Otrobonita/noicy-space-talks huggingface dataset:
CDR: Okay. Half a second off.
CDR: SPS HELIUM VALVES, Ed. Check two, AUTO. Verify.
UNKNOWN: AUTO, barber pole.
C: Okay.
CDR: Check N 2 A and N 2 B. CONFIDENTIAL
CDR: Okay. Waiting for 2 minutes.
CDR: I think we're in good shape. Everything's in the right place.
LMP: Havre you already called HIGH - HIGH BIT RATE?
CMP: That's in 2 m_nutes; not yet.
CDR: Okay. Bring on bank A.
CMP: B_k A is on.
CDR: the, ARMED. We do not need that RHC 2 ARMED.
CDR: TA]?E RECORDER_ HIGH BIT R_TE, RECORD, FORWARD. COMMAND RESET.
CMP: There's sunrise.
LMP: So it is.
CDR: It looks about right. Right on time.
CMP: Yom're HIGH BIT RATE, Ed.
CDR: You got a gray.
LMP: Got a gray.
CMP: I think I'11 wait for the burn.
CDR: Standing by for an EMS MODE, NORMAL, ... - -
CMP: I think that's all we missed. Okay. One-half, ATT SET; RATE COMMAND; COMMAND's HIGH: the POWER there, there; CMC, AUTO; ATT i/RATE 2, B_,_.Gs;looks good. There, and we have SERVO POWER.
CDR: Okay. And there's to be no ullage.
CDR: And no trim.
CDR: One minute to burn time, troops.
UNKNOWN: Ten .... Is it 10 - -
CDR: Ten seconds ....
LMP: Okay. Nominal is 6 plus 12.
CDR: Burn time plus 10.
CMP: Okay. Crossover around 4 plus 10 ... - -
CDR: Okay. DSKY is on time.
CDR: Okay. AVERAGE g. EMS MODE, NORMAL.
UNKNOWN: mode is NORMAL.
CDR: R3 looks good.
CDR: ... three counts. 20 seconds.
CDR: 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, PRO, 3, 2, i -
CDR: 0. We have IGNITION on time.
UNKNOWN: You have A and B. ONFIDENTt' L
CMP: Okay. PC is 96.
CDR: Both tanks look good.
CMP: Okay. Steering is good.
CDR: Steering is good; GDC ball's good; needle is good.
CMP: She's steady as a rock. Pc'S up to 100.
LMP: Okay. You're still in tight limits.
CMP: We got the light before we got the bang that time. I saw it. I hadn't noticed that on midcourse 2. She's steady. GDC BMAGs are good.
CDR: Okay ... - -
LMP: Okay. We're at loose limits - loose limits.
CMP: Loose limits. Okay. PC s 100.
CDR: Loose limits. Give me a mark on 5 minutes to go, Ed.
CMP: Pc'S 100. Steering is good.
CDR: Yes. Steady as a rock.
CMP: Pc's increasing. Coming up nicely.
CMP: Smooth - -
LMP: MARK. Five minutes.
CDR: Okay. Not bad - CMC is within 4 seconds of that. Four seconds fast.
CMP: Ard PC is steady. Steering good. We're oscillating ir the roll dead band.
LMP: You're okay now.
CDR: CMC and EMS are together.
LMP: Okay, I shifted the OXIDIZER FLOW VALVE. Should be seeing it.
UNKNOWN: What did it stabilize at?
LMP: It stabilized about - oh, minus 150.
CMP: Okay. Switch to 200.
LMP: 2OO.
CMP: You're in NORMAL.
LMP: Okay, I'm coming up on 4 minutes to go.
LMP: MARK; 4 minutes.
CDR: Okay, about right on, as far as the CMC is con- cerned. Okay, CMC and EMS are close _ogether.
CMP: She's really smooth, steady.
CMP: Just like the CMS. Only difference being out this window, why - I can see it with peripheral vision.
CDR: Okay, we've got steering; you're down about a de- gree in pitch.
UNKNOWN: Ail right. Sounds real normal.
CDR: And the GDC and the BMAGs a21 agree with that. Everything's GO .... CtONFIDENT L
CDR: Oks.y. EMS and DELTA-V are together. Give me a mark on 3, Ed.
LMP: Okay. Stand by--
LMP: MAt_K.
CMP: Is the PU valve coming back toward ...?
LMP: That's affirm. Bringing her back down.
LMP: You're in .MAX.
CMP: I'm up to 105.
CDR: Okay. Dead-banding in roll again; everything else looks good.
UNKNOWN: Okay, helium and nitrogen are GO.
CDR: CIMC and DELTA-V are within a couple of seconds of nominal burn time. We may be a little long by a couple of seconds. We'11 see.
CMP: Well, we had low, you know - It took the PC a lit- tle while to get up there. I think you know that the pressures were down.
CMP: I guess %hey're okay now. They increased much, Ed?
LMP: T%Le pressures and ullage stayed Just about the s_e; they haven't really moved.
CMP: Okay, we should have crossover shortly.
LMP: Okay, we're getting it; and I'm seeing evidence of it now.
CMP: Okay, i didn't really see a 2- to 3-psi increase here; did your valve go to INCREASE?
LMP: It's in INCP}]ASE now. '_'if__
CMP: i meant the indicator.
UNKNOWN: Okay. We definitely had it .... didn't see that.
LMP: Yes, it's moving that way right now, Stu. You mean the balance indicator - UNBALANCE indicator?
LMP: No, it is not in INCREASE yet. Okay, I'm going to NORMAL.
UNKNOWN: Judging from PC' I'd say we hadn't had crosso_zer, but the time - -
CMP: - - we sure have.
LMP: The - time says we should have had - -
LMP: It was a nice smooth one ... - -
CDR: Give me a mark at 1 min?
UNKNOWN: ° MARK; 1 minute.
CDR: Right on.
CMP: What's - Ed, what's the balance meter read?
UNKNOWN: Balance is zero, and I'm going to INCREASE and leave it there for the last part of the burn.
UNKNOWN: Okay. ,CONFIDENTtlIL
CDR: Okay. Looks like the CMC's right on.
LMP: Okay. We're
CDR: GO for CMC cut-off. Okay, Ed, counting down to zero.
LMP: A-_i right.
LMP: MJ_RK; 30 seccnds.
CDR: Okay, it's going to be real close.
LMP: Yes. We're in tight limits ... I'm going to go a21 the way.
CDR: Okay, cut do_m - count down to zero.
LMP: Ten seconds.
CDR: Going to be a little bit early on the cut-off.
LMP: 5, 4, 3, 2, i -
LMP: _%RK.
CMP: Okay, we've had SHUTDOWN. DELTA-V - -
CDR: Okay, CMC blanks. and
CMP: - - THRUST A B, OFF.
LMP: Okay. Everything's good over here.
CMP: Stand by for gimbal motors.
LMP: You're too fast for me.
CMP: Okay, YAW 1 back on.
CMP: It's on now; are you ready?
UNKNOWN: You ready - PITCH 17
CMP: Okay. TVC SERVO POWER, 1, 2, OFF.
LMP: 1 amd 2's OFF.
CDR: MAIN BUS TIES, OFF, Ed.
UNKNOWN: ... 0.3 residual.
CDR: BUS TIES are OFF.
CMP: Okay. DELTA-V to STANDBY; OFF,
LMP: Okay, Roi1.
