Otrobonita/noicy-space-talks huggingface dataset:
LMP: 0kay_ I'11 back up and I'11 give you CSI time and TPI for DOI. CS1 is 103:45:34. TPI is 105:21:01 with an N equal 1. Phasing is 100:58:2520, plus 01666, plus all balls, m_nus 00594, 01769, 040, 000255, plus 01675, p3us ail balls, minus 00568. Libra Alpha is th_. star; it's plus 004 and minus ]19. And 100 degrees east is 33 plus 33. Phasing DELTA is minus 5 seconds. Site 2 is 10 plus 30. Are you with me?
LMP: Okay, PDI abort is 100:43:4550, plus 00931, plus all balls, plus 00011, 00931, 022, 000283, plus 00931, plus all balls, plus 00022. The star's NA. It's 15 seconds at ]0 percent and then manual to full thrust. PSI is 101:44:25. TPI is 103:22:25 with an N equal 1.
CMP: Houston, this is Charlie Brown - -
CC: Thank you, Snoop. Over.
CDR: Houston, this is Snoop. Chau'tie Brown is trying to call you.
CMP: You guys give me the DELTA--V's and times for the ..,
CC: Roger, Snoop. We don't read him. Charlie Brown, verify your S-BAND swLtch is in T/R. Over. T/R,
UNKNOWN: John, is your S-BAND in and I'11 give you anything you need; Just ash. Co ahead.
CMP: DELTA-V's and the t_mes for DOI and phasing.
CDR: DELTA-V's and times.
UNKNOWN: Okay, the time of DOI, Char]_e Brown, is 099:46:0089, minus 00699, plus all zeros, m_nus 00138, that's NOU/_ 81 for DOI.
UNKNOWN: Okay, phasing is 100:58:2520. NOUN 81 is plus 01666, plus a_] balls, and minus 00594 .
CMP: I got you. , , Tape 10-03601
LMP: And verify your T/R switch is in S-BAND T/Ii, John.
CMP: Roger, I'm itl S-BAND T/R.
CMP: I hear them loud and clear.
CC: Snoopy, Houston. I'm breaking in. It's a ground problem with the C - with the CSM. We're losing his - We got the do_m]ink to Goldstone, but we're not getting it here in the MCC.
CMP: Shoot, I could have told h_m that.
LMP: Okay. COI,_4has
CDR: Well_ I'11 tell you, th_s got to be fixed within the next couple of hours, Charlie, so tell them to get with it!
CDR: Everything else is going good here.
CDR: How long to John's .,E} maneuver?
LMP: It's at 47:16. Ilouston, this is Snoopy. Is that 69.2 by 57.5 good?
CC: Snoop, Houston, we aren't with you on the 69.2. Say again.
UNKNOWN: I'm reading VERB 82 out of the DS_, 69.9 - 62.9 by 57-5-
CC: Snoop) Houston.· FIDO's checking. Stand by.
LMP: The reason I asked is I saw - -
CC: GO on the apogee and perigee.
UNKNOWN: Looks like we're pretty steady out here on the onr'e wo stat_onkeep_z_g, John, got squared away to SEP. 6 minutes and 30.
CDR: Okay. {
CDR: Give me a mark at 6.
CC: ... Houston. We got a beautiful picture out there of you.
CMP: Roger. I'11 mark in 6 minutes.
CDR: Okay, we're counting down.
UNKNOWN: No, that wasn't 6 minutes.
CDR: _]_at was it, Jose?
CMP: ()kay. I have 5 seconds to _ minute_;.
CDR: Ok'{y.
CMP: Okay, 6 minutes and counting down to SEP.
CC: Char]ie Brown, Houston, reading you 5-by now. Over.
CMP: Roger, I've got 5 minutes and 35 seconds to SE?. 34, 33, 32.
UNKNOWN: Hey, John, this is Snoopy, with that drift you saw, how do you r::pect ot_r platform to be? How close to good aLigr_ment?
CC: Roger. We expect very small torquing in all angles. Over.
UNKNOWN: Good to hc'a_' lb, th_nk yuu. _l_!r_-_._?._.[A I Day 5 - Page 95 ....... Tape 10-03601
CDR: I hope we carl get back on the nom_na] after that insulation kind of goofed us up, Char]ie, but everything is ]ooking good here.
UNKNOWN: Time to get my AOT breaker in?
CC: Snoopy, one question on the tracking light ...
CDR: Stand by. John, there's a tracking light for you.
C: Yes, please turn it off.
CDR: It works.
CC: Thank you, we saw it.
CDR: Man, it's Just beautiful.
CDR: John, why don't you toss on your tracking light for a minute?
CDR: Oh, _on't tell me this film is J_med again. (lau6hter)
UNKNOWN: What's wrong?
CDR: Oh, this bastard.
LMP: It should stay on about 4 times. Can you see it?
CDR: We got it.
UNKNOWN: don't think you can see it.
CDR: I saw one reflection here; we're okay.
UNKNOWN: AOT is dirty as hell, I'11 tell you.
CDR: I can't get this going. We'ro going to have to wind film here.
UNKNOWN: What are ye,3 going tn _? I'd sure l_ke to _et him while he moves away. %Slere is he?
CDR: Boy, thnt - ffasse]blad{
UNKNOWN: That thing fMled three or four times already. Failed to work; let me put it that way. Does it work yet?
LMP: Let me play with the son of a bitch.
CDR: Go ahea _. Got 2 minutes.
CDR: John, looks like about 02:30 coming up to SEP, babe.
LMP: God-clanged th_ng has failed about four times[
CDR: See if you can pass on to our support di- vision, that this Hasselblad film pack has failed about three or four t_mes on us. We're getting some pictures, though.
CDR: The basic e_mera is good; it's just the packing of the film in the magazine.
LMP: Where'd the slide: go; I'11 take it off.
LMP: Sun of a bitch! That's inexcusable. Get million out here a miles from nowhere, 8nd the won't god-dang film packs work.
CDR: Suppose John's taking - there _t is.
LMP: No: that's - God-dang it, Tom, I can't get the damned thing to work!
CMP: Okay, Houston, coming up on 2 m_n_:tes - -
LMP: I can't get the son of a bit_,h to work. God
CDR: Is th_s black and wh:ite? Try the b]ack and white.
LMP: Give me the h]ack and white. Give me the black and white.
CMP: You'11 never know how big this thing gets when there ain't nobody in here but one guy.
LMP: You'11 never know how small it looks, when you're as far away as we are.
LMP: Take him with that. It's not set right. Check the setting, Tom. I didn't set it.
LMP: Here's another black and white right here, in case that one doesn't work.
CDR: This one is working good now.
LMP: I don't know what the hell is wrong with that damned thing.
CDR: We got them.
CMP: ... SEPAP_\TION!
CDR: Okay, we can see your thrusters firing_ there, John, and you're moving away.
CMP: Okay. Got a 5.3 on the DSKY and 5.0 on F_4S and I'm - on zero on the >24S. I'd be inclined to believe _S today.
CC: Roger, Charlie Brown.
CDR: Okay, Jose, say adios, and we'l] see you back in about 6 hours.
LMP: Have a good time while we're gone, babe. r
CDR: Don't get lonesome out thcre_ John.
LMP: And don't accept any TEI updates.
CMP: Don't you worry, Gene. Until you get back, I ain't - I ain't copying any more pads.
LMP: Get some good black and whites of that.
CC: Go ahead, Charlie Bro_m.
