Otrobonita/noicy-space-talks huggingface dataset:
CMP: As I said before, I'11 never understand it. Some- thing about these spoon-bowl packages. All the air ends up in one bubble - one big bubble. And, in all of the beverage packages, and every thing. You couldn't get one of those bubbles to go together if you had to.
CMP: We had quite a bit out of the old sausage patty bag, so when I squeezed it, it broke at the s_:am. Right at the base of that triangle that goes _ato the - eat port on the thing here. No problem. I'11 Just cut a chunk out there and eat out of that little chunk.
CMP: Pretty good sausage.
CMP: Every time one of those jets fires that you can see out the wind °w , on the thing, it looks like a lightning flash, which kind of surprises me in a way. It seems to me like on the way - somewhere along the way, we had - maybe it was the APS burn. Yes. Earth orbit. In Earth orbit, when the APS fired, it presented a kind of an orange - an orange glow whenever the APS fired. And now the RCS - whenever it fires on the thing, you get kind of a - just a white lightning flash, really.
CMP: Well, I'11 be durned. Aitken's already filled up at the terminator, so that's got to be a deep crater. You can Just see - a hint of light on the central peak, and you can see light on the eastern slopes. The northeastern slope looks like a massif southeastern event. The slope looks like - I'11 be darned. Thatis a rough, very rough looking stuff almost like a - Oh, it's got furrows in it. You can see lineations going off to the southeast. Very rough - not at all. The bumps, or _llmmocky what have you, are too big to be hl_mmocky. Maybe it's a - I'11 be darned. I'11 have to take a look at the pictures on that part of it. But it sure looks like some kind of scraping in the area, some- thing that has scraped it away and left deep furrows down in it. And the same thing on the southern rim. On the outside of the southe rn rim, you got a and down little bit of a raised rim, then you go - It looks like a - - No one I can think of right now.
CMP: It's a highly eroded - almost like a water erosion - the river-bottom type of - not river bottom but the walls of the river, you know, where you - the - where you have a steep slope and you have water - not the river itself running down through there, but Just the rainfall and stuff flowing down the edge. And it weathers away and washes out the cracks and gullies and the rock. And if you want to cross a hard rock, the - the hard rock stays there and it kind of washes gullies around it. And and Crater Zepplin-(?)while we have some e_ras some film now - the Crater Zepplin (?) has a lot of low-lying plains-type of fill in it. The plains material in some places doesn't look anything like the floor of the Crater Aitken at all. You have more of a h_mocky type of appearance to it. You can see where the craters end. You can see where it's been filled up with something. But it's still a rough - very rough as compared to the floor of Aitken.
CMP: It seems to be the - the general trend of a lot of the craters here now. Especially the one in Zepplin. Zepplin is all beat up. Now the rest of these - What in the world is that monster down south? It's one big - Oh, that 's Ingenii. I '11 be darned. Okay. That's Ingenii. There's Van de Graaff. Van de Graaff's got to be back - Got to be Ingenii because it's the only way out - the only way it swirls out in the mare itself. I'11 have to look on my map for sure. I'm supposed to be eating. I Just wanted to see if we're going to be able to get a picture of Aitken at all. And it looks like there's some re- flection down on the floor - There's some reflec- tions - back reflections on the sides, and you might be able to see the floor down in there. And I'm going to open it up and try it. That way - that's for sure we'11 get around to taking pictures of it.
CMP: It's going to be - it's going to be in the shadow. But it is - already is, as a matter of fact.
CMP: Okay. Check that out when I come around again.
CMP: Hey, that's the first towelet that I've had that's been wet. The rest of them all been dry. Still stink, anyhow. (Laughter)
CMP: Oh, I'11 be darned if I didn't let my grits get away from me again.
CMP: There they are. Found them under the couch.
CMP: Here I am eating grits with my left-handed spoon. Gene, I'm not bad-mouthing. I love you. I Just wanted to let you know that I had a left-handed spoon on board. ### (This page Unclassified) Tape 17-03421 'APOLLO 17. MISSION Time segments. (AET) '
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CMP: Type of stuff that you want to feed through to the LM, prior to - stuff.
CMP: I'm sitting on an omni waiting for lift-off, I think.
CMP: Say again, Bob?
CMP: Very good. Yes, I hope this one works.
CMP: Hey, worked like a charm.
CMP: (Laughter) It does, doesn't it?
CMP: Well, you are, really. It's really great.
CMP: I'11 tell you what, I'11 start that.
CMP: Yes. I'11 start that as soon as I get the cl - cover closed on T-stop. That will give us a min- ute or so there, too.
CMP: Okay. (F_w_ing and singing)
CMP: What kind of goodies do we have in here today? Punch. 0range-pineapple drink. That' s ... Got a piece of Velcro on it this time. (Singing)
CMP: That zero-g works Just like in one-g. You've got to shake these things to mix it - Just shake it back and forth. Makes more little bubbles that way.
CMP: Find my cheese spread.
CMP: ... UV COVERs are OPEN - I mean, CLOSED. There! Just made it (laughter). Okay.
CMP: You look beyond Jabber (cough) u-n-i-a-n, there whatever it is. Looking into the Sun, now, and it's completely pockmarked. It's a plains-type of material though. And I guess so - You'd call it a plains-type material, or it's lighter- it's a lighter albedo than - for instance, the Mare Serenitatis or Crisium, or this type thing. It's a lighter - lighter tan. Well, as a matter of fact, the Sun angle. And when you get up a little bit al- higher, the Sun angle - it kind of changes to most a bright - a bright tan.
LMP: 01 - a 01111. Six, seven. going. -
CMP: Oh, get P20 It's time to eat. Ten 25 - (Singing)
CMP: The serial number of the bread - a bit of irradiated ham. (Singing) Man, I've got a little urine stuff on my window over here. One or a cheese ... Some- thing like that.
