Otrobonita/noicy-space-talks huggingface dataset:
CDR: First thing, I've got to rotate it here. Daft There goes the checklist!
CDR: That's okay. That's - I'11 get it.
CMP: Okay. '.
LMP: It's caught on this side, Jim. Over here.
CDR: I was Just getting the checklist. ;
CDR: ... down below. can't
LMP: If you - Okay.
CDR: Oh, boyl I have the -
UNKNOWN: you got it?
CMP: Don't drop it.
LMP: It's heavy.
LMP: Say, Da - Dave, sunrise at 0_ plus 08, I think they said.
CMP: Yes. We're in good shape.
UNKNOWN: Look what I found, Dave.
CMP: How did that get out?
LMP: I don't know; I found it floating over here in the middle of all that.
CDR: Okay, I have it up.
CMP: Good. u_usto_-;set
LMP: Okay, pump_h_d!e, to L end push to STOP. There
CDR: Oh no, come on. we go. Hell! I Dave.
LMP: They scratched up the inside of my visors something fierce.
LMP: Yes, boyl
CDR: Okay, we're ready to go to LATCH.
CMP: Looks like the outside to me.
UNKNOWN: it's inside.
CDR: Huh!
UNKNOWN: Okay?
CDR: I really can't tell.
LMP: Is the disconnect socket in L?
CDR: Yes, it sure is.
CDR: That's all it needs then.
CMP: You can - you should be able to see the latches over center, Jim.
CDR: Yes. I Just was looking at the holes to see if it went in the right holes.
LMP: How is it?
CDR: Okay, that one there is okay; I can verify it. Let out. me get my flashlight Should have had it be- fore. Okay, that's in. That one is izretty. Okay. Alright, they're all in:
UNKNOWN: got them?
CDR: Yes. C Day 1
LMP: Okay, pump' handle Select is STOW; and push to STOW.
CDR: Pump handle select goes to STOW. To STOW. HATCH
LMP: Okay, PRESSURE EQUALIZATION valve, closed, clockwise.
LMP: LM TUNNEL LIGHTS, OFF. Okay.
CMP: Wait until he gets through. --
LMP: Okay, and the GET is now - h_h - 03:39:15.
CMP: Okay. Got it.
LMP: install RHC number 1 on LEB mount.
UNKNOWN: going to put that back where we got it.
LMP: Pre-LM ejection.
LMP: Okay, the cabin pressure is slowly building. It's at 5 - I mean _.6, now 7-
UNKNOWN: This is a real place to stow something.
LMP: What do you want me to do with my - -
CDR: Wait Just a moment, there's a little -
CDR: There we are.
LMP: I'm not sure if you're Just bumping into me or whether you're trying to get me to - or whether you're trying to tell me something.
CDR: It's a - it's a little of both.
LMP: Boy, I'11 tell you, I've - I've knocked this doggone camera off more times.
CDR: Okay, Rusty, I'm going to stow ,the hand controller back here. P
CDR: Okay, Just a second now - -
UNKNOWN: now one -
CDR: - - ... the cables.
CDR: Let me copy down a few other things here. 000, and now systems test meter is going from about 0.4 to 2, huh?
CDR: I don't know what it's going now; I can't see it.
LMP: I'm - I'm watching it.
CDR: Yes, and I'm not sure whether you damage this wire in more by putting it back the holder or - or not.
CMP: Damage what?
CDR: Whether you damage this - this hand controller cable more by putting it in the - in the cable holder, or by leaving it alone.
CDR: Oh, man, I'm not going to do that anymore. Just leave it there, Dave. Okay, now, let's see. We need to put Rusty's suit hoses back up. You can turn the tunnel lights out now.
UNKNOWN: I think they're out. Aren't they, Dave?
CDR: No, they're still ON.
LMP: Okay, TU_V_L LIGHTS coming OFF. Okay.
CMP: How's that tunnel look there, Colonel?
CDR: Not bad' Not bad at all, as a matter of fact! It's ve_z easy to work in, Dave, except that it Just takes a long time.
CDR: Man, I'm getting hungry!
UNKNOWN: Boy, I'm starving!
UNKNOWN: I could use some. Okay, the next thing I see 04:11 is _re'I2.'ejection at GET. CONF.jiillJli'4l aY 1 61
UNKNOWN: 30 minutes, isn't it?
UNKNOWN: almost exactly. Hey, now, Dave, could you look at the quantity on there? I think the damn film is empty.
CMP: I Just changed it. changed
LMP: You Just it?
LMP: Okay, do we really want to get this?
LMP: Do we really want to - -
CDR: photo
UNKNOWN: the plan say?
LMP: Well, it doesn't have another magazine for today.
CDR: Well, then let's not use it.
UNKNOWN: Hey, I'11 tell you, let's take a little. You can take it when we get going.
LMP: Okay, but let's not - -
CMP: Okay, but don't you think we ought to take it coming out of SLA? I think we ought to be able to - -
CMP: - - have some film of coming out of the SLA.
LMP: Okay, we'11 do that, and - How about everybody yelling "Film" at me, huh?
CDR: I'11 tell you what, when we'come out, though, Rusty - You want to come out and pitch, though, right away.
LMP: I'11 Just - I'11 hold my finger right on the button.
CDR: Yes, I - I don't think we're going to see much around the - We're not going to see the SLA out there really. C L CO
LMP: Well, I think We will.
CMP: Yes, Jim, you get to see -
CMP: From what I can see, Jim, I think we will.
CDR: ... okay. and
LMP: I think you will, I think you need to do that.
CDR: Where'd my checklist go?
LMP: It's over there.
CMP: Shoot, let's use it. That's what we got it for.
LMP: You've already got the film in, huh, Dave?
CMP: Yes, sir, and you can run a check, if you like. Six frames per second.
CDR: But we allocated it for other things, too.
LMP: It's running?
CMP: It's off.
LMP: Okay. I
CMP: Hey, that RL on that COAS is neat. I mean on that target.
CDR: Yes. Yes. I can see an EL dlstemce
CC: Houston through Tananarive. Standing by-
LMP: Okay, Houston - -
UNKNOWN: (Laughter) Sorry, go e_head,Dave. Day 1 ' 63 Okay. Houston, tunnel
CMP: we've got the closed out ar the hatch back in, and I guess we're getting set now for the ejection.
LMP: Hey, I'11 tell you one thing I want to do is take sunglasses. off these
CC: Okay, Apollo 9- I heard you answer me, but you'rE unreadable at this time.
CMP: Roger. The tunnel is closed out; the hatch is in; we're preparing for ejection.
CC: Roger. Copy. The hatch is closed out, and you are pressurizing.
CDR: Okay, Dave.
LMP: Okay, why don't we collect ourselves here?
CMP: Yes. I want to get strapped back in here,
LMP: Jim, can I lower that one notch?
CDR: Oh, yes. If you need it.
CMP: Oh, oh, the _'£EH ALARM.