UNKNOWN: Roger. While we were - -
CDR: You got the camera? come checked
UNKNOWN: - - waiting to oyez' the hill, we out VHF and we're right now on VHF' _J4 A and RECEIVE ONLY B data.
CDR: You seen the Haaselblad. Shit[
CC: Beautiful. Sounds good. - -
CDR: Do you have the Hasselblad?
UNKNOWN: No, babe, you were just taking pictures with it.
UNKNOWN: And, don't ask me to tell you what the dickens the trouble was,
UNKNOWN: Houston, one other interesting little fact. I angle eou]d never get my AGS ]oeal vertical and V_RB 83 to agree until after we undocked.
CC: Roger. We copy that, Snoop, and so long.
UNKNOWN: Charl_e, keep giving me a]_out a 3- or 5-minute .... _-_,_j ....., hack before LOS all the _-'_,,, _ll _"_ Because this S-ban_'s work_ng so we]] I don't wzmt to break it. _. --'C- NFtDEb, LI.I,A Day5-
CC: ... will do. Over.
UNKNOWN: Okay there, Snoopy babe, let's check out this duplex ranging, okay?
UNKNOWN: Okay, I'11 go to duplex ranging on your mark, and we will be quiet and wait for your call.
UNKNOWN: Roger. We're going to duplex ranging on my mark.
UNKNOWN: Oka,?, Tom, let's -
CDR: There he is right over tile - right over -
LMP: Make su_'e you're not talking.
CDR: Yes. goSng
CMP: - - I'11 give you - I'm to range in RES?2P right now.
CDR: RENDEZVOUS RADAR IN?
LMP: Got it, John?
UNKNOWN: 440 feet, 540.
LMP: Ok_y, babe, do you hear me r_ght now? I Just want to check out whether we're hot on ICS. Do you hear me?
CMP: Roger. I hear you.
LMP: Okay, we are hot on ICS in this mode; so how's the background noise?
UNKNOWN: I don't hear any backgroun£t noise_ Just you.
LMP: Okay, wel_, we may Just oi_erate t_/_s way then.
UNKNOWN: if you get _ _ turn the radar transponder, an_l we'11 correlate the VEF ranging with it. "- k.., g I .Nl 1IJ:[T_I'T"TT'"CTT.- q-'CONFID IAL..___ OPE}_ATE. on and TEST switch is in
CDR: I should be getting a radar signal here, and I sure don't.
CDR: Yes_ I know. I pulled it up.
LMP: Houston, how soon will you have our new up] ink on the CSM state vector up?
CC: Stand by. We'11 have it in a moment.
UNKNOWN: Man, this is serious. W.z'rc
UNKNOWN: in data. You've got it.
CDR: It's going to he upsJ¢]e down, but -
CDR: Wc should be counting down to - to DOI, Tom.
CDR: John, have you got any signal strength on your transponder there _ I've got your locked bore- sight on, and I don't get any rendezvous radar signal strength.
CMP: Okay. Am ] below you or abow_' you?
CDR: No, you're right at me. Okay. Pitch up maybe a little bit.
LMP: You get those breakers IN, huh?
CDR: Yes, AC RENDEZVOUS RADAR.
LMP: Put that AOT LAMP breaker IN for me, will you?
UNKNOWN: Now, ri/}ht here. -- k,..)NFIDEjxTIAL Tape ]0-0360]
LMP: What you - -
CDR: Oh. I got two of them. Either one of theln does it.
CDR: Pitch up a little more now. I still - okay, I'm looking right at - I'm bores_ghted on your trans- ponder, and I don't get any AGC strength.
CMP: Okay, Tom, I checked it out this morning, and AGC was good.
UNKNOWN: at the needles, babe.
CMP: I got 2.6 volts on SYST_2,E] switch - SYS'I'I'.i,IS TEST i-A; SYSTE_ TEST B, I got 2.1 volts. Okay? And on C, I got 0.4 volt and 1 guess that was unlocked.
CDR: Houston, if yo_l have us on telemetry, I can't get the AGC signal here and we're only ahout 1000 feet away.
CC: Roger, Snoop. We've been copying your problems. We're working them down here, and we've got yo_ar load in. The computer is yours again. Stand by on the radar.
CDR: TRANSMITTER POW_2_, SHAFT Et{ROt{,TRUNNION ERROR. that? Real AUTO ... What's good TRACK.
LMP: We got - we're Ju_t bouncing around tht!re, babe.
LMP: Come on, baby, lock onl
UNKNOWN: CDR Nothing.
LMP: Are the breakers in over there?
LMP: It t_assed the radar se]f-test.
CDR: Houston, wa, had aren] good radar se_f test. E_erything worked. I'm getting transmitting power that's reading 3.2. We get the shaft error, the trunnion error on the AGC; I've got the needlas boresighted and centered, but I get no AGC.
CC: Roger, we copy. Your PGNS needles are moving?
CDR: I can SLEW UP and DOT,._ in HIGH RATE and LOW RATE, everything. I've got him horesighted there.
CC: ... Stand by.
CMP: Houston, I'11 run through the self test again, if you think that will help any, from this end.
CDR: Go down and look at it again; you might give it another try, John.
CDR: Because th_s is a L_O-CO for DOI.
LMP: Oh, come on, baby; doggone it!
CDR: You're boresighted right there, and the needles are centered, and nothing!
CDR: My AC RENDEZVOUS RADAR BUS A hrcaker is IN, and my PGNS REiiDEZVOUS RADAR is IN.
CC: Break, brE'_,_k,Snoop, this is - correction - Charlie Brown, this is Houston .... in a TitANS- PONDER position on the SYSTEMS TEST before you get the proper readouts. Over.
CMP: Roger, i'm in that 'I'E_;SNO_DEI{position.
CMP: Okay. I'm reading - -
UNKNOWN: - Test A is - ,r-._i_=_m\'_U_[__ _""_,-_, Day 5-Paga' 103 Tape ]0-0360]
CDR: WIlat did you do?
UNKNOWN: - - reading zero, right L_ow.
CDR: Okay. I didn't get a fire then.
UNKNOWN: Test B is reading zero. It's also reading z,_ro, but it was working a]right a few minutes ago.
CMP: When I did the original self test.
LMP: ... on it, babe.
CDR: Sounds l_ke his TRANSPOIYD]_ may be OUT.
UNKNOWN: a It sure does.
UNKNOWN: Yes. This thing is reading zero. Let me cheek the circuit breakers,
CMP: Okay. R?_EZVOUS T}_A_[St>ONDirRBUS c_rcu_t breaker F_ IN.
CC: RoGer. How about trying to recycle the power switch, Char]ie Brown.
LMP: God-darn it, Tom. That's :_a!
CMP: Hny, that j_'fdit, you f_uys, it's
CDR: Antf I got signal strength_ old buddy!
UNKNOWN: - - babe, that's great!
UNKNOWN: Well, what do you know about that!
CDR: I got 3.2 on my AG - -
CMP: We've got so much AGC, i[ doi_'t know what to do with it. Px__be,t}_at
UNKNOWN: Stick this in your pocket. makes --
LMP: John, I could kiss you!
CMP: It was Charlie's idea to recycle the swZtch. me. That would never have occurred to gooc]
CDR: Okay. We're locked on pretty - -
CC: It was Ed's idea that - feet
CDR: Okay. I'm reading opening at 3-5 per second.
CC: ... we're ready to _o with your load. If you'11 give us - if you'11 give us POO ancl ACCEPT, Charlie Brown.