CMP: There's Agassiz. It's a little more - little r.ore subdued than Aitken. It means it's probably a little bit older - older crater. There's a scarp going through there. I can't tell - oh, no. It's going to be a rille. It's coming from the high- lands, off toward the little crater on the South side of it. And that - well - it starts out as a rille and then looks like it turns into a wrinkle ridge. And at one point, I thought it went up the sides and into that little bitty crater. But now, I can't tell for sure if it does or not. I don't think it really does, although it continues on across to the south of that - to that small crater. And now you can see an indication of it going up the side of that crater, too. There's a small crater Just to the south of Agassiz. It's on the rim of Agassiz. But it doesn't lay a mare-type flow or wrinkle ridge around the thing or maybe those are - it's a flow front going up across there.
CMP: But I think that small crater in - No, no, I've got to figure out a unit of deposition. The wrinkle ridge in the scarp goes through the crater floor. It also goes throm_h the crater to the south of Agassiz.
CMP: WOnder where my map is?
CMP: ... and I missed that one. Let me - Gosh, there's Tycho. Holy mackerel, you can really see that flow. I got to - load camera.
CMP: Okay, that's frame number 106 and 107 on m_gazine Oscar Oscar. And it's a flow that is definitely - it comes back to the north of Tsiolkovsky. I said Tycho while ago. I can See Tsiolkovsky because to the north of Tsiolkovsky flowing down the inner crater, and that's the same type of material that's on top of - Well, I'11 be darn - It's the same type of material, looks like it's on the floor, and also it's been sloughed down in the crater, before the deposition of the flood itself. In other words, it's -
CMP: You Just got to say it's a lava flow - tell by the material ... It's got flow lines in it. It has lobate flow fronts sticking out on it, an_ up on the top of the crater rim, in the northeast corner - This is picture number 108, mag Oscar Oscar of the wrinkly, crackly floor of Tsiolkovsky. That's very interesting. Okay, 110 is a picture Just to the north of Tsiolkovsky. I don't know the name of that crater, yet. There's some interesting stuff llO is because it looks like a flow-type crater doublet. And it is the same type of material from the floor of the larger of the doublet, and it's drifted off to the east down into the older crater - the smaller, older crater of the doublet.
CMP: I'11 be darned. Yes, that landslide - No, I'11 reserve Judgment on that until I can get over and take a little closer look at it. But it gives the same type of flowline as comes from the - as the lava flow. It's the same albedo, same color, as the stuff in the northeast corner. I guess I bet- ter eat here, while I'm going to see this.
CMP: Find some bread and ham in here now.
CMP: Lost the craters, and now I've lost my map, too.
CMP: Where are these drink bags?
CMP: Well, I've had those for 3 days.
CMP: Stand on my head - Yes, I did - stand on my head, and they turn into bumps instead of craters, again. ### Tape DURiNGLUNAR DUMPED OVER GDS ORBITS 38 and 39 Time Segments (AET) ' From To SECURITY CLASSIFICATION The mst·rani co·in·ned herein has bee· trauacrlbed t_. · working p_lxlr In order to facilitate review by fi·creAted MSC el·In·ate. This _sq.-_mont. or portions there,.' may be declassified out_t to the fol_ sulda_aee: 'Per·team d this document viii be cJmeeffled C(_IFIDIC!4_IAL. Growp 4. to the extant that they: (I)deflM quanUtAttve performance e[uractarintice d the Apolin f_l_COCreft. (2)detail crittctlperform&nce charnetarietieo d Apollo crew aye·ese smd equipment. (3) provMe tmeinficai detalid of olptJtcemt leach vehicle malfuacitumJ J*t actual fiifht or rev#l actual hunch trajectory data, (4) revual medical data mt fli_t crew rrdmtMare which CeA bm considered prJvltawod data, or (8) reveal Other dam which can be individually detarmtncd is require et·soffits·leu under the iutAorlty of the Apollo Profrtm Security Ciao- ** affie_it_m Guide. 8_0;11. Rev. I. i/I/$6.. GROUP 4 Dovngraded at _-year intervals; declassified after 12 years 18, u.& C., '{94, the Page i
CMP: Test l, 2, 3, 4; l, 2, 3, 4; l, 2, 3, 4. Okay; so that's the transmitter that's not working on this staging .... Yes. Something's happened ...
CMP: Test l, 2, 3. I'11 give it another lick; I thought I could still hear something. TIME SKIP
CMP: At about - at about 165:31 or 32 in there, I used mag Mike Mike and took frame 173 and 174 looking north from ... Last one was in the vicinity of Lara Crater.
CMP: Okay; it's mag Oscar Oscar. Frame 120 is looking back at a kind of a brownish streak on the crater. Where in the world is that crater? Let's see. Brownish streak surrounded by two - gray-type things. The brown streak looks like it - crat - Okay; that's a ..., I think. ### Tape DUMPED OVER 0_ DUPING LUN_ ORBITJ40 Time Segments. (AET) ' From To '22 _9 06 2_ 37 06 23 13 SECURITY CLASSIFICATION The eeaterlal coatathed heretn has beea thto · vorkiag (rsnacribed IPaPOr fa order to facil(thta review by ttaeretaod _C elements. Thio __d._jme_, or portieao thereof,' may be d · · 1· · · i f I· d oubfort to the foIio,_q fuMeMnea: ;Portions of this document will be Chsolftod CGNP3DKN73AL. Grovp4, to the extent that they: (I)dafthe quantitative performa_e dmrMtorthitee of the Apollo I_poeecraR, (3)detalt eriticalperformance chartetoriet','c of Apollo crew eyo_eme and equipman_, (3) provide h,*k,b.*s dethtta of eignfflcaat launch vehicle malfunctJord b, aetuai fBIht or reveal aet_l tauaeh trajectory data. (4) reveal medical da',. sa flisht ere, members which can be COanldered privfiepd data, or (S) reveal o_her data which can be IndlvMuully determined to require _th_lMIcation under the authority of b ApoUo Provrtm Security CLeo- : OffimdJ0u Ou(de, fJCO;11, Rev. I, !/$/66. Davngra_ed at _-year intervals; declaosifiet after 12 years GROUP4 ]
CMP: Okay. We'11 see you on the other side there, Bob. Thank you. Okay? (Laughter) Okay.