LMP: 02 FLOW, CRYO PRESSURE - -
CDR: Oh, God bless that thing! Oh, that's going to - telling I'm you that's going to really screw this flight up.
CDR: You want me to give you a hand, Dave?
CMP: No, I'11 get it. We ought to mske sure we get th_ AUTO RCS SELECT where it ought to be.
CMP: Yes. We'11 go through a whole ...
CDR: Docking latch verification.
LMP: Hey, I'd like to take my glove off, too, and get my helmet off, and get this damn - helmet - or - sunglasses off. What do you think, Jim?
CDR: Yes, go ahead. Let's - -
CDR: Looks safe eno,Ugh?
CDR: 04:11; yes, %-e've got - 15, 20 minutes. Boy, hav_ I got some gouges on this visor!
LMP: Yes, me too.
CDR: Not mine - I mean, this is Just on the other vfso] Really ...
CMP: Yes, from screwing around up there?
CDR: That probe really is in the way (laughter). You know it hsuugs down right in amongst everything.
CDR: Yes, I like it,
CDR: Boy, did they ever scratch up that visor! Whoo!
CDR: Did they really? Oh, you've got a - Oh, looks li} you've got a hunch of scratches on the outside, Rusty.
UNKNOWN: How could I get them on the outside? I don't thil I touched anything on the outside.
UNKNOWN: That's what they look like to me.
CDR: Boy, they sure do! That's the outside! And you'] right; you really have massacred it! Huh!
UNKNOWN: Hey, I'11 tell you something. You've got to have a brighter COAS.
CDR: Is that right? f '4.- Day 1 65
CMP: I couldn't even see it when we got down on the target. I was going for that needle for the eros._
CDR: Oh, boyl
CMP: Couldn't even see itl I could see it barely, bar_ It sure isn't very bright. On that white cross, 3 know?
CMP: The background, the cross is all white. It washe., it out.
CDR: m_t
CMP: Well, where are we?
LMP: We're ready to start the pre-ejection procedures. Come on, get in there!
CDR: Okay, LM TUNNEL LIGHTS, ON, right? Load the DAP. NOUN 46 is 21102.
LMP: Okay, back to the reading here. I'm in configura- tion.
CMP: Okay, let me get back to the - the channel.
LMP: I'm going to turn some lights down.
CDR: You want me to load your DAP for you?
CMP: Here, go ahead.
LMP: Oops! V-_RB
CMP: 46, ENTER; okay, excuse me.
CMP: Rusty, did you cheek all the settings on the came] again, too?
LMP: Let's check them.
CMP: Okay, 11, 250, 25 feet. MAG
UNKNOWN: _d what have you got there?
LMP: Okay. Oh, hey, wait a minute, that's Just right. We're supposed to have I for LM ejection.
LMP: I'11 be damned.
UNKNOWN: ...?
CMP: Oh, alright.
CDR: Look in there and see if I does anything else later On.
CMP: See what?
CDR: See what else we do with i. Nothing?
CMP: Not a thing. Okay, Jimmy.
CDR: Alright, Dave.
CMP: Let's go through that.
CDR: Right, let's do that.
C: Okay, I'11 give you a 3, 2, 1, mark, and S-IVB/LM - Here you go, Jim. And you do that little switch there that doesn't have any stripes on it - -
CMP: - - and I'11 start the clock.
CMP: And I'11 go C_C, AUTO, and at 5 seconds I'11 burn aft, pretty ...
CMP: At 25, _e'11 proceed ...
CDR: Okay. That's _-hat it says.
CDR: Okay, _'egot the needle set. Okay. - 7 Day 1 67
CMP: Well, if one quad had to get screwed up, C was the best one.
CDR: Actually, I think we used more out of A than -
CMP: That's what I mean. C is the one that was hurting -
CDR: Oh, yes. I wonder if that's a real - what the real quantity is there?
CMP: I don't know. Let me see.
CDR: Hey look. It was this talkback - this talkback and this talkback were all barber pole.
CDR: Boy, that's a bad - bad scene.
CDR: I wonder if that means we're going to have to look out for those things every time we give it a Jolt.
LMP: Hey, as a matter of fact, Jim, we ought to check them right after we Jumped off of this thing. It might be something like that.
CMP: Yes, you're right. Okay, if it looks like we're hung up for some reason, I'11 go to the tightest deadband we've got and give her some aft thrust. Trying to control pitch and yaw doesn't seem to be the thing to do.
CMP: According to the Langley study, you're better off not screwing around.
LMP: LMP You know, your - your hand-controller action there didn't seem to have much effect when we were - be- fore hard dock either.
UNKNOWN: Well, until that one final time, it seemed to - The - the translational controller did nothing.
CDR: Is that right? IMPULSE going in pitch, and that seemed to do as much as anything.
CDR: Nmm.
CMP: But it doesn't do much there either.
CDR: No, it sure doesn't.
CMP: But Kotanchik was really gungy about that - -
CC: Apollo 9, this is Houston. You're coming off of Carnarvon here, but we will be monitoring your ejection through an ARIA.
CMP: Roger. Those ARIA's make an awful lot of noise, Houston. We're having trouble reading each other.
UNKNOWN: Rusty, d°n't forget the camera.
LMP: Okay, I'11 not.
CMP: You have the ..
LMP: Why don't we ask them to - I'm going to turn my ¥_ ...
CDR: Houston, this is Apollo 9. You're very loud and making all kinds of noise and unreadable. We have to talk to each other here, so it would be best if you didn't transmit.
CC: Apollo 9, Houston. Say again.
CDR: Houston, Apollo 9. You're making very much noise on VHF; it would be better if you did not transmit to us.
CC: Roger. Understand that you want the ARIA down. Is that affirmative?
CDR: Roger. I think that would be better if the ARIA were down for this pass.
CC: Okay, copy. r_ CO' Day 1 69
LMP: Okay. You ready to start PYRO APJ4,two, going up.
CMP: PYRO ARM, two, ON, up.
LMP: TVC SERVO POW_H, two, AC 1/MAIN A.
CMP: AC 1/MAIN A.
LMP: Okay, circuit breaker S-IV B/LM SEP, two, are CLOSED ...
CMP: They're CLOSED ...
LMP: Okay. LM is ...
LMP: Okay, now we're standing by for the check ... Okay, why don't we wait until . ..? It's still pretty ...
CMP: Okay, I ..., don't you, Rusty?
UNKNOWN: ,..
CMP: Okay, that's good. 3, 2, 1 - -
CT: ARIA 1, ARIA 1 - -
CMP: MARK. LOCAL.
CT: - - Cape O0_4 TECH. Go LOCAL, go
LMP: That wasn't too bad. Okay, thrust aft for 3 second
CMP: Okay, ccmplete.
LMP: Okay, you got the evasive maneuver - -
CDR: All the thrusters look good, here.
LMP: Proceed to pitch down at 25 seconds.
LMP: I got the cameras still going.
