Otrobonita/noicy-space-talks huggingface dataset:
LMP: ... a _lace to held it. pack, we't like you te proceed b'tck in the 6eneral direction of the EM, ar.d, selecting _ suitable area in route, collect the ccm_rehenslve sample esso i__j to pick up a football-size rock on the way. ,2vet. %CONFIDE .
LMP: Okay, that's our intent, Houston.
CC: I'11 give you periodic reports on how much time you've got left until you have to be back at the M2[SA.
UNKNOWN: Oka M.
CDR: 0karl, it's a iiztle off level, now.
LMP: Yes. I'11 relevel it after a while.
CDR: ,]kay.
UNKNOWN: I'm fix.lng to relevel it _ridback
CDR: I'11 _ress on arid look for a good smot for this - -
UNKNOWN: Houston, the safety rods are out of the racrtar pack.
CC: A1 a_nd Ed - hours
CC: [_YK; h into the EVA.
CC: Wfth vhe half-hour extension, we're working into i,-hour-and-hS-minute a EVA duration.
UNKNOWN: D Roger.
CC: And, A1 and Ed, would you confirm that you have the extension handle off of the thumper geophone anchor?
LMP: I -_ill have it when I leave here; no, we don't have it yet.
UNKNOWN: Okay, Houston, the mortar pack is alined, with the bubble tangent to the inner ring; and I'm going to and arm it now; it's - pointed almost - aimsst due north, a little bit to the wesl of north. I guess Al's photographs will allow you to _et that exactly.
CC: Roger; bubble vangent to inner ring and almost due north.
UNKNOWN: it's tangent te the inner ring on the north- west side.
CC: Okay. nuznber Switch 5 is going _ack eaur.terc!ocl{zise.
CC: Okay, st_:d clear.
UNKNOWN: Okay. Switch 5 is armed Pret-lv hard ts ..... 15 fees back when it's - -
CC: _qkay. You got the safety - - long. two switches on the pack, and switch 5. _eautifui.
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UNKNOWN: _md I have the extension handle, ar.d I'm star_in_ out after Alan, now.
UNKNOWN: _Jhee. Hey, this is sure a different mode sf %raveling than carrying that barbell.
CDR: Okay, Houston, on this - Houston, on t_his compre- wa-/ hensive sample, we're about a chirl cf the hack to the 12._. i've not four.d an area exactl}' what I want; so I have drawn a circle which is approximately 2 meters in radius. And I'm gein_ to pick the surface rocks from that - ar.l a sar> pling of the surface fines from that area. il CONFIDENTIAW
CDR: ._md I've photographically doc - -
CDR: - I',ze documented
UNKNOWN: this location with a locater sho_ back to th,_ = Ii'.{ ar.d to the ALSEP.
UNKNOWN: Okay, Al. Need[ some help there?
CDR: Yes, I wanted to pick up all the walnut-size rocks in [,,ourtongs. And we'11 work the surface fines, he r._.
CDR: l_t.ydon't you work tha5 - that side of it, and I'11 work this side.
CDR: You have to be careful you don't put them in the grou_nd. If you make consecutive passes up the wlnele circle, '_e --an tell.
UNKNOWN: Oh, damn.
CDR: Maypo we can only -
LMP: Parion?
CDR: For ti-is s_nount of time_ we can really only get the - the ones that are essentially there.
LMP: Yes, let me grab sunother weigh bag, because you're too far away for me to - -
CDR: A_n inch in diameter.
UNKNOWN: - -.Can't help you veo' well this way. Put some- thing together in a minute.
CDR: I think I've got them, Ed.
LMP: Okay. I'11 get one for the fines.
CDR: Get one for the fines and we'11 start - I'd just say, just grab an undisturbed site out of each quadrant, we didn't hit with our feet. Cut it down to about a centimeter level - and fill 5he bag that way.
UNKNOWN: Okay. You want the medium-size scoop cr the big scoop roi' this?
CDR: No, actually - the trenching tool, medium - ne, the medium-size scoop is the best. Ail you've got to dc, is cu_ the surface to the depth of about a centimeter in an undistrubed _rea here - where we haven't kicked up the rocks. Okay? over
UNKNOWN: Okay. *** bringing the stuff Fight now. Probably have this done before i .., - -
CC: A1 and Ed, this is Houston. We show about _! _in- utes remaining until you should be az the !..SiSA to start closeout.
UNKNOWN: Okay, we will be able to bring _:,he_om_rehersive ssumple at that time.
UNKNOWN: Hey, here - don't close it; here's one in here for that.
CDR: };nat?
UNKNOWN: Here's one in here I picked up.
UNKNOWN: okay. Dump it in here, then.
UNKNOWN: Okay. Good.
UNKNOWN: Okay, i'11 start over here ia this undisturbed area.
CDR: Yes, just get that area and then right here in this area. And fill up the bag Lo the line. And I'11 head on back a little farther and get a football-size rock.
UNKNOWN: Okay. ICONFIDENI! .'A,IO
CDR: Okay. There's some pretty good-sized ones back over in here.
CDR: Okay, _hat's too big. I'11 get one that's a little smaller.
CC: A1 _ld Ed, 5 minutes.
CDR: Ckay. You want to start back now, Ed?
LMP: Ail right, let me get about three more scoops, Al. I can get there before long.
CDR: ©cod.
CDR: Okay, Houston, you can see where the - the area where the football-sized rock is coming from. it's essenvia!ly two-thirds of the way back toward the Z2.f_from the ALSEP site. _he rock a_pears to have bee: __ ejected from the crater which Ed was describ- ing earlier, i_ his 12:30 pcsition. As a matter of fact_ it's going to be the small foot-size - No_ football-sized rock - it turned out tc be two of them.
CC: 7,og_=r.
CDR: The second smaZ1 football appearing on the sar=e near crater - from the same crater.
CDR: And, at first gls_ce, appears to be fairly similar essentially color, it's a large hand sam®le. It's ncnvesicular. Just some very small vesicles. The - what appears to be - -
CC: Roger. We've got 2 minutes; we'd like to get you ._,_SA. on sack to the vizinity of the
CDR: - - what looks to be a fairly large crystal in that second small f_otball rock, and A1 is starting back toward the _ESA, now. my
LMP: And I'm on way, too.
CDR: Okay. Away we go.
LMP: The mmmber of surface rocks cr rocks comp-.._t with the number of surface fines is ve__/, vePy small, Houston. It is There's a few b_a_ter_- lying around and there's a few rocks around so."_e of the craters; but, by and larxe, it's a pzwdery su,_a_. Don't run into that crater, Al.
C: R Don't, - don't wor_/, babe. A little siiewin]er action, here.
CDR: Fne old :nan's traveling pretty well
CDR: Hey, how about keeping your eye on it ....au_:_ - -
UNKNOWN: I am.
UNKNOWN: Boy, .._ sample's packing down. It was more tz!_n this when i left the site.
CDR: Okay, we're coming back down %h! hill, Houston. Got air brakes going downhill ... - -
CC: Roger, Al. We're seeing you movin_ across _ _/ camera, _d it looks like you've gotten bask to the ._._SAhere with about i0 or i5 seconds tc spare on our mark. We de have plenty of time for the nominal c}oseout; so we don't want you to rush that. Just go through the proce!ures, and we'11 take the timing as it comes. And, when you save a moment, we'd like to get an _.{U status r_p___ _.
