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009 00 i] 19 PLT ... PLT, the time is 00:12. Debriefing

the pass that started 23:44. Okay,
JOP 6 step 2, building block 32
completed as per pad. And
JOP 2 Charlie, step 6 is in the
process of being completed, has
about 12 seconds to go in the
82B exposure and about 1 minute
to go on the 54 sequence - time
sequence. In the pointing at
the corona -this quiet corona -
I think - I think it's all riF_ht.
There's no big problem. I didn't
see anything in the way. So
it looks like that you know what
you wanted. In the JOP 2 Charlie,
all three exposures, 82B, went
well. I Just let 55 mirror 0933
grate [?] noticed, and running
the whole time. I got four ex-
posures of the 56. No observations.

009 00 12 29 PLT PLT out.

TIME SKIP

009 00 33 00 CDR Testing I, 2. This is the CDR

at 00:33 Zulu. The subject is
S063 operations - comet operations.
The SAL is open. The wi - the
mirror is extended. And the
ROTATION is set at 257.4, [sic -
254.7] and the TILT at 21.7.
And will remain unchanged, luckily,
throughout the entire pass. The
first exposure is at 41. It's
now 33, and 45 seconds.

CDR The first filter is number Alfa i.

It's in. First exposure will be
a 1-second exposure. I've set
the camera at position i -
the SHu'I','_I_
SPEED at i. Okay,
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I've checked that the camera is

cocked. The last person that
used the camera did not cock
it after they used it.

CDR Oh, yeah. It really does.

SPT I guess I'll try both of these.

CDR Oh, there must be a lot of

things that need glue. And
I Just can't think of anything
offhand.

CDR Bill, can you think of anything?

PLT No.

CDR Okay, it's 00:37. 4 minutes.

I guessI'llturnthe recorder
off for a little while.

009 O0 37 ]0 CDR No sense in letting it run

with no action.

009 O0 40 O0 CDR Okay, this is the CDR again,

at 00:40 Zulu with T - correction,
S063 comet ops. First exposure
starts at hl. This will he a
one-second exposure through
filter number Alfa I.

CDR 15 seconds to go.

CDR 5. Stand by.

009 00 hl 01 CDR MARK. Okay, cocking the shutter.

This is Alfa 1 again, going to
B on the little SHUTTER SPEED
dial. This one is l0 seconds•
Stand by -

009 00 hl 15 CDR MARK. Stand by to release the

shutter. Stand by -

009 00 hl 26 CDR MARK. Cocking again. This one

is 30 seconds through Alfa 3.
Alfa 3 is set. Stand by -
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009 oo 41 41 CDR MARK.

CDR I0 seconds gone. 20 seconds

gone. 5 to go. Stand by -

009 00 42 ii CDR M_K. Termination of 30 seconds

through Alfa 3. Cocking the
shutter. Setting Alfa h. This
exposure is 120 seconds. Stand
by-

009 00 42 30 CDR MARK. Started it at 42:30.

120 seconds through Alfa 4.

CDR 60 seconds gone. 60 to go.

CDR I don't see anything to 5 feet.

CDR 15 seconds to go. i0, 5.

_, Stand
by -

009 O0 44 30 CDR MARK. Termination; cocking;

going for Charlie 1 on the
filter. Charlie 1 is in. We
want to start at 45 with a
90-second exposure.

CDR Reverifyin@. Charlie i. Staud

by-

009 00 45 00 CDR MARK. Starting the exposure.

CDR We started promptly at 00:45.

CDR 60 seconds gone by, 30 to go.

i0. 5 to go. Stand by -

009 O0 46 30 CDR MARK. Termination; cocking;

going to Charlie 3. This one
is a 60-second one. Stand by -

009 o0 46 14o CDR MARK.

CDR All right, the next exposure

is gonna he Bravo i.

CDR 20 seconds to go. i0 seconds; 5.

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Stand by for termination of

Charlie 3 which is exposure 6.
Stand by -

009 O0 47 hl CDR MARK. Cocking; putting in

Bravo 1. Bravo 1 is for
60 seconds. Stand by -

009 00 h7 56 CDR MARK. This is exposure number 7

which is in Filter Bravo 1.

CC Skylab, this is Houston. 1 minute

to LOS. Next station contact
in - -

CDR 30 seconds to go.

CC - - through Carnarvon at 01:32

and we'll be standing by to
,_" receive the evening status report
at AOS, Carnarvon. Over.

CREW Roger. Copy.

CDR 15 seconds to go.

CC See you there.

CDR 5 seconds till termination of

exposure number 7 on Br - filter
Bravo I. Stand by -

009 00 48 55 CDR MARK. Termination; cocking;

going for Delta 1 now.

CDR Stand by -

009 O0 49 10 CDR MARK. this is a 150-second.

ICDR 60 seconds gone by.

CDR 90 seconds gone by. 1 minute

to go.

/_ CDR 120 seconds gone by on exposure

number 8, which is through filter
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Delta I. 20 seconds to go.

15. i0. 5 seconds to go
on exposure 8. Stand by -

009 00 51 J$O CDR MABK. Termination. Cocking

the shutter. Delta 2 filter
is in place. Stand by -

009 00 51 50 CDR MARK. This one's 90-second.

CDR 30 down, 60 to go on exposure

number 9- 90 seconds is ex-
posure in filter Delta 2.

CDR 60 down, 30 to go.

CDR lO to go. 5. Stand by for

termination of - of exposure 9.
Stand by -

009 00 53 _0 CDR MARK. Termination; cocking. That

ends the sequence.

009 O0 53 26 CDR CDR signing off, S063 comet.

TIME SKIP

009 O1 53 29 CDE This is the CDR at 01:53.

Subject is Earth observations.
Handheld target number HH35-2
and HH55-4 which is right near
the Bonin Islands. Unable to
see it. Either - couldn't even
see the Bonin or the volcano -
volcano islands because of heavy
cloud cover, and also the fact
that we are - We passed slightly
north of them, and we are
looking to the north now in our
orbit. And it was very
difficult to even see in that
direction. But the cloud cover
_. in the areawas for the most part
broken to overcast. I was able
to look over to the island of Kyushu
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and took a look at Sakurazima.

Sakurazima is still blowing
tan smoke today. The wind is
obviously not as strong as it
was yesterday. The wind was
blowing right down the bay -
out toward the mouth of the
bay. And there appeared to
be a 90-degree shift in the
wind again at about the mouth
of the bay, and the - the smoke
began to feather off to the -
to the east, and looked very
much like an ostrich plume or
something. Starting at the -
at the volcano, extending to
the southeast - to the south,
and then beginning to feather
off toward the southeast _ and
looking verymuchlikean
ostrich plume. The smoke
coverage was quite extensive.
It was every bit as extensive
as it was yesterday. And I
looked up into the Tokyo area,
was unable to see HH55-3 due
to cloud coverage. And from
this distance, the area HHllg-7
was difficult to make any kind
of a good observation.

009 O1 55 24 CDR CDR out.

009 01 55 58 CDR This is the CDR again at 01:55,

continuing Earth observations
comments. This time is - is
the report on photos taken at
00:00 GMT of the western Australia
rangeland, HH146-9. The frames
were frames 103 to 105 for the
Hasselblad 100, Charlie X-ray 51.
It was under an f-stop of 8,
1/250. And was remarkably
cloud-free and pretty good Sun
._ angle. Thesepictures you
should be able to compare with
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pictures taken a month ago

for any changes.

CDR In general I would ss_ the

Australian rangeland still looks
quite red. It is not what
you would call very green at
all. The grazing areas are
not very rectangular. There
are a few straight lines seen
whe - which are probably fence
lines, but for the most part,
the patterns of the - of
the grazing land are rather
irregular, indicating that the
cattle, or - or whatever the -
the animals are, are ranged
pretty much free, and stick
Just to where the vegetation is.
And therefore, the - the grazing
patterns are uneven, and not
too - too verymuch rectilinear.

009 O1 57 20 CDR CDR out.

TIME SKIP

009 02 07 41 PLT Okay, T002 is the subject.

Cutting some moon moon sightings
here if I have time .... my
feet in the holes here. And,
let's see, what's good for
a null bias - how about Rigel
this time? Sirius isn't up
yet. And you want to know
filters. I don't have any
filters in for the null bias.

PLT Okay, temperature is 71 degrees

and - Hal Sirius Just came up.
I'll use it.

PLT Okay. Well, let's see. Let's

get a focus. Okay, let's put
one filter in each pass and see
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what happens. Okay, now the

filter that I'm now viewing - -

PLT ... in feet today ... you're

getting so bad.

PLT Neutral density, 1.0. And, in

both axis - None of them - which
one do you call which, really.
But, anyway, I got the 1.0
neutral density on the base ...
prism mirror.

009 02 I0 03 PLT And I got the neutral density 1.0

in the hole - circular hole.

009 02 l0 08 PLT And we'll try that on for size.

How's that? Now, if I'd do
this enough, maybe I'd get it
_' right. Just don'tseemto
get my feet in the right
comfortable position. Here we
go.

SPT Lights off?

PLT No.

PLT Shall we start? Okay.

009 02 i0 I_9 PLT MARK. 00027. Okay, stand by -

009 02 ii 06 PLT MARK. 00038.

009 02 ii 2h PLT MARK. 00035.

009 02 Ii 39 PLT MARK. 00032.

009 02 ii 53 PLT MARK. 00032.

PLT One of the filters csme out.

Here we go.

009 02 12 2h PLT MARK. 00035. Hey, every

/--_ day it seems like it's -
get a couple of wild herrings,
and then they settle down.
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009 02 12 40 PLT MARK. 00032.

009 02 12 53 PLT MARK. 00029.

009 02 13 ii PLT MARK. 00029.

009 02 13 28 PLT MARK. 00031.

009 02 13 44 PLT MARK. 00029.

009 02 14 01 PLT MARK. 00037. Okay, temperature

is now 7h degrees, and the
diopter setting is minus 12,
and I'm gonna focus it on
the moon here. It might need
a little filter here. I think
that moon is pretty full. I
thought it'd be - we thought
it'd be dipping. [?]

PLT Okay, let's see, if we try both

filters in. Have to do it
twice. Take them out. Okay,
same filters. Neutral density 1
and 1 are in - both fields of
view. Let's see, you want to
try - no, I wanna see if I can
make any dif - makes any difference
on focus. If the film were
wide ranged, doesn't make any
difference. Okay, moon moon.
So you want the marks. Okay,
I'll give you marks. Stand by -

009 02 i5 54 PLT MARK. 0005 - no, excuse me.

0o585.

009 02 i6 21 PLT MARK. 00585.

009 02 16 37 PLT MARK. 00584.

009 02 16 52 PLT MARK. 00589.

009 02 17 15 PLT MARK. 0058h.

009 02 17 29 PLT MARK. 00585.

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009 02 17 4h PLT MARK. 00588.

009 02 17 58 PLT MARK. 00583. Okay, I hope

I'm recording. Yes/l, okay,
it is on channel A.

009 02 18 25 PLT MARK. 00585 .... and consistent.

009 02 18 43 PLT MARK, 00587.

009 02 18 56 PLT MARK. 00589.

009 02 19 25 PLT MARK. Okay, I'm gonna try that

one over. Stand by -

009 02 19 39 PLT MARK. 00585.

009 02 20 07 PLT MARK. 00585.

_. CC Skylab, this is Houston through

Corpus Christi. Sorry to bother
you. Two items we need recon-
figured before you hit the
sack here. First Is, we see
DETECTOR 1 on S055 was left
on - -

009 02 20 25 PLT MARK. 00585.

CC - - in panel closeout. And

secondly, it appears that the
VTR has not been completely
reconfigured per page 11-40 MDA
checklist experiments ...
Since we've got no power on it.
Over.

