Otrobonita/noicy-space-talks huggingface dataset:
CMP: Yes. We want to turn out as many lights as we can.
LMP: Yes, let me put the shades up then.
CMP: Put ali the shades up and turn out all the lights inside.
CDR: We came _11 the way out here for some poor guy, we might as well try and do his experiment right.
CMP: Is this for "Dim Light" DlW_kelman?
CDR: Yes. Bob Mercer.
LMP: Try and do it right.
LMP: You sure that other cable won't work on that camera? The one for the EL?
CDR: Let's try it.
CMP: Try it and see. It's -
CDR: This here?
CMP: It's always been m_ understanding that it wouldn't. It's not long enough anyway, I don't think.
LMP: We really can't do a thing.
LMP: See if it'11 hook to the bottom one.
LMP: No, it's too short.
CMP: Certainly.
LMP: Shit, it's not even close.
CDR: You can't - can't fit them together.
CMP: God dsmm it, there's an outlet down here somewhere.
CDR: Maybe that ,11 go behind the - rock box, Al.
CDR: Fit - will that fit on the camera though? Will this piece go onto the camera?
CDR: I think that's the same kind of connection as on the - on the Hasselblad.
CDR: There you go, behind the rock box. Jawohl. Yes.
CMP: That seems like a -
CDR: That's a hell of a thing to have to do, but I think there's one in - back there. I remember seeing it during checkout. Right there. There's one way back in there.
CDR: Well, there used to be one back here.
CDR: SCIENCE INSTRUMENTATION, 162.
LMP: How about that.
CDR: That's - see? It's not long enough to go there. (Laughter).
CDR: Uh-uh.
LMP: How about Just - Isn't there one on the other side, Dave?
CDR: Yes, but it's - There is, but if it's not long enou_ to go on this side, it certainly won't go on the other side. Does that look that kind like - -
CMP: That's the GAN.
CDR: Does that look like the right kind of plug, anyway, Al?
CMP: Yes. Yes, it does.
CDR: Houston, 15.
CC: I guess we have to agree that the cable doesn't reach all the way over to 227, and the request down here is that you voice-record shutter opening and closing on the S - on the DSE.
CDR: Okay, I'11 voice-record shutter opening and shutter closing. We'11 do that. What's the nl_mher of that panel down there, Al?
CMP: 162.
CDR: Okay; and be advised, we also tried to get it to panel 162 without success. It was too short for that one, too.
CMP: ... panel 162.
CDR: Well, we did everything we could.
CMP: Move She rock box for me, please.
CDR: Nothing else you can do? You tried.
CMP: Yes, I never thought about the - Juice that thing down here in the T.ER.
CMP: Okay, Jim, let's get on with it here.
LMP: Turn down the lights. Your first one'11 be for 2 seconds.
CMP: Okay. Let me make sure I got all the right stuff set up here - 1/24th [sic] and 1/500th.
CDR: Jim, make sure your tape recorder's going. You record the starts and stops like nobody does.
CMP: That right? Yes, I will.
LMP: Tape recorder's moving. ._,ifil _qF]fIII,._I_IFI'T.'. _
CMP: It is moving?
CMP: Okay; you ready?
LMP: Yes, I'm ready. Two seconds.
CMP: Okay. Okay, 2 seconds. Count now, one, 1000; two, 1000; OFF.
LMP: Okay. Change to time and - 1/60th.
LMP: Time and 1/60th.
CMP: Okay, it's time and 1/60th.
LMP: Okay, and the first one'11 be 60 seconds.
CMP: Okay. Have you got the clock running there? You can - -
LMP: Give me a mawk, and I'11 tell you when to stop it.
CMP: Okay, on m_ mark -
CMP: I think you'd be better off if you turned that off, Jim. Just - Can you see the timer without turning that light on? Yes. You going to tell me at i minute?
LMP: Try it again with the kitchen timer.
LMP: That's on the kitchen timer.
CMP: Okay; let's take two of that.
CMP: At - -
LMP: Okay - Why don't you give me a mark, and I'11 start the kitchen timer.
CMP: Okay. Let me make sure I got this set up right.
CDR: That would be a - Okay.
CMP: Okay. You ready?
CMP: On my mark -
LMP: When you hear the "ding," why, you can release it.
CMP: I must say, if that recorder's working okay, I must say that I don't think this - photography's going to come out very good because there's an awful lot of bright - great n,,mber of bright par- ticles right out in front of the spacecraft.
LMP: Ding.
CMP: Now what's the next one?
LMP: The next one's 20 seconds.
CMP: Okay. Same - 1/60th?
CDR: We want that one much.
LMP: Standing by for your call.
CMP: Okay. On my mark - 33
LMP: Stand by. MARK.
CMP: MARK. Okay.
CMP: Okay. What's the next speed there, and time?
LMP: Next one is 5 seconds.
CMP: Okay. On nv mark.
LMP: Okay, next one's - 1 second.
CMP: Okay. One second?
CDR: Lucky.
CMP: That sure does look funny.
LMP: Sounds like we got more than one frame.
CMP: Sounded like you got more than one frame.
LMP: Do you show it time and 1/60th?
CMP: No, I'm at i frame per second.
LMP: You should have been on time.
CMP: All right. I'11 take one on time for i second.
CMP: Well, how about - All the others were okay tho,_gh? Yes '
CMP: Yes, all the others are okay.
CMP: That - the last two are going to be - one's going to be maybe a couple of frames at i second, or one - or a couple of frames per second - yes, at i frame per second.
LMP: Well, why don't you Just take a 5-second one then? 1/60th.
CMP: At Huh?
LMP: In other words, you want to repeat the 5 second, too?
CMP: No. No.
CDR: One frame per second's going to be a lot different fra-_. from i second per
LMP: One frame per second is a lot different than i - second frame.
LMP: Yes. That's what I'm saying. Maybe we OIL_t%t to repeat the 5-second exposure. ¢ONF'IDE
CMP: No, that should be all right. I did that on time.
LMP: Okay, okay, go back to 24 frames per second.
CMP: Okay. (Sneeze).
LMP: And 1/500th.
CMP: And 1/500th; oo, that's going to be a - Okay.
LMP: And then run the DAC for 2 seconds.
LMP: And then lights up, enable Jets, and do a VERB 49 to another target.
LMP: Don't know what time it is.
LMP: Did you get the Jets enabled yet, Dave?
LMP: Okay, VERB 49.
CDR: Let me make sure I get the right Jets, A-3, C-4, B-3, and D-4.
LMP: Give me a VERB 49.
CDR: Okay, 239, 169, 330.
LMP: Okay, 239, 169, and 330. That's wrong.
CMP: Is that for the sextant or the UV?
CDR: We have to do another with the ...
CMP: Gee. Well, that's fair enough.
LMP: Ge maneuver.
CDR: Golly, that's a -
LMP: And, Al, when we get there, we'11 repeat - repeat step 3, yes.
CMP: What? With the sextant and stuff?
CMP: Oh, I thought we were done with it.
LMP: No, no, I'm sorry. We got a whole bunch more. We've got - -
LMP: - - to do the same thing on another target.