UNKNOWN: }md since I'm coming by the camera, .-o_o_cn, _ :_ turn you .around.
UNKNOWN: Roger. And we'11 put the zoom c!c - zoom on about ak.
CC: And we go back to average, and f.'_4.
LMP: Hsw's the field of ',*iowright now?
UNKNOWN: O_ay. Just a minute. Okay. s_z_h it 40. ONFIDENT
CC: Okay, can you elevate the camera a little?
UNKNOWN: Yes, I'11 have to dig in a - leg. How is that?
CC: Very good. Very good. dam_. .._ysample
UNKNOWN: Okay. Oh, it. There went bags.
CDR: Put your UHT handles through it. har.dle.
UNKNOWN: Z'11 use the - this Fortunately, I don't thiz?_ more than a little bit fell out. Okay, we got it packed down to only half full.
CDR: 0kay_ Houston, for your information, those loca- tion - documen_ary location shots of the comprehen- sive sample tai_en on JJ and - I'm now showing _0.
CC: Roger_ JJ_ 40 f'or the comprehensive sample area.
UNKNOWN: Take that - take that, can you? That's - that's all right; I wanted you to stow that, hut your ha._ds are full, too. i'11 get it.
CDR: fu_-a on the comprehensive ss_m_le, Houston, I feel we have about 115 rocks and some fines. One weigh bag is going in the SRC.
CC: Hsger. If you take an additional weigh bag and pu_ material from the immediate vicinity of the LM invc it to fill up the SRC, we request that you drop a documented sample bag in it as a tag. Over.
CDR: Ox_y. Okay, Z g_ess we've got a little room to do that. I put _._hefootball-sized rocks in the ETP.
LMP: Okay. Let's see, you put a 70-millimeter camera in the ETB?
CDR: You want a bag? Yes, it's in there.
UNKNOWN: Dii ycu take out the TDS?
CDR: not yet.
UNKNOWN: it's probably in the bottom.
CC: And, Al, I show that you have a magazine on the 16 millimeter that's totally uzlused, Dover- Delaware.
CDR: it's on the MET, Bruce. It never made it en the C ELrffer a.
UNKNOWN: I thir_ Ed put it on. Negative.
CC: But didn't start it.
CDR: Oh, I'm sorry. I take it hack; we tid put it on.
CDR: Okay, where's that good scoop?
UNKNOWN: one, the big one? _ny don't you le_ Te help you with the - Let's take the shovel, %1; it'l! be faster.
UNKNOWN: Trenching tool.
UNKNOWN: Yes. i leeks
CDR: Let's hi!; that little crater our there, it like a secondary. =J,
UNKNOWN: Okay, _ 's go get it.
CDR: Right out: here.
UNKNOWN: I saw a - saw a little crater about this size cut here that i'd swear had glass itl the bottom of _t but I was too busy thumping to stop and make _=ny or. comment it.
CDR: okay. 3h_ God.
UNKNOWN: There's a little different-colored 2ayer in the bottom of it there.
UNKNOWN: Yes. Scoop it out. ii CONFIDENTI/
LMP: See_, there is a different one color down there.
CDR: Okay, how does that lock mo you?
UNKNOWN: I can take another shovelful.
CDR: Okay,-.
CDR: Okay. Houston, that's from a small crater; looks like iv :night be a secondary impact, Just hazard- ing a guess; it's about 2 feet in diameter, and it's - it's between 130, 50 feet, 130, hO feev fr3m the I_.
CDR: And we'11 put a documented sample hag in there wi_h it.
CC: Eo_er. lTlat's the initial ---
CDR: _e'il put a documented sample bag in there with, san_ that will be bag number 1. Here you go, Ed. Stick it _n there.
UNKNOWN: Okay, put it in. One-November,
CDR: 1-November.
LMP: Okay. *** and that'11 fill up this one - this SRC, and that'11 do it, very nicely.
UNKNOWN: Okay. There you go.
CDR: He:.-,you gct her.
UNKNOWN: Okay. Ail right, Houston. I'm getting the two us,ed _,iAGsoff the M_T. ?hey're going in the ETB.
CC: Al, this is Hcuston.
CDR: Okay, that's _;oo big; stick that in the ETB, also. Go ahead, Houston. Those are the ... rocks - - _/
CC: Roger, prior to terminating the EVA, on the f//_4, camera, wetll need it set to peak, and aline so that the long axis of the camera is perpsndicu- lar to the Sun. We'd also like to move the , amera to that, in this orientation, we're still viewing the .12.1.Over.
CDR: Okay. Okay. At f/44, peak, and the long d'_re; - tion normal to the sunline.
UNKNOWN: Al, did you get the - did you get tc put the maps in - No, the maps are right here.
CDR: No, I haven't done anything yet. I'm just Loaa- ing the SRC.
CDR: The 7C-mi!limeter camera in the ETB, and -'_: storing - packing the SRC.
UNKNOWN: Skay.
UNKNOWN: I)R And, w _ ou_._n, we were unable tc get all of the weigh bags in the SRC. It's full. We're _utting the small samples of small rocks from the com;re- henaive sample in the weigh bag along with the cwo small football rocks.
CC: Roger. *** the football rocks are in one weigh bag, and you're adding another weigh bag contai:- ing the small rocks.
UNKNOWN: two weigh bags and they're both in the EiB. Get in there, baby.
CC: Roger. i've got another 70-millimeter c_era t9 go.
UNKNOWN: It's not very heavy.
UNKNOWN: But I'm thinking about volume. i, CONFIDENTJ 3-111
CDR: Okay, SRC's closed now. Okay, so SRC, serial 07, Houston, contains, then, the organic control sample, the fines fram the comprehensive sample, and the extra fines fram that small crater we collected nean the I2,_.
CC: We r;opy those in the SRC.
CDR: *** Get the good one off there, okay.
UNKNOWN: Yes, ! got it, Al.
CDR: Okay, and the map should be in there - -
UNKNOWN: I've got the map, already. lens/scribe/brush
CDR: - - and the assembly.
UNKNOWN: i'!1 gr{_ it.
CDR: Okay, I'11 boot on out here and take care of - -
UNKNOWN: Wazch - You're taP.gled up in the cable.
CDR: Okay, hit, pemk, nounal.
CC: Re_[er, ani we mighz as well go to 25 on the zoom, Al.
CDR: i jus_ zoomed by you. Verify h4 - -
CC: We saw you zoom by us.
CDR: - .- 4h on the zoom; I mean 4h on the f-stop; 25 on the zoom - War_t - want infinity on the - -
UNKNOWN: Ju3t a minute, Al; I've got to configure one more cmner a here.
CDR: - - infinity on _he focus. We're %ransmitting, amd we're in ]peak, and we're long axis normal to the Sun. How's tha_?
CDR: You want the lens cap on or off'?
CC: Lens cap cf f, o-f-f.
CDR: O-f-f. Okay, ETB contains two medium., football rocks and the small rocks from the somprehensive sample, contains two 70-millimeter C_2's, three 16-millimeter MAGs, map, lens/scribe/brush assembly.
UNKNOWN: Yes, vhey're all in there; I Just check the:r..
LMP: _I_d the SRC number 2 is on the Zi_T.
