Otrobonita/noicy-space-talks huggingface dataset:
CDR: That '. ,:.kay. We'¥e 't.t.¢,_ _,2-y:T,gto get a pict_.r,. Of /',lr..;t,'-r_l_' , loc,. _Ih(,r, ',,re :-:_. golnc to _c acI-oi;$_ check _\,'t.ez_.ain*_
CC: Well, z_.:.t ne hart. .L taina yoo're goJ:,[,:to be in .l%rkn_,_.'ou_, Perth - in regards to you'_ _on_me.ntthe other night - Perhh war,ted sc,r.epictures of _heir lights.
UNKNOWN: OKay. W,:'.I_see what we can do here. Gi-_e us the time.
CC: Roger. _ill do.
CC: ' _" ."' Okay, Jir_.... the iicture of _'crth - You night bring u}_ v_,ur S-band vo]ttr'.e here, t©r,. We'11 be going over ro Madrl, l. MAD.R_D(?_'_ ) ·
CDR: Go alnead _ith the times, Stu - - C!'._F( Ainead, ftt. u.
UNKNOWN: - We're here.
CC: Okay. ',:edon't bare yc_' time, now. To .<et be '2_-cmnow, a,,d Perth, it'r £.oLng to two r_-v_ th.'.l._:St, t]r,, t.ut, tSng )'-.u is ur_ at a!'c f_ it's 2 ."-',;cZ, 23% p]_, ]_,_'._s _- %_e: teward busy sccticn.
CDR: Okay. _'e'11 writ_- '. down c:, the i-i,_a% : ._r_. If we can get b, ;._::, _r-y to met '.z.
CC: Ckay. Lc't m: _,i-;eycu +_._ exact -::e, he:e, _.:- Perth. '.'!: . .: pa: -':.u_ :-" : l'c,5 ?: . -;_ ' 's P._ge 835
CMP: O_v. Will they be north or south of t.rack?
CC: Iou'11 'be j_-'_tabout over them. You']', have at)out ax, 82-degree angle on then, so you'11 L_ coming
UNKNOWN: Okay. %,,:ieve, _ ff of ,'/_adrid. Can you give '..:_ a c__w :,%_,%_s :ttx>'r"_'_ ii' not, we',l catch you at Ca__r,a*'_;on al. -3[
CDR: _is _s the cormamder. I had about 6 hours of g_od sleep, ,f.'.out1 hour of poor sleep, amd I took one A,_tifed. [_.>r_e Ci._ 7-1/2 of good s__r,..t_ :,nd - No; I had a vitamin pill y_starday. And
CDR: I had ._ vitamin pill ' too. I
CC: Roger. I copy both.
UNKNOWN: Rusty had 8 houa-s of good sleep, one Seconal, and one Aetifed, one vitamin pill.
CC: Roger. bnderstand. TT,ank you ye much. i Ck_i;dqVO', ( ?V 1 LB)
CC: Apc. llo y, }:_,u_tL._ ur r<,u_- '/arnarv_u,. Standing by.
UNKNOWN: Hou?.ion, Apollo _P.
UNKNOWN: yea loud t,.d clear.
CDR: Houst.; , Ap:lio 9.
CDR: I_ ':2 C(; ea0.,
CDR: _%at qua(_,'do y_,u wamt to use iof the early pal% of tr,day_ A and B or- -
CC: t_og_']. CoDy. f_tand by.
CC: Okay. Apo_'Lo _', ,,i_,.-:,ton. .,.'c 're rt. commending that you ;:si go _._b.e:,.: _,,.t tu.;e ail c,f t.i_em for this sinc_ we won't :-cal'[yoc u-:lng that much, and we'f_ like to _,aYe a_l fo:ur ON bringing up the plat form,
CDR: Okay. Yod'd ]J.k_ _o have J, _ Iot:, oi the qt_ads ON w.h. cn w< bring u_: tlr. t,_lor_,.."''" "/
CC: That is afiit'mativ_.:. _"_:d you ca_', ,)u_t go sJ_ea,1 _md leave a'l] four O[J with the e:fc,:wl :ion of the t.wo-.jet ullage that we've already dis:cussed.
CC: Woula you b_ng u I yo_n- [;-band? ;k,']] b_' going }'_.'_t"/suck] r' [_ r ,over to c'c, ut]__ of _:inutes.
UNKNOWN: O_ay. HONEYSUCKL,E (EqV 14_:)
CC: Apollo 9, t{ou_.ton,
UNKNOWN: Go ahead, i'_o::_:t..u: ,:q,o)]r, _,'
CC: Roger. Guadalcs.nal Jo on station aha is waiting.
UNKNOWN: - .... r_p Ve.-_y gac,i. '?hank you.
CC: }_oger.
UNKNOWN: Houston, wL_.- arc you talking to us thmou_,',.
CC: [;ta_lu [5 o:_e, _nd I'11 see w-;at I'm uplinkiug. Wait. We're through Honeysuckle; it's got to be S-b_'A(i.
CDR: Ok ay. agrc_=_le _c.,_z th-_t picture of, particu'Lar],_ of Pert,', - ih':.'_ ._ ._;.a_ _' _ was -the data I gave Sol: was for REV ].>o. You'11. come witLi:, ub,)ub 80 miler of it or the nc.×t REV arotmd, if yo_'d J_ke to take that time, ii y_.u think it's going to Lc feasible.
CDR: ._)kay
CC: _-r_ y_',, _ c,a_., to copy_
CDR: We s',_'rc c:au see a. loc of .'_g_ts down cn 'the city - down on _he groumd right no;', Stu.
CC: Roger. _i'nere'_z, two cities - Well, ther_ ',a actually t)_rec. 5id_ey ?-f !i be _foout 228 miles of_ '_your track the next time around, but Perth a_,d }.r]sbg_ne bolt,, are - Perth will be _0 and Brisbane :iO. f.r,d sure like tr, get some pictures of those, if you c_ work ii. ir,.
CC: Roger. 1_o sweat, it wlil be on the next t;EV.
CDR: Okay. %2,3' don't you go sJuead amd give us the data here; I'11 %rril,-: ]t down now.
CC: Okay. ._o_ _',_'ti your bime of closest al?roach: 236 plu:; ',! :.,'_'_ ._o And ?rrth w_li },,_ [;_' :_iicu north of t rac._.
CC: Okay. ,'_ -3 otLc:r one w J il _.c Brisbame: _ ['4 f'.%? _O ;O.us 2]. ;.,'_,; _' will b,' ]10 r.;.':e$ :.,'rtl i._ac_<. of %'L, _.
CDR: Oka?. Very goo,.:!. We'11 t__.' L:e';_.h:em.
CC: Okra. and I don't whei _ er you can reach out r::_, your 220 r,l](_ or ou% i! yo_',e for camera out, 1 r,_g],__'_well g;ve you on,; for Si<incy, e2_d thai vi_1%'i:-_ us out.
UNKNOWN: (,kay. O:, ahead.
UNKNOWN: Ali _ighL. Sidney: PCA 236 plus 59 plus 37. P.[_8miles And [;Jd?]eywill be south of _rack, th_ i 'orre?t'
CC: That is affJi-r,ati,-e, ired you'11 hit Perth fir?i, of course. 4y th( t_r.e - We're going [o leave here st }ioney_uckle; see you over the Mercury a?'OlluO '_] .
UNKNOWN: Oya/;.
UNKNOWN: Apollo 9, houston. Ga.
UNKNOWN: ¥,: Youtre (.,wr the hill, t believe. IZ;HcLrRY (_LV 14%i',,
UNKNOWN: F.ou_.,ton,Apollo 9.
CC: Apoli(, 9, Houstor. Go.
UNKNOWN: Rogez. Could you tell the good people: of Zidney that we saw their lights about 5 minutes ago. It was a ver-y beautiful sight.
CC: 6_ood. Mighty fin_. 'ihank yoa. morni_ t',on. !_,3ware
CDR: Good g, you?
CC: Hey, ."ir,.est_ab_, cad ali set Lo go.