CDR: Oh, beautiful!
CMP: Look at those residuals.
LMP: Plus 0.3, 0, and 0.
CDR: ... How about them apples! : CONFIDENTIA,,L _-..Jg .J im_,L.i· J JF""%L
LMP: Oh, man, look what's out that window, too.
CMP: He'y, let's - let's wrap up the checklist - -
CMP: - - and then we'11 get to an attitude.
CDR: Okays let's see. We don't ... We do not null; we recorded that; EMS FUNCTION; you got all that.
CMP: PCM BIT RATE, LOW, Ed.
LMP: I'm on LOW.
CMP: All right. Okay, a VERB 66.
CDR: Okay, you got - That's on OFF. All right ... direct ... - -
CMP: i got DIRECT ULLAGE.
CDR: Okay. smd
CMP: PITCH 1 YAW 1 are open; I got BMAG to RATE 2; arid Ed's on LOW. Okay. VERB _8 ENTER. VERB
LMP: You got a 66, huh? 'vERB
CMP: Roger. 21 ENTER, 21111, right?
CDR: And we're still B/D ROLL, too. B/D
CMP: ROLL .... PRO, PRO, PRO. Okay.
CDR: Co,mm attituda. Did you get an update on this yet?
UNKNOWN: On comm attitude? No.
CDR: Okay. Load plus 0, plus 176, 0 - all zeros. wm.
CMP: Yes. I think it was - -
CDR: Plus 176, 00, plus all zeros.
CMP: Okay, 00, 176, 0.
CDR: Yes, that's it.
CMP: CMC; RATE 2; RATE COMMAND. Next maneuver.
CMP: Okay. Wide dead band, I'11 take in a minute.
CDR: You have DELTA-T. of zero; burn time was about zg 1 second short, I'd say, huh? ...
LMP: Burn time - I had it 1 second early.
CDR: Plus 11. Okay.
LMP: Okay. Your fuel - oxidizer and fuel?
LMP: I have - fuel is 35.1; oxidizer, 34.9; and about decrease. a minus 40 -
CDR: 40 decrease.
CMP: Looks like a plaster-of-paris cast.
CMP: It sure does, doesn't it?
CMP: It doesn't even look real.
CDR: It's absolutely ...
CMP: I wish there was some other word besides "fantastic" to describe it. But it does, it looks like some- body has made a cast and poured it out there.
LMP: It's really there.
CDR: Really wild. OONFIDENTI,4 I.
CMP: Ma_, I'11 tell you, at this Sun angle, I won't have any trouble recognizing my landmarks. I haven't set myself up yet, but - -
CMP: Are we maneuvering?
CDR: Yes, we're maneuvering.
CDR: That had to be a hell of a good burn; we figured that taitout was going to be 7.0 - it was 7.3 - -
CMP: And you know, I - I saw it slip once - -
CDR: And we had plus 0.3 to go; so that means - -
CDR: I saw it slip once, so it's probably 7.2 - -
CMP: - - at least - -
CDR: Yes. That's sighting with an 0.3 on tthe VGX.
CMP: Not bad.
LMP: What are you looking for?
CMP: Yes, that map. Let's see, what was 180 ... time ... Al?
CMP: I'11 check. 38:30.
CMP: 38:30. We're about 9 minutes.
LMP: Not quite - Yes. Almost 10 minutes; 9 minutes and 20 seconds. Did you find the location?
LMP: Oh, brother ....
CMP: Okay, there are the Loveletts. See, right straight ov_=r your head, there's two craters that got sort of - You have to look - You can probably see them out your window, Ed. The two complete craters with th_ ridges in the bottom? Yes.
CMP: Those are called the Loveletts.
CMP: Yes, frc_a the copulating craters. Off to your right, you'11 see Mendeleev, the big huge - -
UNKNOWN: Yes. Let's see. Turn around and look back along the track now, 180.
CMP: Okay, let me turn over ...
UNKNOWN: Well, I can't see the Loveletts yet; I'11 just turn over here.
LMP: Okay, did anybody start a time?
LMP: That's Mendeleev back - that we've already crossed over, isn't it? Right back - -
LMP: - - there - that big son of a gun.
CMP: Say, Ed.
CDR: Yes ... the crater ...?
CMP: Which way are we going?
LMP: We're going this way.
LMP: And, let's see, you should have Tsiolkovsky over on your - your side here very soon, Stu. Right?
CMP: Yes. Well, in a little bit. CONFIDENTI., L
LMP: It's - Yes, we're not quite there yet. Did you start a clock? I'm sorry.
LMP: Okay, I'11 see if I can start one.
CDR: Well, we can start one.
LMP: Let's start one Just to keep track. And set it on - We'11 set it on the time from 180, Al.
LMP: Yes, 38:30. Set it on - set it on 15 minutes, or 114minutes - 38.
CDR: Hey, wait a minute; we got the damn clock running at ih. How about that? Can you give me a mark on 157 ... It's beautiful.
LMP: Okay; 12:38 - Let's see - Time is 38:30. So, if I take - -
CDR: It would be ...
LMP: Yes. Wily don't you get it ih if you got - get it at 30 seconds.
CDR: Ckay.
CDR: Fourteen.
LMP: Stand by, You've got 15 seconds.
LMP: RL_RK.
CDR: Okay, we got GET running.
CMP: GET from the 1807
LMP: Man, oh man.
CMP: Tsiolkovsky's coming uF on this window.
LMP: Tsiolkovsky's coming up on that one?
UNKNOWN: There's Mendeleev ....
LMP: I want to get around here and get a burn report off.
LMP: 56, 1 minute.
CDR: Minus 15 seconds.
LMP: Okay. That's where we've got it.
CMP: ... by number 1 zero-phase target.
CMP: Yes .... you can see, bigger than shit.
CDR: Not zero-phase right now?
CMP: No, but - I mean that - -
CMP: ... say something to accommodate ...
LMP: Houston, Apollo 14.
CDR: Okay, Fredo. We had an extremely fine burn. The burn report as follows: burn time, 6 plus I1; residuals, 0.3 plus, O, and 0; DELTA-V C _s minus 7-- TIME SKIP
LMP: Man, that was a sharp dropoff.
CMP: About TEI ... i,CONFIDENTIAL . · _ Ii · I If_ IL
LMP: Okay. I have RECORD, FORWARD, LOW RIT BATE - LOW BIT RATE, and COMMAND RESET.
CMP: Did they start the tape, or did you have to?
LMP: We started it.
CMP: I'm supposed to do that ....
CMP: That's a ...
LMP: Okay. I've got it right here.
LMP: Okay. And we're lunar orbit ... Use normal lunar configuration. Here we go. PRIM; PRIM; HIGH; VOICE; PCM; RA_TGING; DOWNVOICE BACKUP, TAPE, OFF; DATA, NORMAL. VHF, off, off; VHF, RECEIVE ONLY, OFF; VHF RANGING, OFF; PCM/ANALOG; RECORD; FORWARD; NORMAL; NORMAL; LOW; OFF; POWER ...
LMP: Okay. It looks very good to me.
CDR: ... normal lunar configuration.
CDR: Okay. I set normal lunar configuration. PURGE LINE HEATERS, on.
LMP: 317
CDR: ... 32 ...
CDR: Okay .... purge ... and we got ...
LMP: Okay. And what angles do I have? ... on O_NI C?