CDR: Okay, lec's see if we can gev y_'u clean.
UNKNOWN: Okay, I _hink that completes n_- checklist, i,;atch it. You're tangled 'ap in the cable again - -
CC: Roger, copy SRC number 1 sealed.
UNKNOWN: the cable, the cakle!
CDR: Say a_air:.
UNKNOWN: Is SRC n=nber 1 sealed, and clcseup camera off?
CDR: SRC n'mmber 1 is sealed.
UNKNOWN: And verify that closeup camera is off.
CDR: 3kay, iz's going to be a - *** -
UNKNOWN: B__ash?
UNKNOWN: Comin6 off.
CDR: Okay? K)NFIDEN
CDR: Ok_, next. Okay, let's get out in the Sun and see what we can see.
UNKNOWN: Yes. Do it here. God, it - No, I don't know. Oo_, you're a mess.
CDR: Oh, it helps.
CDR: Yes, it helps quite a bit. I'11 just start at the tcp. It'11 take a while, but we'11 get it there.
CDR: Or these gloves, here.
CDR: Okay, press on. ***
LMP: Gst into you connectors, there.
CDR: Hey, Houston. How much time do we have to repress, now?
CC: Ail right, we're looking at 14 minutes and 20 sec- onds to scheduled end ***
UNKNOWN: We're going to use it getting clean, I think.
CC: Roger. Just do the best you can, and we'11 keep you posted.
CDR: Ail righty. Do you ever use soap on your clothes? Bet you been wallowing in them.
CDR: Okay, come on around and let me get this other leg. Okay. That's good. Get them off good be- cause you're going to sleep in that hammock over me.
CDR: (Laughzer) Oh, ho, ho -
LMP: Okay. That's it. Turn it around toward me a little bit more. Those overshoes are impossible.
CDR: That came off pretty well.
UNKNOWN: Yes. I think we can do best by kicking them off of those, Al.
LMP: Because you're Just going to get back on as fast as - -
CDR: Ail righty. Turn around and let me get the Sun on you, probably better. Okay. Okay, inside. Okay. Okay on the inside. Okay, you're pretty clean on the torso. Few on the hoses. Not too bad. Most of this stuff seems to be coming off fairly well - -
UNKNOWN: Yes. It comes off it it's not too - much rubbed in; if it's Just laying there, it brushes z.ff well.
CDR: Okay. You have a UHT still on.
LMP: Okay, I'11 take it.
CDR: Okay. Now i'11 add a little. Not much we caL_ do with that. Okay. Yes. That comes - quite a bit of that stuff comes off, especially off the _ack. That's lot better.
CDR: Wait a minute, I've got a -
LMP: _ Hey, you're in the S-band cable.
UNKNOWN: S-band cable. Let's - get the inside of you, there. And the other side. Oops. That's the end of that.
CDR: Okay, we'11 put a pair of tongs on that. Did you get it?
LMP: No. These tongs will never pick it up. You can help me with it, though.
LMP: Okay. Got it. %CONFID Eb JJllJ 3-115
CDR: 0ka;[. Ail righty, let's press on here. Okay. I want to get this baby out in the Sun.
LMP: Lay that right there until tomorrow.
LMP: Okay. Caught the cable again. Hold it. Al, hold it.
CDR: Holding it.
LMP: Go up to -
CDR: That it.
LMP: I'11 go - I'11 go ahead and start up the ladder, and you can pass me the ET - pass me the -
CC: Ed and Al, Houston. We'd like to get a final Egg status report.
CDR: Okmy.
LMP: This EMU is at)out 4 feet in the air, right now.
CDR: This is Al, 3.75; and I'm reading h0 - hO percent; no flags on low flow; and I feel fine.
LMP: Okay. I'm 3.75; reading 20 percent; and no flags; MINIMU74 cooling, and feel great.
CC: Roger. Thank you, Ed.
LMP: Piece of cake. _,[U
CDR: That fal]s flat on his back.
LMP: *** takes it with you.
CDR: HDw's our buddy the redhead doing, Houston?
LMP: I don't think they heard you.
CDR: Houston, this is Al. How's oulr buddy - -
CC: Oh, yes. We did too, Al. He's doing fine up there taking photographs, and he Just passed by you about 10 minutes ago. Over.
CDR: Did he ever get his big - Hycc n camera fixei?
CC: Okay. Negative on the Hycon, and he was able to spot the LM last pass. Over.
CDR: Ah, beautiful. Beautiful.
LMP: Okay, Houston. I'm at the door, ready for ingress. Getting ready to open the hatclh, now.
LMP: Hatch is open, and I'm ingressing.
CDR: Okay, the -
CC: Roger. Where's the SRC?
CC: Did the SRC get up to the platform?
CDR: The MET is parked in the Sun, _l_5-degree ang!e_ S-band cover is on it. It looks like it's going to spend the night very comfortably.
CDR: Okay. The TV's ready to go.
UNKNOWN: Okay. Get mine turned on the lanyard and away we go.
UNKNOWN: Bum-bum-bum, ba-ba, bum-bum.
CDR: Okay. He's coming up on the porch now.
LMP: Okay. Right - right up side of the hatch, now. Cam:Lng in the klatch, it's all yours. Okay. Do ycu have it?
CDR: I'vs got it.
CDR: Houston, Al's starting up the ladder.
CC: Rog.er. Did you get everything in the one ETB?
CDR: Okay. Al's up at the top of the ladder waiting for the LEC to come up.
LMP: Now_ it's up here.
LMP: Okay. Here's the LEC. Okay.
CDR: Okay, are you ready for the sample box?
LMP: Yes. Pass it in.
CDR: Wait a minute; I'11 give it up to you a little higher.
LMP: Just push it right on in. I've got it.
CDR: Okay, the SRC is in the cabin, Houston.
LMP: And A1 will be starting in any moment.
CC: _oger, Al.
LMP: [)kay, Al; let me get over behind the door.
CDR: ()kay, are you behind the door? ii_.Jl_rl_Cl_.L.._ _ay 5
LMP: No, your hoses are in my way. I'm coming around the other d - way.
CDR: i had those babies pulled pretty far - pretty far back. i guess they came out again.
LMP: Between your hoses and the ISA, which keeps falling off the hook, it's getting pretty messy. Okay, come on in.
UNKNOWN: Okay, I'm going through the hatch.
LMP: Okay. if you'11 hold there just a second, I'11 clear your antenna.
LMP: Okay. Come on through.
UNKNOWN: Ail clear?
LMP: Yes. Roll toward me; roll toward me. Okay. Come on up. There - turn to your -
CDR: Coming around. Okay. Okay. Stand by 1 minute. (Grunting) Get this -
LMP: ... about it first.
LMP: Okay, Houston. A1 is in the cabin, and PLSS FEEDWATER's coming off.
CC: Okay, A1 in the cabin, and PLSS FEEDWATER, off.
LMP: And - ar.d Ed's feedwater is off.
CDR: Oh, .man, I can't get it off.
UNKNOWN: You want me to get it?
UNKNOWN: up again. There you go, it's ***
CDR: Okay. 0 NFl
LMP: I'm ready to close the hatch. *** all the way ***
UNKNOWN: Lean forward and then back in. Harder.
CDR: There. Just a-
CDR: Okay. The hatch is closed and locked.
LMP: In AUTO? I'11 get it.
