nothing f]at.
UNKNOWN: What do you want written on the tape?
CDR: Number 13; I want the time, and what the partial pressure for CO 2 is,
UNKNOWN: Okay. 13 and - -
CDR: Gees to A, did you ._ay:
UNKNOWN: To A.
CDR: No, I want ... A to B.
UNKNOWN: A.
UNKNOWN: Yes. _,,_ereare yo_l?
UNKNOWN: Okay,
LMP: Boy, just th_nkir/g of that spagh_!tti and meatbal]_;, really - Man! 0oo, how about lasagna? Ooo! ... How about lasagna? That __o_'nds cw_n better.
CDR: Pizza's Letter· Ron r'¢_!n!, if you're listening to the DSE, I think you're a fink. · _? , r -
CMP: Hey, he is, too. Eon ,_;...., you're a rat.
CDR: Yes, have a bite of stc_ak for me.
UNKNOWN: I think Ron Evans ought to buy us a]] a spaghetti dinner.
CDR: Uh shy
LMP: What did you ]os_??
CDR: I Just sent ... really whistling across the space- craft, there. Man_ I don't know where it went· I really threw it ...
LMP: How about the waste water d_n:ip? _len was that supposed to be? That's supposed to be right about now, too, isn't it? Yes.
CDR: Why don't you ...?
LMP: 151:50. Oh, we've got ]lO minutes before that.
CDR: l_O minutes before the waste d_tmp, huh?
UNKNOWN: Hey, what time did I have on that _ape? Did you notice?
CDR: No, I didn't notice, Rusty.
UNKNOWN: Well, I'11 Just put dotal this %]me - 151 - yes, 151:03 or som-thling li]<e that.
CDR: Now, I've got to fJnd that crumby scrcwdriw_r. I'11 tell you, I don't have any idea in the world where to look.
CMP: ... lost a screwdriver. hand.
CDR: Yes, it slipped out of my I went to reach for it and I hit it. itere it is right here. It must have bounced back. 'Ihe last timE_ I saw it, it was g_oing about ]:0 miles an hour that way. · .. M_ln, where is that? Okay, what did you do with my food that I cntrlisted to you: Scott? Okay. Dave, I catl't r<_ach it, but - -
UNKNOWN: How's the gas content in the cold, David? How's the gas content in the cold? Boy, the hot's really bad. Wait a while, ... cool this thing down a little.
CDR: Is that what happened?
LMP: The bag is warm.
CDR: Oh, the bag, yes.
LMP: I haven't been able to correlate it on the - why it comes out that way sometimes, and not other
LMP: Hey, Dave, can we turn off your intercom? You make a big racket when it bangs up against things. l
LMP: Thank you. i
LMP: Hold your ears, Jim (blowing nose). I
LMP: for ... that Here thing. you go. Man, It's that's cooled a off real now, heat except thing - ! that - that big steel .. there.
LMP: You said what? ought
LMP: Huh. Be careful. You to push it, Dave, to adjust it, because, when you pull it, it'11 unwind all the way.
LMP: No. No. But it - you stick it - it comes right here the way it's centered. Hey, you ought to get the rope ... Yes, I think you undid ... I
CDR: Hey, you going to ..., Dave? l
UNKNOWN: Yes, it really makes you hot. The heat transfer up here is really - you know, it's terrible because of the 5 psi.
UNKNOWN: It real_y doesn't taste like spaghetti, but it's not had. C( Day7 625 . , '
LMP: I think it's varying the pitch rate.
LMP: Hey, that's a question we ought to ask them so they can get us an answer, Jim.
LMP: Yes, well - Excuse me.
LMP: You don't get much work done, but your heart rate goes up.
CMP: Ooh ....
CMP: Yes, that's Just really hot. That - as I said, we ought to find some coldplate or something to lay it on, because, if it touched the wrong thing, it could very well singe it.
LMP: Really will.
CMP: Ooh.
LMP: Hey, Dave, maybe what we need to do is put a piece of tape on the hatch and - and lay the tape over it.
LMP: Why not? Oh. Well, we could put it over the cord on each end, though.
LMP: Yes. I haven't been too bad about that, but one - about 2 days ago, I dropped some of - I let go of something inadvertently, and I grabbed for it real fast before it hit the deck.
LMP: The new one you put out .... , Scott. Your skin eats that stuff. Maybe the other way around.
UNKNOWN: I said, "Your skin eats that stuff, or maybe it's the other way around."
LMP: Did they already pass up the block data tonight?
CMP: ... 0oh!
LMP: Almost as good as a steak, huh?
CDR: Not quite that good. Not quite that good. I'd like a steak just about the time we ... I'd like a steak Just about like the kind we had for ... a couple of ... of it.
LMP: I'd like some of that fresh fruit, too, you know. I made it the lamp to post.
LMP: Uhh! Go ahead.
CDR: Go ahead, Houston; Apollo 9.
CC: Roger, Apollo 9- Just want to let you know that you can rest easy, tonight; the National Guard is on the duty.
CDR: Oh, very good. I'm glad to hear that.
CC: Hey, Jim, we'd like you to check to make sure you've deactivated the DAP.
CDR: Okay, we haven't put the computer to bed yet.
CDR: Is this your pineapple-grapefruit drink, Dave? Well, I keep finding it over here. It looked like it was stuck in something over there. I thought I - Maybe - Well, sure .... trade your beef bites? Huh? Bacon squares? Bacon squares? Trade you bacon squares for it.
CDR: (Laughter) Thought you said you're going to trade.