CMP: Oh, okay, okay.
LMP: Now that you got it all put away.
CMP: Sorry about that. Speak up there, James. Okay, we got to maneuver?
LMP: Yes, we're maneuvering now. Oh, boy.
LMP: I didn't tell you to remove the stuff, Al.
LMP: I didn't tell you to remove it. Stop.
CMP: Tough. Why, we're doing the UV next, James.
CDR: Time wise?
LMP: We're a little behind. We're at 25.
CDR: UV. By golly. You got to hustle, man. I'11 be getting some of that stuff out for you.
CDR: They want you to take all the MAGs over on this thing.
CMP: Want to get all your MAGs out and stuff like that to take over, huh?
CDR: Yes, since you're down there - why don't you?
LMP: Get the ones in - -
CDR: R-13. They're almost all in R-lB, Jim.
CMP: Okay. That's all over by Jim there.
UNKNOWN: I think I can help.
CDR: A-8 - There are three MAGS in A-8 you can get out, Al. You can get those; S, T, and U.
CMP: They're in A-8, huh?
CMP: Okay. Yes, that's right. Those are those - Has- selblad things, since they're in there.
LMP: You want me to take these out of R-lB now, Dave?
CDR: Yes. Let's Just get them All ready.
LMP: Tie them down there on the couch some way?
CMP: Let's see. How about O, P, and Q?
CDR: No. Well, all ours are double letters, really, Al.
CMP: Yes. anything single
CDR: So that's a letter is yours. So looking and what I'm really for is SS, TT, UU.
CMP: Hw_,.
CDR: Yes, and then you got to have the UV done, the TV out, and be over there for a TV pass in an hour.
LMP: That's ... Okay.
CDR: We need the Jettison bag out of A-2, Al. If you're in that vicinity.
CMP: Very strange. I don't see any SS, TT -
LMP: Well, if it Just says "LM S, T, and U," that's good.
CMP: Oh, hey, in here. Yes, I guess this is it here. They didn't mark them double. I bet you this is it.
CMP: Yes, LM S, T, and U.
CDR: Yes. Can you get us the Jettison bag out of A-27
CMP: That your UCTA down there, Jim? Leaking all over.
LMP: Where? I don't see it.
UNKNOWN: Well, I bumped it, and it's Just - coming all over me. Okay. Now what do you want out of A-27
LMP: Want a jettison bag.
LMP: Okay. Now for the ...
CDR: Let's see. You want 13, there.
CMP: Okay. Are we in attitude yet?
LMP: No, not yet, Al.
CDR: No, we're not there, Al. We've got a ways to go.
LMP: ... I think ...
CDR: Fine. That's got it. Okay, we got it. Going to be a ... got on your hands.
LMP: We're not there yet. We need _utility straps and retainer straps.
CDR: I'11 be getting those.
CMP: From where?
LMP: Over from R-5. 39 39
CMP: R-57 39
CDR: Forget it, Al.
CMP: Oh, okay. Yes.
CDR: Peanuts. Let's really get the big stuff.
CMP: Yes. ·Okay. You got the film? Okay.
CDR: And - Got a ways to go. We want to get the LM Data Kit, in R-3. Okay, Ac - -
CMP: Yes, that's right here.
CDR: - - Activation Checklist in R-3. Because - R-3's connected with -
CMP: The LM Data Card Kit?
CDR: Well, the whole thing. The LM Data Kit should be in there.
CMP: Oh, that's it, probably, stored back there.
CDR: Yes. Should be Activation Checklist.
LMP: You want this all over there, Dave?
LMP: Activation Checklist.
CDR: Why don't we Just take the Activation?
LMP: Yes, take the other thing when I'm not looking.
CMP: What say? Put it back up? Yes.
LMP: Let's see how close we are. Let's see ....
CMP: Yes, I can get it out for you, if you want. Here it is.
LMP: ...? We got another 30 degz?es to go.
CMP: Jim, you're absolutely unreadable. I can't make out a word you're saying, usually.
LMP: Okay. I got it, Al.
CMP: There you go. I can hear you. Got the cables?
LMP: Yes. I got them.
CMP: Okay. You want the bracket? No.
CMP: This is going to be Just hand held.
LMP: Taking it over to the LM.
LMP: Keep watching the monitor.
CDR: Hey! How did you ever get L-2 closed, Al?
CMP: L-2 closed. I didn't.
CDR: Somehow -
CMP: I didn't get it closed. I couldn't close it on all those cables. Could you?
CDR: No. Not unless I rewind the cables.
CDR: Too much in here.
CMP: Yes, there is.
LMP: N ........ u I d_'t umderstand why I can't get A-1 closed.
LMP: It's got too much in it with the strut that's in the way there. Dave, can you reach down through there and rotate that strut a little bit so that it gets - so that it's - -
LMP: - - out of the way of the lid of A-l?
CDR: No, I can't. I don't know which way to rotate the darn thing here. It's got to rotate - that's right - it's got to rotate towards you.
LMP: Why don't you ... get that thing?
CDR: M_ ....
LMP: Get it ... I guess. Better than ...
CDR: No, no, it won't go that way. .Itwon't make any differen ce.
LMP: ... Get it -get it all the way up ...
CDR: No. It doesn't bend that way.
LMP: I don't know what there is about that strut there that - that changed.
LMP: Well, something's different there.
CDR: There sure is.
CMP: The ... attitude. Why don't you do 'that - -
LMP: Roger, OMNI Delta.
CDR: Okay. I want to get my su - want to get my suit back out of the way. You got to - you got to ro- tate that strut.
LMP: ... through there.
CDR: Yes. Get my suit back out of the way here.
LMP: Okay, if we're at attitude, Dave, you want to disable those Jets?
LMP: A - Able 3, Baker 3, Charlie 4, Dog 4.
CDR: Okay. They're disabled.
LMP: Okay. Call P52.
UNKNOWN: Okay. Oki.
LMP: And we want a - all Zeros aud NOUN 70.
LMP: And _the NOUN 88 - we want the same values.
CMP: Oh,we do?
CMP: Oh, yes. Yes, that's right; 108. Okay. Ss_ne values, eh?
LMP: It says verify that, throug h the sextant, that the optics are boresighted on your target. Get G&N POWER on for you.
CMP: Okay, we can go to - Let me Just make sure I got the same target.
CMP: Yes. That's the same one. All right. Up.
LMP: G&N POWER going off. Mount the DAC on the sextant.
LMP: Okay, dim interior lights, and - You on 24 frames per second?
CDR: Okay. I am now.
LMP: Okay, you want to do - - 1/500th?
CMP: And - and 1/500th.
LMP: Uh-huh. Yes, it'11 be
CMP: Okay. You want it 2 seconds?
LMP: Two seconds, yes.
LMP: Okay. Change the time to 1/60th.
LMP: You there?
LMP: Okay. At 60 seconds, give me a mawk and I'11 give
CMP: Okay. You in what - now what do you want it now?
LMP: Sixty seconds.
CMP: First one 60 seconds, huh?
CMP: You going to give me a mark?
LMP: Mww.--bmm,
LMP: About 20 seconds.
CMP: Okay. I want to do that one again. Ready?