CC: Roger the hatch.
CDR: Hatch is closed.
LMP: Right. Your hoses were holding me off. I was still -
CDR: *** AUTO. Dump valves in AUTO?
LMP: Bcth AUTO. I will verify as soon as I can turn. Icantt - _
LMP: Okay. OVERHEAD DUMP valve in AUTO.
LMP: It's Just the thing. We'11 go to here. LIGHTING: ANNUNCIATOR/_UMERICS, BRIGHT. CABIN REPRESS, AUTO. Circuit breaker CABIN REPRESS, closed. Okay, and c_fDin's coming up.
UNKNOWN: circuit breaker in?
CDR: PRESS REGs A and B to CABIN.
UNKNOWN: Now, I read you. *** Ready to go on? *** Put the PLSS 02 off. -
CDR: Ckay. You got your you got your *** on?
UNKNOWN: I'11 get it for you.
CC: A1 and Ed, this is Houston. C:ver.
CDR: Okay. PLSS 02 is off.
CC: We request that you do not break your suit/PLSS integrity until we call you again. Over.
UNKNOWN: Okay. I'm reading you through the *** Co_Lmander.
UNKNOWN: Yes. I read you. I read you. Hear me?
UNKNOWN: We're in CABIN, yes.
CC: Okay. Ed, as you may have noticed during the EVA and, in fact, during the predepressurization check- list, your suit leak rate seems to be somewhat higher than Al's, although wit?lin the spec. At this time, we'd like you to rurl through the normal pressure integrity check on your suit/PLSS combina- tion as called out at the 52-minute mark prior to DEPRESS on the EVA-1 card. A1 can proceed to re- configure himself onto the LM _ECS. Over.
UNKNOWN: **_ You go ahead. The I'11 just *_* - -
CDR: Yes, I'11 go here, Okay, cabin's at - - ONFIDENT
LMP: Cabin's at 4.6.
CDR: *** do this.
LMP: Why_
UNKNOWN: I'm Just going to blow mine up here in a minute.
UNKNOWN: Go ahead, de it. *** RETURN, AUTO.
CDR: CABIN GAS RETURN is AUTO.
LMP: *** CIRCUIT RELIEF, AUTO. Shit. Can you move over a little bit? I'11 get it; there we go. SUIT GAS DIVERTER, PUSH-CABIN.
CDR: Oksy. CABIN GAS return's in AUTO; suit *** and SUIT GAS DIVERTER, PUSH-CABIN.
LMP: Okay. Let's get the EVA circuit breakers.
CDR: Okay, circuit breakers. Mine are all good.
LMP: Circuit breaker okay, Al?
CDR: Okay, circuit breakers are verified - -
LMP: *** finish the rest of it. You can doff your helimet and *** doff.
CDR: H_n? Go ak_ead and doff.
LMP: Houston, I'm going back to 57.
CC: Say again, Ed.
LMP: I'm going back for this ***
CDR: Let me see; that's on the second page, isn't it?
CC: That's correct. It's over in the left-hand column.
LMP: ***52. Okay, PLSS 02 coming on. PLSS 02 is on.
CDR: 02 smd PRESS flags.
LMP: Push it on down to 10 percent, and my pressure will not - doesn't seem to want to come up.
CC: Okay. Stay in that configuration and stand by a second.
LMP: Houston, the air is starting to get a little stale in this suit.
CC: Roger, Ed. Discontinue the check and go _ead with your post-EVA systems configuration.
CDR: Wait a minute. Let me get your antenna.
UNKNOWN: Where's my purge valve?
LMP: Al, where's my purge valve?
CDR: Okay. Put it on the top of the ETB. 0kay_ yeu got your purge valve.
CDR: Okay, your purge valve's removed.
CDR: Disconnect OPS 02 hose.
CDR: Okay, there it goes.
CC: Ed, this is Houston. We'd like to confirm that you have closed the 02 valve on your PLSS. Over.
CC: Roger. Out. ICONFID I
CC: I'11 doublecheck it, Bruce, but - I verify it's closed.
CDR: Okay. Connect the LM 02 hoses.
CDR: Got to SUIT FLOW on the ISOL valve. Okay, your PLSS PUMP, OFF?
CDR: OFF and OFF.
CDR: Cennect your PLSS water. Connect the LM water.
LMP: *** help me with that water.
CDR: Hub.?
LMP: You're going to have to help me with the water conaection. I can't close that one.
LMP: I said I can't close that one.
LMP: *** popping this one in for me, too, will you?
CDR: Okay. I put that one in.
CDR: What kind of fitting was in there?
UNKNOWN: Huh? You stuck this one in that one. Doesn't go very well. Okay, put - -
LMP: PLSS mode, both off, 0.
CDR: **_ IM water.
UNKNOWN: ECS: LCG PUMP breaker, closed.
CDR: Okay. Adjust cooling gradually. PLSS mode, both 0. Okay. *** in?
CDR: Okay. AUDIO, BIOMED, *** A, RECEIVE; OFF; B, OFF.
UNKNOWN: A, RECEIVE; B, OFF.
CDR: ICS/PZ - **_ And relay off.
CC: CC Antares, this is Houston. Over.
CC: Antares, this is Houston. Been going through the comm checklist. We'd like to leave the S-band TRANSMITTER and RECEIVER in SECONDARY. Over.
UNKNOWN: Okay, will do.
CDR: Okay. S-band TRANSMITTER/RECEIVER, SECONDAEY.
UNKNOWN: Okay, it's SECONDARY.
CDR: VHF_ OFF, ON, OFF.
CDR: And OFF, LEFTs HI.
CDR: OFF, ON, OFF.
CDR: OFF, LEFT, HI.
LMP: OFF, LEFT, HI. You got it.
CDR: Okay; RECORDER, OFF. CONFIDENT
LMP: - - VHF antenna to EVA. corm. mode, A, counterclockwise. Tone, on; vent flag, P; PRESS flag, 0; 02 *** PLSS 02 pressure gage. Put *** on A.
LMP: Okay, there I am, mode A.
LMP: *** loud and clear. A ... PRESS flag, 0.
LMP: *** I'm reading ...
CDR: Leave your antenna in, and I'11 - -
LMP: Yes, I'11 just leave it in.
LMP: Leave it in.
CDR: And I'm going to PLSS comm. *_
LMP: Okay, and I'11 pull mine. Okay, they're off.
CDR: Flag P; PRESS flag, 0; 02 .... and tones.
LMP: Okay, I read you loud and clear.
CDR: Roger; and mlr PLSS 02 is reading 85 percent.
LMP: Okay, i go B. You go A.
CDR: Okay. Now. Do you read?
LMP: Loud and clear; how me?
CDR: Both AR. Okay, to AR.
CDR: Read you loud and clear. And I have a tone.
LMP: And, Houston, how do you read Ed?
CC: Ed, I read you loud and clear.
LMP: Okay_ Fredo. And I have an 0 - PLSS 02 quantity of 87 percent.
CDR: And this is A1 with a PLSS 02 quantity cf 85 per- cent. How do you read?
CC: Al, we copied the quantity and you're coming in loud ana clear.
CDR: Okay, we're proceeding with final systems PREP. Okay. Verify CABIN REPRESS ECS breaker.
UNKNOWN: Closed.