009 02 20 _I PLT Yeah, you're right, Bruce.

CC Okay, Thank you.

PLT For the VTR, that is.

CREW ... needs a little power on

the VTR.

PLT Well, it was - I deactivated M518

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and it coiled up the cable, and

I didn't go back up and turn the
power on the VTR.

PLT Okay, now back to the moon. Ah,

yes ......... Okay.

009 02 22 03 PLT MARK. 00582.

009 02 22 21 PLT MARK. 00585.

009 02 22 33 PLT MARK. 00570. Let me see what

my ... Let me look at this. I
hit the knob. It 's way
overlapping. Th - Throw that
one out.

009 02 23 05 PLT MARK. 00580. And that one

- moved. That- Thisthing- I -
I moved it after - Throw that
one out, too. Wasn't my head
going to take it. If I use m_
hand first, and then look at it.

009 02 23 23 PLT MARK. I see what I'm doing.

Okay,that'sall right. 00590.

PLT Yeah, that's what I'm doing.

I'm dipping it and then letting
go of it.

009 02 22 02 PLT MARK. 00588.

009 02 24 20 PLT MARK. 00584.

009 02 24 38 PLT MARK. 00585.

009 02 24 54 PLT MARK. 00585.

009 02 25 09 PLT MARK. 00587.

009 02 25 25 PLT MARK. 00587.

_- 009 02 25 39 PLT MARK. 00585.

009 02 25 56 PLT MARK. 00584. Okay, let's see

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what else we can do here real

quick llke. Oh, yeah i the stars,
if you would, the star star. And
enough time left here. Two,
three, [?] ii and 12 or 12 and
16. Let's see, ii andl2. Aldebaran
and Rigel, or Rigel, Procyon.
And a quick check on temperature;
it is now 77 degrees. Let's see,
wanna go back to Rigel. Already
gone to Aldebaran. Let's see.
Put the filters in.

PLT ... here so I wo - won't waste

any time.

CDR To hell with all that, Bill.

PLT 26 degrees approximately.

PLT Okay. I may have to try one

filter in each one of them. If
I didn't want to see the ......

PLT Okay, Rigel and Aldebaran.

009 02 30 50 PLT MARK. 26522.

PLT Stand by -

009 02 31 31 PLT MARK. 26523. Oh, let's see.

You want to know the filters I'm
using. Okay, on the prism MAR, [?]
I don't have any. I don't have
any filters. Okay, spot filters
out. Oh, slip one off. Okay,
number 3 coming up.

009 02 32 13 PLT MARK. 26530. Now what's in the

filter system, let's see.

009 02 32 53 PLT MARK. 26525.

009 02 33 20 PLT MARK. 26528.

009 02 33 43 PLT MARK. 26528.

009 02 3h 13 PLT MARK. 26533. Maybe I hit

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by -

009 02 34 45 PLT MARK. 26517. Take a look

at that. No, it wasn't quite
down here.

009 02 35 17 PLT MARK. 26520. Over seven.

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009 02 36 07 CDR I think they Just stole the

recorder from you, Bill.

PLT _mm,

PLT Okay, thank you. Trying to get

_, the end of it.

009 02 36 22 PLT _ Okay.

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009 02 53 57 SPT SPT at 02:52. ATM ops, last pass

of the day. It began around 01:15.
J0P 6 01A [sic] IB, no problem.
Building block 2 after that, no
problem. I was pretty quick even
though I had to look at the pad
twice, and - to make sure that's
what we wanted to do. It seemed
strange to do a - a JOP - or a
building block 2 after a IA and
lB. Seemed to me tht a - a
JOP, or a building block 2 is sort
of a short version of - of l, and
it's geared for S052 with a STANDARD
MODE. And building block 32 is
Just a quicker version of that. Good
better and best. I was surprised to
see the two of them lumped right

together
there.

009 02 53 24 SPT I guess that would be a good question

to ask. It's great to do it. I'm
Just - would be at a loss though to
figure out why we - why it was planned
that way, but I'm sure there's a good
reason. After that I went out to take
a look at active region 16, and tried
to look at the intensity in oxygen VI,
get a feel for how hot it is. And in
searching around I could see that the
location right over the sunspot based
along our line of sight ot the sunspot
so it was really to the east of the
sunspot higher in altitude - I'm sorry,
west of the sunspot. I'll never make
an astronomer; I was always get east
and west confused .... years.

009 02 54 22 SPT Okay, the area to the west of the sun-

spot must be hotter. Well, fairly hot,
because I was getting counts of 4000
or so looking right at the sunspot, and
going north or south along that line was
also fairly hot. I saw the hottest
_. regionnorth of the - directlynorth of
the sunspot, the plage directly north.
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And I was searching around and saw

a spot that was 7000 in oxygen VI.
And in trying to maximize that, I
managed to move off it slightly, and
I could never regain 7000.

009 02 55 06 SPT Try as might in i arc second increments,

the best I could get from there on
was 7000. And that made me think that
perhaps we had a - something of a
transient nature going on there, although
it was a - almost a factor of 2 in a
matter of 15, 20 seconds. And that, I
think, is perhaps beyond the nature of
those transients. But I then tried to
maximize best I could, got it to around
to 3500, 4000 and did some truncated
MIRROR AUTO SCAN at that point, and
then some truncatedMIRRORAUTO RASTERs
down to line 13. I think I got in
about two of hem before 400K. And 56
received I believe 5 PATROL SHORTs.

009 02 56 59 SPT Oh, one other thing: back in building l,

I again m_naged to do the GRATING AUTO
SCANs at llne 9 rather than line 25.
And I guess that 'B _what I get for
memorizing the - the building block and
not readint it. I've gotten into the
habit again of doing it right after
unattended operations where it 's always
at 25. So I'm to make myself another
mental note.

009 02 56 42 SPT Okay, going out to the active region, what

I was hoping to find was some fairly
intense bright points, as opposed to
uniform plage, and hopefully an indicator
that we might have some instability in
the active region. However, it looked
like a - Just a continous region of
plage, except for that one - one spike
of 7000 which l'm still at a little bit
of a mystery to - still at a loss to
explain. I noted that one is in the
Holt - or I should say the Smith longitude,
between the Smith and the Holt.
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009 02 58 07 SPT And with any lick when we finally

get the Herman longitude coming around
again, we might have some real complex
of activity. I hope that the frequency
od active regions coming over remains
the same. I'm not hoping - I don't think
we'll get anything as goos as SL-3, but
we may get something close to that. I had
a quick look at the s,,mmary of observing
programs for looking at the active region
longitude over the next l0 days. It
looks pretty good. I think we're - it
emphasizes the right things at the
right time.

009 02 58 58 SPT I know one thing which - again I'd like

to emphisize that from this - from the
stand point of up here, the way to get a
r_ flareriseis to allow the operatorthe
time to look into the scope and be doing
nothing but watching for a bright point,
as well as monitoring the PMEC when you're
in the SAA so you can turn it off and on,
monitoring the BERYLLIUM APERATURE, monitor-
ing the intensity in H-alpha, which on
some of the bright point - point
brightenings we've see before comes up
at the same time, although I know it's
not always coincident. But the operator
needs - needs to be able to afford a
good part of his concentration for that.
He can be running other mumdame -
I shouldn't say mumdame, but other tasks
which don't require a lot of heavy work,
or mental manipulation.

009 03 00 lh SPT Another subject which - that we have

been talking about now that J0P 18D is
over, or all of 18, and the comet is
pretty much behind us. I personally, and
I think all of us - I mean the ATM world -
have not been getting a good n,lmher of
passes of solar observations. We felt
we ought to be able to - to get at
least one more. Lookingat theat schedule,
I saw six or seven I'd like see eight,
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possibly nine. I, personally, would like

to get four, possibly five a day. Now
it's not working out that way, and
I've been kind of disappointed by it.
Tomorrow doesn't look any better. Two
passes is for me, and that's it. I
think after all of the - the effort that
we all have put into this thing, and
all the experience we've gained on how
to operate the instruments, the best way
to get data, that the Sum is there, the
instrument's there, the knowledge is there,
we ought to take advantage of it. So I'm
personally going to try and figure a way
of getting mere time.

009 03 Ol 45 SPT Doing it late at night probably is not

the best way for me I - I am Just not
a night owl, and I'm not very efficent.
Even in the last half here I was not
too - not as effeient. Probably the only
way I'll eve/ do it is, if we have to add
anything on to the day, is to get up in
the morning and try it that way. Although
I'm hesitant to do that right now, because
we're Just robbing efficiency from the
remaider of the day. If it's got something
good on the disk though, I'm sure exceptions
will be made. We'll be talking more with the
folks on the ground on this one over the nex
couple of days.

009 03 02 31 SPT SPT out.

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009 111T 25 SPT ..... SFT at 11:17. PRD readings: - h2716, .... '
23_40_, 38521, " :

009 u 17 3_ s_ out.

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009 11 49 36 PLT Okay, PLT_ I'm doing a T002, and

I Just started my null bias. The
first number is 0026; temperature
is 71 degrees now. And, let's
see; I have the neutral density
13 in the mirror, and the neutral
density 16 on the circular line
of sight.

)09 ll 50 49 PLT MARK. 00095. I'm gonna have to

take the filters out because I
lose both of'em - can't compare
the, in there real close; there's
Just a little spacing.

009 ll 51 15 PLT MARK. 00012.

009 Ii 51 3_ PLT MARK. 0023.

009 Ii 51 52 PLT MARK. 00022.

009 Ii 52 08 PLT MARK. 00022.

._4 009 ii 52 32 PLT MARK. 00019.

009 ii 52 53 PLT MARK. 00018.

009 11 53 ii PLT MARK. 00019.

009 Ii 53 31 PLT MARK. 00023.

009 ii 53 47 PLT MARK. 00023. Okay, let's see.

What do I have here? I have - if
there are two stars that you want ...

PLT 12 to 16. Okay, 12 is_Rigel. And

Procyon. Rigel, Procyon, and that's
39 degrees. 12, 16, looks like.
Yes.h, it is. Okay, see if we can
get ... quick marks here.

009 11 55 26 PLT 39 degrees. Temperature is now 73 de-

grees on the case, and I notice that
there's an awf_l lot of moisture
that collects on the csse from my
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breath, from my nose, right to the -

to the left of the nu - numeral
indicator, angle indicator display.
So it probably does make a difference
on - when there's a temperature rise;
and there's Just no doubt about it.
Okay. 30 degrees.

PLT Gosh, I'm getting" a lot of moonlight

in that one.

PLT Okay, starting the marks now.

009 ll 58 49 PLT MARK. Okay, that was 38561.

PLT I'm gonna ... up and try some filter.

PLT Yeah it doesn't look like it was

a very good mark; we'll see. And
I'll tell you what filter later.
f_

009 12 00 08 PLT MARK. 38560.

PLT Gotta take the filter out. That

was nu - neutral density, 1.0.

009 12 02 38 PLT MARK. 38568. One of the things

is getting my fingers off the knob
without moving it; that's a problem.

PLT This awkward position ... holding

things ... Why, you'd think ...
for me.

009 12 03 13 PLT MARK. 38572.

009 12 04 13 PLT MARK. 38559.

009 12 0h 53 PLT MARK. 385 - oops! Okay, hit the

knob. Man, that's a - particularly
when you hold this in the awkward
position, sidways, like I mn between
these two stars. They're left to
right as I'm standing here. I tell
you, it's not nearly as easy.

009 12 05 43 PLT MARK. 38585.

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009 12 06 35 PLT MARK. 38570. Just don't like to do

it this way. Regardless of what you
say, there is up and down in space.

009 12 07 02 PLT MARK. 385504 If you don't believe

it, look at the signal on these.