UNKNOWN: Okay. Okay.
LMP: Let's do this.
CDR: No, that thing - -
LMP: VERB 63.
CMP: ... verify those th_ng_; r_Ght there.
UNKNOWN: boy, I tell you - How's this look, Tom? I'm saying he's opening at what, 4.3?
LMP: And he's a half mile.
CDR: ... Oh!
CMP: ... got for ra_/ge? C MFI'....- r- Page ]0S
CDR: Roger. We'w_ got 2500 feet. We're going to some here, An_d, get you raw data John_ my optical boresight is absolutely fantastic. It's right with the needles.
CMP: It's got 0.37 miles. This is going to be very interesting. It keeps ju_lpinc_
LMP: This thing takes a long time, Tom.
CDR: You need to go to LGC? No, you can't until you get VERB -
UNKNOWN: _ 0._ miles.
CDR: That looks real good on my tape, here.
UNKNOWN: Houston, Charlie Brown. The reason I believed the E_.ISever the CMC was I had 0.3 foot per second of PIPA bias before I started the man- euver, Over. Here comes the lunar sunset,
CDR: Okay, John. We're out her,_ in earthshine.
CC: ... we copy. Over.
CDR: How about turning on your flashin6 li6ht, Jos_. Well, you got a nice - looks l_ke the old Gem_ni- Agena, would you believe?
LMP: Have you got our light, John?
UNKNOWN: We are reading 0.46 mi]es at 3 feet per second.
LMP: And the AGS is right with us.
UNKNOWN: John, whenever you're satisfied w_th the ranging, I'd like to go ahead and start _n on a P52 here. your tracking light there b,z _]_ but I haven't seen it since.
UNKNOWN: _ I Just turned it on. It's still on. Let me turn the docking light on.
CC: Char]ie Brown, Houston. CMC is yours. you.
CMP: Roger. Thank
CDR: John, do you see the tracking light now? It's on. No.
UNKNOWN: No. shit. Okay. -
CDR: Oh, You want to
LMP: Okay, John. I'm ready when you arc to go to VHF A SIMPLEX and DATA.
CMP: Okay. On your mark, Sib_I,_Z and DATA.
LMP: And I']] wait for you to give us a e !1.
CDR: Okay, SIMPLEX, DATA.
LMP: Mark it.
CMP: Snoopy , Charlie Brown. How do you read?
CDR: You're loud and clear, John.
LMP: How us, John?
UNKNOWN: you're the s_me.
LMP: Okay. We're going to terminate our radar track here to go on a P52.
UNKNOWN: had that s_tting back Tom, ]_ke - -
UNKNOWN: - - leaning into this th_ng.
UNKNOWN: Oh_ I thought you were. Oka},, I'm sorry. You in should he I_C before' we do this.
CDR: I can slew it ouh of the way .....
LMP: That's alright. Leave Jt there. See whether it does it.
CDR: Nothing's done. Hub uh.
UNKNOWN: Okay. Plus 00000, ENTEN.
LMP: Okay, pull your breaker.;, Tom.
CDR: Okay, RENDEZVOUS RADAR there. Okay.
LMP: Okay, AOT LAMP breakers, CLOSED?
CDR: Yes. Are we out of contact with MSFN?
UNKNOWN: No, we've still got them. They're going to call us lose before we them.
CDR: Charlie Brown, Snoop. You can go ahead and ki]] the tube _nytime you want to, and put the cover over it.
CDR: Re,er. You can go ahead and kill the - TV and put the cover over the tube.
UNKNOWN: kind of deal is that? Are
CDR: you in the forward position?
UNKNOWN: I'm in the fo_ard posit_on.
CDR: Okay, let's see what - _
LMP: How's it look to you?
CDR: ... 190 degrees roil, 40 - yaw to a_J AUTO maneuver.
CDR: Okays let's watch it real e]ose. Okay, go. _lash- ing 50 ... shows a 190 roll, which is good. Pitch arou.,;dquite is 41. It's go_n S to t,ake you a ways and - Do you want to do it?
CDR: Okay_ ready .... the DAP's al] set? Did you get the DAP set after u2]docking?
LMP: Yes, I set it after - I set it after - -
CDR: For 2-I?
LMP: I set it, yes, 2]002. Check it.
CMP: I follow your tracking light now. Are you al_]e to do a P52 with that light on?
LMP: I think so, John; I'm going to try it.
CMP: That's beautiful. Can you see m_ne?
CDR: Yes, John, you're absolutely great. Day5-rag°
CDR: Your maneuver - Yes, it's flashing about every second. It's Just beautiful,
UNKNOWN: Okay, let's maneuver.
CDR: Okay, we're going to AUTO maneuver to acquire a star.
UNKNOWN: looking out the window to help me find this mother. bitch.
CDR: Son of a I've got a picture.
UNKNOWN: This reticle is terrible; it's got a - it's not smooth. It goes from very bright to dim.
CDR: We ought to turn some of these lights down.
UNKNOWN: I got you in the sextant, John, in iny telescope. Right now, you're passing through it.
UNKNOWN: I tell you, that's black ozlt %here, isn't it?
CDR: Here comes Scorpio. That's what you head in. Stand by.
UNKNOWN: ... color to describe that.
CDR: Here it eon,es. Here it comes_ babe; it's going tD stop us. Watch it.
UNKNOWN: not night-adapted yet, that's my
LMP: There it is, there Jt is.
CDR: Stop!
UNKNOWN: There it is - beautiful, be_t_fu] , beautiful!
CDR: And there's the earth.
UNKNOWN: Give me PGNS pulse, babe. r-CO i4F.;D.ENT:;?,L- ATTI;?UDE
CDR: Okay, you are in t{OLD ....
UNKNOWN: Beautiful, good alignment.
CMP: Gene-o, go to 0_._I. Your high gain ...
CDR: Okay, tell me how far it's off.
CMP: I tell you, I've got a beautiful sighl....
CDR: Is _t locked out?
UNKNOWN: breakers here.
LMP: Here it goes.
CDR: Okay. babe. S-b:md
UNKNOWN: Tell Housto_i I've ... antenna breaker out ... side.
CDR: Do you want your - - ?
LMP: Oh, Tom, get a picture of that - the world.
CDR: I don't have any color!
UNKNOWN: There's the world.
UNKNOWN: We don't have any tco]or.
UNKNOWN: John, we Just saw the world and is it fantastic!
CDR: You want ...
UNKNOWN: ... I can see it myself. Hey, did you hear they wsnt the aft antenna?
LMP: _ Itll g_ve it to them. J rliSENTIAL [ I II i .... _ II _ Ta[_e ]0-0360]
CDR: You blew your breaker?
UNKNOWN: ... It's alright now though. I've put it Lack in.
CDR: ... fuel, baby. You want to ENTER to mark X and mark Y yet? tley, how about tel]ing me ho_ far it's off.
UNKNOWN: Tom, it's drifting. Give me it so I can mark, quick. ENTER. PROCEED. 511.
CDR: Okay. Got one. Mark Y.
CDR: ... You got one pa_r.
UNKNOWN: X up next.
CDR: That makes two ... Mark either one.
CDR: Okay, mark Y.
UNKNOWN: ... is next, isn't it?
CDR: ... That makers three. Mark either _c'.
CDR: Okay. X _s next.
LMP: ... better than _ the simulator ... mark because, I'11 tell you, t_my're right on it.
CDR: Okay. That makes four pairs - four sets; mark one more on each one.
UNKNOWN: Turn the outside lights off, Tom.