CDR: SUIT FAN DELTA-P, SUST FAN 2; open.
CDR: Okay, we got a caution?
LMP: Yes - Wait a minute. We do net have a caution yet.
CDR: it'11 take a little while. In the meantime, go ahead, SUIT GAS DIVERTER, PULL-EGRESS.
LMP: Okay, SUIT GAS, PULL-EGRESS. I CONFIDENT- Ii
CDR: CABIN GAS RETURN, EGRESS, and SUIT CIRCUIT RELIEF, AUTO.
LMP: and SUIT CIRCUIT RELIEF, AUTO.
CDR: OkE_, while we're waiting for the caution and I'11 your warning, come turn around and unstow OPS - 02 actuated - if you'11 bend forward slightly.
CDR: Okay. Ail your flaps are snapped. No Irish pen- nants. And the actuator is on, connecting it to th_ RCU. It's connected. And you can put your IS3L - SUIT DISCONNECT - I can get it for you.
CDR: ***connect the _ 02 hoses; let me get those.
CDR: Off, it is off'.
LMP: What's off?
CDR: That is off. Okay, there's - -
LMP: ECS, yes, and WATER SEP. Okay.
CDR: Okay, connect the ©PS 02 hose. Blue to blue.
CDR: Blue to blue and locked.
LMP: Okay. Okay, *** retrieve purge valve.
CDR: Hey, I have one.
LMP: ... LO.
CDR: ... Okay, you're locked.
CDR: PGA DIVERTER valves, vertical.
LMP: *** vertical.
LMP: ... and repeat. Okay.
LMP: Unstow OPS 02 actuator .... are coming forward.
LMP: Connecting it. Okay.
CDR: Okay. SUIT ISOL valve to DISCONNECT. I got it. Okay.
LMP: Actuator to RCU SUIT ISOL valve.
LMP: Connect 02 hoses.
CDR: Okay, connect the OPS PLSS with the blue and lock.
LMP: Locked. *** your purge valve.
CDR: Locked and LO.
LMP: LO. A, in locked.
LMP: Okay, it's locked. The lockup lock's locked.
CDR: Okay. DIVERTER valves, vertical.
LMP: Vertical.
UNKNOWN: items prepared for jettison: ECS LiOH cartridge and brackets - it's in there. Hammocks, PLSS batteries and LiOH cartridges. Waste, bags.
LMP: And drift.
CDR: Okay. Shut off the DESCENT WATER valve.
LMP: WATER valve, CLOSED. Okay, Just like that. Watch your set. And strap's set.
CDR: Okay, PLSS fan, ON; vent flag, clear. %CONFIDENI
LMP: Far_, ON.
CDR: Vent flag, clear.
LMP: Vert flag, clear.
CDR: Okay, you ready for your helmet?
UNKNOWN: Get, all the stuff up. Get that?
CDR: Just a minute. This ...
CDR: Al[. righty.
CDR: Okay, I believe that's good.
LMP: ... Locked?
CDR: Yo_'re locked.
CDR: Hey, can you see your controls?
CDR: Mine?
CDR: Okay, your LE_JfA is installed. Check your drink bag position.
LMP: ... you're pressurized. Okay, can you reach it?
CDR: Yes, I got it.
LMP: OLay ....
CDR: ... Yes.
LMP: Cobra cable's coming out.
LMP: I think it made it in the back. Here we go.
CDR: Sounds better. Okay?
UNKNOWN: It's latched.
LMP: Bags.
LMP: Let me look behind now. You look at the o_her side. Yes, I was afraid of that. Okay, now you're all tucked down.
CDR: Okay, LCG is positioned as re_ired; open _he LCG PUMP breaker.
UNKNOWN: take a shot of cold air and chill _own, if you don't - cold water ...
CDR: Yes. Do you want me to go ahead and disconnect my -
CDR: Okay, go ahead. I'11 be putting tttese hoses in the back, here.
LMP: Okay. You track it, and then_ from those, you hook it up while you're at it. I'11 hold it for you. Go ahead.
UNKNOWN: Okay. I think - that ought tc do it.
UNKNOWN: *** there. It went. Can't do two things at once.
LMP: Get it locked?
UNKNOWN: Sure? It didn't feel like it. Okay.
CDR: Okay, you ready?
LMP: Okay, LCG PUMP, opening.
CDR: Okay. Here, I'11 get this.
LMP: Here, I'11 get them for you.
CDR: Okay, you're locked.
LMP: Okay, verified. Helmet and visor, alined and adjusted.
LMP: Okay. Torso tiedown and adjusted. I'm going to pull it down a little bit more today - this stiff suit's not _ui_e tight enough.
LMP: Okay, 02 connectors, three.
CDR: T_rn around. They're locked; red locked_ blue locked.
LMP: Purge valves, one.
CDR: Purge valve's locked.
LMP: Water connector, one.
CDR: Water connecter's locked.
UNKNOWN: CcrYa cennector, one.
CDR: Co:mm connector's locked.
UNKNOWN: Ok_y_ do it for me
CDR: Okr=y, helmet and visor, alined and adjusted.
LMP: Do you verify that?
CDR: My torso tiedown is okay. Three 02 connectors?
LMP: Okay, three 02 connectors, verified locked, and lock locked.
CDR: One purge valve.
UNKNOWN: One purge valve, in, and lock locked.
CDR: Water connector.
CDR: And comm connector.
UNKNOWN: Locked and locked.
UNKNOWN: Take a look at the EVA circuit breakers.
UNKNOWN: Okay. Wait a minute. Hold it. Let me move there. Move the little container here. Okay, EVA circuit breakers.
CDR: Okay. They're verified.
UNKNOWN: Mine are all verified. Let's don EV gloves.
CDR: Okay. Bring your ring around a little bit.
CDR: I think that did it. Now try it.
UNKNOWN: No. Something's catching on it, Al.
CDR: *** it off.
CDR: *** it off?
LMP: Yes. *** perfectly straight .., this time.
UNKNOWN: That felt good.
UNKNOWN: *** go in here.
CDR: Okay. Four wrist locks locked; glove straps ad- justed. Verify PLSS DIVERTER in Mil{. ONFIDEN
LMP: (}kay. DIVERTER in MIN.
CDR: And PLSS pump, ON.
LMP: Pump, ON.
CDR: Okay. PRESS REGs A and B to EGRESS.
LMP: Okay. Thank you. Okay. PRESS REGs A and B.
CDR: PRESS REGs A and B to EGRESS.
UNKNOWN: PRESS, EGRESS.
CDR: Okay. Pressure integrity check. Turn your PLSS 02 ON. Should get tone. 02 flax, 0.
LMP: 02, ON. There we go.
CDR: Go?
UNKNOWN: Fla{[, O.
CDR: Flag, 0.
UNKNOWN: There's the torie. 02 flag, 0.
CDR: PRESS flag, feed.
LMP: PRE_S, 0.
CDR: PRESS flag cleared, 3.1.
LMP: And mine's cleared.
CDR: And I'm stable at 3.7.
UNKNOWN: I'm not quite there yet. Okay. There it is.
CDR: And the 02 fla_ is clear.
UNKNOWN: Mine's clear. My 02 is off.
CDR: Okay. And we're stabilized at 3.7. And 02 coming OFF.
UNKNOWN: 3.7, starting the check. Okay. _aere's 40. I have about 0.22.