009 12 07 32 PLT MARK. 38568. Okay. Right now the

temperature is 75 .degrees. Focus
is set at minus 1.6. And this is
about five times as hard as taking'era
when the stars are up and down relative
to me as I look out the window, with
my fee planted in the floor. So
frcm- as far as I'm personally
concerned, the - there is a distinct
difference in the ease and the ability -
and the accuracy you can get, whether
the stars are located up and down
relative to your body position and the
way you're fixed, your postural
_ position,and Whetherthey're
left/right. I - these are Just
about - it goes frc_, oh, about 8 o'clock
up to about - say 8:30 to 22:30. As
I'm looking out the wardroom window
with my feet in the grid floor. And
I'm finding this extremely difficult.
I 'm finding much more of a tendency
to change the setting with my fingers
on these knobs. I think I owe you
about five more marks here.

PLT Much more of a tendency to overshoot.

I lose track of which star - which
mag to move close.

009 12 09 19 PLT MARK. 38568.

009 12 09 46 PLT MARK. 38573.

009 12 i0 07 PLT MARK. 38568. 67, 38567, make that

one •

009 12 i0 30 FLT MARK. 38568.

009 12 3-1 25 PLT MARK. 38562.

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009 12 12 02 PLT MARK. 38560.

009 12 12 52 PLT MARK. 38565. And that's going to

have to be the last one. Well,
I'll see if I can get one more;
it's getting awfUlly light out there.

009 12 13 26 FLT MARK. 38563 .... Hey, I see blue

sky now. Still give you s_ne marks,
though.

009 12 13 58 PLT MARK. 38560.

009 12 14 29 PLT MARK. 38564. And that's it. Okay,

the temperature on the instruments
is 67 degrees. My diopter setting
right now is minus 1.6. I used no
filter. And that was Procyon and
Rigel. PLT out.

009 12 15 09 PLT PLT. One oth - final note. I

reported T002-2, filter ll - or I
will be reporting a T002-3, filter ll,
moon moon, and a T0O2-1, stars ll
and 12. Both of those are on tape
starting at about 0_:20 on day 8.
And I notice the gro_aud took the tape
recorders, so I don't know how much
of the star ll and 12 you got. The
one that I Just finished was on -
was it 12 and 16 - Rigel and Procyon,
whatever they are. So if you'll
notice that a - that a - the TOO2-1 is
reported for which you do not have full
information, because ground took the
recorder from me. And that wss last
night. They probably thought that
we were already to bed or something.
But I - they ought to see when we're
using the recorder. Anyway, that'll -
that 'll explain that point.

009 12 16 05 PLT PLT out.

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009 12 48 h5 SPT SPT at 12:48. ED61.- PHotography

VI-IIB2 cassette.

SPT Last frame was nt_nber 30, ... 8

before that, that starts at 33, 3h,
35, 36, 37, excuse me, 23, 2_, 25,
26, 27, 28, 29 and 30. Cassette one
one-VI-ll3. Okay, observation: Not
a beck of a lot noticeable, but there
is some small changes. Let's take
compartment one. The seeds at the
top and the bottom of that compartment,
not the one in the middle exhibiting
some growth out of each end. The
one ... - the top. The top of
either one towards the top of the
numbers. At one end it's Just got
Just a very small amount of growth
that I can see, maybe i/i0 of the
size of the see itself and about the
same down thereat the bottom.

009 12 50 02 SPT Let's see, number 3 is the . .. one.

I'll tell you what I'll call them A,
B, and C. A will be the top, B
in the middle and C at the bottom.
C to A, CC, a little bit of growth.
Okay, let's take a look at 3,
compartment 3. Don't see much going
on there at all .... compartment 1
is the with - one gets the most light.
That 's right. Okay. Compartment 3,
nothing.

009 12 50 37 SPT Compartment - well now let me take

a little closer look. Shouldn't be
so quick. C-A got a small amount of
growth, maybe Just barely budding at
the end of each seed, looks about
the same, very small. Well - Ah, hold
off on the B0C looks as though there's
Just a little something coming off the
very end. It's a very amall tentacle
and then a little bit of growth,
maybe 1/20th the size of the seed.
Well, hold off on htat.
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009 12 50 ii SPT And now incidentally in looking

in the viewfinder in the Nikon
photography, l'm not sure you're
going to see that much. I seem
to be able to see better with eye
putting a flashlight up against here
but that remains to be seen when
we get back and really look at
the film closely.

009 12 51 44 SPT Okay, it's compartment 5: Seeds -

C has split the - B has some small
amount of growth coming from the
tip if it - no it appears to be
coming fr_n the - all these seem to
be coming frem the sharper end of
the seed. And there's a small amount
of growth in the seed. A also at the
bery tip is budding. In compartment 7
it's the same for that, a small
emount A. B and C I don't see
anything. Okay, compartment 2.

009 12 52 30 SPT I'm going down the righthand

side now. Compartment 2 doesn't have
anything in it and it's Just as well
because that one has really ....
up with a lot of ... agar. Oh,
year. Look at compartment 4. Seed B
is doing very nicely. Got two curlyques
coming out of the tip, then cnm_ng out
they grow - oh, I shouldn't say two,
I should really say one is all that's
evident.

009 12 53 14 SPT There's a - looks to be part of -

a very small part of the seed is broken
away, and not broken away, but the
skin is pushed off it, and opened up
like a flap and then a something about
maybe one half the length of the
seed, a little arm, reaches up
and curls around maybe it makes
270 degrees so far that's looking
at it frcm the right hand side.
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009 12 53 40 SPT With the thing up it comes

from - coming from - going
through 090 going to my right
curled down and finally it makes
a turn to go back up again. Let's
see, compartment 6:

CC ... at 13:23.

SPT A little bit of growth coming

from there. And a little bit
of - hit of growth from B, tip of
B, a very small tentacle reaching
out. Not quite as impressive as
the one above. More of a filsmentory
nature not as thick as the tentacle
in compartment 4.

009 12 55 06 SPT And seed A not doing much of anything.

Seed C, a little - little bit.
Very sm,11 tentacle. Yes. Compart-
ment 8: There's not too much. C-C
is split. I'iibe goldanged. Can-
partment 8 we got two seeds and slot
C or slot B, wonder how the heck that
one worked? Man, that went right by
the books. Okay, '_otioe ... uses a
lot of water ... accumulated on the
inside of the front surface ...
compartment." Okay, that's it for
the day. PRetty soon we'll have
ourselves a real nice harvest. We
can use a little extra food here.

009 12 55 56 SPT SPT out.

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I
009 14 29 30 SPT 29 of the .... in eggs, fully
free on the eggs which were
floating around. I ... to a live
one. The original outcropping
which we had a short while back
was 4, possibly 5, I believe I
said and right now I can locate
three of those which are in a
clump and the top ... These are
all in wild vial. I can locate
three of them of them in ... I
cannot locate the - the body of
the other two, the one or two.
However, there was a big cluster
of moth eggs floating around which
I could not seem to break up.
This is not like they were initially
and not like they are ... cluster
a ... -

009 14 31 13 SPT So the count is a bit difficult.

All I can say now is that there's
/_ probably at least six that has
been hatched, possibly more, a
minimum of six. The ... hatching
again are very tricky thing, but
I tried to estimate that before
by eye, not sure how accurate I
was. I have since been able to
get out a very small magnifying
glass and look at the eggs, and
I find that some eggs are half
translucent and the other half
opaque. Very few of them are
that way, but some are and I'm not
sure that - looking at some of these
that, ... before led me to believe
we had ... hatching. As I say,
there's a whole cluster of those
things together. The ones I ...
are floating free, I cannot see
any ... hatching when using the
mngnifing glass. But the -
inside the cluster, gosh only
knows what's going on. One of
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I
I the problems with the magnifing
glass is that it tends to pick
up a little bit of static electricity,
the same charge which the moths in-
side apparently have acc_ulated
in seme way. And whenever I move
the magnifing glass up to the vial
to look at it, they all move away
from that magnifing glass. I have
_0 noticed over the past couple of
11 weeks of looking at it, that when-
12 ever I moved something close to it, r-
!3 that - severalthingsthat occurred
14 to me ...themoth fly intoeach "1
_5 otherfromstaticelectricity -4
_, _ built up there . -e
O
< i0 009 I_ 33 i0 SPT SPT out.
I? 5_

Z -"2
/_ 23 0
__ "II
_ 009 I_ _0 50 SPT Okay, SPT here at i_:41. We're
-4
O 25 all set up. We're on Bravo
26 Victor 28; first frame is number 2h. --
_2 _7 6300 is the filter, ROTATION, TILT
_ 2_ are set. 64 set in on the time.
z_ 29 And I 'm gonna make a change to :_
22 the rotation
here of the ring. "1
31 i ,I
-4
32 SPT There we go. That's going to work
O
33 much better. Okay, coming up on
_- the first one here. Set up on 64,
35 going back now and -
36 !
_ 009 lh _2 19 SPY MARK. SHUTTER, OPEN.
¢" i

_9 CDR Anyone using

the recorder?
40 , -.
-_ SPT Yes, I am Jer. Yes, I am,
42 j Jerry; I'm using it. Okay, we're
43 coming up to - That's good, too. ..:
&' l- I can - That works real well.
45 J What I've done is to use the
_- I ring, move the RING/LOCK and
4:-J that allows me to get much better .
/-A 48 [ tracking than fiddlln_ 'w-lth that TTLT. '

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5 09 14 56 26 CC Skylab, Houston. Hello at Carnarvon
6 and Honeysuckle for 16 minutes.
7 I
F _FI' --- is really a necessity. Two
things really drift out in that.
_0 j
i_ CDR Roger, Dick. I'm ready to tAl_
12 to you about - - C
13 F (D,
14 sPT Pretty rapidly, too. m
15
I_ CDR - - the Sun now.

1_ CO 0k_. We're ready to listen. Go

l_ 'ahead, Jer. _ 03
j "
2_ SPT Okay, takes care of that exposure - - m
22
l 0
2_ CDR Okay. What I'Ii do is Just de- __ _I
2,_ scribe the - -
25 i "-I
2_. SPT - - "(8... 1 "r
2T i
2,_ CDR - - _.. and then H-alpha. O)
29 "_
:c CC Okay. rn
$_. M
'-I
32 SPT Okay - -
3_ O
3-' CDR On the XUV MON, the active "7
F
35 region 12 is pretty much gone. .<
26 There's Just a little bit of
._7" fuzz on the west limb there. '
3_ Active region 14 - -
!

40 SIT 63. I
t
42 CDR 15 and 16, are about the same,
43 16 has come around the llmb a
_ little bit more, there's quite . _,
4_ : a little bit more bright area
_6 there. The l%ttle bipolar region
4"} that I mentioned yesterday that
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was enhanced in H-alpha is got

three spots in XUV right now. And
they're a little brighter than
they were yesterday. There was one
bright spot yesterday that was be -
below active region 14, about -
Oh, I guess about 0.3 of a radius
below it. And it's there again
today and a little bit brighter.
And that's essentially it. The
doronal holes at the caps are quite
- clear and we have a filament channel
that ......

009 14 58 01 SPT See right now, I've gotta TILT 50 ...

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6',e
009 i_ _2 58 SPT ... ring lock and that allows
.... me -to get much better.-t_ackl_
than fiddling with TILT. 0kay,
time's up. First one down.
Okay, at 14:hh you'd like
another one. Oka)', I was
probably about 28 seconds slow.
on that one, on the first
one.

009 14 _3 52 SPT Yeah, Jerry I'm using the

recorder.

CDR I figured that out.

SI_ Okay, we've got another

6h second coming up, and
again the same filter. Okay.
Going to track and exposure
start.

009 lh hh 25 SPT MARK.