CMP: Okay, Houston. This is America. Once we get the antenna set right, it is easy to lock up. ### (This page unclassified) Tape 17-o3438 APOLLO 17MISSION DUMPED OVER, MAD DURING LUNAR0RB!T 48 Time Segments. (AET) ' From To SECURITY CLASSIFICATION _ The ,_dsterbd eoninined herein has bee· trtuscribed into · worktf_ piper iA order to fl_l_tate review by interuted ]dSC elemcda. 'This documm_t_ OFporftoJm thereGl,' may bo dec lees tiled subject to the folinwb_ suldellnu: PoFtiomJ cd this document will bo elasslflecl CONI_KNTIAL. Group 4, to the extent that they: (t)define qvantltatlvs performance ch&rectertstlce cd (he Apollo 8pacecra/t, (2)dethiJ critical performance charscterJolics of Apollo crew system &nd equipment, (3) provide toclmlcsl detalia or algnl/Icant inunch vehlcb nmlruncU(_Jo In actual fllsht or reveal actual bunch trajectory data, (4) reveal medtcsl data om fllSht crew members which cms bo considered prlvllesed data, or revual which c_etermined ($) Other data can be indlvMually to require the the ApGUoProGram classification under authority M Security Clads- · · tfinatlm Gekie. 8CO;11, Rev. t, I/I/66. t · ! i GROUP4 i I Downgraded at 3-year I intervals; declassified I after 12 years
CMP: Okay, coming up on 1 minute here.
CMP: Next 30 seconds.
CMP: Hey, here we go.
CMP: Full power's ON mark to mark. Okay, 1.2 ... Z.
CMP: Okay, plenty bomb time ... Past the hat [?] Hey, some real flashes out there. Minus-X test is on. Holding attitude pretty good, with slight alter- ation; 16 seconds 5.7. Hey, okay. We're burning, 25 seconds. Thirty seconds to get a minus 0.5 and a plus 0.5 in Z. Okay, so we pull out the minus 0.5 .... there's a 2 plus 0.5 and Z plus Z is down ... got a roll at 7 ...
CMP: We'11 trim that to Z, turns into a plus Y.
R: - that zero, zero, 270, 170.
CMP: Okay - DELTA-V C is minus 1.
CMP: Okay, let's go back to LOW BIT RATE. ### (This page Unclassified) Tape 17-03439 APOLLO 17 MISSION DUMPED OVER MA° DURING LUNARORBIT1_8 Time Segments. (AET) From To SECURITY CLASSIFICATION TIM material contalAed herein ha. been transcriL_ed t_o · votkin_ piper in order to facilitate review by Iht·rented Id3C elements. Thio __d_w___st, or porfiof_ there.,' my bedeclaeeftied subject to the foilowb_ fuMeltno·: 'Perilune _ this document will bo elnentried CONFIDENTIAL, Group 4, to the extent that they: (I)define q'ooAtltatJve performance _terJstico _ the Apollo Rp_cect-tft, (3)detiJl erlticalpefiorrmmce -'_h_t-tctariotlce (g Apollo c re w oysteml and equipment, (3) provide nla_'uacti_mn _'_i technical detttls of oiimLflcant it·ach vehleb tn fiJdJb! or reveal Actual hunch trnJactor), dnta, (4) reveal medical d·M aa fllfht crew members _r;blch can be considered prlviJeSed dst·, or (8) r_i ocher data which can tM Indlvlgu·liy _ermtned to require elaeetrleatlon underthe authority o( the Apollo Progrnm 8ecurlty (:bio- *. trifle]dion Guide, SCOFII, Rev. !, !/1/48. [ oROUP4 [ intervals, declassified I after 12 yearn
CMP: SHUTDOWN - that's automatic. Okay, minus 9-5 on the EMS. Okay, 366.8. Let's proceed to stop the rates here. 6.8. Okay. Man, look at those 85s. I'm a little bit off, but that's good. Okay; PITCH 2, got it. YAW 2, got it. And number l, got it; number l, got it. Okay, SERVO THRUST is OFF. Well, let's see. I've forgotten what it feels like. Ha, that's pretty neat. Okay - that was okay. Somehow we got a 0.3 in there. That's in X anyhow; Y is zero; that's what we want. Z is all right, so let's just leave it that way. I'11 pro- ceed with the changes again. That Just changed. Okay; 00 ENTER. Okay; q_RB 06 NOUN 20 ENTER. Okay, I presume you're reading the DSKY there, haven't you been, Houston?
C: is a minus 9.5. Tail-off is 11 or something ....
CMP: Okay. Let's get some more switches off. TRANS CONTROL POWER - - ### (This page Unclassified) Tape 17-o344o APOLLO 17,MISSION DUMPED OVER MAD DURING LUN+5_R ORBIT49 Time segments.(AET) From To SECURITY CLASSIFICATION The material conta_nd herein has been trmmcribnd Into · workb_ paper iA order to fictliinte review by butereeted MSC eleme_o. This document, or porttona there.,' my bedeclaselfied subject to the followln_ fuktelinee: ¥orttomm cd this documfmt will be cltaulfted CONFIDENTIAL, Oroup4j to the onteat that they: ($)dldine quantitative performance dlrecterMtice of the Apollo 8peeecrntt, (2)detttl critlcmlJMrtornumce ehfu*ectorietice of Apollo crew systems lad equipment, (3) provMe technical deinilm of elgntrtcaat launch vehicle rrmlfuncttonm in ectual fllpt or reveal tctuftl hunch trmJectory data, (4) reveal modlclll tilth on fllt_t crew members which, clm be considered prtvtlet_d data, or (6) reveal other data which can be in_vid_lly determined to require elueUle_tian under the authority of the Apollo PFofrtm Security Clam- * eific.qtUoa OMde, $CG. II, Rev. 1, 1/i/66¢ GROUP 4 Downgraded at _-year intervals; declassified after 12 years Page i
CMP: Okay; Canopus, where are you? There she comes.
