Tape 46/6 02 18 46 46 cc Jack, are you sto - you all stowing the ALFMED now or are you done? CMP What's that, Bob? CC Are you all done with the ALFMED now, Ron? CMP Yes, I've got to get it to - get the plate moved back down there yet. CC Okay, Ron - CMP get the blindfold off first so I can see what I'm doing. CC Roger. I just want you to know. We've got a real long update coming up to you here on the LOI abort charts and that - and it's going to be, probably, a difficult readup. And you're the most familiar with the charts; you probably would want to take them. But whenever you want to take them, they are on - charts on page 3-81, 3-82, and then the cue card for LOI limits. Whenever you want to take them. It will be a lengthy one. CMP Stand by, Bob. Let us get squared away from the ALFMED; then we can get going on that. CC No, I don't want to hurry you, Ron. I just want you to know what - when - just get yourself com fortable and be ready to take them whenever you want them. It's going to be a lengthy time, though. 02 18 47 51 CMP Okay. CDR Hey, Bob, I'm looking at what - what Jack was talking about; and it's definitely not a particle that's nearby because there is another one I can look at and get a three-dimensional comparison with. It is a - it is a bright object, and it's obviously rotating because it's flashing. It's way out in the distance, as I say, because there are particles that are close by and it's obviously not one of those. It's apparently rotating in a
Vision Description (EN)
A typewritten transcript page titled 'Tape 46/6' documenting a conversation between mission control (CC) and astronauts (CMP, CDR). The dialogue covers operational tasks involving the ALFMED equipment and an observation by the Commander of a bright, rotating object in space. A portion of the Commander's final paragraph is highlighted in yellow, but there are no redactions present on the page.
Descrição Vision (PT-BR)
Uma página de transcrição datilografada intitulada 'Tape 46/6' documentando uma conversa entre o controle da missão (CC) e os astronautas (CMP, CDR). O diálogo abrange tarefas operacionais envolvendo o equipamento ALFMED e uma observação do Comandante sobre um objeto brilhante e rotativo no espaço. Uma parte do parágrafo final do Comandante está destacada em amarelo, mas não há redações presentes na página.