UNKNOWN: Fey. _.hf.t'sa E,:.odq,=csLion, c(,r:.e to thiri, of it. Eau::.:n. AL':',_LOS;
CC: Apollo 9, =ill pick you up at ?.egstone !'
CDR: Roger. givro torqueing
UNKNOWN: Ho_cor,, you ,%_t ,,.noughto get the angles, copy
CC: NO. We mis._:cdihem. kf! 007[,i1, , _1_..... C<,.
UNKNOWN: hou_,_,on . p .... 9.
CC: Roger. W 1 c-_,l, ic.5your torquelng _:gles, smd we'11 have' 'you ail the way throtk_h Camarics. _r- r._.
UNKNOWN: yo_, :opy what type alignment it was? C_P Okay. We dld a nominal to time 2hO _00_f, in get. order to Lbo ptatf,_ up intc_ place.
CC: Apollo 9. Hous%or,. C_.
UNKNOWN: Rogi_r. Our _,ri_iinalflig_ht plan schedtL]_ '_:as want £'or a }iF _,_l'rge this r.r_rning_ and. d_d 'fou _, ',:,th',t'.' 1;o
CC: Stand ?,}-one. Lhere. .t!.;',YM&:.. ( rG:V .:49) g.oc,'= l.ere.. ' H. ': L-arge. Page 8kl
UNKNOWN: O_a,'.
CC: I_equc_t :,3'_ i_': ",'JCEPT; r.hen we'11 nave a :t-ate recto: a_..,_ targcb load and the P,Ft_:.?.iAT fo_ you.
C: You've got it.
UNKNOWN: CC Roger. C? _ng up. i_T j r, ' i . '_ Y
UNKNOWN: ADo2k, ', .'-:o_z-no:_. _ have .your mar,=uver pAD.
UNKNOWN: Okay_ :zand b:,'.
UNKNOWN: Okay. 'i',caay %o copy. Ion.
CC: Oka,'.. _.p',. :..s": )L,2 5.ash ] ;v_ik., 2k0 3'- t3'[g, minu (. _-',z':,2, ...... p_u:. al' _'_ps, 7,.lus u..;...'2 9_"_ 03250 "'" 7,6!.. 03081 0i'_(.,,_88,miu,,._'. , n:l_,u_ q?4 15 02610 32900, mi>u:: 2990, phn'. 1.0)3.6 2'*>_. Over.
UNKNOWN: Okay. 1>2 d,,sh _ ALfa, 21;0 31 i3'ib, minus 01969, all zips, r.'I.,t_. 0'2585 L,325U ,'t3.1!5t 01i6 2488'3, mJtnus ag:. , n_,us ,.','p4 -r 02610 32900, minus 2990, plus ]0536 23'29. Over.
CC: Roger. knat is correct.
UNKNOWN: Apol:o :'_., i!oustou. The computer is yours. You Vz'P_B66_c,d we've it.
CDR: Oh, very well. That sounds like a full da_-'s work. 5"np_nkyou.
CC: k:oger. Ii you'_e iu a copying mood, ! have you" ent ry. P _V_
CC: lloger. ,:_-ea: i5'2 dash i Alfa, .)46. fl._a _3-':;, minm5 :.7:_0 1Po15 ?599( i5 27 l(' o3, ,.t: .... 03t7.'. The ro12 r'L;hi.: 59 _ ly 0'.t. }5 56 ;9 29 23 _6: 2}' 33, Riu:- .:', pl'&_ 075. "'ver. Cka'r. i'-;e_..
UNKNOWN: 152 _=__sh; 'flfa,'046, p!'_ 225, nir.'2_: C_:7_ .'5"?' _7 "_6 · 3. m:_-.us 03177. 12015" '_' l: 5 '.: .-- 842 Page
CC: Apollo 9, ;"u_L_n- You3' rea_oack is correct.
UNKNOWN: Houston, 9, again. Let me recheck t?_' CO_ _*i]t,'r, would )'ou:' Wz_ick one was 20 supposed Lo zepl_.ce? Bumber 8 Q r nttmber 9?
CC: Stand b_ (mc,, thez'_.
UNKNOWN: Fc ,._,. oi:, .&: oJ ', o
CC: Apollo 9, }_u _...":. G:_.
UNKNOWN: ° i 'Chink I nave ii.._orted out. now You war:_, to put 8 and 9 _r,; y(,u _'an_ t.o t.a2_e 20 r, ut and ;,ul: i_ i_%; :_,4 take 1 ou¥ and !.u',: i*,.__n A} s that r_ ghl.'.':
CC: 9, Fc:it;t:,n. _ [b_ that's - 9, _o'_sLon. f %hit& th:,.t,'_:c,,'?re_'.t,there, out let me _oubie check jt with W/sO.
UNKNOWN: Okay. 'i't,a:_k _;(-'_.
CC: Apollo _2, Houston.
CMP: Go e21ead, Hou,_ton. take it. You put 8 and 9 ir, - 8 in tt.e B slot, 9 in the A slot, znd close' the door; amd you take 20 amd stow Jt Jn P,6; an_i you take nor.bet 1 c.:mister and s:t,.,+_ :it ir_ Alfa 3.
CDR: Okay. Tqat', _. wbat I thought. We just wantc, d Lc, rr_ke s_uc ".!,;,tw'u got the ri_t ones golf,5 Jr, the right place.bt, cause, s_rpris';ngly eric;ugh, the COl: c.a.:ti-,'.ters %ere not _rked for the f!_ght.
CC: Roger. Copy. entry u_3st_.
UNKNOWN: Hc:3st'on, Apollo 9-
UNKNOWN: CC .:,'.'o. _', ('; ' ++re . u__ ?ague8h3
CDR: Roger. :_' do you rea_ now?
CC: _{o_er. Lo:al _n& clear. Your co_e: _ for yoar cntrv :;LJ_LL there :is: _ou put th_ _i l;-degree w_J:_dc',: .-xrk o:,.the horizor_ at O.05g.
UNKNOWN: C_R O_ay. l.nders'Lt_nd the -,i .4-degree line or, the
CC: R,_gcz. -,.. ou w;2'_ ]o_c your sex%ar.t st_r et. f.i,: r '.:_ _. :..,.m 53. ''53.
UNKNOWN: Und,.._--._:._r,d. We lose 'the sextamt star at _-'_ ', _r..
C: Atf_;.rmati_'e. cm_::.4.avo:,'(R_ 1_9)
LMP: CC Roger, I;avc. We're not getting any L_G on you. If it'_, :_otet':,!ngreal sir.plt, lint-; othervJse, we'l! Just vith f ( by your respiration,
C: 0ka_. i')] 6fw' _t a quick check.
CC: Apollo 9, _._custon. I/.,onslike you fixed the EKG, theft.
CC: Roger. it looks ii_e your _:KG is good, now.
LMP: Oh, okay. _t w;as a loose connector, Roger. HONEYSUCKL, E (HEA' 149 ) Houston.
CC: ADolto 9, S-band voluu._eup for Honey- suckle. Roger.
CDR: S-band up for Honeysuckle.
CC: Apollo 9, Hou-_ton. Go. Houston. Go.
CMP: Roger. Did you get the _TO :orqueir.g angles?
CC: N_gative. You went over the hill Just before we got the:a.
UNKNOWN: Omay. GET of 237 05 30, minus 00395, minus An5 00223, plus C953,.. :hat's to t:ne desire,_ REF_C.'AT that you _ent up.
UNKNOWN: ... COl-t,. Page 85,5 _£_;;_CURY(REV 149 )
CC: At,olio 9, Houston. Roger.
CDR: ill,., you wa_nt an }.', ;.._mozy dump today?
CC: :n_'_,:~ aT'fir,.'- ......i.. _t-.'_r.d by, and !'!] g_;,c":- C: yokt _ _-[mC =_. Go ahead, }';ou.-_:tc:,r,.. Apollo 9.
CC: koger- The c,,.__?_terwin':; po,_.red up ali. hid, t, So I g._,z_' : don't need E mere - ii mod d,_f..