CDR: Okay, Houston; 0.22 drop on the LMP and 0.15 drop on the CDR. Okay. PLSS 02, 0N.
UNKNOWN: okay. PLSS 02 is ON. And 02 ;flag, clear; tone is on.
CDR: Okay. And the pressure is back up to 3.7.
LMP: Okay. And, Houston, we're ready for CABIN DEPRESS.
CC: Okay. We're GO, Ed.
CDR: Okay. Okay. Circuit breaker ECS CABIN REPRESS, open.
UNKNOWN: _ CABIN REPRESS breakers, open.
CDR: And CABIN REPRESS valve, CLOSED. CLOSED.
UNKNOWN: It's
CDR: Okay. I'11 get the - - or
UNKNOWN: Forward the overhead?
CDR: i'11 get the forward.
CDR: Okay. Soing down.
UNKNOWN: Okay. We're going to drop - go to AUTO at 3.5.
LMP: Okay. There's 4.5. 4. 3.5. L.9.
CDR: Okay, we're back in AUTO. Cuff gage readin_ ONFtDEN[
LMP: And so is mine.
CDR: Cakin at 3.5.
UNKNOWN: That's verified.
CDR: Lbl salt, 3.6 tc 4.3.
LMP: That's at 4.5.
CDR: Ani PGA is greater than 4.3, and it's coming down.
UNKNOWN: And mine's coming iown. Okay. Start the wrist- watch.
CDR: Okay, Houston, Time zoro -
CDR: N_ARi{.
CC: We _ot i_ start. tlne
UNKNOWN: *** time zero. Oven - -
CDR: Coming open.
UNKNOWN: *** 2 _ounds.
LMP: One po'mhd.
UNKNOWN: Ysur-tenths.
UNKNOWN: Okay. *** give it a try.
UNKNOWN: Okay. Water flag A.
UNKNOWN: Okay. Turn PLSS FEEDWATER, on.
UNKNOWN: FEiDWATER, on.
CDR: Can you get the - -
UNKNOWN: Pardon.
CDR: Can you reach the feedwater for me?
LMP: Yes. Okay. Just a second. Let me -
CDR: Okay. *** get a water flag A?
UNKNOWN: And mine is cleared.
CDR: Already clear?
UNKNOWN: Yes. Wall, we used them yesterda}-. It shouldn't take too long.
UNKNOWN: Okay. I've got PREAMPs and on ECS ligh%. Better - SEP COMPONENT light is on. Switch the lighting to the ANNUNCIATOR/NUMERIC DIM position. And I'11 start the PET. Okay. Oh, I t:hink I see what my suit problem is, Al. I've got: a broken cable in my wrism.
UNKNOWN: Yes. See, I - I can't control the right hand.
UNKNOWN: Keeps pulling back to the inside cf me.
CDR: Pull it there?
UNKNOWN: I can pull it, but I can't turn it this wa],;and make it stay there. See, it's doing it by ,itself.
CDR: Okay. i?e have both water hags clear. Hatch is coming open. And you want to ,_et my antenna on the way out?
UNKNOWN: Yes. 'tEONFIDENT!..Ai41
LMP: Okay. Watch the hatch cover. Kick it closed with your knee - I nean the ban - handle cover.
UNKNOWN: Okay. You're going to have to lean toward me.
LMP: You're hung up on the purse. There you go.
CDR: Co_ing over your way.
LMP: Okay. Okay. Now hold it while I get your hatch - I get your antenna.
LMP: Okay. You're GO. Go righv on out.
LMP: Back stra-gk% cn out. Now you're in good shape.
CDR: Ok_y, Houston. A1 is on _?'e porch.
CDR: Okay. I'm ready for jettison bag, Ed.
UNKNOWN: Okay. Let me get my checklist oren here.
CDR: Ani is's clear.
UNKNOWN: Wait, i'!2 come down and get it.
CDR: lha%'s all right.
UNKNOWN: Just hand it to me. i'm r;ight here.
UNKNOWN: Okay, Houston, Ai's en the surface.
CC: Fc:6er, Al.
UNKNOWN: Al, the LEC's - -
CC: And we got a good picture here, and we just saw you hop off.
LMP: And the LEC's ready to - the ETB's ready to come down.
LMP: Wait a minute. Let me get a little tension on it. Okay.
CDR: Okay. Slow it ,just a sec.
CC: CDR Skay. i've got it.
UNKNOWN: _ I'm checking the circuit breakers.
UNKNOWN: Okay. Houston, I'm about read:/ to egress.
UNKNOWN: _ Houston, 2d. Do you read?
CC: *** Ed. You're cleared to come euc.
UNKNOWN: And, Houston, Ed's on the porch. Starting dawn the ladder.
UNKNOWN: _ Well, it's nice to be out in the sunny day again.
CDR: Yes, it's a beautiful day here at Fra _auro Ease. Not a cloud in the sky.
CC: The Sun ought to be a little hJgher today.
UNKNOWN: Yes, going on oxygen today.-
UNKNOWN: Beautiful day for a game of golf. Okay. 1tCONFIDENTt
CDR: Ed, I started to get a picture of home sweet home righ_ straight u_ there.
LMP: Yes. Could you undo my EVA antenna, please?
CDR: 0kaF, you're now undone.
LMP: Okay. i've been undone before.
CDR: I really like this.
LMP: Al?
UNKNOWN: One more _roblem here. My goii visor's caught. I can't seem to - -
LMP: - - pull down.
CDR: Okay. Want
UNKNOWN: In there. Tharlk you. some help?
CDR: No, it's okay. All ri6i_ty.
UNKNOWN: Okay, we're all se%.
LMP: **_ two spares right u_ here.
LMP: They fit up there okay. your
CDR: Watch foot. Back up.
CC: *_* pretty neat jig t_ere.
UNKNOWN: Okay, while you're down there, pick up the - handle. Okay, very good.
LMP: You able to read it?
CDR: Okay, I think so, after we *** it off a little.
UNKNOWN: *** it off, baby.
CDR: Easy.
LMP: Here, you want the brush? ... Get a clean little brush out of there.
UNKNOWN: Just turn it over.
UNKNOWN: Little things proceed to eat your time line u_.
UNKNOWN: And, A1 and Ed, we've got about lC minutes !ef_ now to complete the MET load. e _ SliV ., th_iC
UNKNOWN: Okay, Fredo. It'11 be completed a '_ i'_ t ime.
UNKNOWN: *** good. We're going to need all we can get.
UNKNOWN: Okay. In accordance with your desires, we are leaving the organic sample out of SRC number 2. Is thac correct?
UNKNOWN: *** No. That isn't the sample he referred to, I don't believe. Sample underneath the 12.].
UNKNOWN: *** Al.
CDR: *** did you read, Houston?
CC: Okay, Albert, continue as nomir:al now.
UNKNOWN: Oh, you son of a gun. Oh, this is going tc jerk that cable out yet.
CDR: Okay. Let's run over the MET stowage. We have zhe BSLSS - - CONFIDE
CDR: - - extension handle, and two pairs of tongs. Okay, we have two core-tube cap assemblies. We have tether and gnomon. We have a ha_mer_ we have a small scoops, six core tubes, 35-bag dispenser, trenching too]., a 16-millimeter camera, and - _'Tay I have that lens brush again, please?