CMP: Adapted or something (cough). Canopus is the old blue star.
CMP: Okay; LASER ALTIMETER is coming on at 16:15.
CMP: LASER ALTIMETER is ON. Barber pole?
CMP: CAMERA's coming ON.
CMP: There's got to be something. Horizon. (Cough) It's Just like coming into LOI.
CMP: Okay; ... should be coming on - -
CMP: Man, I stink' Whew' And myself.
CMP: Okay; that's looking north from - frame number 3, looking north - on the magazine YAnkee YAnkee - looking north from Gagarin.
CMP: Okay; that's mag - that's number 4, looking right at Agassiz [sic]. That's south.
CMP: Five is looking south from Gagarin along the terminator. Let me see if I can get this back across old Mar - Looks like an upside down picture. Not Marginus, I mean - Ingenii, I think.
CMP: Okay; mag Oscar Oscar, 130, was taken at Agassiz.
CMP: Okay; lB1, looking south of AgaSsiz off toward Ingenii.
CMP: Okay; frame number 13B is looking north - Let's see, just - I guess Marconi. Let me look for sure, though.
CMP: That 's Marconi. Just past Chaplygin. Yes; there' s a lovelet. a
CMP: I want piece of candy here.
CMP: I'm not even sure where this one is, or what it's close to.
CMP: Anyhow, it's got a - a scarp going down through it. And looks like it goes up - it looks like flow front is what it looks like to me. Except the flow front goes up this side, the south side of the crater. It's a domical, a very subdued, eroded, domical central peak on the thing. And the whole crater is somewhat eroded except that the center - central peak is - seems to be more rounded than the crater walls themselves. _]most like it might have been an uplifted type of feature - possibly volcanic. But anyhow, the - it looks like a flow front going around there, and I'11 get a picture of that on number lB4 - lB3, I guess, magazine Oscar Oscar.
CMP: Darn, I missed Tsiolkovsky. Son of a gun' Well, here comes the flow.
CMP: Sure have a lot of different albedo textures on the thing. What makes it look like a - I sure want to see that low Sun, see if that's a topographic rise over Tsiolkovsky or not, and I - looks to me like there's Just a - it's just an albedo. It has dark albedo streaks in there. Maybe they are shadows, but I don't think so. Can't see - interpret. You have flow from a so-called landslide. Looks like in a spot or two there, it's rocky. It doesn't come out and roll over. It Just comes out and slopes down at maybe a 45-degree angle.
LMP: Eight. Yes.
CMP: Okay. Let's see, just south of Roosa [sic]. Not these subdued craters that Roosa is on the edge of it, but the next one on down from that. I'11 look at my map later to find out for sure what it is. But that crater is - looks like it's early Eratosthenian in age, in that the slumping along the walls is fairly fresh. There's not a real apparent eJecta blanWet around it, and there's a - a flow ridge down in the center of the crater. Most of - most of the bottom of the crater, though, is composed of very small and bumps furrows. This type of thing. The albedo is lightly - When the - when the Sun is sort of shining on the central peak on the thing, can you see stariations - striations running every which direction. In other words, the horizontal - you have horizontal and vertical striations on the thing of different colors. The - the dark striations in the thing are - kind of - let's see, kind of in the tannish - tannish-gray tinge.
CMP: Anyhow, th e bottom of the floor has a relatively - you can see flow lines in the mare flow or the mare fill of the thing. Now, what's the name of it? Oh, it's Langemak. Sure. Okay; it's Langemak. Yes, I ought to be able to get a good shot of Arabia out window i here. What time is it? Thirty-six - 4 minutes. I'11 get one of essentially the horizon. Where is the clicker on this? Looking out across - first of all. Okay; ...-ii. f_il_-- take another shot thataway. Another shot to the west. And we'11 take one out of window 3 here looking down across - 2, I mean, looking down that way. Okay; those are all f/11. Let me try the same thing in f/8 Just to make sure I'm getting the right settings. What I'm trying to do on these are make a profile for the - I Just moved the thing.
CMP: That central - central crater down here really shows up. Central crater of Arabia is what I'm talking about. Probably be too much sky on this 80-millimeter thing.
CMP: Well, let's see, I got a pan camera photo pass 38 in 2 minutes. I've got to get going on that. Crazy dark slide somewhere. Big deal. That's all I need .... is to change my camera in a minute.
CMP: Okay; the pitch and yaw is going to be coupled.
CMP: ... uncoupled.
CMP: One's D-l; B-2 and D-2. One in A-2.
CMP: ... and
CMP: Jets are enabled. That's C-1 C-2 for ROLL, OFF. PITCH and YAW are OFF. And, Houston, ready for PAN CAMERA to STANDBY and STEREO to POWER and all those good deal things whenever you are.
CMP: Okay. CAMERA is - Hey' Good morning, Robert. How's it going? CAMERA
CMP: (Laughter) Okay. Let's see, PAN - that's STANDBY. verify Okay; it's going up to STEREO. Turn the old POWER switch ON. The V/H is still in HIGH ALTITUDE.
CMP: Hey, great' Okay; I ought to get my prep for transfer ready here. You know, kind of last night and also this morning as I was flying across the back side of the Moon here - been thinking a little bit, and I wonder - It seems like the - the Eratosthenian-age craters, you know, the ones that are fairly - fairly fresh; you know, they're not Copernican. They don't have rays and this type thing, but they're fairly fresh in their slumping characteristics on the inside and this type thing. But they all seem to have a mare floor; you know, a flat, mare floor - a volcanic-type floor in the thing, and I wonder if there is anybody that's kind of come up with the theory at all that maybe you had a liquid mantle during the - the Eratosthenian era of the formation of the Moon, you know? And those craters at that point in time were - were penetrating that - that liquid mantle. It 's a thought.
CMP: Must not be because I don't k_ow for sure what you mean (laughter).