LMP: Why you doing it again?
CMP: Hmm?
LMP: Why do you want to do it again?
CMP: Oh, I was a little bit leary of that last one. I didn't like the way that shutter sounded.
CMP: Okay. Okay. Next?
LMP: The next one is 20 seconds.
CDR: All right. You ready?
LMP: Definitely.
LMP: Okay, tell me when you're ready. The next one's 5 seconds.
CMP: Okay. I'm ready.
LMP: Your next one's i second.
LMP: Okay. Then you change to 24 fra_s per second.
CMP: Okay. 1/500th
LMP: And of a second.
LMP: Then run the DAC for 2 Seconds.
LMP: Okay. Enable Jets.
CDR: Okay. Coming on; A-3, Charlie 4, Bravo 3, and Delta 4.
LMP: Okay. Record the MAG - percentage. Al, did we use 5 percent?
CMP: Yes, we didn't use any more than that.
CDR: Select attitude, Jim.
LMP: Okay. VERB 49 maneuver to the UV photos .... load them.
LMP: Okay. 150, 052, and 033.
CDR: 150, 052, and 033.
CDR: What did you get on percentage on the MAGs, Al?
LMP: Al, percentage on the MAGs.
CMP: Well. It looks to me like it's about - we started out at about 95 percent and we're down to about 90 percent.
CDR: ... take this ...
CMP: Okay. I'm going to put some of those cameras away here. We don't need the pictures any more here, rigl%t?
CMP: Okay, Dave. Dave, you want to - stash that Just for now, and -
LMP: Still be one more left.
CDR: Oh, it'11 be a long time.
CMP: Okay. Here it is. Jettison, Jim.
LMP: I've got the drogue here, Al, if you can get the TV between my legs.
CDR: I got the probe, Jim. Let's see, you take the Jet- tison bag. I want to put the probe over here by the hatch.
LMP: Okay, I've got the JETT bag.
CC: 15, Houston. We'd like to have NARROW BEAM, please.
CDR: Tell them NARROW BEAM.
CMP: Okay, Karl. You got NARROW.
LMP: We go over there yet?
CDR: Not yet, Jim. We're not going anywhere yet. There. Okay, now -
CMP: Got them lashed down?
CDR: Yes, lashed down.
CDR: Now we need the drogue.
CDR: It seems to me that - the best thing - Give Jim back that TV. I think we can probably put his drogue also %ruder the couch.
CMP: Under Jim's couch?
CDR: Well, that's too crowded, but I think under - under here.
CDR: Let's see how we might m-_e out. Okay, watch your suit.
CDR: Change ribbons.
LMP: One moment here.
CMP: Yes. Did you-
CDR: You like AUTO? Or REACQ.
CMP: AUTO's fine for what we're doing.
CDR: Okay, Houston, you should have the high gain now.
CC: Roger, 15. Give us NARROW BEAM, please.
CDR: Anything over there, Jim?
CDR: Okay, Houston. The LMP is in the LM.
CC: Houston copies. TIME SKIP
LMP: ... want
LMP: Okay. Did you me to continue checking? I figured after I - Standby.
CDR: Yes. I thought you checked them all, Jim. Sure. Check them all. Sure.
LMP: ... do this?
CDR: Okay. TV.
LMP: ... That's over ...
CDR: Yes, when I read it out to you. Not before.
LMP: Okay, Karl. I've checked all the circuit breakers, and that's the only one that seems to be out of configuration.
LMP: Okay, we're standing by.
LMP: Yes, that's corrected.
CMP: Yaw - our yaw is really ***
LMP: Yes, we're in TRACK, AUTO.
CMP: The yaw is ***
CDR: Just let it go for a while. It's black and it's black and it 's black.
LMP: PITCH is minus BO, YAW is 270, and track is AUTO.
CDR: ... 280.
LMP: You can stop that one someplace.
LMP: Okay. And right now the yaw indicator is reading about 280.
LMP: The dial is 280. The th,-.bwheel is 270.
CDR: ... try to t,lw crazy.
CDR: This is 15; I read you loud and clear.
CDR: Well, nothing, other than that the pitch went to zero, and the yaw decreased Just very slightly. And, of course, when you reacquired, why, I think only the pitch went back to 30.
CMP: Take this here ....
CDR: Get it off?
CMP: Yes, I ... turn this PRD in.
CDR: Get the pRD out of there while you're at it.
CMP: Out of - where is it? It's in your
CDR: It's in the pocket with yours, ght'hand. Ah, I cuff - by your - top of your ri got it.
CMP: Oh, okay ....
CDR: Is this p&d you copied down, Al, is that - the next midcourse, huh?
CMP: No. That's &.flyby pad. DAY 3
CDR: Okay, Jim. How do you cycle those?
CDR: Okay. MAP CAMERA on to ON for 2 minutes and then OFF, and I'11 set the camera.
LMP: Okay. we're going to ON -
CDR: The clock is running. PAN CAMERA SELF TEST to on (up). Talkback barber pole, to five frames, and then gray.
LMP: Okay, SELF TEST.
CDR: And then five. Then you do five frames.
CMP: ... he doesn't. I think you - you'11 - you'11 see at 5 - about 5 seconds - and then gray.
CDR: Okay. Is it gray?
CDR: Still not gray?
CDR: It is barber pole?
LMP: Yes, it's barber pole.
CDR: Did it go barber pole when you put it - put it on?
CDR: Oh, I see, Al. It does five frames automatically, and then it automatically goes gray.
LMP: Okay. It's gray.
CDR: Good. PAN CAMERA SELF TEST to HEATERS.
CMP: We still don't kuowwhether it - what - anything about the craters.
LMP: Okay, PAN CAMERA SELF TEST going to HEATERS.
CDR: PAN CAMERA POWER to OFF.
LMP: PAN CAMERA POWER, OFF.
CDR: Okay. After mapping camera - Oh, wait a minute. Stand by for the bell.
CDR: And when the bell rings, you want to go NAPPING CAMERA to OFF.
LMP: Too bad they _dn't put this panel over on Al's side.
CDR: I think it'd been a lot easier for him during the flight - or during the - -
CDR: - - solo time, too.
LMP: Yes. Yes, it would have, too.
CDR: Probably didn't have the wiring.
LMP: Didn't have any room for it ...
CDR: Well, they probably - the wire ... probably were all built for this, you know.
CDR: Yup, yup. There you So. going
LMP: Okay, MAPPING CAMERA OFF.
CDR: MAP CAMERA, OFF. Okay, and then for 1 minute, we CAMERA, And time the MAPPING OFF. after it's been OFF for 1 minute, MAP CAMERA goes - the MAP CAMERA, ON, goes to STANDBY, and we should get a gray talk- back. And the clock is running.
CDR: You have another 49 maneuver, or you want to recoup -
CMP: ... that other ... 49 maneuver ... again.
CDR: Oh, oh, it says - Well, youget the idea that the - antenna. Let's see - it says secure t_e high gain
CDR: So why don't we wait?
CDR: Okay, Jim. MAP CAMERA, ON, to STANDBY.
LMP: Verified. T-l_hack
CDR: gray.