UNKNOWN: COAS ... Altitude ... Can you turn them down some _ore? k ir"'llT'_r-L 15"1 & !
UNKNOWN: What? Which ones?
CDR: Okay. Mark Y.
UNKNOWN: How about Acrux?
UNKNOWN: Acr_Lx.
CDR: Now l_t's see what angle it wants. It may take
LMP: 'i_rn all the lights down a little bit, Tom, w_ll
CDR: I got them. Something's wrong here. This d_m
UNKNOWN: You've got your . .. in probably.
CDR: I don't have any of them on. _ _'__ Day Tape 5 - Pace ]0-03601 113
UNKNOWN: Can you tell me ho_ far it's off, for evaluation of our platform align? }row far is the other one off?
UNKNOWN: ... done enough alignment to do the mission right .., now, Tom. I'd say degrees on
CDR: Which one? Proceed.
LMP: They are both the same. Let me get ... on that.
LMP: ... on ...?
CDR: I'm not sure.
LMP: I'm not sure either, but ... get the AOT, it isn't more than ...
LMP: ... about ... - -
CDR: 16 star widths?
UNKNOWN: - - which is practical]y as good as, you know, you csn 6et an alignment on th_s .,.
UNKNOWN: Ready to mark ...?
LMP: ... knew where Acrux was.
CDR: You mark yet?
UNKNOWN: Ready to mark Y?
LMP: ... Y.
UNKNOWN: That antenna bong_ng the stops b_ew the S-ban_ antenna breaker over here, so it w_l_ do it. '"- 'ONFtDENTI
UNKNOWN: Okay, .,. I'm going to mark ...
LMP: Stil] ready to mark Y?
CDR: Still ready to mark.
CDR: Okay. Okay, .... r_ght?
UNKNOWN: ... four right now .... second.
UNKNOWN: Houston, this is Char]lc Brown. _hlat t line is LOS? Over.
UNKNOWN: Two more stars to mark .... That should be 54, there.
UNKNOWN: Roger. Could you give me the LOS _n GET?
UNKNOWN: Roger. Thar)k yom, tlousl,on.
LMP: Mark Y and we'11 see what happ_Ins.
CDR: Go to Y.
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CDR: Okay, proceed.
CDR: That's good enough.
UNKNOWN: That's good, Tom. Those are Rood marks. Are you ready?
CDR: Okay. 00, four balls 9. Okay. Go; proceed - -
CDR: - - Okay, minus 662, minus ] -
CDR: Hey, Snoopy, how's your P52 going? Stand
UNKNOWN: Just about done with it. by ].
CDR: Proceed; go.
UNKNOWN: Now_ we want to doub]echeck with ... m_,S_esure. I'm goJl_g to
UNKNOWN: And to save gas call up -
CDR: Call up Acrux again.
CDR: Okay. Okay. AUTO. Go ahead; we've got 22 m_nutes to DOI. That does it.
UNKNOWN: are drifting in around fn the deadband, but if you trffm it up, it'11 go right through center' ...
CDR: I got you.
UNKNOWN: That's about ':+_]f_.':.inas close as we ca_le in before ..... but it's drifted down. Watc}_.
CDR: I got you- That's damu e]ose. Boy, it's r ig?_t in there.
UNKNOWN: Hey, Snoopy, this is Charlie Brown. Over. Is Gene-o key]n_ h_s mike a_ll the t_me? Somrt;_:e?; I M_yLo hear him, and sometimes I don't. theft feed- through problem fs as bad as they thought. CONFID ENT[, [p
UNKNOWN: No_ I'm not, I'm not. No.
LMP: Okay, you can give me integral ]Jghts back. Here.
CDR: Let's get - -
CMP: ... problem isn't as bad as they thought.
CDR: - - Let's get the DOZ attitude first and then do the landing radar check, babe.
CDR: Let's check P30 and PltO.
LMP: Okay. Okay, I've gone through P30 one t_me.
LMP: Yes, I looked at it once.
CDR: Let's go maneuver to the at - What was it? _.h_at did they give for roll_ pitch, and yaw angles?
LMP: Okay. Roll is 0 and - and pJtch is 275. pitch
CDR: Roll is 0 and is 275, huh?
UNKNOWN: Look at that earth.
LMP: What happened to this pressu_'e? Fuel pressure?
UNKNOWN: Hello. Houston, Houston, th]s is Snoopy, over.
UNKNOWN: Houston, Snoop's calling you. r't Nf4 FNTIA,L Day5- acelyf
UNKNOWN: Hey, John, ask them _f they've been monitoring our descent fue] pressure. Our gage went to zero somewhere during the P52.
UNKNOWN: Roger. Did you }lear that_ Houston? They say, have you been monitoring their descent fuel - you've been monitoring their descent stage fuel pressure. Their gage went to zero during the P52 burn.
CDR: P52.
CMP: The a!igpJrlent. Okay. ,_noopy, this is Charl_e Brown. Houston doesn't have' any data from you, right now.
UNKNOWN: Okay, maybe I can try an_ get them some.
LMP: Houston, you're looking at high gain right now, or you will be in a second. How about checking it. It's out on descent ] and desc_nt 2.
UNKNOWN: We can hear some gurgling.
UNKNOWN: this attitude a second, Tom, so I can verify that mother.
CDR: I'm near glint:! lock, I don't want to - -
UNKNOWN: Okay. Charlie Browa_ this is Snoopy. Will you tell them they're looking at high gain, to verify their trans_.ucer?
CDR: Yes, sir. Houston, Char]ie Brown. Snoopy is ca]I- lng you and he says that you have high gain. And they are looking at you right now with it.
UNKNOWN: Houston, go - -
CC: Roger. We got the data, Snoopy, and your descent looks pressure f;_!,_. Over.
UNKNOWN: I it was a gage because I got descent 1 and descent 2, both, out. LD.E:N:Tf tA%: ; i
UNKNOWN: Descent i and 2, both, out?
CC: We got data, Snoopy, and the dencenL pressure looks f_ ne. Over.
UNKNOWN: and you are giving me a GO on descent pres- sure, is that correct?
CMP: They said both descant pressure:; look good there, Snoop.
LMP: Okay, I can read them, John. That's wh_t I wanted to hear from them.
CMP: I don't kind of - I don't know exactly what kind of a - -
CC: Snoop, Houston. Could you- Snoop, Houston. Cou]d you give us your P52 resu]ts. Over_
LMP: Roger. Stand by. 33
CDR: Okay. Tho stars were · _d 25. Star angle difference was four b_lls 9- Gyro torquing angles a_e minus 6_8, m_nus 195, minus 055. Over.
CC: We copy, Snoop. Out.
UNKNOWN: Roger, and the initial acquisition of tho star for the docked I_.qJalign looked pretty good.
UNKNOWN: Hey, Tom, you want to get my I_..UI)_T!_(; }_ADAR e_reuit breaker CLOSED?
CDR: Okay. Or
UNKNOWN: Houston, this is Snoopy. When _s AOS? LOS rather.
CC: Roger. We're coming up on LOS for you at 99:37 - Correction, 99:38. We'11 ._;ceyou AOfl at ]00:26. Over. CC TaF,e ]0-O3601
UNKNOWN: Tom, what was your biggest gyro torquing a_gle? Over.
LMP: I got them, Charlie.
CDR: Roger. Biggest gyro torquing angle was register l, minus 668.
LMP: Okay, Tom.
UNKNOWN: Is that 0.66?