CMP: Oh, I guess the feeling that I was getting is that most of the Eratosthenian-age craters all had some sort of a mound - a domical structure down in the bottom of the crater. You know, even the smaller ones, some - some of the - the BO - 50-kilometer class, you know, have a -.have either a flat floor or they look - they look volcanic on the floor. Some of the bigger ones, of course, they're definitely volcanic lava flows on the floor of these big craters. The slumping of the walls is not as fresh as the Copernican- age fra - crater but, you know, they - It's not all beat up either. Although the - the walls - the crater walls have the slumping coming down through there, and it's still fair - - ### (This page UnClassified) 17-o3426 Tape APOLLO!7_L_ 1_ 2SION DUMPED OVER GDS DURING LUNAR.0_IT 5O Time Segments (AET) ' From To SECURITY CLASSIFICATION matorinl coninthed herein has bee· trtrdcrlhed into · working piper be orcker to facilitate review bF interested MS(: elements. This document, or POrtions there(_.' may be declassified subject to the followinf guidelines: Portions M this documoet will be classified CONP'IDIC1TiqAL. Group4, to the extent that they: (i)define q,_lantJimtiv, p_rfornmfice cberactectatlco d the APOllo Spacocrait, (B)detoil critical performance ebaracteviotico M Apollo crow syfJtcmo and eqvipme.t, (3) provide mi/unctions t_mleai didalto of 8lJnificant latmch vohic_ iff actuaJ fllpt or reveal actual launch trajectory data, (4) reveal medical data m fU4ht crew members which cars be eon,Mired privileged data, or ($) reveal Mhor data which can be i_bvJdtmlly determined to reqMire elai. lfleatJon under tho authority st the Apollo Proirtm Recur*tOyCia4- · 1/1/_. Illfbe&Uon Guide, SCOpll, Rev. l. GROUP4 D_raded at 5-year intervals; declassified after 12 years Un_ Page i
CMP: Better change back. One, 2, zip. Okay. At 08, we want 30 - two 30-seconds. At 10, two 20-seconds. 11:30. Five, B, skip one, skip one. Okay. At 30, change to the 20. Okay. We've got the 20. Okay. At 08:30, we'11 take her OFF.
CMP: good. (Hm?mming) ... bad. Got the ... to SM/AC; 20-seconder. At 11:30 is a 10.
CMP: ... I'm going to go to B. Okay. We move on to B at 11:50; 10- and a 20-minute.
CMP: ... 20-second ....
CMP: 18, 19, 20. Change the shutter.
CMP: GO at 20.
CMP: ... change the shutter.
CMP: Okay. At 11:30, that'11 be 10 seconds. At 13:00, a 5; 13:30, a 3.
CMP: 48, 49 - Okay, make sure we're in B. Yes. Skips every other one going -
CMP: COCK it. I think the thing started at _0 - 54. 3, 2 -
CMP: COCK it. Change the Jobberdoo. Five seconds at - 13:00. Okay. Five seconds. 13:30, 13:50. Skip one, skip one. Okay. 1B:00:15, 5 seconds. Okay, 30 seconds to got Okay; and you can see some kind of zodiacal light co_ng upthere. Looking out window -bright. I think that's Sirius. Stands out, too .... Sirius and - 2. 56, 57, 58, 59 -
CMP: Five. Cock the shutter - Jobberdoo. 10, 11, 12, 13, 12, 15 -
CMP: COCK it. Change the Jobberdoo. Change it. Okay. The next frame's a 3 at 13:30. Okay.
CMP: COCK it. Change the Jobberdoo. 6, 7, 8, ....
CMP: COCK it. Change the Jobberdoo. Get set .... This thing on? Okay, it's a 1. '-'7 Okay. Prob- ably do it a little bit late· Okay, at 14:10, skip one stop·
CMP: COCK it. Change the jobberdoo back· it's - 30 ....
CMP: COCK it. Change the jobberdoo. Going -
CMP: COCK it. Change the jobberdoo. It's 50 - 7, 48, 49, 50- ...
CMP: ..., here comes the Good gosh, look at this ray coming up ahead of me. It's beautiful. Hey' (Laughter) Wow' ... Sun came up. Just a - a _ That'11 be a bright cb_nk sticking up there· Right at the 50, the 14:50. Beautiful sequence. Ah-ha' Wasn't that good? Oh, beautiful. Out- standing: Didn't know I could do it .... 1/15 already. Now, let's see, where are we here? Where did we end up?
CMP: Oh, we ended up on the 1/60. (Laughter) Now, better do a 1/1000. Beautiful Job. Oh, that's good· Okay· Let's see. Cock it once· Cover it with a book, and take it for a check frame. We have a minute and 30 - 30. We ought to have enough of this thing to ... with. Whew' I'11 be glad when the guys get back with the .·. Not with ... the soap, because soap doesn't do any good All one time. Just need a_good deodorant· Took all the deodorant with them to the surface. Outstand- ing stuff. Wow' I didn't think I could ever do that. Well, I'11 tell you, Bob Mercer, you and ... Bob - I don't remember - Anyhow, you made it so it's a reasonable type thing to - to make. If it had been any more complicated than that, I'd have never got it. Just barely getting done .... on the camera- camera.
CMP: ... that one first, Sirius or Saturn? Whatever it is, it's Just a little bit off to the right of track. And let's see now, where are we? That's on frame 30. (Hl_ming) Gee. It's 31 - 31, I guess, once you pull it through; 30 was the last one I took of that one. That one was ... Okays maybe I missed one of the 1-degree ones. Ha:
CMP: ... 28, 29, that's 24 frames. Okay. That's right. I got them all. Now, what am I supposed to be doing in the old Flight Plan? Lights up. Okay. Stow the camera. Notes: Notes: Everything worked good. Let's see. Started ... late ....
CMP: (Hmlw_ing)
CMP: Okay. Start the old AUTO PITCH rate. I guess we did that. AUTO RCS SELECT. Jets back ON. Let's see. Where are we now? ... PRO, option 5, land- mark track ....
CMP: ZERO ENTER .... Two ZEROs ENTERED .... ENTERED. ·.. Couple more. Okay. PROCEED to ...
CMP: Plus - minus, 68.00 ENTER. Plus ENTER. Zero - minus 68.