LMP: Okay. If anybody wants to use the Myrtle, we ought to use it before we get a - -
LMP: - - before the ... and we need to make this waste water dump on the backside ....
LMP: I'd like (cou_h) - Let's see what our waste water We've tank shows. got 60 percent. Man, that's ...
LMP: Well, I'm not going to do the sightings unvil Just before the terminator - on the other side. We got the whole frontside pass, and we do want the - they wouldn't want any dump - dumping across the front- side_ I don't think ...
LMP: No. No. Definitely not.
LMP: Well, they should keep their schedule on the back- side, too.
CMP: No - No, I - I'm making a fast pass on the garbage can, but a little high in trajectory.
LMP: We .,. the pass ... the backside pass after this o_e .
UNKNOWN: Nos what this is, is - we'11 maneuver - we won't - Yes. We won't be torquing the vehicle to waste gas. This will Just be a look at our landmark for similar-type a approach for tracking after SE? tomorrows for the landing, and frc_ the low alti- tude. Give me a hack at acquisition time. Even though on the actual tracking, you torque your spacecraft at 2 degrees per second .... will be- come a problem. Okay. Here's the Hycon for the top - topo.
CDR: Right on Descartes.
CDR: If you leave it up ... Descartes again, huh? Wait a minute.
CMP: No. You go to sleep after that one. CONFIDENTIAl
CDR: How are you supposed to configure the camera here? Okay. Your trigger's here and you actually photo- graph it there. And - ... eat and go to sleep. You ...
LMP: Yes. That's ... while we're waiting.
LMP: I Just want ts see the ...
CDR: Yes ...
CMP: A_out 100 hours, we wake up. Somewhere in that time frame.
LMP: See what Stu's doing. See what kind of conflict we're really going to have in - getting dressed an_d that sort of thing.
CDR: We actually - rest period officially ends at 99:30. The eat period - ... 20 ...
CDR: That was a bit vague at that point.
CDR: And we got the I_M transmitter lights ... out.
CDR: POO update. And - right here might give you some trouble .... power ...
LMP: Roger. Getting into ... now. Tried to look for -
CDR: Okay. Let's see.
CDR: 101:50 ... in the I_.
LMP: T:Lme we start activation_ huh? 101:50. That's 16 hours fr_ now. Not very long.
CDR: Yaw is ... - -
LMP: .... ......
CDR: Pitch - pitch is supposed to be out, and yaw is supposed to be in .... start ... Get those babies all hooked up ....
LMP: Al, what you looking for? Okay. They're all - all of those are in the flight data bag. These are on the suits.
CDR: Yes. We can't talk it over now, because we're going to have get ...
LMP: Okay. Everything's off.
CMP: ... Okay. CMC, FREE and then AUTO on the _RB 28. You got the purge line heaters on?
CDR: Okay, CMC, FREE - that's AUTO.
LMP: ... and I got 15 minutes.
CDR: ... 3, VERB 4 °.. - -
LMP: ... Myrtle here. B/D
CDR: We still want to do a roll, won't we?
CMP: Yes, might as well.
CDR: · I'm going to load 2110. Okay?
CMP: Before you - Hold it Just a second before ycu ENTER. Let me do that one more time, Just to make sure we didn't get out of - Okay. Now enter it. Okay.
CDR: What did you do that for?
UNKNOWN: Well, see, we're in a 5-degree dead band.
CMP: If you change that - if you change that to a narrow dead band, it will immediately fire and bring you over to the center of that 5-degree dead band. What cycling this to FREE and AUTO does is - it centers the dead band. CeONFIDENTI/
CDR: I already did it once before I called up the 43... --
CMP: Well, I was noticing the roll - the drift up. See, you're going to a - a half a degree dead band - -
CDR: ... drifted off.
CMP: - - so, anything - more than a half a degree will cause a Jet to fire.
CDR: Yes, okay. Et was off half a degree?
CMP: Well, you knc_, what - what's a half a degree. It was off a little bit.
CDR: The att - it was actually rolling apparently.
CMP: Yes, we're - you know, we're - we were drifting in a 5-degree dead band. It's Just that I'm real - See, we Just had a firing there. Yes, after we sat there and talked about it. It's - it's the PRO on that 21101. Son of a gun. See, we Just wasted some gas. We were talking about it.
CDR: We were talking ... ?
CMP: Yes. But see, if you're moving, you've established it at that point. But then, if you're drifting along - and I should have remembered that, as many tLmes as I've ... watched that. Anyway, you ENTER; sad then when you PRO on - on the 21101, what you're doing is, you're shrinking your phase plane now to a half a degree dead band. But you don't change the center.
CDR: You change your center by going to FREE - -
CDR: - - and back to AUTO.
CMP: See, we had already drifted out, because we got the firing.
CDR: Yes. Okay. Well, we should have - -
CMP: Just before we PROed - -
CDR: Just before you PR0ed - -
CDR: - - not - not Just before you E_TER.
CDR: You had the right idea, but you did it the _ong way.
CMP: Yes. Kind of.
CDR: Okay. We're supposed to start the landmark track- ing ... here.
CDR: You can do that now ...
CDR: Plus zero .... if we load it that way?
UNKNOWN: Yes, it should. Let's try it.
CDR: How about that.
CMP: Okay, we're CMC: AUTO.
LMP: Do you want to use Myrtle, Al?
CDR: Yes; Just a second, Ed.
CMP: Ready to go?
CDR: Yes, I'11 - I'11 flush the water, Ed. i'11 be right down there.
CDR: And you can start the hydrogen oxygen purge at 5 0. That's 10 minutes.
CDR: And the waste water dump.
CDR: Okay. Get ... going.
CDR: Do you want to use Myrtle, also?
CMP: While it's in here, thank you. I don't really need - no, I don't really need - no, I don't need to. It's going to be awhile before I really get a chance to again. No, I talked myself out of it.
CMP: You know, it wouldn't hurt us to get that waste water dump started.
LMP: Ye_ .... do it in a minute.
CDR: Yes. I think ... be sure it's all out of the way, so it doesn't screw u_ your -
CMP: Did you turn _he heaters on any earlier, or did you turn them on right at 30?
LMP: What, the hydrogen?
CMP: No - yes.
LMP: No - -
CDR: Turned them on 3 minutes early.
CMP: Okay. So we'11 wait on that. But -
LMP: This damn thiag is ...
CMP: Isn't that something? We - we got so shocked by looking up and seeing the Moon in the window, we didn't do a VERB 82 (laughter).
LMP: ... have any doubts?
CMP: No, not after a residual like that.
CDR: No, everything was as advertised all the way down.
CDR: As_,advertised all the way down. Okay ...
CMP: No. Yes, _f answer is no. Okay, what time is it? 42? Hell, let's get that water dump going. You ready, Ed?
LMP: Yes, I'm ready.
CMP: You ready for the valves?
LMP: Let her rip.
CMP: Okay. You want DUMP A?
LMP: Let me have it.
CMP: Okay. Ready, go. Cross off A.
LMP: And there's sunup.
CMP: When is AOS this REV? Did they give us a map - -
UNKNOWN: They didn't. They - -
CMP: I guess they ran out of time.
LMP: - - let us get behind ...
CDR: They gave us a map update, but %hey only gave it to us on the 180 degrees.