CDR: That was two balls _1_, two balls 195, and three balls 55; all minus.
UNKNOWN: Rave you got that LANDI_G RADAR breaker I_,_, babe?
UNKNOWN: Okay. MODE SELECT, LA2!DIUG RADAR. P_.D/J_
UNKNOWN: TEST, I,ANDIr_G?
LMP: Reading 38.
CC: Snoopy, Houston. We got some word on your Has:;c]- blad problem - on the m_cazine problem. We'd like you to reset the magazine flag so that the red just disappears and no further. If this doesn't work consistently, then change magazines. C_¢er.
CDR: We]], that didn't work consistently, and that's why we changed magazines. Over.
CC: Roger. We copy. Out.
LMP: Houston, if you're satisfied with the desce -
CC: Snoop, Houston. You are GO for POI. Hec©_lend you check on CB(16) DISPI,AY _21GTt:EO!q2>_-i!_ F brea_k<r. monitorfng It might recover your descent c _Ei]- jty. Ow_r. I r-J r'.. El,. I Ti. A .L -
CDR: Roger .... And, if DEf;('EI1TEI_(;]¢IEOVEHH]I)E - Understood. Right there. Next one.
UNKNOWN: not going to do anything. There's no breakers out there that'd hurt that, Charlie. I'm going, - as long as you're satisfied, I'm going OMNI at this time.
CC: Roger. We copy. Got. h minutes.
UNKNOWN: Okay, I did - when I went in that P52, and I slammed the S-band into the stop's, I did pop my S-BAND ANTE_IA breaker under CO!?' on pan_.] 16.
LMP: Okay, Tom. We got to hustle through this, babe. LANDING ANT}'TX_A, AUTO?
UNKNOWN: Okay, VERB 60, and we']] wait. Might want to start getting your he]met and gloveg on.
LMP: _ Are you at the attitude, babe?
CDR: Yes, 275.
UNKNOWN: Okay, I guess we']l- that's right. You want to
CDR: The what? There you go.
UNKNOWN: Snoopy, tIouston wonders if you're reading h_m. I guess you're not, or you would answer him.
CC: Charlie Brown, Houston. ?_o sweat. f L_kYINI IULIN 1]/_]i - Day 5 - PaCe ]2]
UNKNOWN: Roger, John, w_t can read you loud an8 clear.
UNKNOWN: We need to keep mt least one channel of open communications at all the t{me.
CDR: Yes. I th_nk that's a w: y prudent idea.
CDR: Somehow.
CC: Charlie Brown, Houston. 45 seconds to LOS. You're still go for DOI.
UNKNOWN: Roger. What is my P20 doing? Could anybody tell me?
CDR: Okay. How are we doing? Ready? J_NTEN}}Atest
UNKNOWN: Houston: and IJ_{DING is complete.
CC: Charlie Brovm - -
UNKNOWN: Where do ycu wani, to leave this? In HOVER?
CDR: You want to leave this }n ROVER? The ]andin_ - -
LMP: _' Yes, that's where J_'S supposed -
CDR: To be in HOVER.
UNKNOWN: Well, wait a mSnute. ]t goes to - Tom, read through - _ don't know. I - I thought I got it. Let me go through - --
CDR: You're on VOX.
UNKNOWN: - I'm not on VOX.
CDR: You're on - Are you on DOYFJ-VO!nE BACKUP?
UNKNOWN: go to talk to you, babe. I'm in a helmet. 7
CDR: Okay, but you were coming - you were transmitting to the ground, and everybody.
UNKNOWN: Doublecheck that with your - -
CDR: No. I know what 'we need for the - for the - -
UNKNOWN: lost contact with the ground. Doub]echeck that.
CDR: Okay. We've got the 7 minutes. I know what I need for the a- Okay, I'm going to go ahead, and go up to throttle.
CDR: _oops!
LMP: Probably got to wait until it runs: its course. Call them u_ again, Tom.
CDR: What's. that? VERB 47?
UNKNOWN: Yes, _7-
CDR: ... Ready.
UNKNOWN: No, let me - Okay, now go aheaS. Go ahead.
CDR: Okay, PROCEED. We got to get in the P40 right away. Take a look at that attftuda again.
UNKNOWN: rate, I should bc looking at 090.
CDR: You're coming up to it. You can -- -
UNKNOWN: ... looking about 285 right siSc up. Are you correct?
CDR: Yes, yes. We're okay. Now the main thir_ is - %fhat altitude should that la:lding radar be in v. The last one is AUTO. There is AUTO?
UNKNOWN: LANDING ANTF,NNA DESCEiIT for ]0 seconds. LAT.D_NG ANTElfNA, AIITO.
CDR: Okay, that's the last one. Okay. It's AUTO. CONFtDE: II _.-,_1_,,_::,,!_ ?.: .- . mx 5 - _IOVER
UNKNOWN: It's A[fi_Ofo_ this bur'n. It's for tile phas ing burn, Tom.
UNKNOWN: Okay. Let's start going through the 4-minute check.
CDR: Okay. I got to call P40 as soon as this bear gets - -
UNKNOWN: ° I know it. ENGINE - EI;GINE G174BAL, E_ARLE?
CDR: ENGINE GIMBAL, ENAP.IJ_. Yes.
LMP: THROTTLE, MIN?
CDR: THROTTLE is MIN.
UNKNOWN: CONTROL - THRO2_fLE CONTROL, AUTO.
LMP: MANUAl, THROTTLE, COI,_.ff_IID:_3.
UNKNOWN: BALANCE COUPLE, ON.
CDR: BALANCE COUPLE,, ON.
LMP: DESCENT CO_%AZ_I)ENGINE OVE2?,]DF:, OFF.
LMP: ENGINE STOP buttons, RESET.
CDR: Go. ABORT/ABORT
UNKNOWN: !,ushbutton st_ , RESET.
UNKNOWN: T_4P MONITOt_, I2kNDING PAD/P - screw it! Come on God dang this son of a ]:_tch!
CDR: Did you get that VERB 79 or did we do t_at?
UNKNOWN: It takes so long to do this.
CDR: We're down to 5 minutes.
UNKNOWN: Well, we'11 be alright.
CDR: We ought to do that before 7 minutes anymore.
CDR: Hey, on rendezvous - that could screw us real bad. Get to an AUTO maneuver.
UNKNOWN: Okay, it - it'11 be off in a minute,
UNKNOWN: Snoopy, Charlie Brown. Over.
CDR: Shit! Gene-o, look at that son of a bitch. We're gonna bc - -
LMP: It'11 - it'11 do it, Tom. Yes, John, we do?
CDR: It's taken us 3 minutes. PROCEED. Okay.
UNKNOWN: 0686 - You can give it to me. Real qu_ ck.
CDR: Okay. Minus 69.90.
CDR: Minus 14.1. KEY RELEASE. PROCEi_i__. ALii'0_QiL'!_WER.
UNKNOWN: AGS or PGNS and everything squared away?
CDR: Yes. Hey, frola now on, let's do that at 8 zninutes or 9 minutes; that's Just cutting it too short.
UNKNOWN: I agree, that takes a long t_lC'. t iDEN rfAI C , r -DENT ,' Day 5 - Pa_ze t25
CDR: Just too d_ul_nlong. Thrott]e up after ]5 seconds.
LMP: Son of a bitch, babe, I don't like the way this AGS is loading. It ain't loading right.
CDR: Okay. 2 minutes. I'm going to the final th_ng on my PGNS. 02:34. Let's pick up the checklist. Screw the AGS - -
UNKNOWN: like the way the AGS loaded, babe, at a]].