CMP: We're clear of Houston. Hope they can hear us. CMC is in AUTO.
LMP: - - start the pitch down. We're pitching?
CMP: We're pitching.
CMP: Camera, Rusty? the/RHC, ye_.
LMP: unlock. The camera is still running,
CMP: You can turn it off. I guess we got nothing to see right noW.
LMP: Okay, there's the - -
LMP: Well, we - we're pitching down, aren't we?
CMP: Yes, sir. We ought to see the S-IVB coming into view.
CDR: Why don't you turn the camera off until we see it'.
LMP: Okay, camera off. Okay, at completion of the - You got the RHC and the unlock?
CMP: There it is.
LMP: There it is. I'm going to take the pictures.
CMP: Okay. NO, you can't see it through here, Rusty, yet. Just wait.
LMP: Oh, beautiful, beautiful. Look at all those whit( stars !
CMP: Okay, now you can get one, Rusty.
LMP: Got it; it's going. Day 1 71 ENTER.
CDR: Roger. You're going to get the F2_TER;I'm going to call 47 out.
CMP: How are your callsigns, Jim?
CDR: I checked them. They're all okay.
CMP: Okay. Okay, when we get to - Okay, coming up alright.
LMP: Looks like a clean SEP by the looks of the S-IVB.
CDR: Why don't you shut that off and take some - -
LMP: Okay, it's shut off.
CDR: - - take some stills. yes.
LMP: Hasselblads, Okay, you guys got the rest of this now?
CMP: Yes. We're alright. Looks okay. Maneuver's coming up.... The DAP works very well.
CDR: Yes, I noticed that.
LMP: Hey, Jim, keep watching the S-IVB.
CDR: Are you?
LMP: Because I can't see it very well anymore.
CMP: Okay, ENTER. We're there. Okay, call P47.
CDR: Hey, why don't you call it, Dave? I can't look
LMP: VERB 37, EUITER; 47, ENTER. for - - _Day 1 73
CDR: Oh, nothing, we're alright. It's Just a warning light, Dave. /
LMP: LOGIC, two, OFF.
CMP: LOGIC, two, OFF.
CMP: (CB) SECS ARMS, two, OPEN.
CMP: Two, OPEN. mv
LMP: I want to get - -
CDR: ... that camera now?
CDR: Okay, I don't - How many pictures are they looking for? We're doing great.
CMP: Go get them. We're in good shape on the controls; we're in MINIMUM IMPULSE, and we're stable.
CDR: Okay. We're
LMP: okay?.
CDR: Give me the Hasselblad, Rusty.
CDR: You want the Hasselblad, first?
UNKNOWN: here you go. Should be all set up, Jim.
CDR: Is the ... set out? - -
UNKNOWN: Check- check it to make sure, though, because I might have Just turned it then.
LMP: 0hl Check out - check the thing. You got time. It's going to be there a long while.
CDR: I can't see in here. Hey, I'11 check it for you. I can't see it; I can't tell if- -
CDR: Is the red light on?
LMP: Okay. It's all set.
CDR: Okay. We're going okay?
LMP: 02 FLOW HIGH, again. No sweat. Okay, CMC to FREE. to FREE.
CMP: CMC
CMP: PRO and 00, ENTER.
CMP: PRO, 00, ENTER.
LMP: MANUAL ATTITUDE, three, to MINIMUM IMPULSE.
CMP: MINIMUM IMPULSE.
LMP: SPACECRAFT CONTHOL to SCS.
CMP: SCS,
LMP: Reload the DAP.
CDR: You know, we're not getting away from him very fast.
LMP: Don't expect to, did you? Okay, a 2 and all l's.
CMP: Alright. 21111. Alright?
LMP: Right. Okay. EMS MODE - EMS FUNCTION to OFF.
CMP: EMS FUNCTION, OFF.
LMP: EMS MODE to STANDBY. STANDBY.
LMP: Do you %-ant those angles?
CMP: No, we're okay.
LMP: TRANSLATION CONTROL POWER, OFF.
CMP: the POWER, OFF. Day i 75
CMP: GPI.
LMP: RHC and the, locked.
CMP: Okay, locked and locked.
LMP: TVC SERVO POWER, two, to OFF.
CMP: TVC SERVO POWER, two, OFF.
LMP: Okay. Maintain S-IVB view through window hatch with RHC number 1. Okay. I think that's about the end of the reading, here.
LMP: God, that's beautiful! Could you see him real well, Jim? Because I - He's right out in front of me.
CDR: Yes, he's right in the middle. He's right in the middle.
LMP: He is? Okay. Good, because he's right in the middle of my window, too.
UNKNOWN: Hey, Rusty?
LMP: Yes. camera;
CMP: I'm going to take the I'm going to lead it here a little bit and point it, and why don't you take a few? I've got it frozen now. Go ahead. Well,
CDR: it looks like he's gaining on us again.
LMP: Yes. Okay, it's going?
CMP: You want me to go to 2_ and take a few, Dave? Just
CMP: No, that's okay. take a couple. us any
CDR: Yes, I - I don't think 24 is going to show more than-
CDR: Oh, that's beautiful! I! ' i i I
CDR: See if you can't get that moon over there in the background?
LMP: Yes. I got it once. Well, that's alright.
CMP: Are you taking at l, Rusty?
UNKNOWN: No, 6.
CMP: Okay, that ought to he enough anyway.
CDR: Yes, that ought to be enough_
CDR: Okay, camera's off.
CDR: Houston, this is Apollo 9- Do you read? I think we lost them.
LMP: We're Just starting to 10ck on now, Jim.
LMP: Okay, it goes to orbit rate at 0h:25, so it's quite a ways out. Oh, is that pretty!
CMP: Except - Well, I tell you h_ we can tell. If we had the old diastimeter out, we could figure it out; but I guess we don't. Let me see if I can tell on the COAS.
CDR: We've got to get down underneath it, you know that?
LMP: He comes back up again, though, Jim, according to those charts. If the simulator is any good at all, Jim -
CMP: ... the COAS. Let me get a - a reading on him. He's right now 3 - l, 2, 3 degrees.
CMP: Houston, Apollo 9.
CC: Go, Apollo 9. This is Houston.
CMP: Okay, Houston. You're coming in very weak; but be advised we've had a successful ejection, and - we are presently separating ve_y slowly from the S-IVB. We've got him in sight out of all the windows. iq I I COir._.'._ Day 1 77
UNKNOWN: CDR We're not getting in gimbal lock, are we?
LMP: Well, it was right at 11, wasn't it? I mean, right at08?
CDR: No, we were about 5 seconds - -
LMP: About 5 or 10 seconds later.
CMP: Okay - Houston, if you can read - the ejection time was 4 hours 8 minutes and 5 seconds.
LMP: 02 FLOW HIGH, again.
CMP: What the hell's that for?
CDR: I wonder if the _ tunnel's leaking.
CMP: Okay, he's a little more than 3 degrees. I think we 're opening.