CC: Apollo 9, Hoo!:ton. Crj. _c._'_ -
CDR: Houston, we doing a _._4KYlamp test there, snd I hi1: a RESET at the end of the thin F; got n -, ' "", '.:h;.ch ho3k says t'iPA failed or I'I._'Ariot bcJ_g u_ed. S_,',,_. do a PIPA bias chec}_. W_..a_. d,J you think about tho:?
CC: Apollo 9, Houston. I think that's the same thing 'we saw tho other niE_ht when you did tbat, l;.htn;t buL and we it.'._normal, stand b v one.
CDR: 3kay. anyh.'3-_,_o here P[PA bias check not neceszary.
UNKNOWN: _ *-':,.izJ: - .;'.ut 'you %md_r=;t.'-,.:,/' 'he %ueztion? I'' got a 21'2 '_A}2.i, _Id [ guess oz_n see .it on e ,'/C" ' vo=
CC: Af:'_rmative. ;'_:- u.r.'.de:_-st.a..ad.
CDR: Al_i, .... _- Page 8_6
CC: Yoger. Wo'r, sure that's a r,or-ml thing. It's sui,pl5, the' _ower that jets i:_terrupted when you do that DE;KY check, u;d all you },ave to do now is hit ERROR F(-:SLTi'.
CDR: Good. We're very good at that EEROR B----'SF£.
UNKNOWN: ;. '- CC Okay.
CC: A_c:ilo 9_ };:,_Lo_. Wa']] pick yo-i up at i_e'J_t_ne al: P.O.
UNKNOWN: }_oger. i,e_s:one at 20. REi)STONE (REV 149 )
CC: 4r,.J._o 9, houston.
UNKNOWN: G<, ahead, Y.;Jst. on.
CC: _oger. ;fo s.[i]__have the ._c-condary loop coming on the lin, , _nd we'11 have you _til ab.Out 5_. okay. Vezy good. (BEV 1 _' ' GUAYMJ%S i ) 0 }
CDR: Eouston. Apollo 9- Do you read?
CC: Apollo 9, houston. &f'firmative. Go. arc our
CDR: Okay. We gc,i:,g to open secondary pro- pe]lm,t fuel pressure _lves in the service module RCS, now.
CC: Roger, Go _.' _aa.
UNKNOWN: Houston, Auoilo . We've opened all. Did you of see any c];ange state in ar:,-thir_on the C_'ound? 7;0 u},a_r.g..: vhich
CC: Negati%¢. aown here; ii good.
UNKNOWN: CC ..i, oiio . r , ,..... u'_,.=_, u ....... minute l..qi_; Tamruarive '_ .._el ','-Libe 29. at ' at ,h.'?O-GROU:;D TkM.:!AR]V_ _H?:V 150)
CC: Apollo 9, F_zstcn through Tandem.rive.
CC: Roger. If :,'c_turn H2 tank 2 fan ¢,n, that _t,. r,,_p prer.su_:_ there. the up in the B 2 t_nks, tamk 2.
CC: '] [m_ ) _ , r I ' _
CDR: Okay. ,anks 1 _nd'2 ...
CDR: Eoustoh_ Yoa want the hc.aterr Oh, _lso --_,o get the pressure, tap?
CC: Apollo 9, Houston. cQ_y again. w_.r_ n_;ater$
CDR: Hoger. Do _ou the 0N, also - to get %Le i,l'(ssure_,_'_' CAPJ_A_VON (RE_! 150)
CDR: He l.],,, Houston. Z.pollo 9, here. _'e're Just do- cbeck .,his ing o_r star attitude at time, and ac're going to follow that up _ith th_. las' }"?2 tc REFS].QLkT. %_fe'restand,ns iQ- at the i-hcur point on our checklist.
CC: _oger. Ue copy. Toil Dave ic, v_t.vh o,_t fo_ c_ f.'l_re from ?irt!, a't _.r':_ ."!or,'t mist_._z it foz 26, ge Per%"
CDR: rloustc._,which dircr'Liz,n is from cn' trac'z.: }forth cr south?
UNKNOWN: Roger. it shcu!d he 2_ mile_ rrrth.
UNKNOWN: -'-. _._.
UNKNOWN: .qou_ton, Apollo 9.
CC: Apollo 9, Kouston. Go.
UNKNOWN: Okay. Three .'-"son the DSKY.
UNKNOWN: wc'ri- j.:.:._ tad off on attitude.
CC: , 'ye got .g, jadhall COAS 5tar thera, if Jim wants to lock at it. [
UNKNOWN: Ckay. %fnat .usit? i ..
CC: Roger. I_ '? - I can't it - -Y-X-l-?-'-S. But it's a fourth magnJt '_e star c: (,_est to .qego'r',o_' a ]ine b.,ween Regor anal A!phard.
CC: And it _-'.,Lc._',_ld - -
UNKNOWN: Hey, you - -
CC: _ay again.
CMP: You really round - -
CC: _e really found a good one. It should be about left. a half of a degree up and 1.7 degrees to the }F)NEYS_JCKLE .fi:hV]-50)
CC: /_olle .9, _fnuston. S-band volu_me up for H0n_-'y- suck! e.
CDR: Roger. :[oneysuckle, and S-_and up. David ca_-_e through on the last one. Look at that! All halls! be_-utif'ul- :-cugu$'s a_e
CC: Hey, getting prett gcc_.i uo there.
CDR: _'.*!..Lo
UNKNOWN: %%, gO out with a flash, here.
CDR: 22 _;.3_ £:.,'__ i'r._gol . -_ Pang ;t 'ap right now. . Page 849
CDR: houston, Apollo 9.
CDR: }/ow long b_fcre retrofire do we eo:,c out into daylight? Will I h_.;c a daylight horizon - horizon - cr not? r.t 3l. Moustrak..
CC: And, 9, We noved over there a bit ia oar orbit; we'11 use antenna Bravo for the _e-- orbit burn. cn ,_'r___!iefor e'
CC: And We'11 still stay _ry. R_ISTONE (;_V 150)
CC: Apollo 9, Houston. and to we'd like update you anotLer one. We'11 do it in about 2 minutes at Redstone.
UNKNOWN: Okay. You've got POO in ACCEPT.
CDR: Okay. _.,,3LDST0.,._ (R_(150) g_' ;_'(3_SL©Lt'. '' ·" ''' _.... "+ . r,_ 'f_ t _, ' . .:-._"f:-_ ,'" ", 850 Page
UNKNOWN: Okay. Very good. Ge_. it at Goldstone. R_qu_:st ACC_-?T.
CC: Roger. You've go_ i%.
CC: R._gar. We'd like for you %0 vhip through _'30 and P_0 again an,:[reload those two pro_:'sms. A_,_teryou - _t
C: We've got 2101 on the DSKY now flashing. Can what'., you get in, or are you through, or
CC: Negative. We are not through yet. Soon as the computer is yeurs, ycu can go into that, And ! have a NAV _heck here if you rant it.
CMP: Ali right. by.
UNKNOWN: Okay. Go ahead %rith the !tAV check.
CC: Roger. 2_0 00 0000, minus 3112, plus 10039 2298. Over.
CMP: Roger. 240 00 0000, minus 3112, plus 10039 2298, and Just _nat exactly are you uplinking on this mode?
CC: We are Just uplinking a state vector.
UNKNOWN: State vector ] understand.
CMP: Okay. That means we are Eoing to have to re- load P30.
CC: Apollo 9, Houston. 'l%e co_--puter ts yours.
UNKNOWN: Thard{ you.
CMP: Okay. We haw- g_t i:., _nd _,e '_i]l go t_-wough now you. Pi0 for
CC: Roger. And w_ jas% %-anted to give yo_ a little better hit rrcord than you had in p!ayir_ base- bali a %'hil( back.
CDR: Oh, hey. We ,zert rca_l sorry iu that ballga_Le. We should really oe great to'lay.
UNKNOWN: p Houston, A_llo 9.
UNKNOWN: Okay- T'__atgives v _ _,_r, tb _.J'a foot per s_:c- that, huh%
CC: 9, Houston. ,"ay again, i -,iss_d it,,
UNKNOWN: I say that gives us about a tenth of a foot per different'* :'ut e_, s_cond in DE. TA-VE, I guess we take that.