LMP: We could extrapolate from the ... - -
CMP: Oh, well - yes, the - at least as my - far as my Solo Book goes, the AOS/LOS was in a minute of - shown in the - on my Solo Book.
CMP: Ail they do is read me the 180 time. So that's probably what they were doing here. In fact, i may have said that. If anybody would say that I said that, I would agree with them .... not any- where around the points of the Moon, are they?
LMP: No ... can say what way we're pointing.
CDR: We'11 be up in the air, because the optics will be down. pointed tCONFIDENTI I.
CMP: Man, let me see. I need to see the what maps? Oh, you puv them - Yes - -
CMP: I put up there.
CMP: - - ... the REV 1. The thing is, that was - Okay. The first one up is going to be Mosting A. And, let me see, I Should be getting my camera config- ured. Well, I have plenty of time to do that.
LMP: What would the 180 time be, Stu, on this REV?
CMP: 08_:_4:53.
CMP: Al's starting the clock over here.
LMP: One minute late. Yes, okay .... 2 minutes.
CDR: ... Okay.
CMP: Well, I Just missed it - I'11 get it at three.
LMP: Okay. H2 purge heaters have been on 20 minutes. We'11 have to start the oxygen purge and then a ihydrogen purge.
LMP: MARK. Mark, mark, mark.
CMP: 3oy, I'm sure glad we cut out that TV show.
CMP: It really worried me, when I saw where it was. Glad we got sort of a pseudoexcuse - to cut it out.
LMP: Yes, there it is.
CMP: This is really something. The most unreal looking :real thing I've ever seen. If that makes any sense (laughter).
CMP: Probably not.
CDR: ... Yes, it is ... vegetation. Something as common reference, you know - familiar reference. So you don't know how far above you are. So it makes it look like the scale is ...
CDR: Okay. Let's terminate waste water dump.
LMP: Fuel cell purge is complete.
CMP: Okay, we're through with this ... heater.
CDR: Fuel cell purge.
UNKNOWN: The on-line heater's off.
CDR: CMC is ... line heater's off. Okay.
CDR: ... we're in attitude, I guess.
CMP: Yes, we are. Eight minutes.
CDR: OMNI C at 05.
CDR: OMNI C is getting up in 12 minutes.
CDR: 05. Sure hope you get to use that blue bag conight.
LMP: You and me both,
CDR: Whaoo!
UNKNOWN: Bad.
UNKNOWN: We ought to be right over -
CDR: ... (]JONFIDENTIA .
LMP: Stu, are we south of our tra - of the map I have? Are we going over Keeler now, approximately?
CMP: No, we're - -
LMP: We're past Keeler.
CMP: We're going over Minnez - Meinesz or something like that, which is Just off to my left.
LMP: Okay, okay. I [CHOW where we are.
CMP: It's quite true that I see ... I don't know how accurate that is from this high orbit. We're at 22620 ...
CMP: There's our Loveletts again. Little Lovelett. That's oriented like that. ()kay.... That is Chaplygin ....
LMP: Which one's Chaplygin?
CMP: It's off my side.
LMP: Are we headed for Mendeleev?
CMP: That should be over on your right.
LMP: That's what I _hought.
LMP: Yes. There it is. The tracks are across the mid- dle of it.
CDR: Those are definitely secondaries in the center of Mendeleev.
CMP: I'm - that's not the current thinking.
LMP: Isn't it?
LMP: That's a crater chain.
CMP: _rater chain. Right. Davy and -
LMP: Yes, you can sure get fooled easily, but it sure looks like a -batch of secondaries.
CMP: ... crater chain hadn't ever seen it. It ices make a difference, doesn't it?
LMP: I'm not about to argue with them at this pcint.
CMP: What am I supposed to be doing? 84:58. I'm not doing anything, Just checking my camera. Ckay.
CDR: And null bias check.
CMP: They didn't want me to do that .... the backside.
CMP: You should have done that in the dark.
CMP: Hey, my - my ...
LMP: Are we supposed to be doing any photography at all on this .. · ,
LMP: I have got the crater King out here, Stu, if you were looking for it.
CMP: Yes, that's one of our targets. That's one of Farouk's favorite craters.
LMP: Pretty damn interesting one, too.
LMP: Really an interesting one. Huh? That one ... looks like ... got a rugged one right out here - with the central peaks.
UNKNOWN: Sure does. Really got a very complex central structure.
UNKNOWN: It's got one of the biggest central peaks a_ound. It's a very unusual crater. But there are some dark areas in it that Farouk has gone on record as saying they are dikes. CONFIDENTIA
CMP: High Sun. That's one right down there; Just shows how it dominates the whole photograph. Just an extremely bright crater. Sun angle Just isn't high enough for you to see it here .... Yes, ti_ey're mining it [?], I think.
CDR: What's the name of that one?
CMP: It has no name. I've called it the Bright One. This is Langemak that we're Just going over right down here.
CDR: It's got to be fairly fresh, too.
CMP: Yes. It's a very bright crater.
LMP: Hello, Houston; iL. Loud and clear.
LMP: Okay. Give me a second. TIME SKIP
LMP: Hey, Al.
LMP: The lineations down here cross the - no, I don't have a big enough chart to cover all this. But they Just point right up toward Imbrium. This transition between -
CMP: Man, we ... - -
LMP: Just need a wider chart is all.
CDR: Fantastic. A wild view out here with the ... like that, pointing it ... Well.
CDR: Damn it, Copernicus ought to be coming into view.
CDR: ... Ooh.
LMP: We are really up there.
CDR: ... isn't it?
LMP: Okay. That's Eratosthenes. Yes.
LMP: Houston, 14.
LMP: The beautiful sight on the crater Eratosthenes, Timarcus [sic], and Wallace. Timarcus [sic] is - I mean Timocharis - is Just as - Just on my horizon, as we approach the terminator. Eratosthenes is about halfway to the horizon. They are ve_y stark. It's a magnificent sight.
LMP: Okay. Back to work.
CDR: Okay. We want to get into 40 for a couple minutes before we have DOS, so they can take a look at it.
CMP: It might be for the P52, too. See, if we didn't have a roll, I don't know whether it would be a ... or not. Shouldn't be .... Well, I won't try to figure that out.
CDR: I don't think the roll off .,. called 40.
CMP: Yes. Okay. I need - ... I hook every time that come- -
UNKNOWN: maneuvering. What?
UNKNOWN: I was Just saying, I hook every time i come out of there. I can get my sextant out here.
CDR: Still maneuvering here.
CMP: Yes. Getting farily close.
LMP: How far are we away from that attitude? CONFIDENTi/
CMP: Well, we're about on in roll, and pitch, we've got - oh, a couple of degrees to go.
LMP: ts that all?
CMP: Yes. We don't have hut a few more degrees.
LMP: Houston, 1_. I have you on the high gain.
LMP: Roger. Have you on the high gain, locked up.
CMP: Okay. It says a 58.
CDR: ... again.
LMP: Okay. Looks like we're there.
CDR: Looks like ...
LMP: Okay. We've lost them altogether. Okay, there they go.
CDR: What are we looking for today?
CMP: Looking for number 12.
CDR: Rigel. Okay. What have we got.
CMP: Okay. You want a plus 288.30.
CMP: Okay. You waz_t a plus 27.100.
CDR: 288.30, 27.100 .... star.
LMP: Okay, Houston. There you are. Go ahead.