LMP: Yes. Well, hell, we can't be closing.
CMP: Well, with that vent - -
LMP: Augh!
CMP: - - that vent was a lot more than I expected on the turnaround, Rusty.
CDR: Yes, me too - me too.
CMP: A lot more. We - I never did stop - I never took out what I put in on getting off of him.
LMP: Yes, but even if he is venting, he - he still should be separating from us with that attitude. He's the same dianeter as the thruster's throat right now. I'11 monitor him that way.
CDR: Isn't that smooth?
UNKNOWN: Nice and smooth, 'isn't it? _ _ J
UNKNOWN: CDR are we in? MINIMUM Ib_°ULSE?
CMP: Yes. 9.
CC: Go, Apollo This is Houston. If you read- we successful did copy your transmission of a ejection. You are moving away% We did copy the time, but - -
CMP: He's not going down any farther.
CC: - - we would like for you to verify the minutes - if you can try it again. "
LMP: The what?
CDR: Houston, this is Apollo 9. Say again, please.
CC: Roger. Would you give me your ejection time again, please?
UNKNOWN: It was 08:05.
CC: Roger; we. copy. Thank you, and we'11 see you over Hawaii at about 24.
CDR: Roger. Why don't you check, Rusty, and see what time this guy gets ready to do the maneuver?
CMP: Yes, let's - -
CC: Apollo 9, this is Houston. If you can read me, the maneuver S-IVB time is 25 plus 04.
CDR: Roger; 25:04.
LMP: Okay, I got that.
CMP: 1, 2. Hey, he's getting smaller, Jim.
CDR: Yes, I noticed that, too.
LMP: I'm measuring him against the thrusters.
CDR: You know, he's still venting up this way at it, too. t C( Dayi 79
LMP: Yes. It's the only way he can vent.
LMP: By-by, S-IVB baby.
CDR: Man, he's really venting a lot.
CMP: Hey, it sure is.
LMP: Boy, there are a bunch of pieces of plastic and stuff floating around out there, aren't there?
UNKNOWN: I Just sa_ a piece of Scotch tape float by. That was probably a piece of the IN. The only thing I know with Scotch tape holding it together.
CMP: He's sure not where he really ought to be.
CDR: We haven't done a thing yet, have we? Since we came up?
CMP: I don't know - Well, I'm keeping the attitude sort of squared away by pulsing, but he ought to be higher in the windo_ - based on the - -
C: Oh, shoot! They never had the vent model in the simulator, though.
LMP: Yes, that's probably the difference right there.
CMP: That's right. Eever had the vent model in the simulator.
LMP: He's definitely going away, though.
CMP: I'm going to put him over where you can see him, Jim.
CDR: I can see bin fine, Dave. ¢
CDR: He's slowly closing the gap, though.
LMP: You think he's getting closer, Dave?
CMP: No, I mean - my visual gap, I'm sorry.
LMP: Oh, I see.
CMP: He's - I don't think he's getting closer.
CMP: No, I don't either.
UNKNOWN: sure isn't where he's supposed to be right now. About 2.5 degrees now ...
CMP: Once he does his pitch to ORB rate, he ought to go - which way - Let me see - He'11 go down and start venting away from us. That's good.
LMP: Hey, guys, you know what I think that 02 HIGH FLOW is?
CDR: I'm not sure, but _[have an idea that it's the fact that we got a little higher leaS rate, right now - -
CMP: Yes, with the LM._
LMP: - - and when the - and when the accumulators go, I think it might go overtime. Because right now, we're reading - we' re reading 0.6 on the leakage. The cabin is up at - about - Just about 50. We probably ought to fill up the first bottle.
CDR: Wait until we get through with lift-off.
CDR: Yes. Let me look at the flight plan and see where we stand here.
CDR: Why don't you do something with the camera here? He's not in a very good position for picture rasing.
LMP: Okay. Stand by. Cjj Jj/mj 7-- CC Day 1 81
LMP: Here you go. Give me it. Okay.
CDR: What was his maneuver time again?
UNKNOWN: 25:04.
CDR: Thank you. You guys sing a nice song.
CMP: Vent, vent, vent! Boy!
CDR: I'd say he vents about once a second.
CMP: Yes. I was - I was watching that before when Dave was trying to dock with him - It - He kind of blows and then it stops, and then it blows and then it stops.
CMP: We've got a roll-rate error in case you wonder what we 're doing.
CMP: It's the only way I can really ...
CDR: Yes, he's getting much smaller.
CMP: Yes. What's the time of the - 0h:25 is his time of maneuver?
LMP: 0h:25:0h is the maneuver time - -
CDR: When's his burn time?
LMP: Burn time is 04:45:51. It's 20 minutes after that.
LMP: Yes, and what's our burn time?
CMP: About 3 hours.
CDR: No, it can't be that l°ng after it, can it?
CDR: Alright, 5.1-seconds. I've got the clock. - C
CDR: Stand by for 30 seconds. Is that right?
LMP: Eight.
CDR: Did you null ullage?
CMP: Yes, null ullage. Just like the simulator. DELTA-V to AUTO; EMS to AUTO. Average g.
LMP: Man, look at it count. - I
CMP: 0.47 That'S a_lright.
CMP: Alright for a PROC_D, Jimmv?
CDR: Okay for a PROCEED.
LMP: IGNITION. 3, 2, 1 - I34
CMP: SHUTDOWN. Okay. Engine's shut off. The is still there, by Godl
CC: Roger. Copy. Burn complete.
CC: - - to get the DELTA-V THRUST, OFF.
CDR: DELTA THRUST, OFF.
LMP: Okay. Verify all thrust-off cubes. GIMB__LMOTORS, four, to OFF, one at a time.
CDR: Okay. PITCH 1, OFF.
LMP: Verify.
CDR: PITCH 2, OFF. Day 1 83
CDR: YAW 1, OFF.
CDR: I'11 check on that, Dave.
CDR: It says here, "Open full control simulation panel, close the EVAP water control secondary valve."
CMP: Alright. It's CLOSED.
CDR: Did we lose him yet?
CDR: Remind me to tell him.
CDR: You might try a urine dump. We're coming up on that time; it's near the terminator.
CDR: What (laughter)?
CMP: Banging into my leg. How's that for a position at the AUTO optics?
LMP: Wonder if I rolled stomach-down if I can t_ke a leak.
CDR: You might; it might be psychological.
LMP: Oh, I'm sure it is.
CMP: Mine's psychological, too, and I've tried every position.
LMP: (Laughter) I can't - I can't find the psychologi- cal - -
CDR: I bet we have to go down and grab a hold of some- thing first. I I
UNKNOWN: with a little handle on the left.
LMP: It's funny, I didn't have much trouble taking the first one.
CMP: Oh, well, I guess if it hurts bad enough, I'11 pee.
LMP: If you don't get kidney stones, first. Oh, did ' you get the tunnel?