CMP: NOUN 79 ... 0.5, okay. VERB - ... ENTER. PROCEED. Seven? That's pretty close· Okay .... The old HIGH GAIN ....
CMP: That's a minus 2 .... at 330. REACQ and NARROW for AOS .... Okay. Landmark track· Guess we' d better do that. (Hl,_ing)
CMP: That's Bravo Bravo on there .... Okay; Bravo Bravo. Here we go ....
CMP: We're looking at the old lunar surface. Okay .... turn the power off. Whoops' Well ....
CMP: (Hllw_ing)
CMP: ... is over there. NO GO .... well on that.
CMP: ... 1/250. One frame a second .... , 38.
CMP: Plus 18, 63. Two, plus 44.
CMP: Plus ENTER ZERO all the ... be below the lunar su_fac e.
CMP: Okay. That's OPTICS POWER, ON ....
CMP: Oh, the old check valve, and that buster's kind of tight. Lots of pressure ....
CMP: (Hl_ming)
CMP: Okay .... Okay. It turns out to be 1. - plus 1.863, plus 44 in ''.
CMP: H_,._,_ng. Okay. 38:00, start time .... We're on? It ought to be ... We're on ...
CMP: Okay .... Swig of water, find my ...
CMP: All right, 3 minutes.
CMP: Ouch.
CMP: (Hl_.,_ng) (Whistling) (Hl_ming)
CMP: Okay, BT.
CMP: A little goodie.
CMP: Okay, got the old MISSION TIMER ...
CMP: What? Okay. T-2 is at 42 .... the DAC. (Whistling)
CMP: (H_,mming) ..., but I guess it worked. TIME SKIP
CMP: Oh, okay. Coming up - 42 -No, it's 41:50; I hope. I don't see it yet. Oh, okay. It's on the old DAC here. It's not seeing much. Maybe - 7 degrees. Okay. She's coming down now ...
CMP: Ah-ha, I see it. Man, it's pointing a long ways from it. It's 5 degrees up. No, not that much; 3 maybe.
CMP: Yes, DAC's running. Going to bring her down, then - Okay, I guess the best thing to do is take the center of that thing, that right - It's sup- posed to be 10 seconds more.
CMP: That one was a little bit off. Discount that one.
CMP: 58. Beautiful. Right there, right in the sextant.
CMP: Oh, I'm going through zero phase. Got it .... to lose it. Last one. Okay. _i_nelast one may not be that good. Just lost it.
CMP: Okay. DAC is OFF .... CMC. (Cough) (H_mming) TIME SKIP
UNKNOWN: Okay. We're passing over the Sculptured Hills. And coming in to the landing site now. Still see - I'11 start the old DAC. Oh, boy, it's going to be bright down there. Long -long ways off. Whew2 That's pointing up the Family Mountain.
CMP: No, through the telescope, anyhow, the whole area down there is a lot lighter than it used to be, and I'm sure this is due to the increase in the Sun angle. However, the landing site itself and the whole valley extending on out to the Serenitatis annul us is still darker - darker than the surround- lng territory, but it's - it's - with the higher Sun now. It's a lighter tan than it used to be. Come on, catch up with us there.
CMP: Okay. I got three good marks right in a row there. Just because I missed a TCA, got to catch up with him.
CMP: Last one. She's gone. Okay, in this sunlight, Family Mountain looks like it's black on the top. Not black, but real dark - dark - real dark gray on top of it.
UNKNOWN: HIGH GAIN to AUTO.
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CMP: Okay, now I'm ... my ...
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CDR: I can't understand it. They seem to be ... M_ybe they don't, when we 're in AUTO.
CDR: 0k_y, ... TIME SKIP i
CDR: iHouston, America - -
CMP: OMNI Delta?
CDR: Houston, America and Challenger are ... a good tight navy formation. TIME SKIP
CMP: Okay, she's coming back around.
CDR: Take your time.
CDR: We're still free, Ron.
CMP: Yes, I know. Okay.
CMP: Yes, when you're free ... you create a little bit of rate on the thing, too.
CDR: II know it, I can see that. Just take your time. 'When you're satisfied, go. But don't go until you're satisfied.
CMP: Okay, I'm not. (Cough)
CMP: Okay, she's coming back around now. I
CDR: !Okay, give me a call when you start to retract.
CMP: !Okay. Will do.
CMP: Crazy thing.
CMP: (Laughter) I get the rates hulled and then it goes around the other way. I think you're bouncing around up there, too, huh?
CDR: I know it. I'm Just swinging free.
CMP: Ye s.
CDR: Here come ...
CMP: I think you're going to have to go to ATTITUDE HOLD. You're bouncing around more on the probe. See, I'm not moving at all.
CDR: Okay. Stand by, Ron. Okay? Okay, I'm stable now.
CDR: When you're happy, I'11 go FREE.
CDR: Looking good now.
CMP: Looking good, yes. See, that's what I needed.
CMP: Okay, she's looking good. Why don't you go to FREE, and we'11 go to RETRACT 1.
CMP: Okay, RETRACT. Here you come.
CDR: You got what?
CMP: Okay. (Laughter) Three grays, I mean.
CDR: That's better. That's better. (Laughter)
CDR: Okay. Sounded good in here.
CMP: Yes. Sounded good in here.
CDR: Okay, Houston. We're hard docked. l
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CDR: ... We got to get some of this other stuff out of here.
LMP: On its own, I think. Just a second.
LMP: Okay, vacuum it.
LMP: It goes on its own.
CDR: ... you vacuum it? I got to get those core ... out of there and ... Oh, that's right. Hey, Ron.
LMP: Here comes the purse.
CDR: Hey, I got some pretties in there. Now don't - don't let them come out. I've got the COAS - and the - some - ... stuff in there.
CMP: Okay. Let's see what I do with it first.
LMP: Hey, we need to take that clamp - utility light clamp back for John, don't we?
CDR: Yes, you don't want to ...
LMP: ... purse.