UNKNOWN: Okay, when you say hack it, I'11 freeze them.
CDR: HACK it.
CMP: Okay. 27.8 by 27.1; it passes.
LMP: Okay. Your being in pad burn attitude for the - is causing the comm problem. I'm sure it is. It's barely hanging on to enough signal strength %0 talk.
CDR: Well, I still can't make that look like Rigel. There's a lot of light out there.
UNKNOWN: I saw Orion awhile ago, but - -
CDR: Yes, but so did I - but it sure doesn't look like it now.
CMP: Yes, when I was looking for Procyon.
UNKNOWN: Oh, all the light's coming from earthshine, I guess.
CMP: Yes. But that's when - See, I had the 60-degree roll in; so the optics were pointed - better spot.
LMP: Okay, LOS.
CDR: Sure is strange that we can be able to see the rest of the constellations.
CDR: Okay. Optics, ZERO.
CDR: Not enough light out there, I guess. Okeydckey.
LMP: I can't see anything but stars.
UNKNOWN: I can't see anything but stars, and we're no longer in earthshine anyhow. NFIDENTIAt,
CMP: ... I don't know if you want it up there or not.
CDR: No, we're all through with it ...
CMP: Okay. We're in P40, and let's check NOUN 40.
CDR: It's plus k2 c'oming down on 18.
CMP: And you agree to 206.4 as the total DELTA-V?
CDR: Probably came from the LM. A lot of those little ba'_ies floating around; we brought them back, and they probably Just floated out of our pockets.
CMP: I'11 put it over here, but it will probably float out of there, too.
CDR: Have you hooked the ... on?
LMP: 20.8.
CDR: 20.8.
CMP: Okay, what's your confidence on getting a hack on ex_ct burn time now that you have looked at three of them, Ed? 2/lOths..
LMP: It's within
CDR: Okay, great. Are you going to count down to zero ... 20.8? You have to shut it down on zero.
CMP: We're going to wait until he calls zero, and then move the switches.
CMP: I'11 not try vo have them off at the time he says zero.
UNKNOWN: If you do that, the a_N and Z are together, it will beat you - if it's -
CMP: Sure. One ... - -
UNKNOWN: If it's 2/10ths over, you'11 have them off. Let's - let's say, 3/lOths on my time; you'11 have them off within 3/10tbs and we - we won't overburn more than 3/10ths.
CMP: What's our ullage on this one?
CDR: Four Jets - -
LMP: Four Jets; 14 seconds. Hey,
CMP: how's our reading - four - four Jets; 14 seconds.
CDR: How's our reading on what?
CMP: The fuel and oxidizer. What are they?
LMP: Right together; 34.9, 35.1; decreased by about 40 pound - 30 - hO pound.
CDR: Let me Just Jot that down - 34.9, oxidizer.
LMP: 35.1, fuel.
CDR: Okay. Did you get all yo_r circuit breakers?
CMP: I have done it .... again.
CDR: You're in - you're in RATE COMMAND. We've got B/D roll and you've got B/D roll.
CDR: Okay. ATTITUDE DEAD BAND, MIN; RATE, LOW.
CMP: MIN; LOW.
CDR: TRANS CONTROL POWER, on.
CDR: SCS TVC, two, RATE COMMAND. C NFIDENTIAb
CMP: Yes, they're RATE COMMAND.
CDR: Okay. DELTA-VcG , LM/CSM.
CMP: LM/CSM.
CDR: TVC GI5_AL DRIVE, PITCH and YAW, AUTO.
CMP: They're AUTO.
CDR: Okay. You're ready to - 4 minutes. You clear at LO seconds.
CDR: You got an AOS time with your ...? Do you have that ?
CDR: Okay. Let me give that to you.
CDR: 87:].5:06.
CDR: If you don't have any voice at AOS, wait 30 sec- onds, check the high gain antenna, watch 0_]_I B, watch secondary transponder; after 3 rains, go to loss-of-comm cue card.
CMP: Why don't you _ite that AOS time right there?
UNKNOWN: right where?
CMP: Right there. See, that's the things you'11 have out .
CDR: Oka'j. You wrote it down, didn't you?
LMP: Yes. That's 87:15:06. are
CDR: _nat you doing down there?
CMP: Res sing. This is really a comfortable position, mates. Pull on rufflegs like this. Really helps your back. Doubled up.
LMP: Man, I think we're going to sleep tonight.
CMP: We're still two REVs from the sleep period, aren't we?
CMP: - - or a REV and a half.
UNKNOWN: About that. Going to clean up, 1%hink, after DOI, and we can start getting ready.
CDR: No. I think we_ve got two REVs. We got - because of that bailout burn and stuff, we didn't get a chance to get Descartes, so --
CDR: - - get the LTC on Descartes.
CMP: Yes, ... - I take a look at this landmark on this one, Just for OJT, because there was nothing else we could do; and we've got to bring out the Hycon on the next pass around - -
LMP: Get Descartes.
CMP: Get Descartes. I'm kind of amazed at the detail you can see - -
LMP: Boy; me, too.
CMP: I was looking at all those pictures - -
UNKNOWN: Man, it's going to be fun on this one. Wb,co - it's going to be fun on this low pass.
CMP: Yes. Wow -
LMP: Hey, let's get out - let's g_ab our LM landmark chart for this low pass.
CMP: Okay. We got plenty of time - after the burn?
LMP: Yes, that's right. We've got plenty of time after the burn. No rush.
UNKNOWN: I don't think you'11 be in a good attitude to see it on this one - ... CONFIDENTIA"'[ !
CDR: Must be so - Z've been tracking it and it's pretty well angled, as I recall.
CMP: _ut after the - on the Hycon pass, the hatch should be toward Descartes, so we should be able to see something out of these other windows.
LMP: Well_ when you were - tracking with a 16-millimeter, I had a beautiful view out here. Course you - were you rolled?
CDR: Nc.
LMP: You were - -
CDR: Well, we're going to be Just about the same atti- tude. Let me see - this is 292. We're about 8 min- utes to the b_rn - something like that .... You want to do ...
CDR: Ckay4 You going to start on bank A, a_nd you're going DIRECT UHRUST, ON, if you have to.
UNKNOWN: ]_o.
CDR: ¥c:u're not going to cn this one?
LMP: Nc',.
CMP: I'm not going to start for nothing ....
CDR: OZay.
CMP: Are you trying to quiz me, or are you - -
UNKNOWN: Well, that's good. Let's make sure we all know what we - -
UNKNOWN: _e sure you _aow what you're going to do.
CMP: Yes. Z will bring on bank B, as soon as I can.
CDR: ©kay .... /
CDR: Let me try that, Edgar. Edgar Allan Poe. Man, I used to love to read his short stories. He can - he can write about a person being dead better than anybody I've ever seen.
CDR: Yes. I guess he was a real - he lead kind of a tough life, didn't he?
CMP: Yes. Yes, he - He got a lot cf his inspiration coming in and out of the DTs, I understand. How did you have it? Did you have it hooked like that?
CDR: No, I had a strap on it before.
CDR: Okay, Ed. Bring on the MAIN BUS TiEs.
LMP: _ Okay. There's A - -
CMP: - - only one-half - -
UNKNOWN: There's B.
CDR: Okay. Good. TVC SERVO POWER, number 1, AC 1/ MAIN A.