CC: Roger. VkNGUARD (REV ] 5].)
CC: Apollo 9, Fouston. One ninut_ IDS. Ascension ?.0.
CDR: Go. ?[ouston, Apollo 9.
CC: Roger, Jim. f_ar altimeter ]IEL'i'A-His minus 100 feet, and your _ca-;:ater temperatur£ is Th_' temperature 75 75 degrees. air is about _e- grees. [.'igh+.yfine.
CDR: Great. Wa p_t on two s_ts of ].o_g underwear too, Just expecting it would La cold. i*
CC: I m_zed there.
UNKNOWN: I sa,_.'_,v_ er.; _::_.tv:',:=ts of -'_.._:g under-_ear Or] [itist SO _-3',- _e ¥=",? :r_ ',.: .. _-CCU
CC: Roger. I don'_ :;._n_.it'!? _e necessary. _e 852
CDR: Hello, _ouston. Apollo 9.
CC: A?ollo 9, Hcuuton. Go. Roger. ',_reready
CDR: We to add up our logic here. Are you %'i]ling to support? Roger. Stand by. 3]._. minunes. svitches We'v_ got about 2
CDR: O_ay. ELS logic going ACTO cc_'ng C.'_;ELS to AUTO - SEQ ECS logic coming ON.
CC: A/oilo ,:_,Houston. You are GO for r-12q, D A3Z;..
CC: One mir_ute to !DS. Tananarive a% _3, an_ if not there, Carnarvon at 58.
UNKNOWN: t{ouston, if _'e fire the RCS - com?_r_ ?CS !u'es- surization ON, can you still support? 9. %egative. Carnarvon.
CC: Apollo We_ll catch you _t
UNKNOWN: Okay. 154/1
CC: Apollo 9, h.uston through Carnarvon.
CDR: Roger Houstor_ Apollo 9 here. Are you ready to _upport the. o,,n_r_gand firing of the co_nand RCS rodmle p essurization? b.uve
CC: }_oger. '% a _Iood lock ou now. You can gc ahead.
CDR: Roger. _LS is coming to AUTO now. ELS logic 0N now. SEQ ECS logic to ON now Do we have a GO for a_nning the pyros now, Houston?
UNKNOWN: CC Affir-_ativc. GO for ga-ming the pyros.
CDR: Houston,, _,,,,"'F,('_' PRESS Mark.
CDR: Looks like we got both of them· Houston.
CDR: l_rros coming OFF, }:ouston.
CDR: Hous%on, Apollo 9-
CC: Apollo 9, Houston. GO.
CDR: Are we going to retrofire over Hawaii?
CDR: Okay; so we can expect a voice countdown?
UNKNOWN: I have 29 minutes on _Cf Mark.
CDR: MA__j<.
CC: We're right with you.
UNKNOWN: Okay. Next time it's your turn.
UNKNOWN: Pc_gCY ' Page 85_
CC: Apollo 9, Houston. We've dumped the tape recorder, rewound it, az_d it's yours now.
CC: And, 9, Houston. We'11 have you through the
UNKNOWN: ': CDR Very good.
UNKNOWN: Right no',-we'r_ Just s_.rL of holding, getting ready to enter P40. We'11 enter there· about T minus I? or so.
CC: Apollo 9, Houston. Ycu are looking good da_n here. You are GO for deorb_t.
UNKNOWN: CDR Roger. Houston, Apollo 9. We look pretty good from up here, too. ;u_d we're ready.
UNKNOWN: 08 21 CC Apollo 9, Houston. About 1 minute LOS; the Huntsville at 1_.
CMP: Roger. We'11 see you at the Huntsville.
CC: Roger. 5_31_2BVILLE (Ri_ 151) 10 OO 15 [2 CC Apollo 9, Houston.
CC: Roger. !_ud and clear, Jim. The helos __rc just nov lifting off the flight deck of th_ c_rrier.
CDR: R_aston, Apollo 9 here. i can't read you. important.
CC: Roger. No+Jhing How now?
CDR: You are very weak, HOUston. _wA_z (Rm__51)
CC: Apollo 9, Houston %brough H_;xii. Standing _y. if_ '., ' _ :, ,'_- 'j,' '-';;'. .r, _._ (,L, -I/)]-!C ". _,CY_ , _,_'_' . 'i "_ _l, (C_S NET_1) Tape 154/3
CC: _;_RK.
UNKNOWN: CC Six minutes. LO E,:' i5- CC :4_'(.
CC: _wo mir,utes. You _re looking good. lO OO 2c318 CDR Roger.
UNKNOWN: Si_y seconds.
F: Thirty _econds.
F: MARK.
F: Fifteen seconds. 32 10 00 05 CC 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1.
CC: RETHOFIRE. Apollo
UNKNOWN: Houston, 9. Burn looks good up here. We're hulling residuals. The _S DELTA-V was minus 18.2. 67332 I(inus18.2, have 10 56 CC Roger. a_udwe ghe residuals.
CC: 9, Houston. Htgk-speed tracking shows it's a good burn. Mighty fine_
CMP: Roger. It felt good. Ia 00 3_ 15 CC MA.RE.
CC: _lglreem/nutes. !8 .lO OO 34 ,s_,g._. 'rnank you. Page
CC: Apollo 9, Houston. Y_a're looking good down here.
CDR: Roger, Houston. We're separat_.d nov, and we'r_ ref],ctor -moving our up at this time.
CC: Apollo _,, Houston. I have a postburn update.
CC: Plus 12';,9125996 1525 1601, :'[nus 0B256, roll ri_;?:; 50 60 19 003 an! I'11 ge% th_ real a little later.
CC: Apollo 9, Eouston. I h_ve time _o begin blackout.
CC: 1553 1928 2346 ?433.
UNKNOWN: I'11 read the vhoie thing back. -IQ-091 25996 1.525 1601, minus 03256, right 50/60 1900 1553 1928 2346 2433.
CC: 9, Houston. Your readb-_ck correct. TFXAS(R_;151)
CC: ARIA, Houston C;_P C_Lq. C=0 REWROTE.
CC: Apollo 9, Houston t?_cugh k_L_.
CDR: Roger. Apollo 9 here.
CC: Roger, Apollo 9. We ea_n just barely read you.
CC: At_llo 9, Houston through ;=MIA.
CDR: Apollo 9, re__dy to read.
CC: Roger. Apollo 9, Houston. Go.
CDR: Okay. }_JGS, 123.26, minus 68.01; and it looks like we're about a mile off. about !0 seconds.
CDR: Okay. read
CDR: Roger. Verified how do you At;olio 9?
UNKNOWN: Read you loud and clear.
CDR: Roger. Doing pretty good. Have three chutes, anJ i'm already down to three here. Get that cake ready?
AB: This is AIR POSS. I _v_ three main chut_. The_ are drl_ free, approximately 2 miles from the co---_nd module, _nd its altitude is 2500 feet, approxi- mately, at th_s tJr_c. t /
CDR: This is Apollo 9- If you read me, we won't need a second AIR Ii,SS. We're presently coming down through 2000. /
UNKNOWN: AIR BOSS to 3.
UNKNOWN: Roger. I am circling Apollo 9, and he is at 15.
UNKNOWN: Roger. I have you in _._ight,and we h_ve had no contact with the com_rAd module;
CDR: Hello, AIR I_)SS This is Apollo 9, do you read me? Reception
UNKNOWN: Apollo 9, this is AIR BOSS. a little bit broken. Recovery 3 is circling you at this ti.md. looking You're real good. Give me your status, please.
UNKNOWN: We're all /inc. We're o]'ay.
UNKNOWN: Roger. Understand. _'_ %kat correct·?
UNKNOWN: Apollo 9, this is A!P_ P_3SS. We'r_ r,ot reading )-ok. Cheek your propellant dump. S%and by.
UNKNOWN: SPk_SHDOW]t. f_'ais tilae_ Jettison your rains.
AB: Control, klR BOSS. ._a-'_-chute has been Je?t!zo:_ed. Capsule is reading stable I _t this time. it ioeks good.