MS: We'11 - we'11 -
CDR: Well, we'11 get the big stuff out of here. And then we'11 get - get stuff like that.
LMP: You want to try to get the APA [?] up?
CDR: ... the tools here. Why don't we give it a try after we get this other stuff clean.
CDR: We have to vacuum this other stuff before we send it back. Hey, Ron.
CMP: Yes ?
CDR: 5-A, that's for tissue.
LMP: You want me to - -
CMP: I got five - four boxes of them down there.
CDR: You got - you got plenty?
CMP: I got four boxes of it.
CDR: I thought we were running short on something when we left.
CMP: No, I've still got four boxes .... so -
CMP: I got four boxes of them left.
CDR: Ok ay .... ?
CMP: I don't think we need to.
LMP: If we run out of tissues - !
CMP: (Laughter) I don't know. You guys ... a lot. Throw them back down.
CDR: ... in there anyway.
LMP: Okay. You want me to finish that, get the stuff out, or what?
CDR: Well, let's Just get some of the stuff out together, Jack, and then I'11 ...
LMP: Okay. Let me vacuum you so you can go back and forth. C}4P Let me put this - stuff - purse in A-8.
CDR: Are you ready for LEVA bags, Ron?
LMP: Hey, gosh, there's a - -
CDR: They're the only clean thing we've got. Let's get the clean stuff out of here. L_P Let 's - let 's - Hey, Ron. Remember that before we - we need to vacu_n the gloves when we take them out of here. Okay?
CMP: The gloves are not in the LEVA bag?
CDR: But when we open them up, we got to vacuum tomorrow.
LMP: Well, it's going to be hard to work, two guys in hera with those bags, Gene, is the only thing.
LMP: And I thought I'_ get you cleaned off ... like we did in that - -
CDR: You think you can vacuum those things?
LMP: 0h, no way.
CDR: This ... in the drogue here are - they got to be fit better.
CDR: Ny eyes, nose, and mouth are so full of dust. L_P Dll
CDR: Yes, I'm not going to vacuum you until you finish with all those bags.
LMP: Right. I agree. Better get these ... out of your way.
CDR: No, I Just opened it here, though.
LMP: Think there's anything in it?
CDR: Yes, there is something ...
CDR: ... make it clean.
CDR: What a beautiful flying machine this is. What an outstanding flight. Ron, I could have flown all around you.
CMP: Yes, I know. You Just sat there messing around.
LMP: Hold your ...
LMP: Okay, let me clean the ... of - your'other arm.
CDR: You ought to put that light on me.
LMP: I'd rather not. It'11 show how bad a Job I'm doing.
CDR: ... worse.
LMP: I don't know. Okay, let me do the other - Put up the other arm.
CDR: I can't believe the control panel over there said I was going into gimbal lock - during that maneuver to burn attitude. That's a standard yaw, roll maneuver.
LMP: I wonder who control was during that ...
CDR: I can't believe - He knows that. The only thing - the only thing ... that machine ... is to terminate behind the Moon. I Just . .. final ... so I started maneuvering.
LMP: Okay, let me - why don't you turn? Can you turn 1807
CDR: If I work on it.
CDR: Yes, and the PLSS is back there - -
LMP: Okay, left arm out, please.
LMP: Okay. Let me see the back to your right.
LMP: Okay, Gene, now I need to work on your legs.
CDR: Now let me get at the top.
LMP: That 's right.
CDR: Oh, I can breathe up here.
CMP: Hey, who's got the green - the green earphone - and the red earphone.
CDR: ... up here. It's on the - -
LMP: I think mine's green.
CDR: - - port side - port side. So mine's red. How's that for a good Navy man?
CDR: Well, some of those - some of those other things are clean. What did you do with them?
CMP: I stuck them all in A-7.
CMP: Stuck them all in A-7.
CDR: Okay. What are you giving me this for? We need it?
CMP: Yes, I give it back to you.
CDR: Yes, you - I get it back.
LMP: Okay, keep turning.
CMP: ... you're going to have to put this dirty stuff in your temporary stowage bag - -
LMP: Turn the other way.
CMP: And now I forgot. Who's - who - who's green and who's red?
CDR: Jack's green.
LMP: The vacuum cleaner's got enough torque that it's hard to work.
LMP: Okay, now turn. Whoa.
CDR: Ron?
CMP: Yes, that's what it sounded like. It's - it's ticking along, working real good. The only problem we had was that one antenna.
CDR: No, it's not out. That temperature's got to either be a sensor or a heater because - I've got to have a picture of the SIM bay, but there's nothing there that's hot.
LMP: Gene, you're Just dirty. That's all there is to it.
CDR: I know .... that stuff ... ground in and ground in.
LMP: Okay. Turn a little more, please.
CDR: Ron, that rendezvous was like a charm. That LM is Just absolutely incredible.
CMP: Yes. Hey, Just running right up the pike. Man, oh, man. Yes, that's the way it ought to run. I didn't have to do anything. I Just - keep you in the middle of the TV picture, you know?
CMP: Well, I'11 tell you, it's been great.
LMP: Well, Gene, I don't know if I can do anything more than that.
CDR: Oh, I don't know if you can, either, except maybe - Let me put up my hand,
LMP: Pretty good ...?
CDR: Yes, not bad.
CDR: My wrist connector, too.
LMP: Yes, you can turn it off.
CMP: Hey, there wasn't an EMU maintenance kit in that thing.
LMP: You get - you get your MASTER ALARM every time we turn it on, though.
CDR: Oh, if anybody got a MASTER ALARM, I Just turned it on and off. What do you want? An EMU main- tenance kit?
CMP: Yes, it wasn't in that purse.
CDR: I know where it is. I didn't know we were supposed to bring it back. Let me get it.
CMP: Oh, yes. I guess. I didn't hear one that time.
CDR: Well, you didn't spin down, Ron.
CMP: I didn't get any waist tether yet. Or LCG plugs.
CDR: LCG plugs were ... because they don't have ... our LCGs on.
CDR: How many EMU maintenance kits you want?
CMP: Just one, I guess. Those EMU maintenance kits.