LMP: Hey, Stu, when you click these things off, give me time to switch to the other - -
CMP: i will. I'11 do that.
LMP: - - other ... 1/MAI__
CMP: Okay. TVC SERVO POWER, 1, AC A, verified.
CDR: 2, AC 2/M.&IN B.
CDR: RHC POWER, NOP_AL, two, AC.
CDR: DIII, ECT, mwo, OFF.
CMP: OFF_. C NFIDENTI L
CDR: B_%Gs, one-half.
CMP: Okay. One-half.
CDR: SPACECRAFT C0_rTROL, SCS, and hand controller, armed.
CMP: SCS; hand controller's armed.
CDR: Ckay .... /kn_hing
CMP: that's looking not right on this one is a shutdown - we're not going to freak around.
CMP: Okay. You ready for GIMBAL MOTOR?
CDR: Okay. Bringing on number 1.
LMP: Ar.y time.
CMP: PITCH i.
UNKNOWN: Okay. We want a plus-Y trim - -
CDR: Plus-Y trim and set Dlus 115.
CMP: There's 1 - 45.
CDR: And _!nus 0.7.
CMP: Minus 0.7.
CDR: Okay. >_qWC.
CDR: Okay. I have it.
CDR: Okay. Tick it off .... the handle. Ready for n_mb er 2?
CMP: Okay. No _,_VC. You ready for number 2? on.
UNKNOWN: Bring them
CMP: Got it. YAW 2.
UNKNOWN: Okay. Verify - -
CMP: ... set.
UNKNOWN: - - MTVC.
CDR: Set trim.
CMP: Okay. The trim is set.
CDR: Okay. Back to neutral.
CMP: Back to neutral.
CDR: No MTVC; GPI, zero.
CMP: Zero; no _,_VC. AC/DC.
CDR: Okay. RHC POWER, NORMAL, two,
CMP: Okay. A/MAIN
CDR: DIRECT, two, MAIN B.
UNKNOWN: MAIN A/MAIN B.
CDR: And you're ready for your final trim.
C: BMAGs, RATE 2.
CDR: Got that one.
CDR: Here we go. Okay. Look happy.
UNKNOWN: ... stop from shaking. Okay. C©NFIDENTi/!iL
UNKNOWN: 133 1/R_TE
CDR: Okay. ATT 2.
CMP: A_2 1/P_i_E 2.
CDR: Ready for the gimbal test option.
CMP: I'm ready. Up 2. Down 2.
CDR: 0.1.
CMP: Zeros. Lp 2. Down 2. Zero.
CDR: Flus 1.45, minus 0.71.
CMP: Ck=_y. 1.45; minus 0.7.
CDR: 0k_y. Set the FDAI SCALE 5/5. 5/5.
CDR: Okay, RATE, Hi_GH?
LMP: RATE is HIGH.
CDR: Check the DET at 67. 3, 2, 1 - HELIIP4
CDR: M_K. Okay. Verify two SPS VALVES in AUTO. Be_rber pole.
CDR: Check N A and[ B. 2
LMP: You've got that.
LMP: Helium pressure is a little lower than I expected to see it at this point. Let's say that's 1500 pounds.
UNKNOWN: That's - that's about right. It's about 1000 dur- ing rendezvous, looking at the PDI.
CDR: I guess we'11 bring on the tape reccrder soon as we have the burn, huh?
UNKNOWN: Yes, IVll get it on. They'11 want it on ]ate; I'11 get it on late.
CMP: Actually_ I suspect we're probably in a blowd_wn mode on that helium right now.
LMP: No, shouldn't be, not 1500 pounds.
CDR: Yes, but I mean if we'd lost it all - -
UNKNOWN: Oh, we could probably - yes, probably - -
CDR: Okay. Bring her on bank A.
CMP: That son of a bitch is a second off, but m'm not using this time. Okay. Band A is off. Let's i/F_.TE sweep the cockpit. We missed that. ATT COM2,IAND- -
CDR: Go to HIGH BIT RATE and REC©?J3; FOEW_RD; C)!'_,?.NL RESET.
CMP: - - CMC, AUTO; ATT i/RATE 2; DELTA-V THRUST.
UNKNOWN: RECCRD; FCRWA_J3.
CDR: _ You've got HIGH BIT RATE.
UNKNOWN: You'11 have HIGH BIT RATE in just a minute. think those bastards told me not tc turn it cn early.
UNKNOWN: We want them to get it, Edgar.
UNKNOWN: Well, t_ey're going to get it.
UNKNOWN: 0kay_ fcur Jets at 1_ seconds.
C: I'11 hit her 14 seconds of ullage. On what - - CONFIDENTIAiL
LMP: ... is good.
CMP: Okay, the is armed.
CDR: Okay, we're looking pretty normal at 30.
CMP: Okay, we're setting up trim. We're setting at attitude.
CDR: DSKY's on time. Okay, EMS, NORMAL.
UNKNOWN: _S MODE is NORMAL.
CDR: Okay, looking good.
CDR: G_lve me plenty of lights over there. I don't want %o miss it.
CMP: Ail righty.
CDR: Okay, lcoks good. 18, 17, 16, 15, ullage, 13, 12, 11 - we are counting - 10; 9 - -
UNKNOWN: ° Steady as a rock.
CDR: - - 8, 7, 6, 5, PR(), 3, 2.. 1, 0.
CMP: Ba_nk A.
LMP: Take out A _%d B.
UNKNOWN: Bank B.
CDR: 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 - -
CDR: Si_UTDOWN. Okay.
CMP: G&N shutdown - -
CDR: ... shutdo_nq. DELTA-V THRUST, two, OFF. Bring off the GIMBALS MOTORS.
CMP: Okay. You ready for number 2.
LMP: 2's coming OFF.
CDR: That's minus 6.2 before we pick up with the count. Okay, YAW 2 is OFF.
LMP: D Got it.
CMP: PITCH 2 is OFF.
CDR: YAW - YAW 1 - ready?
UNKNOWN: _ YAW 1, OFF.
UNKNOWN: PITCH _, OFF.
LMP: Let's go to LOW BIT P_TE.
CMP: _at's our rule? i_'s less than 1, I believe.
CDR: That's right .... huh?
CMP: Yes. This is a ... burn, anyway .... your ncrmal burn ... This is a ... burn.
UNKNOWN: Okay. Moving 1 foot per second.
CDR: We're all right.
C: Okay. 'Faat's PRO and a ¥_RB 8:2.
C: Put a !C_RB 82 in there, and won't have ts go through the time line.
CDR: Okay. Okay. Did you finish up on this? TVC SERVO POWER, 1 and 2, OFF; BUS TIES, OFF?
LMP: BES TIES are OFF.
CMP: Residuals.
CDR: And, okay.
CMP: 0_ay. We're looking for what?
LMP: You're locking for -
CMP: 9.1, aren't we?
UNKNOWN: 9.1_ 58.8.
CMP: C_ay. Record DELTA-V counter and residuals; EMS FENCTION_ 0FF_ and ST._2TDBY.
CDR: I hacked your burn time as 20.6.
CDR: 1C.4 ...
CMP: ?HC POWER is OFF_ RHC PO_FER, DIRECT, two, OFF.
CMP: Circuit breaker DIRECT UL__GE are open. We have PITCH I and YAW 1.
LMP: _%at was DELTA-VO, by the way? Do you know?