CMP: It's open?
UNKNOWN: PRESS.
LMP: I'11 be damned. The flow is off-scale low.
LMP: It's magic.
CMP: Hey, Jim, you really drank a lot of potable water.
CDR: Oh, gees, listen, I ate - Well, it _as almost un- drinkable.
CMP: It is. I think we need to get some bags out.
CDR: Yes, let's - -
CMP: It's full of gas.
CDR: - - ... getting something to eat. Somebody has got to stay here and drive the boat, though, don't they?
LMP: I'11, I'11 - -
CMP: Well, here, can I do it?
LMP: No. I'11 get it. Pass me the food. D_ 1 85
CDR: Yes, why don't you Just stuff the food up here and--
CDR: - - and Busty and I - -
UNKNOWN: got to get through all this folderol to do this. I'11 tell you, that's a good place to hold your checklist because something keeps getting in the wa_.
CDR: The rings.
LMP: Oh, no, it's this screw up there that I keep banging into.
UNKNOWN: me attack this problem. How am I going to get this thing off? What am I going to do with ·it when I get it off?
CMP: Where do we start with food? Anybody know?
LMP: Hey, you guys turn your heads. Maybe I can take a leak.
CDR: Right here.
LMP: I feel like my balls are asleep.
CMP: Hey, - -
CDR: You got me interested in going, and now I Just went, and I think I wet on myself.
CMP: That's what I've been afraid of.
CDR: My poor talleywhacker's shriveled all up, I've been so frightened here on this.
CMP: Toothbrushes, gang; toothbrushes! I found the toothbrushes.
LMP: The food is right behind them,Dave.
CMP: The pink one. The White one.
CDR: Hey, did we have any place in here to eat today?
CDR: I don't know if we did or not. Let me look. Would you believe, eat period ... 5 hours long.
CDR: Yes, isn't that ridiculous? I'm telling you. That's pretty mUch hustle.
CDR: Yes, it was. But we were lucky that ye got it done
CMP: (Laughter) Yes, we -
LMP: Why? I don't feel lucky.
CDR: Well, we - we could have got it done, there's Just no doubt about that - -
LMP: Yes, we had a - we had a really -
CDR: - - ... louse up a lot of fuel.
LMP: Yes, we had a couple of real fine problems that got right in the middle of there, that took a lot of _fme.
LMP: The damned RCS, for one. That docking would have gone bang, Just like - -
CDR: Oh, I - Oh, I meant - this other thing here.
LMP: Yes - -
LMP: I - I'11 tell you, I think - -
CDR: ... even worry about these things.
LMP: - - I think,you did a brill_ut Job on that. I really do. I'11 tell you the truth.
CMP: Man, I was really - l Day i 87
UNKNOWN: I bet that was a terrible feeling - -
LMP: - - really frustrating.
CMP: Gee, I was really, really feeling aw/'ul - -
LMP: Oh, look at that beautiful horizon!
CMP: - - I was figuring I hadn't got you guys in the ] and I was about ready to Just lose you.
CDR: Oh, come on. Even if you hadn't - shit, oh dear That's the breaks of the ball game, David, and you either do it or you don't - -
CMP: That's what I get paid for - -
LMP: Hey, the earth is concave up.
CMP: Rusty, here's your day 1, meal B.
CMP: Day 1, meal B.
CMP: I'm going to give everybody a toothbrush, now. Okay?
LMP: Oh, gee, what are we going to do with that?
CDR: What are we going to do with that?
CMP: I wonder what - -
CDR: I don't even want one. I'm going to leave my teeth dirty.
LMP: Oh, I want one.
CMP: Rusty, I'm going to give you the red toothbrush.
CDR: No, I get the red one.
CMP: · Oh, you do?
CDR: Yes, that's right.
CMP: Okay, there's yours.
CDR: I don't want it, though.
CMP: I'm going to give Rusty the blue one.
CDR: Shit, I can't figure out what - what to do with my checklist, and other valuable items like that. I can only ... Should we unsuit tonight and go to bed in the other suit?
CDR: You bet your ass.
CMP: Russell, your blue toothbrush.
CDR: That's going to take 2 days to get unsuited.
CMP: Okay, Jim doesn't want his toothbrush, which means I've got to carry it for him, so I will.
CDR: No, you don't have to carry it.
CMP: I don't know what else to do with it.
CDR: Will that thing go through my neck? obscure piece of Velcro to put that toothbrush on. Okay.
CDR: All we're going to have with that toothbrush is a loose toothbrush in here.
CMP: Another pack. I'm going to get - I get three food packs out, okay?
CDR: Oh, shoot, I want one, too. Well, they both should be around there.
CMP: Rusty, here's another one.
LMP: Oh, for me?
CMP: No, I'm getting three out. Okay?
LMP: Oh, one for each of us.
UNKNOWN: Yes, and then I'11 put this thing back.
LMP: Okay, yes. L Day 1 89 ,
UNKNOWN: mine.
CDR: Shit, I'm going to take these pockets off, too. I don't knowwhat I'm going to do with those things either.
CMP: Just stow them.
CDR: Where do you st'ow your pocket?
CMP: Oh, you can find a place.
CMP: Jim, your toothbrush will be the marker.
CDR: Where am I trying to go, anyway? 68, 291, and 330. Just I tell you, I'm Just going to - I'm going to drift right on over there, and I'm not going to us.e a - a thing but i_JLSE, and I'm going to Just end up there.
UNKNOWN: Really?
CMP: You have that written down or something, Jim, somewhere?
CDR: ... it's in here.
CMP: Oh, okay. You got the pad, huh?
CDR: Does anybody remember what we've done so far today?
UNKNOWN: tried to log some things, but -
CMP: I want to get on that - that Sony and get that T&D started.
LMP: Hell, that's not a very good spot; it hides the clock. _4aybe
CDR: we ought to put that Y-Y strut out again, Dave. Can we do that?
CMP: It's out.
CDR: No, it's - it's stiil loose.
CMP: You can do it. Can you reach it?
CDR: Yes, I can - I can reach it.
CMP: It's alright to do it.
CDR: ... the other way.
LMP: Why do we want to put the Y-Y strut out again? and
CDR: Oh, so it doesn't jiggle back forth.
CDR: I get nervous listening to it Jiggle. Uh
CDR: oh. You know what?
CDR: We can't do the daylight star check if we're look- lng at the earth, can we?
CMP: Not very well.
LMP: No, but you're getting there. Yes. That attitude takes care of that.
CDR: Yes, I wonder if it takes care of us for the whole time? Oh, look, we're - Heck, we're posigrade again.
LMP: Yes, that's right. So one-half of a REV from right now, puts us - facing the sky.
CDR: Yes, except we have to do a 90-degree pitch ...
LMP: . No.
CMP: What are we doing with trash?
UNKNOWN: ° Put it in the TSB. Day C 1 91
CMP: Yes. I'm sure going to be passing a lot of trash here, while I make supper - or breakfast, or what- ever we're eating.