LMP: Ok_y.
CDR: Can load u_ a HAG right here if we want.
LMP: Okay. I'11 have some _,'L_Gs in a minute.
CDR: Geed. There you go- it.
CDR: Houston, on the 16-millimeter, we're putting ma6a- zinc Ho_el-Hosel.
CC: *** Al. Hotel-Hotel.
CDR: 61an i help you taere?
UNKNOWN: Nc. I'm getving it.
CDR: *** yet?
UNKNOWN: Yes, there's some more in there. And, Houston, on the 16-millimeter MAGs, i put Foxtrot-Fextrot ani GO, George-George, in _he *** I'm putting - -
CC: *** Ed. area.
UNKNOWN: - Hasselblad Kilo-Kilo on the MET storage
CC: Ncger. Kilo-Kilo Hasselblad MAGs.
UNKNOWN: I've got the closeuu c_mera turned on. is that a__i the PLUGs?
CDR: There's one more Hasselblad back there.
CDR: Okay, there's an extra - 16-mJllimeter going in here.
CDR: Okay. We have 16-millimeter camera, and two and a half magazines, two SESCs and MSSC, two 70-millimeter cameras, and one extra magazine black and white, and we have a partial magazine of color. Closeup camera's turned on, and we need some more weigh bags.
UNKNOWN: Have you gotten the polarizing filter and the TDS yet, Al?
CDR: The polarizing filter is - is - is already in, and the TDS, i'11 be getting now.
LMP: Okay. So it looks like the MET stowage is com- plete. Let me look over my list. 7G-millimeter .MAGs -
CDR: Negative. We need some more weigh bags.
CC: Roger, A1 and Ed. I show you short the weigh bags, MESA brush, and a map.
LMP: Okay. The MESA brush is there and the map is there.
CDR: Okay. Here we come.
UNKNOWN: *** close that.
CDR: Okay. The TDS sample is on.
LMP: Okay. And we need two weigh b!_gs on.
LMP: That's all the weigh bags we h'_ve there.
UNKNOWN: That's all the weigh bags we have there; we have two more in here. CONFID ENTI,A411
CDR: Okay. We have a total of four.
UNKNOWN: _Jhy don't we get thor. stowed on outside then.
CDR: Okay. Why don't you put this one on the back?
CDR: And I'il nut this one down here.
CDR: Okay, the MET's loaded, Houston.
CC: Roger, Al. The MET is loaded.
CDR: Okay. We'11 go to pick up the - -
UNKNOWN: LPM right now..
CDR: - - LPM_ and then, we'11 move the television car_era after that.
UNKNOWN: Just watch your cables ...
CC: Okay. We're right about e n the time _'
CDR: Oct it?
CDR: Okay. *** the cable.
CDR: !-5'11 go around the S-band.
CC: Y3u really look neat there. Say
CC: i said that :really looks neat. I can see it c{_uncing a little bit - -
CC: CDR Yes, it bounces a little.
CC: -. - and your tracks are quite visible. ,_ka,,.,
CDR: _ , u_ on top of the hill.
CDR: _:nd it's very level _here.
LMP: Okay. The pallet's removed; the thermal cover is replaced.
CDR: And, let's do this slow.
LMP: Okay. It's all yours.
LMP: Wait, I'11 give you a little more slack. You up there?
CDR: 201 in the Sun.
CDR: Got it? electronics
LMP: Okay. Ail right, we'11 take off the package. Throw away the caging device.
LMP: High scale, ON.
CDR: That nearly caught there. Okay.. Clear.
UNKNOWN: Houston, you wanted LPM temperature. It's 125.
CC: *_* Ed. 125.
UNKNOWN: Ail right. And, Houston, the LPM is loaded on board the MET. I'11 start on o_t, if you want tc turn the camera around.
CDR: Yes. I _ust wanted to give - get a goo_ - direc- tion. Actually, our sight to A, direcvly toward the center of the crater - -
UNKNOWN: Yes, that's right over that way.
CDR: And it's - *** about 350 meters, a thousand feet.
LMP: Okay. We'11 start off that direction and take a look around. qONFIDENTI
CDR: Okay, and I'11 aim the camera toward Cone.
CDR: Ckay, Houston. We're going to try to put the TV camera in the shade_ aim it up toward Cone. Not sure we're going to be successful in doing that.
CC: Okay, Al. We don't want to tarry too long on that one. We're about 2 minutes behind starting out.
CC: You can leave them just as they are right now.
CDR: Say a_ain?
CC: The settings that are on the TV are - right now, are good.
CDR: You don't want to aim i_ %o_ard Cone Crater?
CC: ***sive, Al. You can do that task, but we won't wcr:?y too much about fineness on aiming it. The sevbings on the car.era right now should be good.
CDR: Okai?. We'11 aim it up toward Cone. It's going to be fairly close to the Sun. We'11 see what happens.
CC: *** Al.
CDR: Do you have the image sf the Sun yet? Do you have the image of the Sun yet?
CC: Okay. We have a lit_ie bit of a glare in there_ hut we have a picture, Al.
CDR: i'm going to bring it a little further to the right. How's that?
CC: *** Al. We can see the slope - flank of Cone coming in.
CDR: Okay. Okay, you're looking at Cone.
CC: Roger, Al. We have little bit. of a glare across the center; but in the background, we can see the crest of Cone.
UNKNOWN: Okay. Okay, we'11 probably be off the camera to the right.
LMP: *** ought to check our position right about here, Al. See if we can find out where we are.
CDR: Okay. While you're checking your position, I'11 be using the ctoseup.
CDR: Okay. Taking the picture of _he MET tracks, Houston. With the closeup and the Sun angle's - -
CDR: *** at i1 o'clock.
CDR: Okay, 30, one, and two. My track's aG 11, ]2,3, and 4; footprints, Sun at 10 o'clock.
CC: *** Al. I copied the frame numbers. And we still have you in the picture.
CDR: Okay. Head on out, man.
UNKNOWN: Yes, let's go.
UNKNOWN: _ I don't know exactly where we are.
CDR: Well, keep the map in your hand - -
CDR: - - and keep going. I got this.
UNKNOWN: I can locate a f_miliar cra l_er.
CDR: Okay, Houston. We're headed just about toward the cen_er of Cone Crater.
UNKNOWN: Okay, Al. Is this North Triplet right here to - to our right? It is, isn't it'! dlDNFIDENT,,r-/r,411
LMP: Oksy. This nice big depression over here.
CDR: Houston, we're again proceeding directly toward the, center of the crater, point A. As Ed pointed out, we're passing north of North Triplet. The area over which we are passing again, of course, is poskmarked by craters. However, the land is generally flat right here. We have a - sort of a -- a - I was going to say mesa, but I really don't th!nk it's a mesa. It's more of a ridge, which extends to the southeast, al_most normal to our pa_h of travel. I think point A is probably down in thav valley.
UNKNOWN: Ye_. Look, Ai. I've spotted it, See _he a_'ater a_nost directly up front from us, in the valley? Rifht in the middle valley?
CDR: Rifht.
LMP: Thav's Weird.
LMP: Mc head to the north of that, we're in business.
CDR: Okay. That means that poin_ A is, in fact, right in the valley.