CDR: Minus 6.2.
CMP: _at did they say we should have? Minus
LMP: 6.7.
CMP: Okay. I guess you shut down a little early.
CDR: We shut down early.
UNKNOWN: Did it beat you to it?
UNKNOWN: _ Ohs yes.
CDR: Oh, yes. Yes. Okay. VERB 66 ENTER. Okay. You down there?
CMP: Yes. _MAG MODE, three, RATE 2. Are you PC'_ BIT _&TE, LOW?
LMP: I'm PCM BIT RATE, LOW.
CDR: Okay. We did not have an update on bailout burn attitude. Is that right?
LMP: _ That's right.
CDR: Okay. We're loading: Plus 32500 ENTE_, plus 06300 ENTER, plus 000325 - 0630 - -
UNKNOWN: Did you ever ENTER - Yes. You ... - -
UNKNOWN: - - ENTER. That's all. Are you ready to maneuver?
C: CMC, AUTO; RATE 2_ and RATE C0_,iAND. Okay.
UNKNOWN: Here we go. VERB 66 is in. ?hat's in .... burn time... ?
UNKNOWN: Did you - you did do a VERB 66, Al? Ckay.
UNKNOWN: I hold the burn time at 20.6.
UNKNOWN: 20.6, huh?
LMP: No, 20.8.
CDR: Oh, yes. You just flat shut do%ha a little early.
CMP: Yes, it sure did. Hell, he did his impulse turn better %hah that .... seconds. CONFIDENTI, IL 2/lOths
CDR: Well, what did you say that was? It was of a mile per foot per second? 3/4ths.
UNKNOWN: Abouc You mean to drop your perigee?
CDR: Yes. Okay, we're ...
CMP: Six-tenths of 75 would be approximately - -
CMP: - - 0.45, right at a half a mile.
UNKNOWN: ° A half a mile.
CDR: What were they .... Stu?
CMP: They were looking for - -
LMP: lO.1.
UNKNOWN: CMC said it was going to go into a 9-9, and it went into a - -
LMP: 10.1.
CMP: 10.4.
UNKNOWN: Yes. iO.h.
CDR: That's good. You can get down in a hurry.
CMP: Can you take it the rest of the way?
CDR: Ycu Just over'ourned, anyway, by God.
LMP: Yes. We sure did.
CMP: Ncw, you said zero, amd I gave it a "huh" and started off - -
UNKNOWN: _ - - on the switches.
UNKNOWN: said
UNKNOWN: ... switches. That's what I was watching.
CDR: Yes. It was at the end of the checklist.
UNKNOWN: i thought you got to it - -
UNKNOWN: - - Stu.
CDR: Okay, give me fuel, please.
UNKNOWN: Fuel is 31.7; oxidizer, 31.h; and I'm on minus one -minus 90, decrease. Yes.
CMP: Hey, while - while we got a couple of minutes, let me go back to that, if you' re through with ... i want to make a note on that L0I burn about cur PUGS operation because she didn't go as advertised ar, all.
UNKNOWN: Well, the PUGS went pretty much as advertised, except for the crossover, Stu.
UNKNOWN: That's what I meant. The PUGS indica%icn _s what I -- --
UNKNOWN: The crossover was just as smoolsh as glass.
UNKNOWN: As a matter of fact, if I - hadn't realized it was time for crossover, I'd have still been controlling that thing about a minus 150 at the end of the burn, because there was no indication of - on the gages at crossover.
CDR: You didn't have a high PC that time, did you?
C: No, it - it was about 105. Sotmds like to me it was Just - maybe Just a tad over.
CDR: Okay. Everything agreed then. _C and burn time and EMS and G&N.
CMP: No. Eqaere's a "no vote;' thing in there ...
LMP: Right, no question as far as any of the onboard s';uff is concerned. And that's the way it should be. Hey, look at that.
LMP: We're back across the ter_r, inator.
CMP: We're on our way dowel, this time.
CDR: You want to ...?
LMP: A:_e we maneuvering? We completed everything?
UNKNOWN: D _'_o,we haven't half completed. We've gov a hell of a long way to go. the
CDR: ... bailout attitude.
LMP: Yes. your
CDR: We don't have time. You screwed that up.
LMP: P_rdon? Oh, that's all right. I'm - I'm - Man, we are noticeably moving across the landscape, now.
CDR: Oh, yes. Now we ...
LMP: Hey, Al; grab our damned I3{ cards, will you?
CDR: I don't think you're goin_ to be able to see the l_Lnding site. You'11 be able to see stuff around i':.
UNKNOWN: Well, I'd like to look at it, any_-ay.
CMP: Terminator's not - -
CMP: It's not quite there yet, I _low, but I can see the approach.
CDR: Which one do you want, Ed?
CDR: Well, we only have one. That's in the D,f bag, Al. What was that 180-degree time?
CDR: We lost it.
LMP: 86:53:05. Here we go.
CMP: Hey, Al, when you're - there - there's a beck in there, my CSM Landmark Book; I put it in there for the burn, because I think you - I think it's over toward the right, maybe toward the back. Way back in there; it'11 be about an inch and a half thick. ... There we go.
LMP: Put that in there.
CDR: Thank y_u.
CDR: _ Cha_lygin, it's a bright crater.
CDR: That's a wild view out there, babe.
CDR: See th_ bright crater right on the edge of Chaplygin there, too? Through my window maybe. See it coming right there? That thing really shows up. See that little bitty mother? It is really a - it is really a bright thing - in the - in the photo. This is a 2000 --this is really a 2001 epic - it's unreal.
CDR: It's a hell of a view. It's coming zipping around, you ]_cw how you do - Just like ...
LMP: Okay, Stu, my chart starts with La Perouse - La Perouse clusters.
LMP: Should be 21 minutes after - 20 sec - 20 minutes.
LMP: W_ should - in a few more minutes. view.
CMP: Msn! What a
CDR: %lat?
LMP: We're losing our view. We should be coming up on the CraLer Mendeleev.
LMP: Pardon? Do you have Hendeleev out your side, Stu?
CMP: Nc, it's off to your - to your right.
LMP: That's right, you couldn't - We're too low for you to be able to see across. You have - you should be about over Chaplygin.
CMP: We're past Chaplygin - we're going right over the Lovelett.
LMP: Are you?
LMP: Ye_. Yes.
CDR: Is:_'t that wi:.d?
LMP: De!linger and Pannekoek.
CDR: Great Caesar's ghost!
LMP: How come we're rolled so far left ... now? ... a/l:_e.rh_l a ?
CDR: You get more of a feeling of the elevation from the ... here.
LMP: Yes. Could I crowd you over Just a hair, so I your can look out winciow?
LMP: Oh. Yes. We're losing all of it now, aren't we?
LMP: You know, that - that sharp crater back at Chaplygin was rather phenomenal. Next time we come across there, if you get a chance to see it - it looks like it's been draped around the rim.
CDR: Draped? -
UNKNOWN: With a - with a darker material. Kin_ of It's real fascinating.
LMP: Well, iv is pitch black out this window. -'cnn see stars out this window.
LMP: _ I'11 be darned.
UNKNOWN: ) I can see your Jets firing, too.
CDR: It really must be nice ... Yes. We're there.
UNKNOWN: We were there, huh?
CDR: Roger. We are there. Okay, Imbrimm.