CMP: Yes, it did go out. I think it's all the way out.
CC: We confirm your guidance, and your S-IVB looks good, 10.
LMP: Charlie, lots of stuff out the window on staging - We're catching up and passing it now.
CDR: Okay. The guidance looks right on with the onboard Jet, Charlie.
CC: Roger. We confirm that. Looking great here. You're looking beautiful.
CMP: Okay. We've got an eighth of a g, old buddy.
CDR: An eighth of a g ...
LMP: Look at how fast those clouds are.
CMP: ... at 149 ...
CC: 10, Houston. At 10 minutes, you're GO.
CDR: Roger; 10 minutes, GO. Onboard's good.
LMP: Tom, we got everything here so far.
CMP: ... in a 102 .... right on out.
CDR: I Just can't get over the vibrations ...
LMP: Yes, after that first-stage staging, man, it - -
CC: 10, Houston. Predicted S-IVB cut-off; 11 plus 47.
CDR: That's 11 plus 47.
UNKNOWN: ... Come on, baby.;keep going ... Right on the line. _ 1
CDR: ... and ready to go.
UNKNOWN: ... R_ght on the line, now.
CMP: Isn't that something?
CMP: Now, ...
CDR: Il minutes, and ... - -
CC: ... lO, you're looking ...
CDR: Sure is right on the li_e ...
CC: 10, Houston. At 11:10; you're looking good.
CDR: Roger, Charlie. The guidance is beautiful.
CMP: Row'd you like that?
LMP: Could have been - Hell, it was close to the launch; it could'ye been air pressure from the ground in there.
CMP: Okay, you can close it.
LMP: Closed. Okay, 21.5. Should be like zero.
LMP: Why don't you take these and ...? Okay?
CMP: Yes; Just a second.
CDR: COAS looks ... Mars in there now, son of a gun ...
LMP: What's our chances on ... into the water? UINhlI2EIN I I/AL -
CMP: Gene, how's _his? chart with no (laughter) Velero?
CDR: You want this whole package, John?
CDR: Eere are these breakers, these light things - ...
LMP: John, can you read your ...?
CMP: Maybe I can.
CDR: John, do you want this back?
CMP: Yes - no, I don't want that. No, I don't want any of that shit (laughter). God - we had to take it. I don't want it, give it to - give it to - -
CDR: ,.. keep that light on.
CMP: Tou don't want that on.
CDR: You don't want the Moishe Dayan patch?
CMP: No, I don't ... (laughter) ... the walls.
CDR: I'm going to set that other one up in ORB rate and align that GDC to the IMU and get all that good stuff done.
CMP: You want me to ... all those closed for you?
CDR: Do you need the star chart, John? You don't need that there, do you?
CDR: No. Got to take the launch guards off the end.
CDR: You want to stick them in this - in here, or where you want to put them?
CMP: No, I'11 put them down here in A-5. There's a whole separate spot down there to stow all that crap. IA
CDR: Okay. Here's this one.
CMP: Okay. Have you got your cards out for TLI? 1
CDR: They're already ap, babe.
CMP: Okay. And that flight plan is out to everybody's i satisfaction?
CDR: Well, gee, I don't - -
CMP: Everybody have all the pages they need?
CDR: Where's the flight plan? I don't have the flight plan. !
CMP: Flight plan we need. It's in R-12.
LMP: You sure? i
CMP: Yes. It better be, or it's all (laughter).
CDR: Oh, shit!
CMP: The MAL procedures are in there, and ...
LMP: (Laughter) I swear to God, that burn effect - You know what caused that? The damn hose.
CMP: Things ought to be_ cooling down in here a little bit more.
LMP: It doesn't happen; then you've got stuff down in the box that Just sits there.
LMP: Now, you want to get into panel 382 back in there?
CDR: Let's see. I need the ORDEA.L ...
LMP: Well, I - ! ... - I get it ... no sweat.
UNKNOWN: ,.. piece of cake. Well, I don't know if I can get that ... give it a go.
CDR: Let me stick this underneath you, Gene-o.
LMP: Ha! Yes, guess I can get it.
CMP: No sweat. That ain't it.
CDR: It's down below, there .... you want that camera bracket out ...?
CMP: Yes. ...
CMP: Here you go. ... John. camera bracket right
CDR: it, Therets a up ... in the
CMP: The next one? ...
CMP: I've got it.
CDR: You've got it?
CMP: Okay, ... I can't ...
CDR: ,,,
CMP: ,,.
CDR: ... all this freaking ...
LMP: You got the ... flow valve open?
LMP: _e had enough water boiling on launch, John.
CMP: We didn't have no water boiling?
LMP: ... should be operating right now.
CMP: I thought it was the water boiler that ...
LMP: It is the water boiler ....
CMP: ... Okay.
CMP: Got that.
CDR: ... 183.
UNKNOWN: angle ... realign ... realign the PTC ... attitude reference check?
CMP: You done all them other things? Gene-o?
CMP: Gene-o? ...
CMP: Shit! ... temperature ...
LMP: Did you get this GDC ALIGN, Tom? Gob any drift to record?
CDR: BMAG, RATE 2?
LMP: COAS is GO?
CDR: Completely done.
LMP: COAS TUNNEL LIGHTING, MAIN B, CLOSED? Circuit breaker panel 226, John? COAS TUNNEL LIGHTING, MAIN B?
LMP: Got to get a flashlight ... MAIN B, COAS TUNNEL LIGHTING circuit breaker. MAIN B, coming CLOSED.
CDR: No, it's OPEN, John.
CMP: It's CLOF;EDnow.
LMP: Okay, where's the sequence cemlera? . .. Tom.
UNKNOWN: Do you want the sequence camera?
CMP: How about the sequence camera? . ..
UNKNOWN: Okay, mount ORDEAL, all ECS redundant component cheeks less main regulator check ... Just went through all these things.
UNKNOWN: Okay, SECONDARY COOLANT LOOP? Open coolant panel, coolant EVAPORATOR panel required, WATER CONTROL, SECONDARY valve, AUTO?
CMP: How about our ...?
UNKNOWN: You want the sequence camera?
UNKNOWN: Yes, we got some ... we need to get.
LMP: Okay, how about going down °..?
CMP: Oh, I guess ...
UNKNOWN: Houston through Carnarvon. Standing by.
CDR: Houston, ... We're going through our ECS checklist ·.. everything looks good.
CC: Tom, sounds real great.
CDR: Roger. We got the - wc could read you all the way through Tananarive, but evidently you couldn't read us - COM}4 back here until the last. We got the heater off at exactly 15 minutes, the propellant valve was shut, the logic was off and the break open.
CC: We copy, Tom.
UNKNOWN: Okay - - i 1
CMP: You want the COOLANT CONTROL PANEL, OPEN; huh?
LMP: Yes. That's what it says - it's required. EVAPORATOR WATE/{ COLTTROL, SECONDARY valve, AUTO.
CMP: Wait a second, wait a second. I think we launched with the goddam thing.
CMP: pr°bably did.
CMP: ... I'11 tell you what I'm going to do with this ...
LMP: Hey, wait - -
CMP: Itm Just going to close one valve - one ...
LMP: Hey, we know that secondary loop works, babe. We're not going to worry about that. I ...
CMP: ... How do you know the water control valve came on?
UNKNOWN: let's go - Well, we don't, but it - -
CMP: It had to be. Okay, the secondary mode control - SECONDARY A_fAPORATOR ... valves in AUTO .... PRIMARY ... bypass on the SECONDARY ...
LMP: I Just got to make sure ...
CMP: Okay, you are - you are - -
UNKNOWN: We've already acclnr_ulated some ... stuff, and I got . ..
CMP: ,.,
UNKNOWN: ... spacecraft they flew ... We're Carnarvon
CDR: .., voice check. over ....
CDR: ..,
CDR: Houston, Apollo 10. Did you get our torquing angles on the IMU realign?
CC: Roger, Tom; you wcrc pretty weak. What I copied was minus 0.12, plus O. 34, and minus 0.76. C.C,h 'i'-iD[tqTiA L-
CDR: Roger. Everything - everything looks real good.