LMP: Damn, I have Just got to take a leak.
CDR: Rusty, maybe if you - you stood up.
CMP: Jim, I've tried - I'm in the same boat. I've tried every which-a-way.
CDR: Why don't you get the urine dump system out and try that?
LMP: (Laughter) You know - That might be a good idea. Suck your tinker out the hole.
CDR: I'm going to dump mine, so I can get more room in it.
LMP: I'm afraid to take one, because when I do, I'11 overflow.
LMP: Noo! Hope I can reach those scissors. Yes.
CMP: What's the time ' what's the sunrise time? Do we have that?
LMP: Oh, I can - I can give you an estimate ...
CDR: It was 06:49, I think. something.
LMP: Oh, no, it's 7
CMP: Was it? Sunrise time?
LMP: Well, it is - it is on the flight plan.
CDR: What was the time for that?
LMP: 07:05, which is on the flight plan.
CDR: It says, "GET start, sunrise - Oh, sunrise minus 15·"
CMP: Okay, what time was that? ,r ...... , ..... ,., _ . .___.._='*'*'*'*'*'*'*'*'*_"_il ''''''_ _'_ { l,_gn'4_'_'m,,_,,,_,,_,_
CDR: Oh, my goodness. That's 06:49; that's in 14 minutes.
LMP: Yes, I go to ...
CDR: Do we have to be there then?
CDR: Oh, shit. Then, I'm going to have to hurry faster. I'm going to have to - shoot L waste some fuel there. Am I even armed? Yes. &re those things firing out there? I heard them. Ooh! Bull's- eye. Boy, they really light up the sky, don't they? And I've got to go ll0 degrees, yet.
CMP: (Cough) Damn, they're on. More pieces of junk.
CDR: Hey, I'm going to get something to eat before I die.
CMP: Here, what do you want?
CDR: I want something with some liquid in it.
CDR: We'11, we've got a lot of basic housekeeping yet to do. Holy Christmas! We're supposed to go to sleep in aa hour.
CMP: An hour?
CDR: Aren't we? 8 o'clock, I think ... 8 hours. You got to be kidding.
CMP: God, you know it's almost a Quarter to 6?
CDR: Yes. Hey, Lu, get that up for 06:30, babe.
CMP: Steak, salmon salad, cocoa, chicken and gravy. Oow boy! I got to make that stuff. Whooee!
CDR: Oh, hey, you know what we're supposed to have?
LMP: Those other meals. Day 1 93
CMP: Oh, yes. They're up there by Rusty's head.
CDR: Hey, I think I'11 have one of those.
CMP: Rey, I think I will, too. Oh, that's great. Let's start, well, you know, gradually.
CDR: Start what gradually?
CMP: The other crap.
CDR: This stuff here? Here, give me one of those other meals.
LMP: Here, let me see if I can stow some things here down there.
CDR: Hey, there's no ... one. Hey, I've got the white one. I've got Dave's.
LMP: What - what - what color is m/ne?
CMP: Blue. I gave you the three first bags I found. I hope those are the right ones.
CDR: Oh, but I could sure use some ...
LMP: Oh, mine's - I - I - I opened the red one. Whose is that?
CDR: Doesn't make any difference; ... we're all start- ing the same.
LMP: Hell, yes.
CMP: Cloudy down there.
CDR: Really is. Hey, there's the Big Dipper over there.
CMP: Well, I'11 be looking in here, when we get there.
LMP: Boy, that airglow - -
CDR: You know, we can't - -
LMP: - - really shows up.
CDR: - - see Polaris. Dave? i
CMP: Sir.
CDR: Polaris isn't up. We'11 be looking at - Just above ...... Alphecca.
CDR: I'm not getting very far as far as . .. - -
UNKNOWN: Boy, that airglow is really prominent. Holy smoke' Gee, it really stands out.
CDR: can Yes, I see it. Obviously, you don't have to be a genius to figure out it's there (laughter).
LMP: Yes, you sure don't.
CDR: Three dummy astronauts can figure that out almost every daM.
CDR: Let me see, I got minutes before I got to get - . adaptate to -
CDR: Hey, Dave, I'm not going to be there.
CMP: Well, I'm sorry - I mean - I ... That's okay. Listen, let me explain this to you. I just read up on it.
UNKNOWN: Yes, would you?
CDR: I'd like to know what you're trying to do because I got to -
CMP: I got to begin dark adaptation at 40 - 15 minutes prior to sunrise. And then I count the stars at sunrise. in huh?
CDR: Oh, you're supposed to be that attitude,
UNKNOWN: At sunrise, I got t0 be in the attitude, but I don't have to be - We don't have to be there at 15 minutes Just prior, because I focus - close my eyes.
CDR: Sunrise minus 15 is 49, so - - C( Day1
CDR: - - 7 - 7 is when I have to be there - 7 o'clock. 20 minutes. And I've got to go - pitch ... I got to go ...
CMP: Think I'm going to take the Sony into the when I go.
CDR: Yes, you don't even - can't even see a change - I'm - I'm on the 1-degree-per-second scale here, and I fired 10 to 12 pulses here and it doesn't even wiggle the needle.
CMP: You know - you know something I'm beginning to realize?
CMP: All this time, I've been playing around in the simulator - -
UNKNOWN: docked, you've never seen this. I've seen it in the simulator. It's - That's the way it is in the simulator. Holy Christmas. Terrible!
LMP: Hey, how about the water gun?
CDR: What are we going to - what are we supposed to do with these? I guess we're supposed to wad up the garbage, and put it back where we got it?
CMP: Let's see if the Sony is recording at 6 hours 41 minutes.
LMP: Jim, you got the water gun?
CDR: No, I haven't; I'11 get it for you in Just a minute.
CDR: Stow this crap, so I'11 know about where it is.
CDR: What do I do with all - 0h, you wanted the water gun, that 's right.
LMP: Maybe if I put water in the bag, maybe it will make me think of leaking.
CDR: I think it will, but let's see. Start thinking about emptying my bag, here. My water bag.
LMP: Hey, what is this supposed to be, half-ounce squirts?
CMP: I don't know. Let's see, ... 6 minutes I think I'11 do - talk about the T&D - ... want to talk about the T&D ... Yes.
LMP: And, I wonder if we ought to try the hot water. Hey, we - we never turned on the hot water.
LMP: We did T&D - -
UNKNOWN: did.
CDR: Yes. Well -
CMP: Why don't we - why don't we all go through what -
CDR: Well, there's a nice little ... that Just came of
LMP: How do you get the gas out of these bags, I wonde
CDR: Drink it, I guess.
UNKNOWN: Hmm.
CDR: Dave, would you this under the hot water give me a shot or two - -
CMP: Can you wait a minute.
CDR: Sure. You want me to try to fix that for you?
CMP: It's not running and it's not - You got to push the red button right there.