UNKNOWN: 0h_ _hat's right.
CDR: ... happy over there?
CMP: Not quite at 65 yet. Wonder why it's - -
UNKNOWN: Oh, 63; okay, yes; it's there. It - it'11 gc ahead and die down - once it's ... 58 feet.
CDR: The scheduled acquisition is at 16:08 ... maybe get a couple of things going.
LMP: We're higher. We ought to get there - - iCONFIDENTIAL '
CDR: We're a little higher.
LMP: - - a little early.
CDR: Yes, we're higher, even though we're slower; we'11 probably be a little early.
LMP: What are you coming up on, Stu? Okay. You - you're coming up on 111:20.
UNKNOWN: We ought to ]De able tc see ... out there. We're _ast about north of it. You know, it's not as dark - the mare's not as dark as I expected it to be.
LMP: Okay. It's sure darker than I expected it to be. Noticeatly darker. I really didn't expect it to be that - at this altitude or this close - expect t_ be able to see that much difference.
LMP: i'm going to see thav I'm all set up for this a:quisition. Minus 39; plus 325. Okay. I'm HiGH GAIN, _,ff_I_AL,WIDE. And 6 minutes away from it.
CDR: Ch, it looks good through the sextant.
UNKNOWN: '_ what.
CDR: S_re locks good through the sextant.
CDR: W_ll, I thi_: it's got a reddish tint to it out zhe window. Sort of like, you know, the south- west desert. You know, red hasn't been mentioned before. Dc you see Tsiolkovsky over there?
CDR: Oh, sure; that's Tsiolkovsky. Okay. I've got it. Yes. That mother is black out there, isn't it? _ad flat. And there are really a lot more color differences than I expected.
CDR: Okay. What's that one that we talked about the other time that had that bench - the bench that looked like a quarry.
CMP: Oh, the bright one. C
CDR: It's got a reddish tint to it. Got a lot of boulders in it, too. That's a really sharp drop in the .-in the walls of that gaby - really sharp break.
CDR: ) Okay. Langemak is coming up on this side ---
CMP: - - almost dead underneath me.
UNKNOWN: Langemak- got it.
UNKNOWN: Man, there's a big crack in the ground ....
CDR: You want to take a look at this thing, Stu?
C: Yes. Let me get a feel for what it's going r_e look like at lower altitude. What is that - NOUN 43 off of that card there. What is - _Ynat are the lnits on that thing .... Okay. £_md it says we're at 43.6.
LMP: Now we're at 43.67
UNKNOWN: Yes. he
UNKNOWN: _CERB 32 _TER, 87:22, and in 9 minutes we'11 down to - 30.4.
CDR: Take a look at what I'm tracking.
LMP: Okay; 1 minute to AOS.
CDR: I _%tess, why?
CMP: Awful blurry.
UNKNOWN: Almost too blurry to do any good in here. CONFIDENTI .L
CDR: ... real big :fissure in the ground. See it now?
CMP: Wait a .minute. We Just passed something. Man, that looks wild, doesn't it? No. That was that crater that I saw. I didntt see the fissure.
CDR: It looks like a fissure.
CMP: Oh, you mean coming down the side of that crater?
LMP: Eight seconds.
CMP: Hey, you kP.ow I - It icoks like it's more that - that dLra_ing !:hough.
CDR: Eight on time.
CDR: Houston, Apollo 14.
CDR: Okay. The burn went essentially normally. Burn ti:me was 20.6 seconds with the following residuals en the G&N shutdown: Flus 0.6, plus 0.2, 0; EELTA-Vc, minus 6.2. You with me?
CDR: That is correc-_. Fuel, 31.7; oxidizer, 31.4 - - TIME SKIP
CDR: (Music - "Truck Driving Man")
LMP: Wh_t is that?
CDR: Okay, Gordon. Oh, ye of little faith. _u_ don't sweat all - all the reminders.
UNKNOWN: He could interpret that to mean don't give you those little reminders.
CDR: No_, there's a good song. _at's the ns_me of that son of a bitch?
CMP: "Truck Driving Man."
CMP: Can I put this under here? It's the only 3ne I've got big enough to hold it.
UNKNOWN: I k_new lunch was a little short today.
UNKNOWN: Well, they knew we were going to be busy.
UNKNOWN: z Yes. Yes, we didn'z (cough) - -
CDR: We don't get any wetpacks tonight, huh?
UNKNOWN: I'm going to have to look again. I _heught we did.
UNKNOWN: I'11 check it.
CDR: Yes, I might use a blue bag tonight.
UNKNOWN: Well, I'm sure going to try. Hell, you - -
UNKNOWN: Day - lay - day 4, meal C?
UNKNOWN: Yes, that's those other ones we have - -
CDR: it says a greef-and-bav - beef-and-gravy wetpack. Stu's supposed to have a beef--and-gravy wet_ack.
UNKNOWN: And i'm supposed to have a beef-and-gravy wetpack.
UNKNOWN: Stu, you' re supposed to eat wetpacks tonight. ONFIDENTI L
CMP: Well, they gave me too much hot stuff.
CDR: T,Te start over again after tonight.
CDR: How many days of food do we have in there before we have to start making our ohm?
CDR: Woul_ you pull our wetpacks out of there, babe?
CDR: St:u?
CMP: Htr?
CDR: We're supposed to have three wet_acks out of there.
CMP: Out sf here?
CDR: Yes, beef as,d gravy.
CMP: (_inging)
UNKNOWN: Yes, thav must have been the beef a_nd gravy that i ate fo-_lunch. I guess I'11 eat that damn s_aghetti.
CDR: I'11 eat vhe spaghetti.
CMP: :iQ:,no; i - I'm not going to bitch about the food. i just won't eat it (laughter). I won't bitch.
CMP: Somebody watching my flight plan while we're - -
CDR: _a_ch your what?
CMP: l_rat time do we do something?
LMP: We s%art maneuvering, 6 minutes.
UNKNOWN: :i'm sorry. Cf k ir"11-% r-k i_,du
UNKNOWN: Babies stay pretty cool in that stuff - place in there.
CDR: We're going to use the hot wa'_er only?
CDR: Use the separator on the cold water - on _he cold water only, right?
UNKNOWN: Yes, I think that's the plan. in that baby. And I'11 go up and unsnap the _un. Okay, that ...
UNKNOWN: May I have the scissors a minute, or are ye; zsing them?
LMP: What are you doing, hot or cold now, Stu?
CDR: He's doing the hot down chere, Ed.
UNKNOWN: Okay. See if i get anything hot. Yes_ thare's a hot.
CDR: Those g_ys actually sell ar.y records of zhat stuff?
CDR: Those guys actually sell many records of that stuff?
UNKNOWN: He's got a _ show.
UNKNOWN: Yes, it's been on several years. It's the hillbilly tz. Laugh In? I don't know if you ever happen pass by - -
CDR: Yes, we saw that the other night. ( ONFIDENTL L
UNKNOWN: _at? Hee Haw?
CMP: You k-now, it's getting kind of hot in here. is it to y' a!l?
UNKNOWN: do_m to 70.
CDR: Flow's down, i don't know.
LMP: Probably cught to start a VERB 49 maneuver.
CDR: Okay. Now we can do.
CDR: Okay, it's going to be bl_.t end forward.
UNKNOWN: )_at?
CDR: Going to be _]tunt end[ forward .... changing around.