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Tape 5/4


00 03 38 01   cc    Roger.    Cut in.

              CMP   Every once in a while, a fragment of considerably
                    higher velocity than the others goes across my
                    window. But that's very rare.

              CC    Roger.

              CMP   Hey, that's that field of view I saw out my window.
                    Jack, do you see it now?

              LMP   Yes.

              CMP   And, Bob. At least, there - there's no apparent
                    relative motion between fragments.

              CC    Roger.    Understand.

              CMP   I'll take two pictures about a minute apart if I
                    can. And it'll be Frame 70.

              CC    Okay.    Frame 70.

              CDR   And, Bob. This is Geno. My impression is that
                    they are - flat, flakelike particles. Some may
                    be 6 inches across. And, although there's no
                    relative motion between the two, most of them seem
                    to be twinkling. And I think, for the most part,
                    they're all moving away from us.

              cc    Roger, Gene.       Thank you.

00 03 39 35   CMP   Okay.    We've got 0180 and 0 on the old thumbwheels.

              LMP   Okay.

              cc    Roger, Ron.

00 03 39 53   CMP   Okay.    TRANS CONTROL is ARMED .

              LMP   . . . two ARMED.

00 03 39 57   CMP   CONTROLLER number 2 is ARMED .

              LMP   ... SECS LOGIC      ...


Vision Description (EN)

A typewritten transcript page labeled 'Tape 5/4' documenting communications between mission control (CC) and a spacecraft crew (CMP, LMP, CDR). The text describes observations of fragments in space and technical status checks. Several passages are highlighted in yellow, but all text remains fully legible with no redactions present.

Descrição Vision (PT-BR)

Uma página de transcrição datilografada rotulada como 'Tape 5/4' documentando comunicações entre o controle da missão (CC) e a tripulação de uma espaçonave (CMP, LMP, CDR). O texto descreve observações de fragmentos no espaço e verificações de status técnico. Várias passagens estão destacadas em amarelo, mas todo o texto permanece totalmente legível, sem a presença de rasuras ou tarjas de censura.