CC: Can you give us the time that you torqued those?
CMP: Yes, I got it right here.
CMP: It was 41 minutes even, Charlie. I thought I paid special attention to that.
CC: Right; thank you vez_ much, John; 41 minutes,
LMP: Okay, the next thing is that ... camera. Where's the -°-.
CMP: I don't really think that it's going to be too hard to get up in that tunnel. I think it's got to be a piece of cake. Look at this. I ... i
CMP: Yes, I think so .... lost control of the checklist and cards. I lost ... card. I don't know where it is.
CMP: ... We'11 find it .... I know where it is.
CDR: ... the garbage bag.
CMP: ,,, Yes, it's cot to he in there.
CMP: Yes, but get tie garbage bag. Okay .... leave them ... There it is. Oh, shit! .
CMP: Just having trouLle controlling things:"that's all. I !
CMP: How does it feel moving around down there?
LMP: It's great!
CMP: ... Trot'hle is, I can't tell ... Which one is
LMP: Want all three of them?
CMP: That has to be it.
CDR: Look at those ... Yes, ...
CMP: ... little warm in here.
CMP: ... backup ...
CDR: ,,, (laughter) ... _.
CMP: ... cotton-picking display or ... Look, are you
CDR: .., I
LMP: How far down ,,, anyhow? i
CMP: About I
CMP: ·,. do that .,, !
LMP: .,, I can't get ,., iI
UNKNOWN: m I hate to tell you this, but cord ain't long enough.
UNKNOWN: Yes, Now it is.
LMP: Where is -. where is ... right here.
CMP: It's a lot easier in zero g ...
LMP: Okay, you want to do it?
CMP: EC 1 MAIN A ...
LMP: What do you ...?
CMP: (Laughter) ... equal to opposite REACQ. How about that? ...
CMP: ... zero g ...
CDR: ... 5000
LMP: .,. Hey, where did we say we were going to - Oh, that was after ...
CMP: That was that thing there. I don't know how to work it .... how to work ...
CMP: Oh, I don't know ... that stuff around ... outfit.
CMP: Yes, we got - you got - -
CMP: ,,,
LMP: ,,. we could turn it on r_Ght there ...
CMP: No ,.. TLI - -
R: Oh ....
UNKNOWN: ,,, CnmF D[NT!.^.L
CDR: Yes, this thing feels like a ... truck ... - -
CMP: God damn!
CDR: - - ... big battleship going across ...
CMP: ... man ...
LMP: ... so hard to get out. I Just ...
CMP: ... I better leave it on ... leave it on there on account of ... And the monitor's in ...
LMP: ..,
LMP: Want the monitor?
LMP: You want the cable? That goes from the monitor to the thing?
CMP: I'11 close the hatch ...
CMP: [Laughtcr)
CDR: This time is so good, I can't believe it.
CMP: .,. zero g's vhat I can't believe.
LMP: Oh, man!
CDR: Want to hold it, Gene-o?
CMP: ,..
LMP: Okay, this eot.es ... - -
CMP: .,. hatch .,. You don't believe what? _bout the ...? · . a _ f,,,..i m i l# % s- ,,r_ kfFiDENTiAL
CMP: Oh, I come from Alabama - -
CMP: I know you can't miss it ...
CMP: Anybody care for a ...?
LMP: Isn't that something? Isn't that something?
CMP: ... try the other, babe. I ... over here ...
UNKNOWN: BMAG's ... How'd it get -
CMP: Ob_! ,..
LMP: God, this thing's really got ...
LMP: You could tell lift-off, babe. I knew when we left the ground,
UNKNOWN: ,., clock,
CDR: ,..
UNKNOWN: ,,.?
LMP: ,..
CMP: ,.. track of these things.
UNKNOWN: .... nothing to hang on to ...
LMP: ... Cf-_klrlr-,,-_. ,T,,, , --
LMP: This is the hardest Job we've had.
LMP: ,,.
LMP: I can ..,
UNKNOWN: practically in ...
UNKNOWN: Question is, do I have ,..?
CMP: No. I think IIve got it ,.. on that ... Here it is ...
LMP: ,.. get your ,.. Hey, anyone found an isolation valve open today?
CDR: ,,, isolation ,.,
UNKNOWN: ,., valves open, nobody knows ... P,IPll lzi- , ,, .k
UNKNOWN: Yes, I think ...
CDR: They all good, John.
CMP: ... What's the cabin pressure?
CDR: Cabin pressure is 5.6.
CDR: ... I'11 get back ...
CMP: Okay, I ...
CDR: Hold it.
CMP: .,, the other ,., at TLI?
LMP: John.
UNKNOWN: I tell you, I think this thing looks like it's nose down, Oh, God, ,.. look ahead.
CMP: Look ahead,
CDR: .,.
UNKNOWN: incredible.
CDR: There's the moon, too, old buddj ....
CMP: , I don't believe it ....
UNKNOWN: Okay. Hold it, Okay.
LMP: I would describe ...
UNKNOWN: ,,.
CDR: You _ot to aim for the .., f C[3N]uE
UNKNOWN: Looks like the ...
CMP: How about the ...
LMP: Yes, they're - they're - -
CDR: ... are you looking ...
CMP: I'm - I'm ...
CDR: ... in
LMP: ... there?
UNKNOWN: Yes, we ..., babe, ...
UNKNOWN: .,, Could you get it the other way?
LMP: That's about the right place, Tom, because ... how far it was up above this here ...
CDR: Yes, ,., but the TV can't - the picture's going to be backwards, you know?
CDR: ,·. There you go.
CMP: ,,, but you ain't going to be pointed out the wi%_dow.
UNKNOWN: extra, bracket, here.
UNKNOWN: There's just no way.
UNKNOWN: .,. EN1'1A L
CMP: ... doesn't make a hill of beans, Gene-o.
CDR: Why don't you go pick up that cable ...?
CMP: I already opened it up. What do you need . .. cable here?
CMP: ... bracket ...
CMP: Yes .... There's only one other place it can go - and that'd be pointing the other way and that won't work, Now the ... bracket goes - If it were this one -
CDR: Well, what you need is to have one turned like that. Is there a bracket on this thing?
CDR: Well, see, we'11 ... on this bracket -
UNKNOWN: Will it fit? Where?
CDR: Hight here.
CMP: Yes, but I want you to look out the damn window.
LMP: Well, Itll move it over then. I'11 move ... ,..
UNKNOWN: Itts looking out the window, too ...
CMP: Yes. There Just ain't no way to get it - What you're going to end up doin_ is - with that wide-angle thing looking at - If you don't have it right in the middle of the window, y,;u're going to be looking at some of the window glass.
UNKNOWN: Can I h°ld it? ... sideways .... it's either going to be off sideways -
CDR: Well, it won't go straight down, then.
UNKNOWN: ... NTIAL Day 1
CDR: If you can't hold it up, ... other way.
LMP: Let's give up, Tom -
CDR: ... Here's the X-axis here .... you can point it 30 degrees above the X-axis here.
UNKNOWN: Only trouble is the X-axis has got to be do_n that-a-way.
LMP: This ... ought to be pointing up the tlannel ... Well, let me see.
CDR: No, he's - he's pointed up the tunnel. Put it hack in there, Gene-o.
UNKNOWN: Well, this is the X-axis bracket . .. right here. Now can you keep ...
UNKNOWN: Yes I There, it's parallel to them lines.
CDR: That's parallel.
C: ... on it. This here - this here - th_s here - this here hatch - _t ain't - 5_le panel goes back that-a-way.
CDR: Okay, I got the TLI ...
CDR: We have Guaymas at 0]:30. About 18 minutes.
CDR: Okay, hold it.
UNKNOWN: .·.?
UNKNOWN: Yes, ·..
CMP: Okay. ' i
CMP: ... I don't know what the hell .._ take a few g's in that Saturn ... - ... take a few g's with that Saturn. How many g's do you get out of that? 1-3/4.
CDR: About
CDR: What's that ... on your window, Gene-o?