SPT Okay. The next one calls

for fr_,e number - frame
nl_mher 3, opposite filter.
I guess that's reset. Okay,
let me get the tile. I need
it to get the orifice back
in view here.

SPT Okay. And we go now with

another 64. Okay, we're
tracking. Stand by for
the mark. We can do the ring
lock a little bit better.
Okay.

009 14 46 53 SPT MARK. Now this is much

better. I 'm getting
exceptionally - I think,
exception-SSy good tracking.
If I keep my eye off of
the - the sight reticle, I'm
okay. I got to back away
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a little bit because you

know, the whole rig is pretty
flimsy, and it's got a lot
of wiggle and Jiggle in it.
I can wiggle it around with
my eye. So I Just back off
a little bit, so I don't
wiggle it. ... touching
the whole thing with my
hand on the fishing rod
wheel here, if you will.
The one used for tracking.
I find that to initially
adjust the tilt so I got a
good field of view, ...
horizons ... across. Okay.

009 14 48 02 SPT MARK. It's the end of it.

Now we're coming up on 14:49.
You'd like another one, which
is a 6300 in S064. Okay.
Let me give the rotation,
and tilt again. Went hack
r- down. Boy that ... 0kay,
and now my - Okay, I'm
looking at a ring position
now of - hey, ... what is
that? 57, plus 57. Okay.
Ready to start another one
here. Oksy, _m starting
the track now. Stand b_.

009 14 49 i_ SPT ' MARK. only very little

tracking is required. I tll
tell you what lyre also able
to do here, I'm loosening
up the ring lock. IVm
also able to Just nudge that,
so I can keep ourselves
exactly parallel to the -
there's the lighted reticle
horizontal - exactly
parallel to the airglow.
You've really got tracking
and two directions, rotation
and translation. Okay, you
now want 57 for 64. Okay,
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that's coming up on frame

number 5 now. Okay, flash
... out. Okay, stand by.

009 14 51 01 SPT MARK.

SPT Good tracking. Right on.

Okay, that takes care of
your frame number 5. Frame
number 6 at 54 is 6600.
Oks_. That last one, I
had it up at a ring position
of 58 - 68, Let me get
the tilt. Mbve this thing
back down again; as far
down as it'll go, however,
for some dang reason.

SPT Okay, coming up on 64. That

was 6h; I'm at 54, 63 set
in. Good in rotation. Okay,
let's start tracking. Stand
by-

009 14 5h 08 SPT MARK.

009 14 55 15 SPT Okay. The end of that exposure.

Frame number 7, 5577 the
filter. That's set in.
Start tracking. RING LOCK
set. Getting ready to
start the exposure.

009 14 55 hl SPT MARK.

009 14 56 23 SPT Okay. That's .....

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CDR - ... oh actually, more around

active region 15.

009 14 58 19 co Okay.

CC CDR, Houston. Do you see

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anything, or did you see

anything above the limb in
the southeast region?

CDR I'ii get to that in a

minute. Okay. WHITE LIGHT
CORONAGRAPH: between
yesterday and today, the -
this large wide streamer
that Ed was talking about
yesterday that had three
spikes in it, it's now
reduced back down to two
spikes again. It's a
little narroWer, it's
about the same width at
the base, but it's narrowed
down at the top. And then
I remember yesterday evening
Ed mentioned, I believe to
the ground, that up at about
300 degrees it looked like
another spike, a long
narrowspike.It was
beginning to form. That's
still there this morning.
And to me, and on the pic-
ture, I've got here that I
took, it looks like it's
narrower at the b_e - -

SPT Okey. Coming up to

another exposure here.
Supposed to start at 59;
we're a little behind.
Adjusted filter; it is in.
It's 300. Ready to go.

CDR - - at about 270. Then

over on the other side of
the Sun on the west limb,
the wide streamer that -
that extends from about 2
or 3 o'clock is not any wider
at the base - -

009 15 00 O0 SPT MARK.

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CDR - - or out at the end.

However, sc_e of the ma-
terial in the middle is kind
of dropped out, so what
you've really got is a - is
a spike at about 2 o'clock,
and a spike at 3 o'clock.
And then it begins to dim
out a little bit in between,
in the - in the wide band
in between. And that's it
on the WHITE LI(_IT CORONAGRAPH.
And then in H-ALPHA, active
region 14, now is three sunspots.
You've got the one bright
one that was there yesterday.
There's one out ahead of it
about 45 arc seconds to the
west, and then to the east
of it about 45 arc seconds
there's kind of a weak,
floppy-looking area that
looks like it might solidify
_ into a sunspot or s_nehting.
It shows up in the WHITE
LIGHT DISPLAY of the _JV SLIT.
And - Let's see_ the bright
spot that I mentioned that's
below active region 14, that's
about llO.3. We have H-alpha
enhancement there and I got
a oxygen VI count - -

SPT Okay. That takes care of

that. We're frame number B,
freme number 9 coming up,
5577.

CDR The three AW/V spots I saw

do have H-alpha enhancement.
They're not very - not very
hot, but it's better
developed than it was
yesterday. Pruminence
64 is clear sand more pro-
nounced than it was yesterday,
but it's about the same size.
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Active region 16 is a fairly

simple active region; it's
not too hot. Oxygen VI,
maximum count I could get
was about 2000. It's one
single sunspot. And then
below it on that east limb
about 20 degrees below it,
there's a little bit of
surge activity - -

009 15 01 52 SPT Stand by.

SPT MARK.

CDR - - a couple of small areas

where surges are about two
to three times the heigth
of the spicules in that
area.

CC Okay, Jerry. Copy.

_--" CC CDR, Houston. One question

for you, in addition to what
you asked. We're moving back
down in the opposite direction.

CC - - any brightening at all

above the southeast limb?

009 15 02 36 SPT Tracking now in the opposite

direction than we were before.

CDR Right over active region 16

there's a good deal of
brightening - -

SPT ...

CDR - - to the north. But it's

not too pronounced.

SPT ... tilt too for the second

exposure.

CC Okay, Jerry. Anything else?

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CDR No. That's about it. The

main XUV brightening at the
limb is right over active
region 16.

009 15 02 57 SPT Okay. Here we go. Exposure

over_

CC Okay, CDR. Sure appreciate

the real good briefing and
the guys will be using it
to plan the res - to take
a look at the rest of the
day and also this extra ATM
pass looks like we - we may
get. While you're thinking
about that, let me give you
a note for a couple of your
succeeding daylight cycles,
Jerry. And I don't think
it's necessary for you to
be looking at the ATN sched-
_- ule pad for this. But on
two of your daylight cycles
that are coming up later,
at the end of them the res -
a powerdown listed for a
S063 maneuver and later for
A S183 maneuver, and ATM ad-
vises that he would like you
to use the powerdown for EREP
cue card when those show up
in the schedule pad.

CDR Will do it.

CC Okay, a couple emore things.

When you and Bill have a
chance - -

SPT Let's see. Coming up to -

at 04, the one right now.
It's 300 .... 000_ ...

CC - - their stlmmary flight plans

I think we have an easy to
get Ed an estra ATM pass.
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CDR Okay, Dick. And we're ready

to listen to the weather.

CC Okay. It 's improving -

continuing to improve - -

SPT Stand by .... filter 809.

009 15 0_ 32 SPT MARK.

CC - - The land mass there in

central America will be
somewhere around 2000 foot
scattered. It will get a
little more cloudy on the
eastern shores there. Then
as you cross up across Cuba
and the Bahamas, that should
be very good, some - occasionally
some scattered to broken clouds.
Then again, as you cross the
North Atlantic it's going to vary
that - that - there is abig low
out to the East of the Eurasian
land mass there, so it's - it's
going to vary between some clear
spots and also some fairly heavy
cloud cover, but it - it won't
cover quite the large areas that
it has. The coast of France as
you cross it sould be pretty
clobbered we think.

CDR Roger, copy.

CC Okay.

009 15 05 39 SPT Okay. Time's up. Now we're going

to 557. The frame number ll comes
up now. Stand by.

009 15 06 04 $PT MARK.

CDR Dick, confirm you want 52B on the

GRATING. That doesn't add up to
anything on the - on my chart up
here that looks right. It looks
/_ like it might be 518.

CC Stand by.
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CC CDR, Houston. I'm not sure that

I got caught in a handover there - -

009 15 07 ll SPT Okay, that concludes that one.

Now you'd like another one at 6300
at 15:09, which is cr_,_ng up,
and - Let's see. When is that
supposed to be terminated by?
Buried in there somewhere. 15:09.
Okay, now. Hang in there. How
we doing on time here? Coming up
to 08. Okay. Change the TILT a
little bit. Go back the other
way in tilt. And also in track in
on the RING LOCK, okay. There we
go. And we'll get this one exactly
at 15:09. We're at 15:30 -

009 15 08 30 SPT MARK.

SPT Stand by -

009 15 09 00 SPT MARK.

CC Skylab, Houston. It's time for

out pre-EREP REG ADJUST if
anybody's - anybody's - anybody's
available to do it for us. What
we'd like this morning is both
REG ADJUST pots i and 2, rotate
about 20 degrees clockwise.
That 's - -

SPT Okay. Turn it to another exl_osure,

last exposure.

CC Going up and the daylight period -

getting longer and longer it turns
out that we're not - after this
EREP we probably are not going to
remove this adjustment, and we'll
go with it and let it stay here
until further notice.

PLT Okay. I Just made it. Take a

look at it.

CC Okay.
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CC Bill, we're about a minute and

15 seconds before we get into
sunrise, and we reASly need to
get there before we can give you
a really good hacks, but I'ii let
you know. We still have about
2 minutes in the pass, so go back
to what you're doing. That's fine.

PLT Okay.

SPT Sure _s changing. I've got to

change the - the RING LOCK a heck of
a lot more than the - for the tracking.
Okay, we've got another - -

CC PLT, HOuston ... - -

SPT - - 25 seconds to go there.

CC S1m,_ry Flight Plan there. And

if you have a minute, I can
_ explain to you what the options
are on - to get Ed this extra
ATM pass that involves both of
you guys. And then during the
LOS or sometime you can talk to
him and tell us which way you guys
would like to do it. Either way
we get the ATM pass.

PLT Okay, press on.

CC Okay. The cleanest way to do it,

if you'll look at your colnmn ann
also Ed's, down there about 18:30
you notice he has an S063 AST-3,
and then _ at about 19:30 you - -

SPT Stand by -

009 15 ll O0 SPT MARK. Okay. SHIfA",',:R

CLOSEd. That
concludes it.

CC The cleanest way to do it is Just

to swap those two. You would do
the stow and then eat and he would
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do the prep after his ATM pass,

which we're going to stick in there
right after his S063 AOP. Another
way that - that you might do it is
you Just shorten your eat period
and you pick up both the stow and
the prep, if you would prefer to.
Either way you'd get the stow, and if
you'd like to also do the prep
since you're going to do the ops,
that'd be okay with us. That would
free up Ed for a good bit of time
there that he could do science
demos, but really doesn't matter
to us. If you'd Just let us know
which way you guys would like to
handle it, we'll give you the supporting
information a little hit later.

PLT Okay, why don't I go ahead and do

both of those because I have chili
for lunch and that's not going to
_ take me long.

CC Okay - -

PLT So I'll Just do the S063 Alfa

Sierra Tango 3, and we'll Just call
it quits at that.

CC Okay. Suits us fine, and we'll -

%_'i1 give you any supporting
information you need. And we'll
look at the Flight Plan based on
that. We're about to go LOS here.
I'll give you a call at Texas at
15 :h3. See you there.

SPT Thanks very much for working that

out, Dick. What time would the
ATM pass start?

CC It's at about 18:26 when you'll get

there. You'll - you'll arrive there
right after your S063 AOP, and wet11
have a plan for you when you get
there.

ii •
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oo9o7

" 8PT Thank you.