CDR: Houston, Apollo 15. That completes the man [sic] and pap [sic] camera operation. And, if you approve, We'11 secure the high gain and maneuver to the UV attitude.
CMP: Nothing like rubbing it in. (Laughter) Thank
CDR: Okay. On the way. you.
CMP: What's the attitude there, Jim?
UNKNOWN: - - DAY4
LMP: - - with a ... Minus 35.
LMP: You guys got all your oxygen?
CMP: Minus 5 and a PRO, and a DELTA-V thrust of plus 5 ... Okay. PILOT VALVE, open. Everything else looks good.
CMP: Okay. We've got ... here.
CMP: Average g is on.
LMP: EMS MODE, NORMAL.
CDR: _S MODE's on.
CMP: And we settle down for the DELTA-V thrust.
CMP: Sit back and ... - -
CMP: Clear to PRO.
CDR: Okay. 99 PRO. Ought to be okay.
CDR: And the DELTA-V THRUST is on.
CMP: B valves.
CDR: IGNITION. i - -
CDR: - - 2, 3, 4, 5 - -
CMP: A's coming on. Okay - -
CDR: - - ... there.
CMP: - - A valves. PC is reading about 90.
CMP: Looks like it's running smooth.
CDR: ... Okay. The EMS and the DELTA-V and the DSKY look good. And we have tight limits. Very smooth.
CDR: Okay, the DSKY and EMS look good. Still in the tight limits.
CDR: A minute, and you' re tracking PITCH 41.
CMP: N_! Right on, huh? Okay, the pressure's running 95; holding steady.
CDR: Okay. Keep going on tight limits.
CDR: The DSKY and the EMS agree. ... watch for the loose limits?
CMP: Yes. I should be able to ... loose limits.
LMP: Five degrees, Dave. And the balance - unbalance is holding very well. About minus 180.
CMP: Right on the center of the roll dead band.
CDR: Dead on it - right on the side of the roll.
CMP: ... on the roll.
CDR: Not even on the side. It's only at 4 degrees.
CMP: We have a PITCH 34. It'11 probably stretch out bank after we go to the single insertion.
CMP: Any ... loose limits?
CDR: DSKY and _2_S agree pretty well.
CMP: The DSKY and the EMS are about 12 feet per second difference - is all. That's pretty good.
CDR: M_n-hmm.
CDR: That view meter's not even registering.
CMP: Did you get your watch started on time, Jimmer?
LMP: We'11 find out.
CMP: No, I mean, did you?
CMP: Okay, becaus e we need you to tell us at 6 minutes.
CDR: How are the pressures looking over there, Jim?
LMP: Beautiful. About 170 on both.
CDR: No, we're about 12 - -
CMP: Are we 12 feet per second - - difference between the EMS and DELTA-V?
CDR: Somebody would chew his ass if it didn't.
LMP: PC is creeping up Just a little bit.
CMP: Okay, we're tracking PITCH 33.
CDR: Okay. Should be approaching the tight limits, Jim.
LMP: Okay, you're in tight limits now. About 2 and a half minutes to go.
CDR: Okay. We're looking good here.
CMP: PC'S about to cross over.
LMP: Pc'S holding about 90 - 96.
CMP: Okay, we've had cross over.
CMP: It crossed a little, but mot much.
LMP: Hey, listen. Your PC went up about 2 - about - 2 percent, and it's up to about 98 now.
CDR: Okay, the EMS and the DSKY are about 10 feet per second difference. We're at tight limits. About 2 minutes to go. G&N's tracking 638.
LMP: Five minutes.
CDR: Okay. 2_S and the DSKY are within about 10 feet per second. Track at 638. Tight limits.
CMP: Okay. Give me a countdown at 6 minutes.
CDR: You want Jim to count down at 6 minutes?
LMP: You want me to give you a 10-second count?
CMP: A little dead band in there in the roll? _.- _-. _b. m__.__"j a_ · --
CDR: Mmhmm.
CMP: Okay, about 10 feet per second difference between the EMS and the DSKY, and we're looking good.
CDR: Pc'S varying between about 96 and 98. Looking good thoughl
LMP: 6 minutes.
CDR: PILOT VALVE A is out. PC is down to 94.
CMP: Okay, we'11 need another countdown to the -
CMP: Okay. Can you reach them there, Dave?
CDR: Yes. About 20 seconds to go.
CMP: You've got 10 seconds overburn, don't forget.
LMP: Start the countdown?
CDR: Yes, looks good.
CDR: Automatic. Okay, Jim.
CMP: Oh, we log zero!
CMP: We'11 burn them.
CDR: - - ... Look at that, pal!
LMP: Did you - -
CMP: Oh, I didn't - -
LMP: 0hh!
CMP: - - dream any - -
CMP: Jim, Jim. Let's clean it up, Jim.
CDR: But whoo.
CDR: Stand by for gimbal motors, Al.
CDR: Fantastic!
LMP: Stand by for gimbal motors.
CMP: I thought I Just gave you one.
CMP: I'11 try it again. All right, number one coming off.
LMP: One, two - -
CMP: Two's
CMP: - - three, four. Okay. TVC SERVO POWER 1 and 2, OFF.
LMP: MAIN BUS TIE's coming OFF.
CDR: I believe it!
CDR: That was fantasticl
CDR: That is the best burn I've ever seen and I've seen 10, I mean 11. That isn't real! I've never seen one come out that good.
LMP: Well, that's Just superior cunning and skill, men.
CDR: Yes. It's got to be. Certainly (laughter).
CMP: Okay, Jim. Clean up the rest.
CMP: Yes, got that.
LMP: _24S_UNCTION's OFF.
LMP: EM8 MODE to S_ANDBY.
LMP: RHC and the; locked.
CMP: Locked.
UNKNOWN: ROT CONTROL POWER DIRECT, two, OFF.
CMP: DIRECT's OFF.
LMP: BMAG MODE, RATE 2. three,
LMP: CB DIRECT ULLAGE, two, open.
CMP: DIRECT ULLAGE, open.
LMP: CB SPS PITCH i and YAW l, open.
CMP: PITCH l, YAW l, open.
LMP: SPS PILOT VALVE MAIN B, open.
CMP: MAIN B, open.
LMP: PCM BIT BATE going LOW. TIME SKIP
CDR: - - says it's Just ... - He got word from the back room that Farouk and his boys are ecstatic. And the SIM bay stuff is all working very well.
CDR: (Laughter) Good old STM bay working up in there and he's Jumping up and down. Well, the tape motion is going as pla_ned. Even a little early. Okay.
CDR: ...? No, I don't think we have time then ... have to get that ... in .... ? You'11 spoil the eat period by messing with the -
CDR: Okay, 10 minutes before the dump, Jim.
CDR: Man, is that full.
LMP: ... DOI.
CMP: Hopefully, DOI is Just going to be a bank B burn. Is that right?
CDR: Houston, Apollo 15; go.
CDR: Okay. Three photos - You son of a ... bitch! He always stops.
CDR: I'm going to give Karl about 6 seconds every time,
CDR: Okay, Houston, understand. Swirls on Crisium, three-photlo- photo convergent stereo, f/8, 1/250th, with the 250.