LMP: I don't know what the hell that is.
CDR: ... it's all over, really. It isn't cut in there, is it?
CMP: Where? On Gene-o's window? Which one? That one there?
CMP: Oh, that one there; yes.
CDR: That's not a pressure window, but -
CMP: ... on the back of _t.
CMP: It muy not fit. Looks like it's going to be tight. You're going to have to bend the end of it.
CDR: That son of a b_tch is tricky.
CDR: Let's see, you've got you_' .,.
CDR: We're going to be picking up the west coast of Mexico -
LMP: I don't know where in the hell I'm going to be ...
CDR: Yes. We got plenty of time left. We've got 15 minutes. Do you want to test it and see if the monitor works? We're going to be getting an update ...
C: _ Well, I ain't got ...
CMP: This is the TLI plus 10-minute abort pad, isn't it? I'11 give it to you ...
CDR: Put your han_J down there.
CDR: You got some in your pockets?
LMP: Did you bring some extra Velcro with you, babe? ...
CDR: I{ve got it al3 set up,
LMP: Do you guys want the spotmeter ..,?
LMP: Have you got a place to put it?
CMP: I don't want it. You want it, Tom?
CMP: (Laughter) .., willing to get it.
CDR: That should hold it.
CMP: ... Wetve got to have two docking ...... BaJa California.
CMP: ... BaJa California.
CMP: .... lock on.
CC: _e/lo, Apollo 10; Houston through Guaymas. Standing by.
CDR: Roger, Houston. Read you loud and cleat'.
CC: Roger. You're 5 by.
CDR: Okay, we're ready t_ extend the docking probe when you are.
CC: Roger; stand by.
LMP: We've got to get aGO on that temperature measurement. Hey, we've got that h_gh-gain antenna ...
CC: 10, Houston. We're ready for you to extend the docking probe. And you'11 have to stand by on the T_P until we get HIGH BIT RATE.
CMP: Here we go - in 5 seconds.
CDR: Okay, we'11 count down: 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 -
CDR: EXTEND.
CC: Okay, your set stars are Deneb and Vega at 067, 283, 337; no ullage. Your P37 for TLI plus 4 is 006:30; 6373; the longitude isminus 165. GET400K is 022:21. Ready for your readbaek.
CDR: Tell him he's reading way too fast.
CDR: You talk to him. Tell him he's reading too fast.
UNKNOWN: Okay, Charlie; here it comes: SPS/G&N; 63 556; minus 1.48, 1.35; minus plus 003:55:4_.87; 0548.4, minus four balls 1, plus 6623.2. You with me?
CC: Go _lead.
LMP: 180, 239, 001; peri - apogee is NA, perigee is plus 0017,5; 6645.8, 7:37, 6619.9; 2h, 208.7, 16.7 - -
LMP: Give me the camera.
LMP: - - boresight star is Sha_la - -
LMP: - - left 008, dovn - - We're
CMP: all set to shoot this stuff down.
UNKNOWN: - - 27; minus 26.05, mfnus 025.00: 1122.9, 33993 - - dO
UNKNOWN: - - 012:55:35. Still there?
UNKNOWN: Okay. Deneb and Vega, 067, 283, 337; no ullage. TLI plus 4 is 006:30; 6373, minus 165; 022:21; and you're - -
LMP: - - Just a little bit fast on those reads, Charlie; I was barely able to keep with you. readback, and we got the TLI pad, if you're ready to copy.
CDR: Tell him to take it a little slower.
CDR: Yes, I did. Okay, I'm ready.
CC: Okay. Time base 6p, 2:24:25; 179, ll6, three balls, burn time, 5:113; ].043 - -
CC: Hello, Apollo 10; Houston. At 1 minute, you're looking great.
CDR: Roger; ... Starting to pick up the yaw Just as programed.
CMP: .,. off. Beautiful!
LMP: Here comes the sun.
LMP: 01:45.
LMP: 2 minutes.
CC: 10; 2 minutes. You're looking great.
CDR: Where's it going? CO
CDR: I don't know. I Just - Feels like we're pitching ... Steady as a rock.
CMP: Feel it - I can see it yawing.
LMP: Yawing?
CDR: It's yawing.
LMP: W_at a way to watch a sunrise!
CMP: Okay, at 02:30; 105. 28, 819 ...
CDR: Three-quarters of a C-
LMP: ,,. the sunrise. We must be getting higher, you know it? Okay, ... coming up on 3 minutes. Mark it -
LMP: 3 minutes.
CDR: 3 g_od,
CMP: Cabin pressure ... high. Apollo
CC: 10, Houston. We've got a predicted cut-off: 2 plus 39 plus 10.
CDR: 2 plus 39 plus 10.
LMP: Wow, right into the sun.
CMP: Holy ,,.
UNKNOWN: Okay, babe_ there's a 03:50 coming up. minutes,
UNKNOWN: _ Coming up on 4
LMP: MARK it.
CC: And, Apo]]o 10; Houston. At IL mfnutes, everybody is sayin!_ GO. The S-IVB is lockir_g great. C ),,, ENTIAL 1
CDR: ... Roger, _ouston. 10_ good ...
CMP: ... I don't know either.
LMP: There's ...
CDR: Okay, we're getting a little ,.. high-frequency vibrations in the cain.
UNKNOWN: again?
CDR: ... high-frequency vibrations. Nothing to wor_ _out.
CDR: Negative; high-frequency vibrations.
CC: Oh, ad-so.
CDR: Gosh[
LMP: Come on, we've got another 40 seconds to b_n.
CC: At 5 minutes, we still have you GO, 10.
LMP: Okay, we're coming up on 05:25, predicted 05:43. 05:30.
UNKNOWN: in the blind. At cut-off; UP TEL_ETI{Y, ACCE_T. IU, to
CC: Roger. SECO. gone IU, to ACCE_T at 172.5 at cut-off.
CDR: ... wo_d you believe my DELTA-V C reads minus 0.6?
CDR: Can't beat that, Charlie.
LMP: Okay. Did you get that ... - - light in the middle of the burn here, which we ¢sn't account for.
CC: Stand by, John.
UNKNOWN: Okay, TVC SERVO POWER, ...
CDR: Okay, ,., -
CDR: - - have to worry about besides radiation. cabin?
CDR: Not yet, ,..
CDR: I read nothing. on
CDR: Nothing what? £1o_mleter.
CDR: On that red
CDR: Okay,
LMP: Here's your card there, ohay?
CDR: I believe it worked slick as a whistle.
UNKNOWN: Do you want to .... , Okay?
CDR: Yes, okay. Do you want to stow your suit now, babe?
CDR: .., Okay?
LMP: Well, yes. We wontt switeli 1_?_$.
UNKNOWN: Okay, You can use your - yc ' thing here, right? You can talk on t}_t. f _--
CMP: I can see stars in the a_y _ I ca_ see something in the day - the're not stars. Shit. It's a bunch of crap.
CDR: ... Look at that world.
CDR: You got the TV in each side up, JosS?
CC: Apollo 20, this is Houston through Hawaii. How read? do you Over.
CDR: Roger, Houston; Apollo 10. Would you believe the world is starting to fade away?
CC: Roger. We believe it, Tom. You are all OO here. FIDO confirms - -
CMP: ,.,? It's easy to see ...
UNKNOWN: don't you go hook up that ..,?
CMP: I've already hooked it up. How do you think th_s .. here cable here ...? You want to talk about some- thing fantastic - DAY 2 <'_...... :'"' _.._-\
CMP: What is that?
CDR: Potato soup. Always gets to mc. There's always some - still some powdered stuff up there, near that nozzle that always comes shooting in first. _m[
CMP: That's good.
CDR: Hey, that ought to be good for your turJny, Gene; some potato soup.
LMP: (Cough) yes, I'11 take a little bit of it.
CDR: You want to take any drugs?
CMP: That's the best thing I've eaten today. Sweet.
CMP: Potatoes.
CDR: It isn't sweet, huh?
CMP: Plain old potatoes.
CDR: _at other activity do we have on the flight plan, &nythir_g? For today? We got any more mideourses?