CDR You want an S190 frame count,

Dick?

009 15 15 17 CDR You got 30 seconds free, Ed?

009 15 15 _7 CDR This is the CDR at 15:14 which was

• time T-2. Monitor _ C&D MDNITOR
' . -- : DELTA 6 is h6 percent. CDR out.

TIME SKIP

009 15 32 26 CDR Okay, this is the CDR up on the

loop for EREP. I 'm going to read
off the MONITOR readings at this
time. Alfa 2 is 92, Alfa 3 is 86,
Alfa 4 is 92, Alfa 5 is 96, Alfa 6
is 21. Bravo 2 is 92. Bravo 3
is 82, Bravo h is 91, Bravo 5 is
:----, 9, Bravo 6 is 48, Bravo 7 is 34,
Bravo 8 is i, Bravo 9 is 58.
Charlie 2 is max high, Charlie 3
is 88, Charlie 4 is 96, Charlie 5
is 47, Charlie 6 is h6, Charlie 7
is 50 percent. Delta 2 is 86,

_j.,;,:_
_,_ Delta 35 is IS,
85, Delta _ is 85,
6 47,

•-_-_._
_.i
I: _ seemed 7 awful
Delta is 50.high.
Now If
sumeI have
of those
a
_ • little time we'll go hack take
:_'_."-_,_ a look them and -

You didn't touch the ALIGHT,

di you, by any chance?

CDR No, no. Why?

PLT Well, I left the ALIGRMe_',' switch

:_:_ on one day.

_ "CDR Oh.

..,
_.._ PLT Didn't turn it all the wa_ off?

L .
 CDR No, the top hasn't been off
that thing. •

CDR Let's take a look at some more

of these old All - early Alfas
• looked awful high. Those are
,.. all 92 detectors. Alfa 2 is
92 percent.

, /__ PLT Jet, is that DOOR supposed to

.1,
_,,,:,;
. -
be OPEN yet, 192 DOOR?

" CDR It will be shortly.

_. _,_ FLT 0kay.

CDR Okay, so 92 is Just h : they're all

hot. Okay, Alfa 3 is _kay 'cause
_,_, 1 it's got an attenuator. Alfa
_,_ _ is okay because of th_ attenuator.
i/3j_:, Alfa 2 is way above wNere it
should be. Alfa 2 at/the moment
_ now is reading 92 percent. Alfa 5
is reading 96 percent. That's too
_ high. Alfa 6 is reading high also.
•_C It should be reading zero to 7,
end we're reading a 21. Must be the
high temperatures.

_ _°F_ Yeah, it could high Beta.

L _

_:_
.._ _- Yeah,
see we that's
turned right.
on 92 anOkq,
_trl well,
few
'!_ minutes earlier too - to try to -
_:_. I didn't get it the full I0 minutes
early, sothat. bo still
.:_:;:_/ running late - _ got 5 minutes
_:_.:,_:_:; - early. I ,was too busy fooling
around with ATM end - to get over
"_ here on time. All right, lets see.
T minus 5, we've better get the
DOOR OPEN.

192 MODE READY, DOOR, OPEN, switched

open, the light's out, and we'll
wait for the READY light. Meanwhile
we'll go ahead with the preopermtion.

,. _:_" ...
. _..,___-
 4 _"

36 &'DR TAPE RECORDER is ON, the I_KADY

light's on, 92 we're skipping,
91 is ON, READY light's on, the
_:" COOLER is ON, the door is open.
_'- 90 is ON, the READY is out, we're
_ in STANDBY and the door is open.
93, RAD - RADI - RADIOM_k_.R is
STANDBY, READY out, BCATTER0_u_I'EB
is off, READY is out, ALTIM_-'_t_
is off, READY, out, 91_ is ON,
._, . ._: READY on. We're waiting for a
],i_-_:_._,_"_-i'.; 92 I_DY light. The S190 HEATER
_-" _-_,_._ . SWITCH OFF light is off. The
. ._:_/ n_.LTA TEMP and OVERTER_ PRESS
_,. _ lights are okay. We've got a
_'.7. : 192 READY, going to ONEC_ end
• :,_,-_
.- - now the 192 is POWER ON, I_DY
li6ht out, switch is in C_ECK
,.. and the DOOR is OPEN. Okay, we're
__ ready to start the EREP. Let's
_ take a look at Alfa 2. Oh now
._ _ they're - now they're cooling down.
• _,_,/ e*e whatever it is they're doing.
2 is down where it belongs now.
"_ It's reading 55 percent, S is
reading 86, h is reading 78 and
• dropping, 5 is reading 95 percent
and it's dropping too. Yeah eve_-
_ thing' s looking good now. I think
you're moving up of the - of the
:_ . 19_ POWER ON time i0 mlmu_es early

_ ",,_ I'll probably be able to make the

"_ i0 minute turn on, and it wom'% be
i_
quite
probably a gooa
so close and scary
i_ea. here.
_k_ %i_e
Just - I _ust finished an ATM pass,
J. and it's - the two things or
ectivities eme Just _ed up a
_,, little too close together this time
is all, end I ended up being late.
All right, at 15:39:30 you'll hear
- a mark. Okay, cceLing up on
39:30, stand _y -

MARK. The SOA'A'A'_:_O_ZERis going to

STANDBY. The ALTIM_WI'_a_is going
STANDBY, and the RADIOM_A'_ is OFF.
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PLT A lot of clouds there.

CDR S_y s_ain.

PIE I hope it breaks up pretty soon;

we - we have a lot of clouds.

CDR Uh-oh.

PLT Yeah, we've got 600 miles to go,

I guess.

CDR Okay, Delta 4 is reading - Okay,

that's a good readimg, a 72.

PLT Yeah, it's clearing up.

PLT Land ho.

PLT Be picking up ground pretty soon.

PLT ...

FLT There, Lake ManagUa, we're in

business.

009 Z5 _2 30 _ _m_, _2:so, _, sty.

Somewhere along the line EREP
_i:i .,_,._ START switch got left on.

i : '-; :_;_ CC Houston's with you, Skylab.

, _,_ :._
:_i, i_'_i_ eDIt Roger. Caming up on 43:00.

009 1_ 03 CDR MA_. The ALTL_'_ is ON at

_3:02.

PLT Okay, I got one of the three

volcanos. DAC on.

(:DR X marks at 43:37. Stand by -

009 i_37 _ mm_. _ _. to _m_. Next

_ !:_
_:_ _ _ one's at _3 :_3.

i PLT There's been .a cloud . .. - -

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009 15 43 45 CDR 190, MODE to AUTO.

PLT I'll track it down to 15 degrees,

and then I'll see if I can get
one of the other ones. Now, put
the DAC on now. Ah yeah. Yeah,
I'm getting them; I don't know
which ones they are. Okay, DAC off.
I can't - I think I got - -

CDB Next mark at 45 :00.

PLT 566 and 567.

CDR Stand by -

009 15 45 00 CDR MARK. S192 MODE to CHECK. 45:06,

stand by -

009 15 45 06 CDR MARK. 191 HEFEHENCE to 2. 45:30

next.

PLT Okay, I'm Almost sure I got 566

_" in the last one. It was either
567 or San Cristobal. I think it
was San Cristobal because there
were about three craters in a row
left to right.

• CDR Stand by -

009 15 _ _ CDR MARK. ALTIMETER going to STANDBY

at 45:30. Setting up MODE 5. ewe
this for an S190 READ out; READY
out at 49:40.

009 15 45 42 CDR MARK. Out at 40 - 45:41. At 46,

ALTIM,-._ER'S cc_ing on.

009 15 45 47 CDR MARK. 190 MODE to STANDBY. FRAME

is at 39.

009 15 45 _56 CDR SHD'I'A'ER

SPEED, FAST. Okay, We need
"' a %_ES AUTO CAL, Bill, at 46:16.

PLT Okay.
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CC Jerry, real quickly right after

this AUTO CALl'm goimg to need
to talk to you about a real
quick pad chau_e to save us
some data here.

CDR Okay.

009 15 h6 15 CDR MARK. Go ahead.

PLT Was that the AUTO CAL?

CDR Yeah.

PLT Yeah.

PLT Okay, you made me about 2 seconds

late.

CC Okay, real quich, Jerry, and I'Ii

help you on this upeOm_ug time at
_8:06, and not get lost. Down
_ the pad right after 55 - Correction,
right before the 55:37 entry for
S190.

CDR Okay.

CC I want you to write in S190

SHUTTER SPEED to _DIMB_.

CDR Right before 55:37, huh?

CC That's correct.

CDR All right.

CC And I've got one more for you

at 16:02. That's Just before the
entry at 03:50, 192 MODE to READY,
I want you to write in 8190
SHlr_'rmR SPEED to SLOW.

CDR 16:02, right before what?

CC It's - at a time of 16:02:00.

8190 SHUTTER 8r_:.:,_.
SLOW.
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CDR Okay, 16:02:00 SHUTTER SPR_n,

SLOW. Okay, and at the SHUTTER
SPEED, MEDIUM is going to be at
30:55:37 on the money, right?

CC That was a mistake, Jerry, that

I - it was my fault. The time for
the SHUTTER SI_EED to _DIDM is
57:00.

CDR 57 :00, okay. Okey, we may have

ourselves a tape proble_ here,
I 'm not sure. I found the EREP
switch in STA!_, snd I haven't
got the slightest idea when it
got there. I don't how long
the tape recorder's been running.
Charlie 8 is now reading 46 percent.

CC Okay, you're coming up on 48:16.

CDR Okay, stand by -

009 15 h8 07 CDR MARK it. MODE to SINGLE. Now

48:32 is the next one.

CC Okay, Jerry, thank you vex-/ much.

It was a real late catch on a pad
error we found that's going to
save us sc_e i - 190 data; thank
you.

CDR Okay. Coming up on 48:32. Stand

009 15 h8 32 CDR MARK. S190 SINGLE again.

CDR All right, now w_tching for

S191 READY light to cnme on;
expected around 48:56 to 58.

009 15 48 57 CDR MARK. It came on at 57. Going

to REFERENEE, 6. Looking for
49:12. Standby -
009 15 _9 12 CDR MARK. ALTIM_'A',:Rto STANDBY,
RANGE is 78. 48:37 is the
next one .......
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CDR Stand by -

009 15 _9 37 CDR MARK. ALTIM_'I'E_(on at 37.

PLT Standing by for 50:32, for

special 02, or 50:33 for special 02.

CC Roger, And, PLT, Houston. One

quick note on that one, chances
are it may be clouded over. If
it is, weld like you to take a
uniform cloud area.

PLT Okay. I think we're going to be

all right. Oh yeah, we're going
to be okay, Dick.

009 15 50 3h PLT Okay, IMC, ON. All right, MAX MAG,

there we go. DAC, on. IMC, LOW.
Okay, DATA push button pushed.

PLT ... minus i0 degrees release.

009 15 51 58 CDR Oksy, I've got an ALTIM_I'_ UNLOCK

light, but READY light's still good.

009 15 52 21 CDR READY light's out now. Okay, I'm

going to go to STANDBY on the
ALTIMETER now for 19 seconds.

009 15 52 hi CDR ALTIMEI'w.R's back on, rea@_" -

_LOCK is out and the READY light's
on.

PLT 52 :51.

009 15 52 51 PLT MARK. DAC off.

CDR Next markls at 53:02. Stand by -

009 15 53 02 CDR MAP_. ALTIMETER to STANDBY.

RADIOMETER to STANDBY. Next mark
is 53:1h. Stand by -

009 15 53 lh CDR MARK. SCATTERO_E_, ON_ RADIOM_,

0_. Next mark at 53:26. Stand by -
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009 15 53 26 CDR MARK. 8190 to AUTO.

pIT 53:_i coming up; we have zero UP

and zero LEFT/RIGHT.