CDR: The - There see_ms to _e quite a few large rocks as we progress along here. *** rocks of up to 2 or 3 feet in size, and one would - would fairly easily postulate %hose came directly from Cone Crater. Of course, we will - get sar.._les of these a little further along.
UNKNOWN: A ii%tle fur%her to who left. Okay. Point A, Al, is right - it's not quite in the valley, it's right beyond over here.
CDR: Okay. *** fairly subdued craters now.
LMP: Yes. Okay, this chain that we're going through right here - -
UNKNOWN: Is there any basic change in the - any basic change in the surface texture as you're heading out across toward A, there?
LMP: No. It looks all the same, Fredo. We're - Fredo, see the crater - -
CC: *** what I was afraid of.
LMP: See the crater 60 meters tc the west of point A? The fairly sharp one?
LMP: Okay. We're coming up on that one right - -
CC: I think i have it on the chart.
UNKNOWN: Okay, we're coming up on that one right now. It's the sharper one in the east, north-south line of about three craters. And our traverse, supposedly, passes right between them. Got it?
UNKNOWN: Okay. We got you right on the map, Ed.
UNKNOWN: Okay. The - the kind of Doublet Crater, supposedly just south of our track at 71 and CT, and CT 0.3? We're passing exactly on the sout_ rim of those two, now.
CDR: Probably A right here, is it _:_ot?
LMP: It's right over here to our isft a little bit, Al, I believe. Now, let me see. A is right beside a - -
CC: And one other question from here. Dia the blocks you described as you moved across there, do they appear _o he in the form of rays from Cone or are they pretty widely spread? NFfDENTtAt J
CDR: We don't see any ray pattern, I would say. They're fairly generally scattered.
LMP: Fred, right here in the center of these three for A. Okay.
CDR: Buy that? it's
LMP: We]i, pretty close, i don't think it's ex- actly at A, but it's close. Real confusing. This - -
CC: Okay, I'11 - clock you at A, right now.
LMP: Ok_. That large crater zo your right, Al, just doesn't snow up. Aha! It does,too. That's the one. Just beyond that is A.
CDR: That's what I thought. Right about 20 feet ahead of me, right?
UNKNOWN: Ye3, yes.
CDR: Okay, babe. Fred, the surface, here *** talk about that, is - is textured. It - it is, of course, a very fine grain dusty regolith, much the same as we have in the vicinity of the _. But there seem to be small nebbles - more small pebbles here on the surface than we had back around the LM area. An_ the population of larger rocks, perhaps small bsulder-size, is more prevalent here. Okay, this is probably pretty good.
UNKNOWN: Yes, this is a good place for A and y'all might also ca_ent, Fredo, that the - they have an appearance, here, quite often like raindrops - a very few rain- drops have splattered the surface, it gives you that appearance. Obviously, they haven't; but it's that sorv of texture, in alaces.
CDR: Yes, I think - I was - I was just about to say that there's a relationship between the texture and these sn:ali surface pebbles. Okay, point A.
LMP: Okay, at point A, we do a double-core LPM. I'11 start with the LPM and a pan.
CDR: Okay, I'11 start with the TDS.
CDR: Fred, did you read? We're proceeding as written on the checklist.
CC: Roger, I copied - I copied all of that.
CDR: The point where we're samplin_ is - Just about in the center of three craters of almost equal size. I would say, perhaps, 20 meters in diameter. The ones to the north in *** are more fresh, more sharp; the one to the left is more subdued. I'm pretty sure we're just about where point A is on the map_ it fits *** Well, it fits the description of it.
CDR: Okay. In the TDS_ Houston; serial nur..ber10©2.
UNKNOWN: And the frame counter on the cioseup is no_ 335.
CDR: Roger. And I'm now dusting that sample.
CDR: *** remark before I start, that. number 3 block on this sample appears to have a smudge cn it, before I start - a very light black smudge.
CC: Okay. We copied, Al.
LMP: Okay, Fred. The LPM is in place; /i'm level - It's leveled and alined, and I'm returning to the MKf.
CC: Okay. Give me a call when you get there, and I'11 start the timing.
LMP: Okay. i'm here now.
UNKNOWN: Okay. May I get a Hasselblad? IDNFIDENTIA
CDR: Sure. You may have a Hasselblad. What would you like?
LMP: I'l:_ take mine, if you don't mind.
CDR: Oka_._,Senor. f/8.
LMP: No Sun. I want Thank you.
LMP: And, Houston. The locater shot for the placement of the MET - of the LPM is frame 7, magazine MM. I'11 take two of them.
CC: Roger. And, you can go with reading.
LMP: *** I took two shots of that for your locaters.
CC: *** Ed. And we're GO for the readings.
LMP: Okay. Be there in just a second. Fredo? Okay. I'm on high scale.
LMP: X is :_.a, 5_.2; z_,7.3; X_ 9 point - -
CC: Okay. Copied.
LMP: - - 9.6; Y, 3.8; Z, 6.7; X, 9.6; Y, 3.7; Z, 6.5. Ckay.
CC: I got all - al] readings, Ed.
LMP: And that was the high-scale reading.
CC: ReFer. High scale.
LMP: And now verifying the second TDS, serial num- ber 2001.
UNKNOWN: ?redo, Z'm leaving the L?M nu_.ber 2, and - -
CC: Ckay. Let me know when you're back at the MET.
LMP: Ckay. Just a second. I wanted to tell you that, in mb- leveling of these things, the bubble is tan- gent to the inner circle to the north, on both the first and %he second - alinement.
CC: Roger. Copy, Ed.
UNKNOWN: I'm back at the MET.
CC: And the clock is starting.
CC: And, white we got a few seconds there, Ed. The raindrop pattern you mentioned_ was it - is it pretty general or is it just here and there that you noticed this texture?
UNKNOWN: No, it seems to be fairly general, Fred.
CDR: Okay, Houston, the TDS sampling: is complete, and the final counter, closeup, is reaciing 311.
CC: Roger, Al. I copied on 1001, serial n_mber final count, 311. And Ed, you can - you're GO for the readings.
CDR: Get in there, baby. Okay.
LMP: Okay, Fredo. On high scale again; X, 01.i - Hold it.
CDR: I'm holding it. Oh, okay.
LMP: Roger. You bumped the MET_. I was afraid you were going to turn it over. X, 1.1; Y, 3.7; Z, 4.0; X, 1.1; Y, ] point - No, Y is 2.0; Z, 3.7; X, 1.1; Y, 3.9; Z, 3.6. Over.
CC: Okay, Ed. We've got all of yo_17 readings.
LMP: Okay. Returning to the thir_ cae.
CDR: Okay, i got closeup shots: 12, 13, and 14; and 12 - all at 9 o'clock shadow; 12 and la are two typical examples of the rain_rop-textured pattern which Ed - of which he spoke. Now, 13 is a picture of a foot track - -
LMP: ... tCONFIDENTIAJi
CDR: - - foot track in the same - area.
CDR: And I see some - -
CDR: I see a fairly large rock here at the - at the north craters. of these three It's embedded right at the rim. it's about 2 feet long. I can see some crys- tals in it. It has a good fillet pattern. I'm shooting a closeup of that. And the Sun angle again will be 9 o'clock.
CC: Okay, and Al, a word from the backroom says go at least two crater dis_meters away from - I guess, the crater you're just describing, when you get ready to take the double core.