CMP: VAC ion pumps, you want to close at 29:30:h5. Canister change and 02 purge. About it.
UNKNOWN: Got tired of layirig around. Think I'11 go down below ...
CDR: t th_::k I']] get out that activitation checklist thing and look it and the lunar map.
LMP: I think I'm going to go down to the LEB and just move around here pretty soon after tu_s high-g_Jn test is over. -' [_', C NJ: t.>i
CMP: Let me get soma time in the cockpit area - -
CMP: - - Tom. That won't hurt me any.
CDR: Yes, Go ahead. I']l take the center seat, John.
CMP: I may have to sit in here for quite a while tomorrow or the next day. Look at that; I can't - That freaking - -
CDR: Got time roi' this one.
CDR: ... Wait a minute, John. Let me get the -
CDR: Shit, did we get all that?
CC: Hello, A!_o]lo lO; Houston. Over.
UNKNOWN: Go ahead; over.
LMP: Go ahead_ tIouston. du/__pfirst.
CDR: I think I'11 try a little urine
CMP: R_ere's - there's - it goes over there in the corner. There 's the tube.
CC: Hel]o, Apol]o 10; tIouston. Do you have us on the high gain?
LMP: That's affirmatiw,. HIGH GAIN, RF_\CQ mode.
CMP: I'11 go get it.
LMP: ' NO, _t's coming hack over here.
UNKNOWN: Looking right at you w.Tth the eyeball, Cbar]_e, too. R_ght over Houston. Come your
UNKNOWN: out and mzlc, r,nd I ]] take picture.
CC: They won't ]et me out of this constant overcast here.
LMP: }Iow long do you want to stay? Do you want to try that REACQ mode continually again? Now looks like we're picking up good strong strength at those angles.
UNKNOWN: You got the red one there, Tiger, or the left, or whatever it is?
CC: i0, Houston .... try NARROW BEAM Just one more time.
CDR: Well, it says left.
LMP: Well, okay. Hell, I don't mind sharing, T.P.
LMP: Okay, roll the DAP 0.3 dei ree per second. Then -
UNKNOWN: talk to him again.
UNKNOWN: Yes. Initiate roll. - initiate roll to DAP 0.3 degree per second.
CMP: He did say go to MAN ATTITUDE, ACCEl, COI,RdANI),and PITCH and YA%I before we started that roll rate.
CDR: No. No. No, no, no; tha h's where - -
CMP: That's what he said, though: That's what - I'm telling you; that's what he Just told me.
LMP: That's wrong. Can't talk to them.
CMP: Can we talk to him now?
CMP: Is it going to them anglen?
LMP: ... it eventually does, but you don't ... ]ock ali the %zay.
CDR: Okay, can you talk when they co_le into look? Eh'T!_Z L N
LMP: He said he's got nothi_ise-down there now.
CMP: I'm with you; I'm With you. I think if you started with a DAP and then you shut the tiling off and roll and then go to the wide deadband, you're doing as good as we can do. We're doing just like we did yesterday. You know? And that didn't work yester- day. As a matter of fact, one tinle at 0.1 degree per second, we were going 0.3 degree per second and we had 0.1 degree in some of those ... ang]es. Well, they are theorists; that's what they are. They don't realize that, when people pee, it pushes the thing up against the deadband.
LMP: Is he back?
CMP: It's getting better and better, isn't it?
LMP: Have to wa_t a bit.
CMP: This is going to cost the gas.
UNKNOWN: Against _t?
LMP: ... (cough) a couple of more.
LMP: Can we talk to him now?
CDR: Hello, Houston; Apollo ]0.
CMP: And I'm going to be strapped in ...
CDR: I think I'l] try a little urine dump. Where is it?
CDR: There's it. It goes over there in the corner.
CDR: Well, that's tile swing arm rSght here.
CMP: Um hu_,.
CDR: _lat's the sw_ng arm. You twirl with this, see?
CDR: Yon want to shoot the earth out of your window, Gene-o? r h,l 11"3 L
LMP: ¥_at'[_ the setting? You want me to get that one?
CDR: f:11 at 250. If you want to_ it's r_ght there, babe ....
CDR: What I've been doing is trying to - halfway in between the ... - -
CMP: God, look at that'
CMP: That is absolutely ridiculous'
CDR: Where - where's the water, old buddy?
CMP: That's it:
CDR: We'11 shoot most of them on the moon, babe. A eouple of those'd be real good to correlate with what the other stuff is.
UNKNOWN: Suppose:5 to let the air out. Just swing it around - It no going down - isn't the water going down?
CDR: Uh-uh - Gosh.
LMP: Close the valve. You got to close the valve.
CMP: How?
UNKNOWN: I don't }ulow - to the close - whatever closed is.
CDR: ... like if they had been packed roal ... to start with, John. See?
CMP: Oh, shit' What they did, they made it a two - Ain't Ain't this smart' that a smart freaking sack. Now you tell me how you're going to get the godd_ - Oh, I got it, you wasn't supi,osed to do that.
LMP: Yes, you were.
CDR: Yes, you are - -
LMP: Yes, you are; yes, you ar_ - - i'11 _k ,r,r.,--_. A I
CDR: ... Now, Jos_. We're all set to go.
LMP: But put more water in it, why don't you, if you're going to swing it?
CDR: See.
CMP: Oh, you don't -'Ain't - llo%_'dyou do it? look,
CDR: Yes, it is. Now - now old - You take this, and give it the twist. Start giving it the rpm. All it does, it looks like to me, is mixes up the water in there. (Laughter) That freaker ever gets loose ... -Now what do you got?
CMP: We have to open %he va/we and let the air out.
CDR: 0h, open the valve, and let the air out.
CMP: I got water - (laughter) - I got air down in the bottom of my water.
UNKNOWN: How do we get the water out to drink it?
CMP: How do we get the water out to drink it, you guy_3?
CDR: Did it come out throL_gh the air valve?
CMP: No. That's another little discrepancy (laughter). It didn't say how to (laughter) £,_etthe godds]a stuff out of it.
CDR: You can tell we're up above the earth, Gene-o. Draw a line to the north pole and the south pole. We're up above the equatorial plane.
LMP: Yes. You sure can tell that.
CDR: Man, that TLI was qu_te a r_de. Never forget that son of a bitch. We still recording?
LMP: Yes. _,'1 N IL.,,/L,_t N I II-%L. f"'_, t'-. [_"-II'"'_ r'""l_ J"t"t IL J
CMP: Now the theory, I think, is you get the water in there w_th them bubbles in it ]_ke that, swirl _t around like that, and you end up with the wata.r all down in the bottom end with the bubbles in it. (Laughter) That makes my whole day! Did you see that? That _on of a gun' It ain't done nothing but carry the bubbles down the bot - bottom.
CDR: (Laughter) Look, you're slinging water all -
UNKNOWN: Well, there - there's the big - -
CDR: The big bubble's at the bottom (laughter).
CMP: Well, that's water.
CDR: Where's th_ air?
CMP: There's the air bubble (laughter).
LMP: That's right (laughter). That is a big bubble.
CDR: Is that the water or the air? That is the biggest - How come the biggest air bubble goes to the bottom?
CMP: I don't know, it's the scientifieal way to Just - do it.
CDR: (Laughter) Wel] _ Just - theoretically, it - squeeze it up like this.
CMP: What that means, instead of drinking water aerated, you drink it w_th the bubbles in it (laughter).
CDR: And the bubbles won't mix. Oops.
CMP: Watch out' Oh.
CDR: Um-_n. I'm sorry. Didn't know the va]v: was opened.
CMP: Yes, I'm sorry. I left it op - That's how you do it. -- -- h IEI¥"_r'I_[TI ^ I r_...,l_/i _t ,,... ,_, · , i/-\L C ONFInFNTIAL _ I I
CDR: Let me shut this valve. Is that shut there?
CMP: Yes. there,
CDR: But there's still air John.'
UNKNOWN: I know it,
CDR: I can't get the - can't get the air out the bottom.
CDR: I'm going to see _f I can ...
CDR: Now, we got all the air _n the top, right?