CDR: Screw the ACS.
UNKNOWN: to have my _{ASTER APJ4, ON.
LMP: Okay. 1 minute.
LMP: Okay. Can't get it, babe. The AQ_',is no good.
CDR: ... it's 01:53; ]et it go. Just make the PCNS burn. 01:45, let's go.
UNKNOWN: Okay. STAB/CONTROL, DECA P0VZ]R, CLOSED?
CDR: Yes. INVERTER
LMP: Okay. And EPS NUMBER 1, CLOSED?
CDR: Go. we're burning. John, do you read us? Tom.
UNKNOWN: I_4P 35 seconds. Ff[GIiqEARM to DESCENT.
UNKNOWN: Just shout into the - into the VOX. Blanks at 35 seconds,
CDR: I'11 back this up with the start button.
LMP: Okay, I'11 hit P_©CEED, and i'1] start the clock.
CDR: Hit a PROCEED.
CDR: We're burning, John. 6.
CDR: 9, 11, 12 ... counting down - -
LMP: Okay, let's see what we got. Okay, ... on the residuals.
CDR: Beautiful. " nNIFtnFZIIA 1 5- Page
UNKNOWN: Okay. Minus 0.1 - minus 0.1, minus 0.3, and minus 0.5. The burn's over, John. That's affirm. We're on your mark.
UNKNOWN: You got your - -
CDR: VOX?
UNKNOWN: - - ENGINE ARM, OFF.
CDR: VOX. _, '.R
LMP: ENGINE OFF, MAY AJ_M, OFF?
CDR: VOX.
LMP: MASTER ARM, OFF? Got your REI_DEZVOUS RADAR AC breaker, CLOSJ.I)? Pitch do-hi to where you're looking at a 180 right about there, Tom. You ought to be having them. There's - there's - yo_'re coming up on them right now.
UNKNOWN: Okay. Had you at 3.81 miles, you were doing 73 feet a second.
LMP: You got ail your radar breakers in, babe?
UNKNOWN: You sure'look pretty through the ...'
CDR: Are we in VOX?
UNKNOWN: Wel], it's up to you whether you're on VOX or not. No, you're hot to John in this mode, in V}{F ranging.
CDR: ... where?
UNKNOWN: John, what's your four-minute: _r:ark? Do you have it?
UNKNOWN: at 4.82 mines I have you at 70 feet a second.
CDR: We're readfng ... here.
CDR: Yes. We got plenty of time now. _Snat DPS did good, didn't it. Just beautigul.
CDR: Says what? 2]ae 60.5 by 6.8? No that's - pardon me, that -
LMP: I guess you could pull that LANDING RADAR
CDR: Pulled. sun
LMP: That is wild.
CDR: You know what really gets to you? The basic vehicles are just beautiful, but these little things are Just completely - get to you. Just like the ... breathing tbis stuff - -
CMP: As it looks now, you guys are slowed to 65 feet a second. Does that sound about right? It sounds right to me.
UNKNOWN: Yes, that sounds right, John.
CDR: Shit! Here we go.
LMP: It looks like a little bit of an overburn to me.
CDR: Shit! q%at'11 take us a little lower.
UNKNOWN: get - the breaker, hu_h? F ZONFID - ,
CDR: The DSKY f'ina]]y read minur_ 0.1.
LMP: I - I recorded that. pha::ing
CDR: Okay. Gene-o, give me the time to the burn, and I'11 .,lq_Cthe clock.
UNKNOWN: Okay .... by a half. this - Here's the phasing dope. You can be looking, - looking at that. I want to - oh, you reset that clock. Okay.
CDR: I'm sorry.
CDR: Call it. Then get a VERB 82.
LMP: God d_nn that MASTER ALA}_.I.
CDR: We've got over an hour to go to phasing.
LMP: How'd SHe pressure do?
UNKNOWN: Good. 'SHe
LMP: came down.
LMP: Hello, Charlie Brown, This is Snc_npy. Do you read?
CMP: Yes. Go ahead.
LMP: Man_ we is getting down among them.
LMP: You got that clock counting no',:?
UNKNOWN: No, it's over an hour. _%_e phasing burn is at 100:58:25.
LMP: Yes. I've got that updated in here. 100:58:25. You might want to start getting your clock sci going see some addresses up. I'm to if there arc I didn't leave out in this god-dang AGS up here. We'11
CDR: Okay. get all this stuff off here.
UNKNOWN: Okay, Tom. I've got to get out those books and the find out when he]] - -
CDR: Did you ever call VERB 82?
UNKNOWN: I called _t. We're _n a 69 - Charlie Brown, we'ra · in a 69.2 - or 61.2 by 9.2.
UNKNOWN: How'd the DPS look to you?
CDR: Beautiful. It throttled up to 20 percent. Thrust ch_nber pressure went to 20 percent, but the throttle profile looked good.
LMP: I've got some updates on there I've got to copy down, Tom.
LMP: The f_rst one is - Wllat does it say on there?
UNKNOWN: you in a by
LMP: Beautiful!
CDR: Beautiful, John. Beautiful.
UNKNOWN: I've got to co?y this thing right here. 100 degrees East at 33 3],
CMP: ,.. are you guys ... down in there?
CDR: I can te]], Jos_. We're Just going to be hot to g_f. tbs e]r_,r,_nea around the o,h_.r side fo: a final approach, but we're coming do,i, baby. t'"/'_ N 1.12J._ _,-.LT.LZ_.L__ Tape ]0-03601
UNKNOWN: _lesc ar_ 10-minute hacks? Or 90-m_nute - _ey've got to be 10-minute hacks, not 10-second hacks.
CDR: Yes, yes, yes.
UNKNOWN: Alri6ht. Take that.
CDR: Tell you what let's do. Let's go ahead and load the phasing bur_ _n unless we have an u[_date for it. He hasn't given us an update, has he? call
UNKNOWN: No, up 30 and let's load it in.
CDR: Okay. So what's the tim_ of it? I'11 take it, Gene-o.
LMP: Shit.
LMP: You got it right here, babe?
CDR: Yes. Plus -
LMP: 100:58:25.20.
CDR: Okay. PROCEED.
CMP: Holy smokel
CMP: ... down below the hor_z_m.
LMP: Yes. I believe it.
CDR: How much has that changed?
CDR: It's goinc to put us i_ a 19].8 by 11,6.
UNKNOWN: shit!
UNKNOWN: ... tracking you gays. CONFtDEN-,
CMP: ... fantastic!
LMP: Oh, God! It'd be worthwhile to take some pictures right here.
CDR: Whoa, we're dropping down, Gene-o.
LMP: You bet your life we're dropping dowzl.
LMP: The landing site is at 10 30, Tom.
CDR: 10 30.
UNKNOWN: You went P - through P30, huh?
CDR: Yes. We're ali loaded.
UNKNOWN: Right with it.
CDR: To PDI.
CDR: Minus 47, we pitch down 90. And at 42 we yaw left 180.
CDR: Beautiful. Look at those babes.
UNKNOWN: Take them, babe, while you're coming down here.
CDR: This Velcro doesn't hold anything.
CDR: Aw, Shit! - _[_: ']?ape ]0-0360Z
UNKNOWN: the problem?
CDR: Ekeryth_ng I turn aroum:t, the Velcro won't hold the Hasselb]ad.
LMP: Well, babe, you can't - It's not in there?
CDR: Now I got it made. Do you have it over there?