CDR: Okay. We'11 tell him. You wanted to be reminded about helmets and gloves as you take your shots of Ingenuity on this time. What the hell does that mean?
CDR: Okay, thank you, Karl. We will. Huh? See around what ... problem? Oh.
CDR: Rather than the glasses? Yes.
CDR: ... we going to start running our clock ... then at the 180-degree point, too, don't we?
LMP: ... much time is up ...
CDR: These 250's I guess you take with the brackets, huh? Yes? Out of which window? Center window? bunch
CDR: You got a of other ones here. This one's a 33 frames at 15-second intervals. All - all this 250 stuff is - -
CDR: Yes. Okay. That's right. That's right. You asked why you brought that bracket along once, didn 't you?
CMP: Just push that button underneath it, Dave.
CDR: Oh. There's a ... Look at that.
LMP: Anyone else have a Jumney [?] bag they want dumped?
CDR: 1/250th.
CMP: 250's already rolling.
CMP: You guys want anything to eat?
CDR: Yes. Eighty-five pictures, MAG M, frame number 30 which would be frame number 43.
LMP: Hey, I think I shorted someone a lemon pudding. A lemon pudding.
LMP: I don't think A1 has. I've got one over here opened - that A1 can have.
CDR: I've - I've got one in my pocket I'm going to eat. You want this one?
CDR: ... And let's don't be hanging stuff up now because we've got another burn coming.
CDR: Let's get it all taken care of.
CDR: Huh? I ate mine.
CDR: Then you opened another one, huh?
LMP: I thought I had the - the fruit cocktail. Here, throw that in the bag. Th_nk you.
CDR: Well, can we get the - we got to - when we get through all that stuff this evening, let's get all the garbage and take it down to the food locker.
LMP: Yes. It's time to dump, isn't it?
CDR: Yes. I expect it is. That's all right, we'11 close. CONFtDE, J,i,I Im
LMP: Can I dump?
CDR: Dump the waste, too.
LMP: Dumped that ... dead band.
CDR: The dump?
CDR: Hey, you got coming up - Sea of Ingenuity, Crisium, Keyhole Crater, The Bright One, and Ibn Yunus - ...
CDR: That's - Oh, yes. There's a possibility of 10. And - then you do the realine. You got a lot of pictures to take. Wh - where do you want to take them?
CDR: Okay. Why don't you Just tell us, you know, which window, and we'11 go to wherever -
CDR: ... five.
CMP: Dave, did you say you're doing a waste water dump now?
CMP: No, I've got another ... for that.
CDR: I thought there was one here.
CMP: I think you was going to put it on the Flight Plan. Okay. There 's one here, Dave.
CDR: ... that waste water's something that's got to go. Certainly have a lot of it.
LMP: It's probably done.
CDR: What - -
LMP: How can you tell?
CDR: It's slow.
LMP: Oh, Z see. The waste water dump.
CDR: ... a small ...
CDR: Got a lots of things to dump?
LMP: Here, I'11 put that in the bag, Al.
CMP: There it is. You got it?
CDR: Oh, really? All that stuff?
LMP: What'd you have the timer set up for, Dave?
CDR: Waste water dump. To make sure I checked it when
LMP: You dumping down to 157
CDR: Yes. You might Just watch it if you're there.
LMP: He's ... of you.
CDR: Yes. Time to look for more ....
CDR: Jim, you see my scissors up there?
UNKNOWN: That looks good.
LMP: We got sunrise. Coming up on sunrise. Yes. Oh, gee. That' s bright.
CMP: See, you can Just barely see the horizon.
LMP: See the horizon out there, see it?
CDR: Oh, look at that. Isn't that something! Hey, you got to take a picture of that.
CDR: Huh? Isn't that something? Oh, boy.
CDR: Golly!
CDR: Okay. Believe that waste water dump's done. I'11 go down and get it.
CDR: I'11 get it. I'm right here.
LMP: Okay .... down to 20.
LMP: Yes. It looks like a snow-covered prairie. And doesn!t that look like a brown to you?
CDR: Now it does. Yes. Hey, that's - Just got to have a picture of that.
LMP: Wouldn't that make a great Christmas card?
CDR: Hey, wouldn't it, though?
LMP: Yes, that view right from this window. Look at that.
CDR: Yes, it's almost the same over here. Huh? Where's - I can't hear you, Al.
LMP: Ring sight.
CDR: Yes, there's one - the only one I know of right now - I can get you one. I know where there's one. There' s a ridge here, Jim. A prominent ridge - we're coming across. That' s Just ab- solutely striking. I don't believe it. Ring sight. Yes.
CDR: No, I can't get to it now, Al. Buried. Too much Junk. Hey, Al, use the - edge - the - the corner of the camera. Let me show you. Let me show you how to aim that thing so you hit. See this thing? See? Right along this edge here. Line that up. Just take all the parallax out and line that up and it's a straight shot.
CDR: Hey, Jim, is the waste water stopped?
LMP: Yes, I turned the dump off.
CDR: You did?
CDR: So did I. How could you have turned - -
CDR: No. Oh, I'm sorry. The urine dump.
CDR: You - you're not lis - -
LMP: Oh - Oh, okay. Waste water - -
CDR: Yes. You're not paying attention to me again, Jim.
LMP: - - 25 percent.
LMP: He closed it.
CDR: You're right. Yes.
LMP: You wanted me to confirm that it had been closed.
CDR: Yes, right.
LMP: I don't see a drop anymore.
LMP: Can't see that ridge you were talking about, Dave.
CDR: You're going across it. Right where the terminator comes out. No, that's the horizon. Okay. I'm ... Yes.
LMP: Isn't that a good boy, Al?
CDR: Hey, Jim, here's this little vent.
CMP: Jim, I don't see ...
CMP: I see. That's - Ingenuity over there on the -
CDR: Hey, Jim, what did you do with those tissues that were over here? Remember?
LMP: I didn't use any of them, Dave.
CDR: No, but - there wasn't any of those little - -
LMP: Those medium ...?
CDR: The very subdued rille that runs aro - perpendicu- lar to the mountain? Oh, I see what you mean. Along the edge of the - Is that on the edge of ...? Of Ingenuity, huh?
CDR: I can keep you posted here about - You take - you take photos until about 49 here.
LMP: This must be Gagarin coming up.
LMP: Think I have better luck holding the map backwards.
LMP: That's Gagarin we're over, huh?
CDR: Do you know what Keyhole looks like? Geez. That's the kind of thing that would be good to explore.
CDR: There's that neat one with the very white eJecta pattern - out at I o'clock.
LMP: Do you want to ... the window?
LMP: I think we better get this - all the windows down.
CDR: Yes. I think we better leave. You know you don't have to get them all, A1 ....
LMP: ... might be AUTO.
CDR: Hey, Jim?
CDR: You got your sunglasses?
LMP: Not quite, Al. Did you Just pass me some sun- glasses, Dave?
CDR: I think they're yours. Aren't they?
LMP: You can see that - see the canyons on it?
CDR: Find Keyhole, Al? Good.
LMP: What's distinctive about Keyhole?