LMP: Okay, necks ring, I got that.
CDR: What else you need?
CMP: The monocular.
CMP: The DSEA.
CDR: Stand by. I'm sending in my gloves. I'm going to keep my helmet on because this dust gives me pretty bad hay fever, Ron.
CDR: This dust is terrible, Jack.
CDR: Is the recorder off?
CMP: What, this one down here?
CDR: No. Jack?
LMP: Ron, here are my gloves.
CDR: Where's the doggone tape recorder? Here it is. Wait,
LMP: Okay. Will you pull the - Wait a minute. Gene. Did - did you take it off?
LMP: All righty.
CDR: I did already.
LMP: Is your corem - You're going to - Well, I can't nV talk to you guys without taking helmet off, so I might as well do that.
CDR: Yes, well. Jack, if you - I'11 tell you, it's going to bother you. My eyes and nose and mouth are so full of dust. I talk - I'11 stay on co_ here a minute. Can't you do that?
LMP: Well, okay. Let's see how it works.
CMP: Hey, I'm stuck under the couch.
CDR: Your suit is so white, I'm afraid to come in there.
CDR: Hey -
CDR: Ron, keep it up out of stuff here. I/4P Okay, Ron, I guess - I guess I need your decont_- nation bag. Page 11
CMP: Which one? Both of them?
LMP: Well, hey, your Jett bag. I need your - Yes. Send it all over here.
CDR: Jack, there's no sense dusting those rock bags off if we're going to put them in those other bags. Let's Just put them in there.
CDR: They got those airtight zippers on them.
CDR: So - Okay, how do we know which one goes with which?
CMP: Well, that's the one that goes on - You mark it down there. That's A- - A-7.
CDR: This is what?
CMP: A-7.
CDR: I said how do we know what bags go in here, though?
LMP: I think it - it says. It's not easy, but it says.
CMP: It does say somehow. Where does this thing go?
CDR: Lunar sample container. Stow on ... A-7.
LMP: Okay, now that - that's listed here. We need those 70-millimeter mags, Geno.
LMP: Well - inside - they're in the book compartment. Here come the mags now, Ron?
CDR: Okay, is this what you want?
LMP: Yes - No, that's not the mags. They're in that other thing, in the bottom book compartment. No these are goodies
CMP: I think I'm going to have to unplug ... crawl down underneath those things.
LMP: Okay, here's - Hey, Ron?
LMP: Here's a - M and N [?].
CMP: Yes .... - M and N.
CMP: Okay. Just finding where the heck it goes.
LMP: Yes, that mag bag.
CDR: Where's the mag bag? Ron?
MS: Mag bag.
LMP: Wait a minute. Stand by.
CDR: Wait a minute. You still have it? I got one mag to give you for that one.
LMP: ..., Ron. We got a mag in our camera here.
CMP: Okay. Give it to me.
CDR: There's one slot.
LMP: ... is it a Delta?
CDR: Yes. left that on the surface, didn't you? it up this far. That's the only constraint.
CDR: Well, how did you get these bags in here? rounded side up. If you got some pliers - Where are your pliers, Geno? IS - in the - in the purse. huh?
CMP: Huh? look. here ... - -
CDR: Why don't we try to break it down up here, Jack?
LMP: This is the one that was in the MESA, and I'm sure they've torqued it down. The lock washer, you know. No, we go up in the ...
LMP: Okay, get the APK out, Gene.
CMP: Okay, mags.
LMP: Okay, you got 4, 3, and 2.
CDR: Here. Your Jett bag to put that in?
CDR: Here's that little piece. That's in that old Jett bag. I stuffed right behind here somewhere. Where's the other piece?
CDR: Any more mags.
CMP: Mags, here's the three.
CDR: Yes. There are four 16-millimeter mags in the ISA. But we're not there yet.
CDR: I'11 get it right now. them up. You got to stow them somewhere. ready to go.
LMP: Who's got some scissors? is closed? tunnel there. your way. either one of your way. them, right now. right. You can't. me. Oh, you didn't hear
LMP: Well, it's on the list. That's the OPK. Isn't there an OPK there? No. in the LM or not. there to make sure, but I know there isn't. in here. LM bags in R-lB. gether or separately? on . ,,
CMP: Okay, let's put it right up here in R-2, huh? it's a 70-millimeter bag.
LMP: Yes. More or less. (Laughter) Boy, let me try a little more do_m there. can handle those things. bag. can along beside here.
CDR: Oh, okay. ! come back to it.
CMP: Well, that looks pretty good to me.
CDR: Well, that probe should be really on the floor, Jack ... The probe should be on the floor ... should be tilted down towards you and then up right.
LMP: Yes. More or less. (Laughter) Boy, let me try a little more down there. can handle those things. bag. along beside here. come back to it. Jack ... The probe should be on the floor ... should be tilted down towards you and then up right.
LMP: Say, that isn't tight, either. I didn't finish it.
CDR: Well, to take that Jettison bag, we need to have that squared away, I guess.
CDR: Hey, you don't need to give it to him yet.
CMP: No, I don't need it yet.
CDR: You're going to like this.
CMP: That big, long ...
CDR: That ... core tube was like pulling an elephant out of the ground.
LMP: Okay, next. You got this SEP DSEA up there yet?
CDR: No, I didn't unstow it. It's still over there -
CMP: Well, get it out of the bottom boot compartment, then. And send it to him.
CMP: I got some kind of a recorder. What was that?
LMP: That was the LM.
LMP: Okay. Send me a Jett bag. A clean Jett bag.
CMP: A clean one, huh? An empty one?
LMP: Empty.
CMP: A clean Jett bag. Okay, now here's the DSEA from the SEP.
CDR: Now, put those - put those in the temporary stowage bag; that's Just the bootleg stuff. except the next item. big stuff?
LMP: Man, I must - and here comes the collection bags.
CMP: Okay, you never have found the waist tethers yet, right?
CDR: Yes, they're there.
CMP: They are?
CDR: They were in the purse.
CMP: Those waist tethers?