Tape 46/5 02 l8 44 40 CDR Okay, I just wanted you to - just told them like we saw them. That's all. CC Roger. CDR I will say one thing, though; no question in my mind but that they're there. Last trip I took, I guess I just wasn't looking for them or paying any attention to them. Maybe they were there and I ignored them because of other things. But they're there. LMP Okay, all you flash bugs down there - or flash bulbs I guess is the word - frame 50. I just took four pictures to show - two on the side and two on the bottom - to show the position of the ALFMED, and one of them of each set was focused on the ALFMED. The others were focused on the - the other set was focused on the struts. CC Roger, Jack. LMP And when you don't have anything else to do, why don't you have somebody predict where the S-IVB is. I think I've got her spotted - behind us and above us with respect to the Earth and our travel from it. CC FIDO just went out and shot himself, but we'll get working on it. LMP Oh, don't worry about it. Shoot. I thought you guys might have an idea off-the-cuff there. CC No, what's humorous on this, Jack, is they have really been working on that S-IVB impact point - and they've really been - it's been a - a real difficult problem for them so far. LMP I'll tell you, I bet you Ron could give a star sighting on it (laughter). I looked at it through the monocular and sure looks like the S-IVB. CC Jack, we're not doubting you at all. We could probably start cranking it right now.
Vision Description (EN)
A single page of a typewritten transcript, likely from a NASA mission such as Apollo 17, given the references to 'Jack' (Harrison Schmitt), 'Ron' (Ronald Evans), and the 'S-IVB' rocket stage. The text records a conversation between the Commander (CDR), Capsule Communicator (CC), and Lunar Module Pilot (LMP). A specific section of the LMP's dialogue regarding the position of the S-IVB is highlighted in yellow. The page is fully legible with no redactions present.
Descrição Vision (PT-BR)
Uma única página de uma transcrição datilografada, provavelmente de uma missão da NASA como a Apollo 17, dadas as referências a 'Jack' (Harrison Schmitt), 'Ron' (Ronald Evans) e ao estágio do foguete 'S-IVB'. O texto registra uma conversa entre o Comandante (CDR), o Comunicador da Cápsula (CC) e o Piloto do Módulo Lunar (LMP). Uma seção específica do diálogo do LMP sobre a posição do S-IVB está destacada em amarelo. A página está totalmente legível, sem a presença de rasuras ou tarjas de censura.