LMP: Oh, really? FIDEINt;
UNKNOWN: I can sure see a lot - lot of blocks around this one coming up. A lot of blocks on the rim. And a slump on the - the west side of it.
LMP: Okay, the next cae is target number 7, Al. It's The Bright One.
LMP: That's -
LMP: The one with slump blocks in the center of it?
LMP: The one we're Just coming up on, huh?
CMP: Yes. That's it. Yes, that's Dooze [?]. Bright One. Yes, that!s the one we want to get a - complete - We want two pictures of the eJecta pattern all the way along through there.
UNKNOWN: click)
CDR: Yes, there's King over there.
CDR: Hey, Jim, ... take care of that little map. That's the only one we got - you and I.
LMP: Yes, I understand.
CDR: Take good care of it.
LMP: No, we have another set - Well, the only one of the little ones. Yes, you're right. Don't ask for ..., huh?
CMP: By golly, old Bright Crater is a bright one, too. It's got good ray pattern. Glass all over.
LMP: Geesh.
LMP: 02 FLOW HIGH.
CMP: Okay, let's see. Let's try to get this Rooster Tail.
LMP: The next target you have is Ibn Yunus.
CMP: Yes, but I'm going to try and see if I can get a shot of the Rooster Tail here if I can.
CMP: That won't go anywhere.
CMP: You what, Jim?
LMP: ... ibn Yunus ought to be coming up on the left side here shortly.
CMP: Yes. Should be.
LMP: Oh, look at the Earth come up - earthrise .... all day, we ought to look at that ...
CMP: ... you don't ...
UNKNOWN: Golly.
CMP: That ought to be good for a picture, huh?
CDR: Oh, yes. Be better when you're ...
CMP: Yes. I got part of the I_ in the way there.
CMP: Let me see here - let me - Yell if you see the Rooster Tail.
LMP: I'm not sure what the Rooster Tail looks like, Al.
CMP: That's that little secluded - dome on a - on a ca - on a small crater that Farouk was showing us the other day.
LMP: Yes, I think there's one - -
CMP: That a - -
LMP: - -coming up here - that -
CMP: It should be quite obvious if you see it.
LMP: Well, there's kind of an occluded area to the west.
CMP: It looks - it looks very much like a rooster tail.
LMP: See the one coming up, Dave, ... in the occluded area - to the west?
CDR: Is that the one ...
CMP: Yes, I think it's very fresh.
LMP: Should it be right on track?
CMP: Yes. Right underneath.
LMP: ... There's one underneath us. Big rille and ...
CDR: Could that be it - the one we're Just coming up on, Al?
CMP: Yes. That's it. Must be it.
CMP: ... a shot of it here.
CMP: There's Babcock out there.
CDR: Hey, Al, can I do a VERB 62 in this P20 or will
CMP: No. It'11 keep it in.
CDR: Maybe I ought to get up there and do one ...
CMP: Yes. It should. It should work.
CMP: Uh-huh. TIME SKIP
CDR: Okay. We were up to ...
LMP: ... do that ....
LMP: Getting hungry, Al?
LMP: ... seemed like the day was getting along.
CMP: We've only got 12 minutes to the burn.
CDR: Okay, that's right. We're at 12 minutes.
CDR: Do you feel all right? You okay?
LMP: ... spacecraft roll ...
CDR: Okay .... it up to 10 degrees; ... to zero.
CMP: ... 8.
LMP: ... burn ...
CMP: 159.
UNKNOWN: ... junk.
CMP: Yes. You're right. Why don't you ... These are yours.
LMP: ... steady this ...
LMP: How much time we got before the burn - 10 minutes?
CMP: Nine minutes.
CDR: Okay. GDC's alined.
LMP: Do you want to call P407 ...?
CDR: Okay. P40.
LMP: Okay. _MAG MODE, three, to RATE 2.
CDR: Okay, we'11 wait a little here. Maybe we ... - -
LMP: You got roll aline?
CDR: Yes. It's all alined. We're all ... - -
LMP: GDC and roll? Okay. TVC check and prep. Circuit breakers STAB CONTROL SYSTEM, all closed on panel 8.
CDR: Okay .... going in. Okay?
LMP: CB SPS. Should be 11 closed.
CDR: Okay, 11 closed; MAIN A is out.
CDR: DELTA-V C is set; 208.4.
LMP: _2_S FUNCTION, DELTA-V.
LMP: MAN ATT, three, to RATE COMMAND.
CDR: SCS TVC to RATE COMMAND.
LMP: DELTA-VcG to LM/CSM.
LMP: ... Okay ....
CDR: (Laughter) Going about it the hard way, maybe.
UNKNOWN: Four Jets and 15 seconds.
CDR: Four Jets, 15 seconds on the ullage. Okay.
CDR: MARK; 7 minutes.
CDR: Right. Well, we're not going to have any overburn.
CDR: Okay, Jim. Coming up on 6 minutes.
CDR: Start.
LMP: TVC SERVO POWER 1, to AC 1/MAIN A; 2 to AC 2/MAIN B.
CDR: 1 is AC 1/MAIN A and 2 is AC 2/MAIN B.
LMP: ROT CONTROL POWER, NORMAL, two, to AC.
CDR: ROT CONTROL POWER, two, NORMAL, AC.
LMP: ROT CONTROL POWER DIRECT, two, OFF.
LMP: BMAG MODE, three to ATT 1/RATE 2.
CDR: BMAG MODE, three of them, to ATT 1/RATE 2.
CDR: SCS. number
LMP: RHC 2, armed. number
LMP: ... at 5.
CDR: Okay. Let's go ahead.
LMP: Okay. GIMBALS MOTORS PITCH 1 and YAW 1, on.
CDR: Coming on. 2.
LMP: 1,
CDR: Okay. and
LMP: Verify trim control set.
CDR: Okay. Verify the trim and set at 1.68 and
CDR: MTV_.
CDR: CMC. clockwise.
LMP: the, And verify no MTVC.
LMP: Getting roll out of that.
CDR: PITCH 2 and YAW 2 coming on.
LMP: 2 - on. Set GPI trim.
LMP: the neutral. Verify no MTVC.
CDR: Zero, zero.
LMP: ROT CONTROL POWER, NORMAL, two, to AC/DC.
CDR: AC/DC. A/MAIN
LMP: ROT CONTROL POWER, DIRECT, two, to MAIN B. A/MAIN
CDR: DIRECT, MAIN B.
CDR: B_AG MODE, three, to RATE 2.
LMP: PRO ....
CDR: That's okay. Yes. Looks good.
LMP: Okay. Next - -
LMP: - - to _AG NDDE - -
CDR: Ready? i/RATE
LMP: - - three, to - ATT 2. i/RATE
CDR: ATT 2. Okay?
LMP: Let's see, if I remember, the next line is ENTER. Yes. Yes, we're right there ....
CDR: Yes. 5/5.
LMP: Okay. FDAI SC_T.E,
CDR: 5/5.
LMP: Update the DET, if necessary.
CDR: ... we're right on it.
LMP: Okay. HELIUM VALVES are AUTO; N2 A and B are good
CDR: Let's get this ... here.