CDR: ... I'm going to have to ... move it slow. Okay Well, let's see, there's hardly anything else I can - there's very little I can add to what Dave has already said except that when we extended the probe, it only took a - Just a second or so for i to get out. There was a definite thunk, and the talkbacks changed, and there was a - every indica tion that it had gone out immediately. When we came back in, I was watching the talkbacks, and t both changed to gray, at - at the same time, whic would indicate that all the latches were close to gether. When we checked the tunnel, we found all the latches had secured and everything looks okay up to there. There didn't seem to be any problem - I didn't get a chance to - to examine the the drogues, to see if they had any damage. I don't think ... we were in a little bit of a hurry. An I couldn't see up there very well at the time; we'11 get to that tomorrow. Day 1 and
LMP: I don't think I have anything on it.
CDR: Boy, this has really got the gas in here. Holy cowl
LMP: Boy, it really does.
CMP: Okay, star-adaptation dock - dark-adaptation time. now
CDR: Okay, I got to start stopping this mother.
LMP: Oh, the DAP? Oh, no.
LMP: ... in the morning.
CDR: Yes, looks like the coloration would be a little better.
CMP: I don't think so.
CDR: Here, let me try one in yaw and see what happens. Oh, man, and that really wiggles, doesn't it?
LMP: Yes, it really does. Shaking up all my food.
CMP: How close are you, Jim?
CDR: I'm about 15 degrees in pitch, Dave, and about 25 degrees in yaw; 70 degrees off in roll.
LMP: Oh, yes. That chicken and gravy would be good With hot water.
CDR: (Laughter) You always do that.
LMP: Dave, do you have any hot water? For any of this stuff?
CMP: Yes. '
UNKNOWN: You want some, Rus_y? '_
LMP: Yes, I need 3 ounces if you got time.
CMP: How much does a squirt give? I've forgotten.
LMP: I don't know either. It's either a half or a whole.
CMP: I gave Jim - -
CC: Hello, Apollo 9. This is Houston through Tananarive. Do you read?
CDR: Roger, Houston. This is Apollo 9 here, reading you loud and clear. Houston, how do you read Apollo 9?
CDR: Hey, that C0_4 is going to have to get better, or we're not going to do any rendezvous.
LMP: Well, that's pretty clever. Looks like they sealed the bag on the other side of the line.
LMP: Let's see, one squirt is how much, you think?
CDR: It's either a half of an ounce, or a whole ounce.
CMP: How much do you put in thSs bag, Rusty? You remember? Oh.
LMP: 3 ounces.
CMP: Three - I'11 give you three squirts.
LMP: Is it warm? warm.
CMP: Boy, it's really
UNKNOWN: Hot! I'11 give you a cold.
LMP: Nool
CMP: It's really hot, Rusty.
LMP: Well, it tastes good.
CDR: Alright. I'm afraid it'11 melt the bag. Day 1 101
CMP: Well, I'm going to let you look at it and tell me how you like it, because I'm going to have to turn the lights down here.
CMP: Okay?
LMP: Boy, that's neat, Davey.
LMP: Oh, man, ...
CMP: Rusty, I'm going to count stars, so maybe you could remember the number for me. Okay?
LMP: Okay, you want me to ... 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, or mark, mark, mark, mark, or what?
CMP: Oh, I'11 count the number and give you a number.
CMP: I'11 count them in quadrants. I'11 count - four - okay? I'11 give you four numbers per quadrant,
LMP: Okay. When are you going to start? Oh, you're not going to start yet.
CMP: At 7 hours ... the number ...
LMP: Okay. Well, 15 minutes after hg, huh?
CMP: 49, 59:05. Is that right?
LMP: 04, yes.
LMP: Don't cheat now.
CMP: Hey, I'm not; I'm not going to cheat now.
CDR: Hey, that really wiggles that thing. I wonder what that stroking test is going to feel like.
C: _ iL
CMP: I'm going to run the DSKY here to line the optics up, Jim, in case you want to - -
LMP: Leave unto tomorrow the evils thereof.
CMP: Throw me an alarm, huh! I bet I know what's wrong on the zero. Okay. Stupid idiot.
CC: Okay, Apollo 9. This is Houston through Tananarive. We're probably not getting you here. We got about another minute and a half, and if you can read me, we'11 see you over Guam at about 17.
CDR: Roger, Houston. This is Apollo 9. We're reading you loud and clear through Tananarive. We'11 look for you over Guam. How do you read me?
CC: Oh, we're getting you here now. I didn't read you at all the first time or two around.
CDR: Okay, I heard you call us a couple of times and I answered. I guess we're Just not getting down to you.
CC: Roger. It hasn't been too stern here off Tananarive today.
CDR: Okay. We're Just taking a little time out to eat here right now. We haven't had anything to eat yet, so, that's a - If you wonder what Me're doing, that's it.
CC: Okay. Our plan is that as we come over Guam and back across the States, why, we'11 discuss all our systems problems and so forth before you go to sleep tonight.
CMP: Roger. I got bad news for them.
CMP: The moon's in the way.
UNKNOWN: Are we at the attitude, Jim?
CDR: Oh, no, is it really? (Laughter) f( Day i 103
UNKNOWN: 30. Okay, maybe it'11 be alright.
CDR: No hurry. can
CMP: Don't hurry! Hey, somebody fix me a Tang or something?
LMP: Yes. ..
CMP: i'm thirsty.
LMP: Although, I don't dare put anymore in the bright end.
CC: And we speak Sayonara at Tananarive. See you over Guam.
CDR: Adios.
LMP: Undo my chin strap.
CMP: Oh, boy, does that taste good. Oh, boy, umm, umm.
CDR: (Laughter) We're Just going to leave Dave down there and-
CMP: Nice guy.
CMP: The moon's still there.
CDR: We're right at the pitch attitude, Dave, I've got - 30 degrees to go on roll.
CMP: Which roll?
CDR: Rolling right.
CMP: (Laughter) Right.
UNKNOWN: to go - -
CMP: Hey, it shouldn't be bad all the way.
UNKNOWN: - - yaw. But really yaw is turning into pitch nolg, so _
LMP: Boy, are those stars bright out there.
CMP: The old Southern Cross. Hey, wonder if I can see the Magellanic Clouds?
LMP: We'11 look some other night.
CDR: Yes, that's what I was thinking.
LMP: Have you had chicken and gravy up yet, Jim?
CDR: Yes, I'm eating it right now. Oh, boy ....
CMP: Is that pulses? ...
CDR: Those are acceleration Pulses.
CMP: No, don't do that.
CDR: Dave, I can't even - I don't even - I'm in the 1-degree-per-second scale, here, and I can't even make it move.
CMP: You got to be patient, Jim.
CDR: I am, but I'm going in the wrong direction.
CDR: You know, it's better - One - one acceleration pulse will - give you the same rate as 50 minimum impulses.
CDR: Lord, give me patience and hurry (laughter).
CDR: (Laughter) Don't make me laugh; I'm eating.