LMP: No, you were shooting John.
CDR: Yes. telling where it is now, babe, Got to find that before we go over that ]ending s_te. Look do_n on the deck.
CDR: No. Oh, here it is. Way back here. Got it. Got it.
UNKNOWN: %]Icy can t_Lkc this damn Velcro an_ give it t>ack to - whoever thought they invented th_,s kind of Velcro. we
CDR: Okay. Coming down here should be on black and white - f:h at 250.
UNKNOWN: _at's right.
CDR: f:4 at 250?
UNKNOWN: f:li at 25Oth.
CDR: You know, this place ia starting to look at home.
CDR: What arc you taking, 6?
LMP: Huh? I'm taking these at 6, and then I'm going to - I got to pfck up th_s ]andTng site at 33 min- utes - 34 minutes - when you roil back again.
CDR: Some of thos_ l_ttle hitty bears have black stuff in them.
UNKNOWN: John, are you still reading us?
UNKNOWN: Okay. I just - you know, when I don't hear from you, I begin to wonder.
UNKNOWN: I tell you, babe, we is getting do_m among them.
UNKNOWN: Yes. I guess you're about straight under mr now - 14 miles.
LMP: I know why tile AGS didn't work. That was my fault, babe. I didn't set it up for external DELTA-V, but we got a good peri S out of it - 8.6.
CDR: Rendezvous - -
UNKNOWN: That was my fault.
CDR: Oh, shit. Good. We]l -
CDR: There's what I call Jack's crater. Nice little volcano that I shot yesterday. It really stands out.
CDR: Do I get a VERB - Okay, we're straight. I want to PROCEED out of here and get a VERB 82 - VERB 83.
LMP: Good idea.
CDR: _QIRK.
LMP: Do you know the hell whore we really arc,, Tom? _Ihat's
LMP: Hey, I don't mean that way this big - big mother _s there, but you're going to pitch I around here anyway at 47, aren't you?
CDR: There's 329. That's pretty close. _tere's }[erln_!m's site. Is this Gene-o's? 'I ' f_.._._[',,[_-_i_[l IA _ Day - 135 5 Page ._2']--_--.. ' ' Tape ]0-03601
UNKNOWN: Man, that's, the prettiest volcanism I've seen.
UNKNOWN: Here's crater 9, right here, I'11 bet.
CDR: Yes, we're coming up to crater 9. Jos_, we're coming up to crater 9, I think. Wa'ii be going right across it.
UNKNOWN: Maybe you could te]] us better where we are, babe?
CMP: We're going right across old n_Lmber 9- Sure are.
LMP: Hey, Tom, all our - everything's looking good here, so far.
CDR: You know, instead of going there aad yawing over to 180, let's take some strips here. See, instead of phasing? Yaw left.
LMP: Yes, and I would - -
CDR: Screw it! We're just going to stay here and take photo stripping instead of - John - Okay. Instead of yawing left and yawing right, I'm Just going to stay here and ju_'.ttake some - I think it would bc more interesting for the whole thing just to take strip maFs here.
CMP: I think you're right.
UNKNOWN: I'11 buy that.
CDR: How about that, Gene-o?
UNKNOWN: The important film we want to get is down below, babe.
UNKNOWN: _ .... :......... _a_, dow_!
CDR: Marl, ]ook at thoae craters!
UNKNOWN: Tom, give me that when you get a chance.
CDR: You got it, babe.
CDR: Look at that big one.
LMP: _at's what I'm looking at.
CDR: My monoculars.
LMP: Hey, when I can't see the horizon, Tom, I get to feeling like we're in a dive bombing run_
LMP: Okay. At 47 minutes - Okay, you're going to stay in this attitude. That's fine,
UNKNOWN: Did you ever call up VERB 83?
CDR: Yes. You're all set.
UNKNOWN: wanted to check it against the ACS. Let me look at it again.
UNKNOWN: Hey - there are some huge boulder's.
LMP: You've got some.
CDR: You d_,21 righL. that,
CDR: Look at those bastards down in crater.
CDR: Yes_ that big deep one, right down below here.
UNKNOWN: Let me look at it. I_l, mc look at that - let me look at this one here. I - T just took a picture of it.
CDR: That old one right do_'n t;_2ow ur; there. _0-u3_O1 Tape down there.
CDR: Tremendous bo_llder:;.
LMP: MAJ,, there are, Tom. CC) D£NTIAL
CDR: Hey, John, with that monocular you can real]y see some boulders now, babe.
LMP: You know, the surface around that looks fairly good though.
UNKNOWN: Here you go. Want this back?
CDR: You want the Hasselblad?
LMP: Yes, I'11 take pictures of it.
LMP: Wish I could have got right down in that - right down in among those boulders. I tell you there's some boulders down there, babe. Are we yaw a lit- tle - yes, Just a little bit. Look at this cliff ' here, Tom, right in front of us.
CDR: Yes. There's a cliff there that's at least 2 or 3 thousand feet tall.
UNKNOWN: Oh, hell, yes. At least - -
CMP: Hey, you guys are rea]ly out there now.
CDR: Oh, you know it, babe.
LMP: Holy smolcy, John. It's incredible.
LMP: If you thought wa were close at 60 miles.
CMP: .... Does the terrain seem to be any different color down close?
LMP: No, I don't think so.
CDR: With the monocular you can see some stuff. tel]
UNKNOWN: But I you, there's some good size bou]ders the_:,are on the sides of these craters. Some of very obvious]y impsct, but then there's some oth,'r5 that look - they got to be - they got to be vol- canic, · I)ay 5 - Page 139 · -_:, Tape 10-03601
UNKNOWN: Time hack at, 113:21.
UNKNOWN: John, do you know where we are? _at we're over?
CMP: the,
UNKNOWN: ... I gave it to AUTO optics and it screwed up. I have no idea.
UNKNOWN: Oh, okay. Because I'm going to te2] you when I think we're about over Neper because we've got to photograph that area coming down.
UNKNOWN: Want this over there?
UNKNOWN: (Cough) Give me that th_ng.
CDR: Look at that bear. Here's an old one. Hey here's - Gene-o - there's - -
UNKNOWN: What are you looking at?
CDR: Son of a bitch. I don't know.
UNKNOWN: _ Holy Smo]ey! Hey, look at that black thing in the bottom. Let me see what it is.
CDR: Look at all those black th_ngs! tIey, John_ I got something that's re-ally stand_ng out here - like - oh gee, can you ever see it! The monocular, Gene-o, the monocular.
CMP: What are they?
UNKNOWN: Alright. That's a fantastic crater. I don't know where that is - -
CDR: Let me look at it. Oops - let me look at it.
LMP: They're boulders_ John. G_gant_c. We're looking straight down.
CDR: Gcc, I'm really g_ttJng vertigo h_,rc.
LMP: Yes. It's like -lik- that rendezvous from _.bove, Tom, when we were looking straight down at the mother.
CDR: I nearly lost him - I lost him ._n the l_ght. I need to slant up some more. coming
LMP: Okay. We're up on 43 minutes,
UNKNOWN: Are you in ORB RATE? No, you're in INERTIAL, aren't you?
CDR: I'm INERTIAL. Need to be pitehec] llp more.
CDR: Yes, it is. Sure it is,
CDR: Your's is moving, isn't _t?
LMP: Yes. We want to be seein,z 180 upside down when we come into Neper here.
CDR: I pitched over too far. W]_at I wanted to see, i didn't get.