CMP: ... probably ... and follow if you can -
CDR: Okay; 2 minutes.
LMP: Okay. DELTA-V THRUST B to NORMAL.
CDR: DELTA-V THRUST B to NORMAL.
CDR: the, armed.
LMP: RHC, both armed.
CDR: Both armed.
LMP: Stand by for minus 35.
CDR: Okay, that's 35 to go.
CDR: Okay, it looks like we're coming up to average g.
CDR: (Cleared throat).
LMP: Average g is on.
CDR: Okay, standing by for a 15-second ...
LMP: KS MODE, NORMAL.
MS: Ullage. burn?
CDR: Okay. GO for the
CMP: You're GO.
CDR: Ready for the PRO.
CDR: B valves.
LMP: Okay. The clock is running.
CMP: Oh, she goes.
LMP: 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, t -
CMP: Zero; THRUST off; automatic. Gimbal motors.
LMP: Stand by, Al. l, 2, 3, 4.
UNKNOWN: CMP You don't trim?
CMP: CDR took us to within l? Good. Now TVC - -
LMP: TVC SERVO POWER i and 2, OFF.
LMP: MAIN BUS TIES coming OFF.
CMP: Roger. burns
CMP: ... to within 1 foot per second.
LMP: Pressure's down.
CMP: Pressure's still coming ... down.
LMP: Okay, you got everything?
CMP: Let's clean them up. _24S
LMP: Okay, FUNCTION's off.
CMP: Off.
CMP: Locked. BAND, MAX.
LMP: DEAD
CMP: TWO - that's two OFF.
LMP: CB, SPS PITCH 1 and YAW 1, open.
LMP: PCM BIT RATE going LOW.
CMP: A and B also open.
CDR: ... by 10 miles.
LMP: Let's see ... That's got to be Tsiolkovsky.
CMP: ... overburned Just a little bit, but the little ... was 10 seconds short.
CDR: ... second burst, and we overburned Just a bit.
LMP: Okay, I'm going to go down and ... up the SIM bay here.
CDR: Look at this ...
CMP: See where it says 2 5 ... 25 ...
CMP: Okay, let's see what it says here.
CDR: You know what the ..., don't you? ...
CDR: ... seconds to go. Probably ... and ... 10 seconds.
CMP: That's right. We did ... over.
CDR: Yes. We did - especially when ... getting ...
CMP: ... I could - I could tell ... - not ... on.
CMP: I thought about that, you know?
CMP: It was Just right after ...
CDR: I could - I could see your hand start to go. And I looked at the DSKY and looked up, and then I could see it was going to shut off. But I could see your hand - you were - you were waiting for it. I knew I wasn't going to be more than half a second after.
CMP: Yes. That - that's p_etty close.
CMP: But you could see it - I could see when (cleared throat) when it automatically shut down before I could ...
CMP: Well, you know the ball valve actually opened up ... like that ... And I usually - -
UNKNOWN: - - can't see that. I started to watch the ... PC started ...
CDR: ... shut down ...
CMP: ... I know what you mean - -
CMP: Yes, I know. I keep telling them it's going to be ...
CDR: Oh yes. Right ... nothing like a ..., wouldn't 'you say?
CMP: Yes. Okay .... VERB ... get it in ...
CDR: Ail right. What do you want to do?
CMP: ... a ...... ?
CDR: Yes. Yes ....
CDR: Yes. Oh, here comes ... That terminator is Just like something out of the movies.
CMP: Yes .... - -
CDR: I mean it's Just a - Just a strip all the way across.
CDR: Hold your breath on this one, Jim?
LMP: What in the hell would you ...?
CDR: Yes. Yes, but I wouldn't say it ...
LMP: Oh, ......
LMP: Do you know what we have to do yet?
LMP: Gee. This is ... We're not even down in the ...
CDR: 240,000 miles and ... (laughter). went?
LMP: ... you know, but ... - -
CMP: You want me to put you on the surface?
LMP: ... -
CDR: Why don't you, Al? (Laughter)
CDR: That's true (laughter). ...?
CDR: Yes, that's right (laughter).
CDR: No. I want to be safe (laughter).
CDR: Yes, you're right, boy, you're right .... - -
CDR: Go on to sleep, Al.
CDR: ... I think you're about ready for bed.
CMP: ... P52.
CMP: Let's see if we can't help A1 a little bit.
CDR: Sure. Let's ...
CDR: If you're going to be operating this ... for 3 days, we ought to try and set up a system to square it away.
CMP: ..., ..., and tomorrow night ..., except most of those pictures would be in the open .... pictures of the lunar surface. I think it'11 probably ... a couple of days ...
CMP: ... situation..., fill it up, and ... f/idFIDE
CMP: You really need to do that. You can't Just ...
LMP: If you're at all worried about the Flight Plan, ...
CMP: Hey, that looks black. Wouldn't you say that's black?
CDR: I'd say it's a dark gray.
UNKNOWN: There's something up here that's dark gray?
CDR: Well, this looks like it's ..i
LMP: Man, it already looks like we're lower. Whoo.
CMP: ... looks black over there.
CDR: Hey, that's right. It looks real dark way down there.
CMP: They say then it looks like you're Just going to dive.
CDR: It sure does.
LMP: ... going at 50 feet per second.
CDR: Yes, siree-bob. Hey, look at that big mound over here, son of a gun. Hey, hey, check the mound ... over here.
CMP: That's Van De Graaff.
LMP: That's bigger than Van De Graaff.
CDR: The one right under us?
CMP: No, the one Just out there at 11 o'clock.
CMP: The long - elongate one. That's Van De Graaff. And Just out in the distance there, off to the left is - is the Mare Ingen-u-ity.
CDR: Oh, yes. ... to the left?
CMP: That's ... It's Just as ...
LMP: ... mountain's ..., and the ... mountain's ...
CDR: Whoo-ho-ho! Oh, ho, no. (Laughter).
UNKNOWN: He's already ... Hey, what do we - what do we have to do?
CDR: Hold on a minute.
CDR: Roger. We already look iow, and we got 180 degrees to go, babe.
LMP: What time do we ...?
CMP: Another 25 minutes.
LMP: Holy cow.
CDR: Hey, you can ... It's a great place to take a bunch of pictures of the - of the ... and all that. We ought to do that ...
CMP: Look at that ... down there, underneath us. About ...... there.
CDR: Well, old buddy, I guess that's all very ...
CMP: Is this ... rille that - or is this a rille?
CMP: This ... flat piece we're coming up on.
CDR: Hey, no, that's that rille I was talking about before.
LMP: Yes, Al.
CDR: Yes. This one ... here .... first time ...? Where is that crater?
CMP: We ought to get a picture of that ...
CDR: ... reading?
CMP: ... 08. It's close to Kepler.
LMP: It almost looks like it's a ... feature rather than a rille.
CDR: The one we're going over right now?
CDR: Yes. Who's got the 80? Is it CMP?
CMP: See out here at lO o'clock, Dave?
CDR: Yes. I do.
CMP: That's the one we picked up on the map, we called ...
CDR: The rille?