LMP: That moon is going to be right -
CDR: Is it really?
CDR: Okay, we're up to roll attitude, and we're Just about 3 or 4 degrees from pitch attitude, and - - ............IL _[ ...................... i Day 1 105
LMP: Hey, Dave, in the daytime, I bet the moon will go - maybe it will. Yes, it probably will.
CMP: What about - You got to pitch down? Is that right, Jim?
CDR: Yes, to you, it looks like I'm going to have to pitch down about another 10 degrees.
CMP: Oh, well, it'11 be alright, then. I
CDR: I'11 get the roll off.
CDR: Okay, you got 3 minutes. Hey, at 3 minutes, I'11 Just go ahead and stop it wherever we are.
CMP: Okay. Let's see, you got to pitch down there, ... the moon's right on the edge of the field of view right now.
CDR: Okay, I'm only going to pitch down another 6 degrees
CMP: is what I need, Dad. If you do that, we'11 be alright.
LMP: Umm. Boy, now, are we going to be ...? (Laughter)
LMP: We have to use a litt!e tablet, huh?
CDR: ... shining on the prism. I'11 be darned.
CMP: Yes .... the prism. It's splitting the prism, -]most.
CMP: Yes, Just about.
CDR: Because I'm there. What I should do now is yaw left about 5 degrees.
CMP: Well, that would be Just about - Just about right. ] ....
CDR: Will it? Okay.
CMP: I wouldn't sweat it though, Jim.
CDR: I stopped the pitch motion now. Now, I'm Just going to let what I - my yaw that I had in there going on over. Now I got about 0.000001 degree per second.
LMP: Oh, Boy. One down. David, I'm going to make you a drink if you're -
LMP: Good for you.
LMP: Hey, sunrise is coming up.
CMP: Yes, ... almost time right now, huh?
LMP: What? No, about 45 seconds and it's going to be sunrise.
CMP: In 45 seconds, tell me and I'11 start time.
LMP: Okay. Tell me if - if - it is about 10 seconds to go.
CDR: Okay, the LM is starting to get lighter.
LMP: Jimmy, can you handle some trash, here?
CMP: How are we doing, Rusty?
LMP: You got another 10 seconds - MARK.
CMP: 10 seconds until sunrise?
LMP: Oh, yes, 10 seconds until 04. It's not really sunrise yet. We really ought to wait until sun- rise. Day 1 107 - -
CMP: No, let's do it on the on the on the time.
CDR: It was 06:49:45.
CDR: Oh, 45, okay, Jim. Excuse me, Dave, you got awhile - ways to wait yet.
CMP: Oh, do I?
LMP: Yes, you got 40 seconds more - That's about right.
CMP: Okay. We're rotating, or roiling, or something.
CDR: We are?
CMP: Or it's me. Man, that thruster - Ha ho. The quad.
CDR: Okay, close your eyes for just a minute, Dave, and I'11 give it one little shot here.
CMP: Okay, closed. Okay.
CDR: Okay, back to MINIMUM IMPULSE.
LMP: Okay, 10 seconds, Dave. Okay, there, now it's
CDR: Yes. stand
LMP: Okay, now by; 3, 2, 1 -
CMP: Okay, I got 19.
LMP: in one quadrant?
CMP: 19 altogether.
LMP: 19, total?
CMP: Yes. Boy, now, it's Just - it's really zapping right off of the quadrant. Man, oh man!
CMP: Okay, the daylight star check, started out about 10 seconds prior to the official sunrise, and counted through to about 19 stars, the last few of which were in the Big Dipper - Well, the Big Dipper is the last one to remain visible starting from the upper right quadrant, going counterclockwise. When the sun came up, it filled the inside of the quad, and one of the Jets on the LM quad that sticks down, the one that points to about - it's like about minus X. And as soon as that filled up with light, it washed out everything but a couple or three stars and the Big Dipper.
LMP: You can still see some, Dave?
UNKNOWN: Yes, I cam still see a few stars, and right now it's how late, Rusty? 06:15.
LMP: It's
CMP: 06:15.
LMP: 07:06:15 .....
CMP: ·07:06:15. I can still see a couple of stars, and the Big Dipper.
CMP: Great.
CMP: And another thing that was noticeable: the moon was probably about 4 or 5 degrees above the field of view, and it reflected on the prism, on the telescope, and gave a light gray band right across the center.
CMP: Okay, GET plus 5; I've got to do it again.
LMP: Plus 5?
CMP: Plus 5, yes. Okay, that's going to be at - What time now - That's - -
CDR: Let's see what - I wonder what - It was 07:04:45 was the first one.
UNKNOWN: this one's going to be 07:09:45. Okay, you got - you got over 2 minutes, Dave.
CMP: Okay. Day i 109
LMP: I'11 give you your cocoa, here, if you want to mak4 some hot cocoa.
CMP: Oh, great.
UNKNOWN: Stand by. I'm going to cut the bottom for you.
CDR: Don't lose your dark adaptation.
CMP: Yes, that's right. Don't lose my dark - I'm going to Just keep my eyes closed. Let's wait for a while. I'11 eat later.
LMP: Okay, I've got it all ready, so - I was Just feel- ing sorry for you.
CMP: I know it.
CDR: Me too.
LMP: I's going to make me some salmon salad, now. How was that, Jim?
LMP: The salmon salad.
CDR: How is it?
CDR: I don't like it.
LMP: Did you eat it?
CDR: I haven't gotten to it, yet.
CMP: You know what I need is something to drink before I die.
LMP: You got that gun? No, I got the gun. air.
CDR: All I get out of there is Jii .....
LMP: I know. You know, the hot water didn't put in - as near as much gas as the gun does. I wonder why? I bet the cold water is better down there, tOO.
CDR: I wonder if this plastic on this thing will melt - Oh) eee
LMP: (Singing) Cloudy.
LMP: You've got Just about a minute, Dave. Okay.
CDR: I'm going to shoot a little pulse here, David.
CMP: Okay. (Singing)
LMP: - - (Singing) - -
CMP: Can you even the needles, Jim?
UNKNOWN: - - (Singing)
CDR: Oh, hell, it's ...
LMP: 20 seconds, David.
CDR: Probably got to pack these things with - with as little bit of air in them as possible, too - -
CMP: Okay, how many seconds, Rusty?
LMP: About 10, now.
CDR: - - so that when we depressurize this thing, we don't have them all inflate.
CMP: Give me a mark, ... when you get there.
LMP: Okay, 1 - MARK. --4' hr' l ......... Gm- .... C I [ Day 1 111
LMP: Nothing?
CMP: Got the horizon!
LMP: Ooh.
CDR: Really?
LMP: What kind of a star check is that?
CMP: ... trying to figure out how to make this thing ...
CMP: On the - 5 minutes after sunrise, gob the horizon and no - no stars at all, and the quads are now very bright. Got a - the cloud cover - it seems the earth is mostly blue - -