009 15 53 _i PLT MARK. I'll Just give it a DATA

pushbutton mark there. Okay.
There's fairly heavy cloud cover;
intermittent holes breaking the
clouds. Looks like strata eu.

PLT Okay, getting sQme blue water

now at 54:17 and back over the
clouds.

CDR Okay, next mark is going to be

at 55:37. 37 coming up. Stand by -

009 15 55 37 CDR MARK. Frame INTERVAL on S190 is

going up to 20.

CDR Charlie 8's reading 40 percent now.

CDR On my mark, it'll be 15:57:00.

Stand by -

009 15 57 00 CDR MARK. SHUTTER SP_D going to MEDIUM

on S190.

CC Okay Jerry, thank you much for

that one. We're about to go LOS
here in about 20 seconds. Madrid
com_es up at 16:01, I'll call you there.

CDR Okay, we'll see you then, Dick.

PLT Okay, 57:30, made a slight

adjustment. It had drifted to
1 degree UP; I put it back to
zero degrees and it's also gone
from zero RIGHT to zero LEFT.
There's not been a change on that.

CDR On my mark, it'll be 16:00:00.

Stand by -

009 16 00 00 CDR MARK. SCA_'A',._OM_A'_2

to STANDBY.
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009 16 00 01 CDR MARK. RADIOMETER to STANDBY.

009 16 00 05 CDR S193 MODE to XTC.

009 16 O0 08 CDR POLAR - POLARIZATION is i.

009 16 00 14 CDR ALTIM_-A'ERRANGE is 7_.

009 16 00 20 CDR RADIOMETER cc_ing off.

PLT Oks_, seeing it's a nadir swath

I'll Just let it run 'til you hit
the OFF switch.

CDR Okay, l'm moving up on 35, stand by.

009 16 O0 35 CDR MARK it. ALTIM_I'EH is ON.

PLT ... and a fine maneuver coming up.

CDR Okay. Okay, here comes the tape

usage now. Going to run on
S192 in a m/nute.

CC Skylab, Houston is with you for

8 minutes, Madrid.

CDR Roger Dick.

009 16 02 02 C_R Okay, at 2 the SHtrI'I'_L8

SI_
is SLOW. That was 02:02.

CC Okay, thank yOU.

CDR 03:50 is the next mark.

CDR i minute. We've got 35-percent

tape remaining, according to
Charlie 8.

CC Roger, Jerry; ,nR considering we -

we had a whole bundle of tape in
the front end of this pass and
if that metQr is anywhere near
right, we think we're okay for
this pass. We are going to he
very interested in a quick tape
measurement from l_u after this run
f_" though, so we'll know whether or not
we have to change out for tomorrow.
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CDR Okay. Okay, here comes the tape

user at 03:50. Stand by -

009 16 03 50 CDR MARK. S192 MODE to READY. Shifting

gears on the tape recorder. Boy,
old Charlie 8 really settled down
and stoped wagging around as soon
as you get to the high speed.

CC Roger, did you get the - -

009 16 04 03 CDR 57 MODE to MANUAL?

CC Okay.

CDR Got that at 03.

009 16 04 09 CDR Okay, we got a 190 READY out.

009 16 04 14 CDR And the ALTIMETER to STANDBY.

009 16 04 16 CDR RADIOM_'±',:Rto STANDBY.

009 16 04 24 CDR 21 RADIOMETER, ON. S190, we're

going to set that at STANDBY.

CDR 05:06 is cc_ing up next. Stand by -

009 16 05 06 CDR MARK. RADIOMETER to STANDBY. 05:12

coming up next. Stand by -

009 16 05 13 CDR MARK it. 192 to STANDBY.

009 16 05 16 CDR EREP, STOP. Beat you by a hair.

CC Roger, that one looked real good,

Jerry. And incidentally, that
late - that late ch=nge I read Up
to - to you in the middle there -
it Just turned out that we had -
we were sending 190 into the sunset
at a SHUTTER SPEED of FAST and we
didn't want to do that. It was
Just an oversight and sorry we were
late but sure appreciate you're
catching it for us.
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CDR Yeah, I'm glad we got it. Okay,

let me give you a quick tape
measurement here.

CO Okay.

CDR I could give you a estimate before

I go down and get the steel tape.

CC Okay. And we'd like to have the

DAS. We're going to cycle the
heaters on the C_4G.

CDR Okay, Bill's clear of the DAS.

CC 0kay.

CDR 7/16 of an inch. Let's see what

that turns out to be. That's
my guess.

CDR Thanks, Bill.

PLT (Laughter)

CDR (Laughter) Yeah. 1.2 centimeters,

Dick.

CC Okay, Jerry, thank you very much.

CDR I was a 1/64 - 1/32 of an inch off.

Sorry about that.

CC Eyes have gone bad up there.

CDR Yeah.

CDR That's Just the width of my

pencil. I can spot the eye. The
eye is still good. Pencil's a
little sloppy but the eye is good.

CC ... it sounds Just the opposite

during the mission there. My
pencil works great but my eyes are
going bad.
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CDR (Laughter) Okay, I think I owe

you a reading here. Bravo 7 is
35 percent.

CC Okay, and we're i minute to LOS;

Carnarvon at 16 :35.

CDR Okay, we'll see you then.

CC Okay.

CC And, Skylab, I forgot to tell

you but the DAS is yours.

009 16 08 36 CDR Okay. S192, DORR, CLOSED.

CDR Yeah.

009 16 13 43 PLT This is the PLT. The time is

16:14 with a 190 frame count.
CAmeras 1 through 6: 01, 09;
22, 92; 98, 33; 91, 95_ O9, 66;
_' and 98, 83.

009 16 14 I0 PLT PLT out.

009 16 47 36 PLT This is the PLT. Time is 7 - 16:h8.

Start ti_e for }4151, that's on
)092-93 was 16 :30. Legband Charlie
Sierra and Alfa Quebec and that's -
stand by.

PLT We had 12-3/_ on the left and 13 on

the right for the measurement. I
measured the right calf twice.

009 16 _8 20 PLT PLT out.

TI_ SKIP

009 15 24 30 CDR This is the CDB at 15:2h Zulu with

the - first of all the 8192 prep
frame count. I don't know why you
really want it beacuse it's the
same count as you had last night
cm the log I imagine. Nmmber I, 0051;
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number 2, 2253; number 3, 9775;

number 4, 9137, number 5, 0908;
number 6, 9821. Okay, next subject
is the ATM debriefings from the
first pass of the day which started
at 12:12 Zulu. It was a - a JOP 6,
step i, building block i. That
whole exercise went without any
problems. EVerything went on time.
I got the video tape recording done.
And during the observing time - I
spent the whole observing time Just
sort of exploring around. I did no
shopping list itums. Mainly did some
looking at active regions 14, 15, and
16. That 's the bright spot that 's
at about 280 at 9. And looked at
another bright spot that's down at
ii0 at 0.3. I don't need to debrief
that now because I gave the full
schmear on that at - on the air-to-
ground Just a few minutes ago. 8o
_ that pretty much covers the debriefing
for the 12:12 ATM pass, The 13:1_
ATM pas - correction, 13:44 was
J0P 6, step 2 which was a quickie; no
problem there. Then I Jumped into
JOP i Echo 7]); nothing spectacular
there. When I did the step 2 with
the MIRROR GRATING at 0000, got the
whole thing finished. Stepped up
to a grating position of 772 and
got up through lime n_ber i0. Did
not get lines Ii, 12 and 13 completed.
We've powered down for EREP now
and procedlng on to the EREP exercise.

009 15 26 _8 CDR CDR out. •

009 15 26 51 CDR Am I still on record-o?

CREW Yes.

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009 17 33 Ii SPT SPT at 17:33, handheld photos

HH46 ..., mag 654, frames 107
to ii0 .... greeen light. 17:25.
It looks like the cloud formations
over the Great Lakes, in contrast
to what I have seen there yesterday
and the day before, I see cloud
streaks building. There doesn't
appear, though, ... any real wind
is moving through the area. As
a matter of fact, over Lake Michigan
there was a ... of clouds extending
north, south along the center of
the Great Lakes, but nothing
along the shore as I suspected.
The water ... warmer on the land
and ... off the center of the
water, and are completely still and
so that process is not distrubed
Right at the whole shore line of
Lake Michigan was relatively free
of clouds. The other links were
Just scattered to broken - no real
organized cloud ... that I could
see ... However, Just to show you
the ... to data and on previous
days. SH45, Gulf of St. Lawrence,
... frame 651, frames lll and ll2•
... lO0 millimeters ... picture of
HHh6. Okay, I did see some ice
formation, and it was up on the
• .. Peninsula and went on to the -
it curled right around the peninsula
and came out of the St. Lawrence
River on the south side and curled
right around the peninsula. All
the way around down through the
eastern edge of that peninsula. The
ice was in fairly large packs, one
or two miles or so in diameter, at
the ... and the further it got along
... I did not see any fragments of it
further down stream, however . ..
today and see what I can see.
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009 17 37 19 SPT SPT out.

009 17 43 37 PLT This is the PLT recording in time

for MI51 purposes on the M092 run,
17:40. PLT out.

SPT No it doesn't make any difference,

Bill.

009 17 4h 23 SPT SPT at 17:4h and 30. We're looking

at IRI0 and exposure number 41, and
the first one. Okay, timer is set
to 64. We got the rep filter 12 IR
on. TILT and ROTATION are set. 42
and 16, respectively.

009 17 h6 04 SPT Okay, there's the airglow. We still

have a little bit of sunlight right
now on the edge of the mirror.

009 17 h6 25 SPT And 40 feet we go. Let m e see what

we do here .... right on down to
I"_ yourframenumber8.

CC Skylab, Houston. 1 minute to LOS.

Tananarive at ... :02.

CC Roger, Dick.

009 17 47 33 SPT Okay, we're coming up at 48. And

we're going to take 7 --- here, okay?
Alright, let's getour rotation set,
or our tilt set. REady, good value,
take one down here. Tht looks like
a good value, we've already got and
I'm starting with a 220, 27 on the
rnage. Okay. All set; stand by for
frame number i. Stand by.

009 17 h8 34 SPT MARK. SHUTTER OPEN, wldetrack.

SPT Okay, ... frame number I ... frame

number 2.

SPT Stand by.

009 17 50 04 SPT MARK.

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SPT Takes care of frame number 2 ....

ROTATION now .... TILT.

SPT Okay, TILT is now in 58.5. Frame

number 3 coming up. All right ....
won't c_ne out. Oks_f. Stand by -

009 17 52 23 SPT MARK.

SPT Ah, nice view. There's a little -

there's some ultraviolet and ... gap
between the white horizon on the Earth,
and the violet airglow at about the
same - No, let's see, on your reticle.
•.. vertical line that comes up from
the bottom with the flat line on it.
And in the line - dash line itself
across which we're using for the tracking
about half that length - half that dis-
tahoe. And the gap extends, and then the
other half is the airglow.

z-_ SPT Okay. Accompanying ... exposure frame

number 412. Stand by -

009 17 53 56 SPT MARK.

SPT Okay, that takes care of frame number h.

Frame number 5 coming up.

009 17 55 08 SPT Let's see how we're doing on TILT. TILT

Get it going here• I can't - It's a
little bit better. Darn thing I guess
that's not ... 7.9 is creeping back,
and getting a little bit ... Okay.
Guess we got to live with this. Okay,
frame number 5 coming up.

SPT Stand by -

009 17 55 5h SPT MARK.

SPT Okay, that concludes frame number 5.