LMP: This camera is getting r_d hot.
LMP: Okay, babe. At 3_ minutes, we wanL to be pitched up because we will be approaching into the Neper area where we want to get th_s - see Neper here's ·start looking - be seeing Nepcr comi_lg over the horizon.
CDR: Yes. (Cough) volcanic
CDR: Look at that .... as tha dickens. Let me have the Hasse]blad. ::,csee
UNKNOWN: Let that a minute.
CDR: You've got _t. lot
UNKNOWN: Yes. There are a of -- _ lot of things got to be volcanic, babe.. J'",-,.,.£/'_J_JJ:JJ'_J_J_JTI J_,/i._illl2kl._!li$ A D%' 5- Page ]4] ; ....... Tape 10-0360]
UNKNOWN: And there is boulders down iii those holes. Look at that new one.
UNKNOWN: Now that's all black in the bottom.
CDR: Yes. That's black.
UNKNOWN: That little - that little crater with the fresh - You know everything being fresh, it appears to me that the top of the soil - soil are bleached by the Sun.
UNKNOWN: There's one.
LMP: There is fresh, and look at the boulders on the side of that one.
CDR: You got it - got it.
LMP: Give me that csm_era, babe.
CDR: Okay, I got some - - Here.
CDR: Here. Where is the monocular?
UNKNOWN: There it is.
LMP: 250 right here wou]d have gotten something.
CDR: Oh, look at those boulders' Aren't
LMP: they fantastic?
LMP: 40 minutes, babe. At 34, we ought to start coming into the Neper area.
UNKNOWN: Now look at that one. The ',':y those cliffs are so sheer- there's black underneath them, -_o_nd when these fresh craters come out, there's - it's all white soil.
CDR: Yes. Here's one that's coming right there.
CDR: Oh, beautiful_ · CONFiDENTi , 1-% L
UNKNOWN: bl_ek. It was a landslide, and there's a boulder so d_nxl big you can't believe it.
UNKNOWN: Let me see. Trade you. Here.
LMP: There's a little crater on tile rim of this one, and there's boulders lay]_,g half way down.
CDR: We can see where a volcanism stmrted, and it rolled out there.
LMP: I - I've got to say, there's a lot of impact craters around here though. God doing.
CDR: Yes, there are. p]rmet
CDR: Oh, you know it.
LMP: Must hc_ve been beat to death. Ok_kY_ Tom, we're coming down to 34 minutes, and that's where we're going to start picking up - Neper ought to be com- ing over the horizon at 29:31. We ought to be right over Neper. RADAR
CDR: Okay. LANDING - LANDING RADAR circuit minutes. breaker CLOSED at 22
LMP: Okay. We're ahead of time. We don't - we're in good shape right now.
UNKNOWN: boulders in eve_TF one of those little - little craters and on - on the ridges.
CDR: Yes, that's on the new craters -ewen a few of the old ones have them right down at the bottom.
UNKNOWN: And the boulders are black. They're black - -
CDR: q%ley look like they're - -
LMP: - - and yet the stuff that com_s out of the new craters is white. - p ge
CDR: White, but there's some black around them.
UNKNOWN: Yes. There are pr,,tty sharp cliffs. Somc of these seem to be wind-blown down, but there's some awfl_l sharp cliffs. What a place'. You know, it almost looks like this is a painting. Someone took a painting of something.
UNKNOWN: John. this is really a great speed at which to go over the ground, I'11 tell you.
UNKNOWN: ° ...
CDR: Oh. Here's one that tossed boulders out of it.
CDR: Yes. It tossed boulders right out, of the stuff.
CDR: See it. Rigjit there. You can see it.
CDR: This little one right here tos_ed boulders right out of the son of a gun. There's still a hunch in there.
UNKNOWN: Neper's got to be coming up there pretty soon. We're at 36.
LMP: This is where ... wants to do their altitude - around here.
CDR: Yes. You could track. You can track here IlO - problems.
CDR: I'm just going to keep - But we're going so slow, I'm going to stay at 6 frsmes a second, Tom. · _;
CDR: Yes. Oh, teautiful. Hey, I could even see a boulder fo_' aL i_l_t 20 mile. _l_-_ -_, In t_a,, ...... _ _,,_ crater on Vou ~ + _' ]eft, Gene-o.
UNKNOWN: _ Yes. Yes. Oh, ]ook at that o.u_, way up. bet m_' take a ]ook.
CDR: Yes. It's got a big black one right down in tile bottom of it.
LMP: Yes, I can - you're right_
CDR: Talk about a boulder. That thing is big enough to - to crush a couple of houses.
LMP: They're laying all down the side and there's no - ther_ is no little rim crater on it, either. They're just laying on the side.
CDR: Shoot a picture of that one - that white one com- ing up right in front of you.
CDR: You can see - -
UNKNOWN: - - where the white rau_ down.
LMP: We got to be co,lng somewhere near where Neper is going to be up there, pretty soon, and the Sro%he Sea.
LMP: Look at that! I don't know why I was fascinated with boulders, but son of a gtu_ - Tho._;e black thiL.zs stand out. Give me the monocular on that one.
UNKNOWN: ) Tom, look at the boulder on the edge of that one, but son of a gun - Those black thi_s stand out. Give me the monocular on that one.
UNKNOWN: At first I thought it was shadow on it, but it sure isn't, cause we're looking - coming right through the -
LMP: Okay. At 33:31 we're going to com_ up on 269 and 1!)2 azid Jarisky.
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CDR: I need to get loca] vert:ical.
UNKNOWN: _ Houston, Charlie Brown. Over.
CMP: Houston, Charlie Brown.
LMP: Leave 64 run for a minute, Tota. Can you pitch us up a little bit to get a hatter view of the - -
UNKNOWN: - - better view of the -
CMP: Houston, Houston, C_larlie Brow_l. }{ow do you read on high gain? Over. I'm all ]ocked up on them, just Tom, but I don't read them.
LMP: Okay. We're not locked up yet, .Iohn.
CMP: Ro_2er. Read you loud and clear. Snoopy was GO for DOI. It was _ good burn; he's in a 61.2 by 9.2 right now. , ._,znalburn. }te']] ffll you in when he gets to you. But .- -
LMP: Look at theft - look at the earth! Look at the earth '
CDR: Oh gee' Look at the earth, John! Get it. Get it. Ah, yes. My God! I c_n't believe itl It's Just - -
UNKNOWN: - he was doing 65 feet per second. At 3.8 miles - -
LMP: That's beautiful.
CDR: And that co]or film didn't work[ That makes me so mad'
LMP: John, we Just had earthris,c. Fantastic. Gol]y, John.' Tom_ get that if you cr_.
CDR: I don't have any color film on this son of a bitch.
UNKNOWN: Try it once more, maybe it'11 work.
UNKNOWN: t_,,, b_-,_l_,-,,-_, ,,nr] _'.h:ingn _-i_-hf, now. They Just saw earthrise. They say they are looking up at the hor.lzon now ....
CDR: You're panning that, aren't you, Gene-o?
CDR: Be sure to open it up for the emrth.
UNKNOWN: it up?
CDR: Oh, yes. Earth on that color is f:]l at 250, babe.
UNKNOWN: You mean, wider?
UNKNOWN: We]i, f:11 at 250 is the eaz'th_ f:l] at 250.
UNKNOWN: Hello, Houston. Houston, this is Snoopy.
CC: Roger, Snoop. Go ahead.
UNKNOWN: We is GO and we is down ame:ig them, Charlie.