CMP: Yes, because it Just kind of - slopes on the in- side; looks like most of the ... turns up even though there isn't any rille.
LMP: Okay, Al. Here's the - the 80.
CDR: I don't ... - -
LMP: You'11 get a much better picture from this attitude.
LMP: Just like a low-level flight.
LMP: ... this is really ...
CMP: We must be ... here.
CDR: Oh, what's the ...? How much time we got before ...?
CMP: ... showing 63 and i ...
CDR: ... use the 250 or do you want to go to - -
CMP: Let me get - let me get one here with the 250 ....
LMP: ..., Dave?
LMP: Yes, sir! ...
CMP: That was a ... continuous .,.
LMP: ... low.
CDR: You know, we are going ...
CDR: LOOk at that.
CDR: It's really ...
CMP: Wouldn't that be something? ... right over there ...
CDR: Did you ever check those photo things for me, Jim?
UNKNOWN: Yes .... ?
CDR: Quite sure. Yes. There should be two that were like that.
LMP: JUst a minute here.
LMP: Well, you're looking for ...
CDR: Sea of Ingenuity?
LMP: Yes; 5.6 at a 250th.
LMP: And then at Keyhole, you look .,. And The Bright One, you look to the left.
CDR: You know, I think this is ... down here. Look at ... - -
CDR: - - ... We'11 get a couple of pictures here.
CDR: ... though.
CDR: You got a roll in there?
CMP: Yes. P ...
CDR: You might say some of those craters are really ...
CMP: ... navigation is a little more difficult down at this altitude.
CMP: Navigation is more difficult at this altitude.
CMP: Low-level navigation.
CMP: :_' Did you get yourself located?
CDR: ... pretty well - set.
LMP: At least you can follow them, now that we're going forward. upon
CMP: You should be c_m_ng Gagarin .,. sure
CDR: There's a good-Sized one off to the north.
LMP: Well, Gagarin is very shallow, oval.
CDR: See 'that? Off to the north?
CDR: Have you see it yet? Jim apparently has the right idea.
CDR: Well, it's in the right attitude. Can you see a_hing over there, Jim?
LMP: Yes .... all right.
CMP: It looks that way, but it sure is ...
CDR: Watch the TV.
CDR: Look for the ... one Over on the left side.
CDR: Should came over the horizon.
LMP: No, I ... ::ONFIDENT
CMP: Yes. That is the central peak of Tsiolkovsky, I bet you 10 dollars.
CDR: And that is - -
CDR: - - sort of a big ...
CMP: ... in the rim.
CDR: Think there's ... in the ...?
CMP: Well, there's - Yes, there's parts of it that are very small, such as the peak.
LMP: But I guess it doesn't really strike home until you get down to something like this ...
CDR: Good idea. I'11 ...
CDR: Oh, boy. I'11 never sleep ... open.
LMP: No, that's a pretty good theory, though.
CMP: Yes, I want to - I want to wade through ... - go through this.
CMP: Yes. Yes, ...
CMP: Okay. We got two developing ... over there.
CDR: God d,m_, that's Just like being on a poor bus!
CMP: (Laughter) ...
CMP: Hard enough?
CDR: Dark?
CMP: ... Up on the ridge line.
CDR: I think that's shadows, isn't it?
CDR: ... good idea ....
CDR: 0ops, over here ...
CMP: What the hell is it?
CDR: Two old compasses.
CMP: Oh, good grief ...
LMP: oh, turn. That sure is a great landmark.
CMP: Isn't it?
CDR: ... supposed to do that, you know where we are.
CMP: Yes. Boy, you sure got a good attitude, Dave. It ...
CDR: Isn't it beautiful!
CMP: No, I couldn't - I couldn't have picked a better one myself.
CDR: I'm trying here to figure out where those two ... are.
CMP: They should be -
CMP: ... - Look at that - that one right there. Right there.
CDR: ... LMP/CMP
CMP: Now look out.
CDR: Oh, yes. Hey, yes. That's Mount ...
CDR: ... Say, you can really see, can't you?
CMP: Light's on.
CMP: Why don't you take you some pictures?
CMP: Let's see, we're right at ... No, let's see ....
CDR: We're heeding Just a little bit to the ri - to the left of our Flight Plan.
CDR: And maybe a few deg - around the curve, there.
CDR: Yes, don't you - -
CMP: You want to show me it?
CDR: Yes. My pleasure. Look. There it is. Look.
CMP: Maybe you should ... on the end there.
CDR: Oh, nothing.
CMP: ... Everyone says ... that you're not allowed to do it, but you have to do it if ...
CMP: Does it look like anything?
CDR: Move the fans over,
CMP: Will the ... ?
LMP: Hey, you guys really ...
LMP: That's when you ... You can feel it.
CMP: ... (coughing) ...
CMP: ... that long.
LMP: You going to be able to look at it through your sextant? Did you -
CMP: I'm not sure.
CMP: Yes, do you mean we got to go up through the ...?
CDR: If you're not going to make it?
CMP: No, I - I figured you'd rather do it.
CDR: No, it's up to you. You do whatever you'd like.
CMP: No. Oh, no, I'm not going ... - -
UNKNOWN: ... you got to give a ... that you'11 get over it. You - you do everything you want to do.
CMP: ...- - he'11 ... - -
CMP: Oh, yes. Very good.
CDR: Where is ..., by the way?
CDR: The same crater as we were ...?
CDR: The same patterns as ... Crater?
CMP: As a matter of fact, I could have gone through ...
CDR: Why don't you do that?
CDR: That'd give us an idea of ...... what you're going know to be looking at.... - you you ...
CMP: Well, I tell you, it's not a very - it's not a very colorful crater.
CDR: ..., Jim. Did you see ... over there?
CMP: It's sure going to be ... stick to the time line. Yes, that would.
LMP: 0ne-half hour.
CMP: Hey, you ...
LMP: You got a ... space.
CMP: Yes; can't even see the horizon.
CMP: ... in the ORB rate .... get back to the ...
CDR: ... VERB 67.
CDR: ... we can get to this ... The - Can you move that thing?
CMP: CDR You really don't need ...
CDR: Isn't that the truth? You really don't need it.
CDR: Wait a minute ....
CMP: Yes, well, even that ... That's why we had trouble finding anything at all that we could use, because anything. there isn't
CDR: Nothing to change it over here at all. Nothing to change it, Al, ... that we could use. kind
CMP: How about a - Let's see, what of ... we use. 25.958?
CMP: ... here ....
CMP: .... 3 ...
CDR: There'd be a lot more.
CMP: ... And - I'm going to push these back in.
CDR: ... to be all set up with your G&C Checklist ... ALIGN. GDC
CDR: I get that initial downhill impression. We're supposed to be ...
CMP: ... did.
CMP: Darn it. Right there.
CDR: There it was, whatever it was.
CMP: Hum ....
CMP: Good ....
CDR: Did you get this ... on, Jim?
LMP: Yes, but I never could tell ..., when it went on.
CDR: Okay. TI!_E SKIP
CMP: Okay. LASER ALTIM_'fER, ON.
UNKNOWN: CMP Okay, let me talk to Karl here for a minute. Houston, 15.