Let's take a look at frame number 6.
•.. tracking yet. Okay, varying a
little bit. Stand by -

s_
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009 17 57 20 SPT MARK.

sPT Air pollution ... range ... the

airglow is not so much moving up, but
is rotating with very little motion
along the arc, but the ring has to
be rotated. Allright. That was 6.
What are we doing now? 6 - One more.
That's number 7. Then we go - we go
to 32. Okay.

SPT Okay .... we got the right rotation -

the right roll, whatever the ring is.
Stand by -

009 17 59 ll SPT MARK. Okay, that opens up the shutter

for exposure 7.

009 18 00 16 SPT Frame number 7- Complete. Going to

frame number 8 and changed to 32 on the
exposure. 18:02. And I guess we got
a couple of minutes here. Okay, we are
now at a TILT of 358 - I guess that was
358, not 58 - 358.2. The same thing we
ran into last time as far back as we can
go. And I'm now at a range position on
frame number 7 of - of 50 - 58. And
probably be increasing here. Let's see
if we want to do this here? We're going
to get 8 more exposures, all 32. And
it's 18:02, and they time it at 18:09.
Let's spread them out. Okay.

SC Turn the ...

CC Skylab, Houston, through Tananarive, for

lO minutes.

009 18 01 55 SPT Okay. I'm coming up to that time. I'm

goint to start tracking, and we'll start.
Stand by -

009 18 02 16 SPT MARK. Frame number 8 ...

SPT Takes care of that one.

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SPT Okay. Let me get another one here.

That was 8. 9 coming up. Stand by -

009 18 04 03 SPT MARK. Okay, what I'm trying to do here

is - we've got a problem here with the -
the cord light in the background that
keeps coming in, and every once in a
while I can see it. It depends upon
where I'm standing. And I'm trying to
move it. I don't know where I can get
it out of the way. There it is.

009 18 Oh 39 SPT Okay. That's frame n_ber 9; frame

number l0 coming up.

SPT Okay. Stand by -

009 18 05 16 SPT MARK. Okay, frame l0 in WORK.

SPT 0ksy. Frame number ll. Good tracking.

CC Skylab, Houston reminding you ...

F-_ Honeysuckle, 18:25.

SPT Stand by -

009 18 06 23 SPT MARK.

SPT Okay, now the airglow is becoming more

full. Be complete about from your
bottom line to the middle dash line,
which we use in the track list. Okay.
Frame number ll. Okay now, 09 you want
to wait too.

009 18 07 ll SPT I've got to think of a way to fix that

darn light. Matter of fact, I'm going
to fix them on both recorders. Recorder
around the plus Z SAL - it's got a
green light hanging at the record panel
it 's on.

009 18 09 Oh SPT Okay, her ccmes 18:09 .... here, and

we're going to start tracking again.
We've got it all lined up.
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009 18 09 26 SPT MARK. SH_I'TER OPEN. Now, we're

going to - We're starting to come down
By down I mean the - I think the bottom
of your reticle would be the one which
has got the flat line on it. What
you should see is the Earth horizon,
and the dash lines above that and the
airglow horizon. Right now, the ...
Just about vertical in relative to the
workshop or past vertical. Let me see.
HOw many of these fellows do you want
now, again? 18:09 did frame 12. 13, 14
and 15 we've got to go. Three more,
And ... - I 'm way off scale on your ring
lock. I don't know if I ... give you
ii0. Tiltage remanis the same .... fits
into this one oVer here. Stand by -

009 18 i0 41 SPT MARK.

SPT And, that takes care of that one. Two

more to go. I changed the ROTATION
to the TILT a little bit.

009 18 ll 23 SPT Move it up. Okay, and it's tracking

... Won't come on. Stand by -

009 18 ll 42 SPT MARK. Okay, successfully getting rid

of the green ligh.

sPT Okay. One more to go. Last exposure.

Oh, boy. Last exposure coming up.
Stand by -

009 18 12 52 SPT MARK.

SPT ... sharply defined airglow ... work

with.

SPT Okay, now here's the last exposure.

SPT Turn the lights on if you like, Jer.

C'DR 0kay.

sPT Okay, you want'd to know - the TILT

is .5 - -
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SPT ROTATION is what we started with. One

and a half times ... ROTATION. We're
over here now at - -

SC Just did.

009 18 13 53 SPT - - anti of minus 50, so we're - we're

180 out from your 50. WE've got no
marks on that. Okay. I'd like to
know what frame ... 26 is advanced.
I mean 25 was your last frame. 25 was
your last frame.

009 18 14 33 SPT SPT out.

009 18 15 00 PLT Man, it's nice and warm. How about that?
Okay. THis will be a T003 - whatever
it is on the moon. What's that?

CDR You said T003.

PLT T002. Yes. T002 moon and Rigel to the

far limb. And, let's see. That's
_- ab out 55.9 degrees, and I'm going
to do a quick null bias on - here it
is - temperature is 70 degrees.

009 18 16 58 PLT MARK. 00028.

009 18 17 15 PLT MARK. 00022.

009 18 17 28 PLT MARK. 00028.

009 18 17 44 PLT MARK. 00031.

009 18 18 Oh PLT MARK. 00030. Okay. Setting 60 degrees.

Temperature is now 70 -yes, it's still
about 70 degrees. And I'ii be using
both neutral density filters. 16, and
i0 on the fixed line of sight. ANd
I'ii see whether I want to use one on
Rigel or not. Rigel to the ease
line. Looks like it's ... to get a
little light on it. Anyway, we'll
press on.
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009 18 19 18 PLT Okay. Let's see what we can do here.

Find the moon. Okay, there's Rigel
I'm goint ot come in to the left side
as I see it.

009 18 20 02 PLT MARK. Okay. 55h13.

PLT Stand by -

009 18 20 hi PLT MARK. 55366. Stand by -

009 18 21 06 PLT MARK. 55349. Stand by -

008 18 21 29 PLT MARK. 55321. Stand by -

009 18 21 51 PLT MARK. 55300. Okay. Stand by -

009 18 22 15 PLT MARK. 55290. Stand by -

009 18 22 36 PLT MARK. 55262. Stand by -

008 18 22 53 PLT MARK. 55250. Stand by -

_ 009 18 23 1)4 PLT MARK. 55225. Stand by -

009 18 23 31 PLT MARK. 55210. Stand by -

009 18 23 51 PLT MARK. 5519)4. [Beep]

CDR It's the ...

STP Why?

CDR I guess the ... generator has been laid

on down for ... orbit. It has to be
in order to be ... of ours.

PLT Standby -

CDR You will turn to your figures off for

that.

009 18 24 50 PLT MARK. 55141. Stand by -

009 18 25 18 PLT MARK. 55100. Staud by -

009 18 25 39 FLT MARK. 55093. Stand by -

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009 18 26 03 PLT MARK. 55068.

CC Skylab, Houston. We're AOS Honeysuckle.

Very shor pass, less than a minute,
Goldstone cc_es up at 18:53. And for
the BPT here's a real quick solar
update - -

PLT Stand by -

CC - - small surges which began near 26/1

point on the limb at about 15:48 Zulu
were accc_ - were accompanied by
weak centimetric radio emission - -

009 18 26 30 PLT MARK. 55044.

CC - - Active region 05. And tha active

region's now numbered active region 17.

PLT Stand by -

CDR Thank you, Dick.

CC Roger. See you at Goldstone at 18:5B.

009 18 26 48 PLT MARK. 55023. That's the end.

PLT PLT - Let's see. We have 7B degrees on

the temp. Diopters say we're minus 1.6.
for all these reasons. I did not use
filter in the star, and used both filter
on the moon. That's the 6 minus sight
filters and that's neutral density 1
and 1.6.

009 18 27 17 PLT PLT out.

TIME SKIP

009 18 42 18 SPT SPT at 18:42. At ATM [?] began at

around 18:28 or so. Okay, this is a
bearing time, with a suggestion to take
a look at the southeast limb. I have
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done that. I see in H-alpha at a ROLL

of around - this is sc_e from the
north - the ROLL of around minus 1900,
maybe 1850. I see what looks like very
small prominence extending maybe 20 are
seconds abouve the limb. Make that
possibly 25 above the llmb and the
length along the limb being about 80 arc
seconds. Below that, further south,
there is Just a small Sun burst. Could
be the left - over part of a surge,
or could actually be part of a promi-
nence. Hard to tell. It's about
i0 minutes - i0 arc seconds high, and -
and 20 are seconds along the limb. l'm
right now at a ROLL of minus 1895,
and UP/DOWN of minus 24 shich has the
white light slip parallel or taken -
parrallel to the limb. And a LEIT/
RIGHT of minus 1017 which was out
30 arc seconds above the limb.

009 18 44 25 SPT I found this to be a maximum in Oxygen VI

of around250. The regionextending
from a ROLL of minus 1880 to around
1915. It's all above 200. I think
that sight from the southeast limb
is certainly a good one. In looking
at the - Stane by a moment.

sIT In looking at the eoronagraph, we see

a - two very pronounced helmet streamers
extending above the southeast limb,
that is, at around 220, 230.

SPT On the associated H-alpha increase that

we see here which is brass [?I prom-
inence perhaps something a little
higher enerby things are coming over
the limb or in that region. And also
these relatively highte counts say
that we do have something going on
there that's worth investigatin. I'd
be surprised to see any kind of an
ae - active region that far south,
however.
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SPT Oh, very nice. As I look at the -

at XUV MONITOR in INTEGRATE, we find
this whole limb is enhanced - beginning
where I'm looking is enhanced. Adn also
coming frc_ the region maybe l0 degrees
or so above our present location we
see ... quite a bit of enhancement.

009 18 47 26 SPT And also, extending from that enhance-

ment, a little arch, which is really
a couple arc minutes long, and extends
right down to the region where I'm
presently located.

SPT So we - If we do have something done,

thls is the first time I have ever been
able to see an arch above the limb in
the XUV. Usually, we Just see enhance-
ment, and it's all filled in right
next to the limb.

SPT That's very nice. There's also is

osme enhancement quite a bit further
southon that. I'dhave to get XUV
monitor picture of this and use the
better equipment.

SPT Very nice. Okay, we're working in a

very good region then. I would recom-
mend working this one a little bit
more, and I could see - could get a
little - one little narrow, but very
pronounced arch extending down to
where I sm from the region above.

SPT Okay, I'll deplete this a little bit

more in a moment. Yeah, let me see.
I can give you some - some words
right now. Right now we got 56
going and single frame _ for 8 minutes.

009 18 h9 18 SPT In l0 minutes I'll give it.

009 18 _9 21 SPT The - The XUV slit has got a

20-second - I'm sorry, a 20-minute
exposure going, WAVELENGTH SHORT
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above the limb here. 55 has got GRATING

3 SCAN going. And 56 has got a long
exposure going, pardon me, about
20 minutes.

009 18 _9 h5 SPT SPT out.

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009 21 08 47 PLT 3.7 turns clockwise.

009 21 09 28 PLT Close the door.

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009 22 28 26 PLT ...

009 22 28 29 SPT SPT at 22:28. ATM. Okay. Reporting

the results of the four limb COAti ignment.
...009 carried out at 21:30. Additional
information: ROLL was minus 1956,
experiment ROLL. Upper limb: we had
a plus of 995 for H-ALPHA i; 82B,
plus 995 ; 55 was plus i000. I could not
put a 999, so I hazl to Jump from 998
to i000 and it's in truncation rather
than a roundoff, going from octal to
decimal. The lower limb: 82B, minus 958;
55 minus 957. Left limb: H-ALFA i,
minus 89h; 82B, minus 894; 55, minus 899.
Right limb : 82B, plus 1083, 55,
plus 1082. Mirror position, 1033, 1033.
SPT out.

PLT ... Okay, I'll try to get ready. (?)

