Spacelog Apollo 11

Tranquility, Houston. On my Mark, 62 30.

MARK.

62 30 from—past PDI.

What we're looking for, Charlie, is the time counting up to T2 that'll be equal to 60 minutes—or T3, be equal to 60 minutes on T3.

Roger. We'll have it for you.

Tranquility Base, Houston. Reset the event timer to zero and on my Mark at 103 39 41. We'll give you a hack, and it'll be 1 hour. Over.

Roger.

And we've got about—almost 3 minutes to go, Neil. Over.

Tranquility Base, stand by on the event timer.

Tranquility Base, Houston. On my Mark start your event timer.

5, 4, 3, 2, 1.

MARK.

Roger. We got it; thank you.

Tranquility, Houston. We see the star angle difference. Looks good.

Okay. That last star was Navi, and it wasn't too well distinguishable. I can see where that error could come in. I think for the gravity alignment with one star, Rigel will be quite good.

Roger. Stand by on the NOUN 93.

Hello, Tranquility Base. Houston. We'd like you to torque that. Over.

Houston, this is Tranquility. Do you want us to accept this position? Over.

Tranquility, Houston. We're looking at it. Stand by. We'd like you to pull the circuit breaker on panel 11 for the mission timer. Over.

Roger. I've already done that, Charlie.

Okay.

Tranquility, Houston. We'd like you to reject that RLS. Over.

Roger.

And, Tranquility Base, Houston. We'd like you to call—after this, call P00, and give us a E memory dump.

Okay. Here comes the E memory dump.

Roger.

And we got 1106.

Roger.

Hello, Tranquility Base. Houston. Did I copy PROGRAM ALARM 1106 from you? Over.

Roger. That' s affirmative.

Okay. Stand by.

Could that, by any chance, be due to the fact that I flashed the updata link switch to DATA while that was going on? Over.

Stand by.

Hello, Tranquility Base. Houston. The SPAN guys think that's conceivable. Stand by. I think we want another VERB 74.

Okay. Standing by.

Hello, Tranquility Base. Houston. We'd like another VERB 74. Over.

Roger. Here it comes.

Tranquility Base, Houston. On my Mark it will be GET 103 53.

MARK.

103 53—correction, 54.

Roger.

Hello, Tranquility. Houston. We have the LM ascent PAD. If you're ready to go. Over.

Stand by.

Roger. R1 is plus 0538, and we have a load for you. Will you please give us P00 and DATA? Over.

Roger. Before I do that I would like to designate the rendezvous radar up to plus-X.

Roger.

Okay. CSI readback: NOUN 11, 105 35 3700, 107 11 3000, 0538, minus all zeros, NA, 09356, 10315. NOUN 86, plus 0538, plus all zeros, and the last one was 0012. And what's the sign of that, please?

Tranquility, Houston. The DELTA-VY is minus all zeros. The DELTA-VZ is plus 0012. Over.

Roger. Plus 0012.

Roger. Good readback.

Houston, Tranquility Base. The DSKY's yours, and updata link to DATA.

Hello, Tranquility Base. Houston. On my Mark it will be 37 minutes to T3. Over.

Okay.

Stand by.

MARK.

Thirty seven minutes till T3.

Okay. Thank you.

Tranquility, this is Houston. It's your computer. We got the load in. You can start your P57.

Houston, Tranquility Base. Does somebody down there have a mike button keyed? Over.

Stand by, and we'll check.

Tranquility, Houston. Do you still hear it now? Over.

I still hear it. It sounds like somebody banging chairs around in the back room.

Roger. That's a VOGAA that you hear for the CSM to keep the noise down on the loop. Maybe we got a MSFN relay or something. Stand by.

Okay.

Tranquility, Houston. We got the MSFN relay in. You're hearing the VOGAA, which is a noise suppression device. We'll try to take it out. Over.

All right. Thank you.

Tranquility, Houston. It ought to be a little quieter up there now. We disabled the MSFN relay.

Okay. I think the noise has stopped now. Thank you, Charlie.

Tranquility Base, Houston. On my Mark, 25 minutes till T3. Stand by.

MARK.

Twenty five minutes until T3.

Roger. Thank you, Charlie.

Houston, Columbia. How's it going?

Columbia, Houston. We're reading you about three by. Over.

Roger. I'm on OMNI Charlie. How's it going?

Roger. Understand. OMNI Charlie. Mike, be advised we have an update for you on the P22 for the LM. We estimate he landed about 4 miles downrange. Your T1 times are updated and your T2, if you're ready to copy. Over.

Ready to copy.

Ready to copy.

Okay. Roger, Columbia. T1 104 32 24, 104 37 33, 2 miles south. Time of closest approach is 104 39 08.

Hello, Tranquility Base. Houston. We copy the NOUN 93. You can torque them. Over.

You said 4 miles long, is that correct, Houston?

That's affirmative, Columbia. It's about 4 miles long. Stand by. We'll have you a map location momentarily. Over.

Houston, Tranquility Base. Do you have an updated LM weight for us? Over.

That's affirmative. Stand by on the DAP. Our DAP PAD for you is LM weight 10906. Over.

Roger. 10906.

Roger.

Columbia, Houston. With a latitude/longitude over two update for LM position. Over.

Columbia, Houston. Over.