CC Okay, you want it now or you want to

wait - wait a while?

/--" PLT ...

SC Okay, all I need is on the - the first

field, the Kouhoutek which is plate 25 -
we want to change the field. It should
be 19.1 ...

009 22 30 44 SPT SPT again at 22:31 .... cases last ...

nipsor we had a co_ set up here which
was not correct. The Delta 4 limb
coalignment, going to 009 ; time 21 :30.
Additional information: a ROLL of
minus 1956; H-ALPHA-I in the upper limb,
plus 995; 82B, plus 995; 55 plus i000.
I could not get 999. I had to go from
998 to i000. Lower limb: 82B, minus 958;
55, minus 957. Left limb: H-ALPHA-I,
minus 894; 82B, minus 894; 55, minus 899.
Right limb: 82B, plus 1083; 55,
plus 1082. Mirror position 1033, 1033.

009 22 32 05 SPT SPT out.

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009 23 35 47 SPT SPT at 23:36, ATM ops. Passage

began at 23:03. Building block 32,
no problem. Went through the
pass to get some observing time in.
Went out and looked at the -
at what I what I was figuring was
a limb structure above the active
regions in the southeast quadrant.
When I first went out there I couldn't
see it. What I did was then go out
around 20. I searched for a long
time, probably spent a little bit
too long looking for it.

009 23 37 i0 SPT Looked for it in the XUV monitor, and

for some reason it was Just not very
clear. I could seethe base where
it started out at either end, hut
it was not - the top was not clear.
For i, 2, 3, 4 - second integrations
the optimum turned out to be 2 before -
in order to see it.

009 23 BY 50 SPT I also noted at that time that right

down there at the base where I thought
the - where I thought it was - where
I thought the loop structure was,
directly underneath it would be a
prominence. I thought : well, all
l'm seeing now is Just absorption by
the prominence of the higher XUV
emission, and that's what gives me
the loop appearance; there's another
active region coming around the corner.
So, i figured while I was over there,
l'd - would go ahead and try to at
least find the hottest region in
that area. So I went out around
SO arc seconds - 20 arc seconds, I
believe, and rotated around the
Sun until I could get at Sun center -
until I could get to a relatively hot
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location. And star%ed that with

a 15-second - 15-minute exposure
for the XUV SLIT, WAVELENGTH SHORT.
GRATING AUTO SCAN for 55. And then
I started a 8-minute exposure on
FILTER 4 for 56.

009 23 39 06 SPT I then started looking at the

XUV monitor again, and after about
h minutes went by and for some
reason, all of a sudden the loop
structure was now very apparent
again. And sure enough, it was right
down there close to where the
prominence had appeared. This prominence,
as I mentioned earlier this morning
when I saw - first was the loop
structure was not a very pronounced
prominence, if one at all. It
was two appendages maybe 30 to 40 arc seconds
long coming off of the - the limb, maybe
spaced 60 arc seconds apart and
.4 declined towards the sough, with an
angle between the - the limb and the
axis of the appendage of about
30 degrees. Now, this evening the
prominence over there is fairly
well difined. Looks like they have
zero prominence.

009 23 40 21 SPT Okay, back to the middle of these

observations which were being carried
out; and I looked again and saw
what is now the loop structure was
very prominent above the -
that area. And I questioned why
the heck it would change in visibility
in the XUV monitor. I've tried
things like turning the CROSSHAIR
INTENSITY way down to make sure that
that was not entering into it.
Moving off of - once I committed
myself to move, I moved off completely -
off the crosshair location and confirmed
that was not it.
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So what I decided was that, seeing as

you don't have too much more time, and
these things been around for too long,
I interrupted what i was doing. The
only thing I really regretted was
that I had the XUV SLIT going on type 101
film, your last frame.

009 2S 41 18 SPT And I think all I got in for them on

that relatively hot location around
20 arc seconds off the limb was a
5 minute 20 second exposure. And
I got a little over 4 minutes for 54,
SINGLE FRAME 4, and Just about a
GRATING AUTO SCAN for 55.

SPT So, I committed myself to move, and

looked then in magnesium X on the grating,
and went over to a location on the
loop structure - over on the
alleged loop structure - and found
some counts up around 200, 250. And
I was about 35 are seconds off the
limb. And from the data which I had
supplied to me by 55 on permsnent
general message number 6, that's right
in the ball park for loop structure
in magnesium X. So I found the hottest
ioeatlon and started a GRATING AUTO
SCAN there. I gave 82B a h0-second
exposure WAVELENGTH, SHORT timed
using auxiliary timer. And 56 reeieved
a PATROL, SHORT.

009 _3 _3 25 SPT So, it may very well be that we've

Just got cold material - ...
relatively cool material in front
of the XUV emission above zero, and
active regions still yet to come
around the corner. I guess it's
a little bit of good news and a
little bit of bad news. If it's
a loop, then we've got something
real interesting. If it's not a
loop, then we got something hot
coming around the corner. So maybe
all is not lost. It's had my hopes
_. up, and I think turned out a little
bit - turned out to be somewhat of
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of a disappointment, in that I could

never really get it down using 55,
as well as the ...

009 23 44 30 SPT One thing I find about this work is

that, it's sure - sure is frustrating
because you're always under the gun
from the time element. The old
event timer - or time of the sunset
Just keeps cranking down. And you know
you've got to - to try to get some
useful data with the instruments avail-
able, and yet, you don't want to do
it in a way which is going to cause
you to miss maybe one of the better
opportunities. So it's this constant
battle of do I diddle a little bit
more and try to find something better,
or do I settle for what I've got?

009 23 45 31 SPT I guess, however, that could be

said for all kinds of neat things in
life. Tomorrow, on the day off,
I think I'll lo - look at that area
a little bit more; try to get the -
a good look at the - what is coming
around the corner. And if it does
turn out to be a loop maybe we'll
get that too.

009 23 46 i0 SI°T SPT out.

CDR ...

PLT ...

009 23 46 57 PLT Suppose you give me i0, and then

I ... value. I - I - I intend to take
longer and - and do the four slower.

SC ...

009 23 49 35 CC Skylab, Houston. We're AOS through

Goldstone, got you cross continent for
about 18 minutes.

PLT Roger.
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009 23 56 49 PLT Okay, S183 ops starting up.

PLT Okay, S183. And -

OC For the PLT, Bill, your assumption

was correct on the filters. The
1 and 1.6 total up to 2.6.

PLT Okay.

CDR Okay, Crlp.

PLT Okay, l've got .... Now we want 19.1.

That's approximately - oh,
I think about 3 - 3.4 to start with,
3.h turns counterclockwise, i, 2, 3-1/2,
and let's see what we got here. Ah,
those numbers really gripe me. Flash-
light out. Okay that's 2.3 and I want
255.3, 3.7. Okay. 255.3, there we
go. TILT 19.1. There we go. TILT,
PLATE 25 1 got set. Okay, let's go
through.

009 23 59 06 CC CDR, Kouston. You got a moment to

talk, Jer?

SC (Laughter )

CDR Sure, go ahead.

CC Roger. I guess I'm not sure exactly

what references were made to it tod8%y - -

PLT Okay .... filter switches, okay.

CC - - EREP tape change out - -

FLT -0/300100

CC • The - the mount we've got on

is adequate for it.

FLT Okay .... Now on recorder .... record.

Operate - operate DAC for - -

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Okay, you want to wait until after

sunset to do this. Okay, and sunset
is at 00:02; 2 minutes from now,
appr oximat ely.

CC Let me get a verification on that, Jer.

CDR Last time I remember doing it was

when I did a film ...

PLT I put it on tpae so that you'll know

that I'm doing it.

009 23 59 54 PLT Been pretty negligent about calling

that out. I think I did - have missed
that about twice during the mission,
but

CC - - and it's, I guess ...

PLT I think that mainly, I Just been -

haven't been calling it out. So,
we're waiting for sunset.

CC Yes, this - you're right it did

run off quite a hit, but we still
have an adequate amount to do the
pass this way.

CDR Great. Thanks, Crip.

010 O0 O1 20 PLT Okay. Standing by for 00:02. We are

recording. Okay, I'll hit the
switch again just to make sure. Okay,
I'm waiting to run the DAC. Windows
covered. Okay going to time. Shutter
speed 1/60, verify. Okay. SEQUENCE
SWITCH to START.

O10 O0 02 20 PLT MARK. Okay, it was 20 seconds

after sunset. All right, that's
PLATE number 25. Voice record film
plate number, TILT and ROTATION valves.
Okay. The TILT is 19.1 per change given
to me, and 255.3 using the technique -
special operation technique. And,
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let's see, ... reading to 5.3.

Yes. Okay, voice record film plate
number, TILT and ROTATION settings,
any pertinent comments. Everything
looks good.

010 00 02 56 PLT ... 300 seconds. Time lapse. Okay,

l'm Just going to stand by, but l'm
going to turn the recorder off.

010 00 05 04 PLT PLT, Just for the record on S183,

carrousel 2-2, the alignment marks,
of course, we're checked when the
carrousel was taken out previously.
But they were also checked before put-in.
They were aligned - two marks were
aligned. And there was no difficulty
•.. carrousel in; no difficulty in
advancing to plate 25.

010 00 05 27 PLT PLT out.

010 00 08 15 PLT Okay, PLT back on line here for S183.

We ought to be finishing the sequence
up fairly soon. And I want to wait
until i0 past the hour before I start
this.

PLT Okay, this is field 052. That was

the comet we took. All right, there's
plate - PLATE 26 showing. I want
ROTATION 149.2, 3.7 turns counter-
clockwise from present position.
3.7 turns counterclockwise. 3 point.
And I want to indicate 9.2. I've
indicated zero point something. Let's
see. Okay, 9.2 is showing. TILT, 24.3.
Okay. Zero. Okay, stand by.
0/0/1260. Okay, and I can start at
i0 past.

010 00 i0 07 PLT Okay, we got 0/0/1260. PLATE 26.

ROTATION is 149.2 - reading's 9.2,
and 24.3. And - Oh me, I - that
was the right one to change. Dang.
I changed the one above to 19.1. I
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wonder if this one was supposed to

have been changed. Oh! Well, it's
in progress now. 0nly thought there
was one of them that needed to be
changed, PLATE 25. No, that's what
it says, PLATE 25, first frame. Oh,
whew. Okay.

010 O0 ll 39 PLT And, PLT out.

TIME SKIP

OlO O0 21 51 PLT This is the PLT coming up with

termination sequence on S183 shortly.

PLT Stop exposure at sunrise, 00:29, by

placing the SEQUENCE START/STANDBY
switch to STANDBY. Okay, got 35 seconds
to go.

010 00 28 26 PLT MARK.

PLT Stand by -

OlO O0 29 O1 PLT MARK. STANDBY at 29.

PLT Wait for the light to go out. I 'm

going to - - Okay, all EXPOSURE
switches to 0. 000. I must want
PLATE 27. Tur - operate DAC for 1 second.
Okay. 12 feet per second. Okay,
anything else they want me to deal with?
Okay, I've got a 02. Well, I'm going
to turn the recorder off. Everything
looks good.

O10 O0 30 03 PLT PLT out.

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010 01 42 37 SPT SPT at 02:42. ATM pass which began

at 00:56, building block IA and IB,
straight forward; VTR, no problem.
And I tried to sneak in a little
observing time there twoards the
end but never got a chance to
take any data. But, ... tried to
take a look again at the activity
above the limb, the southeast limb.
And I must 8d_4t that it still looks
pleasing. I went out 55 or 58 -
58 arc seconds off the limb.

SPT Went to - GRATING position of 2694,

so I could look at neon VII, the
465 line. And then Just rolled it
out Sun center. And I found
counts around 5060 as I was rolling
about Sun center. The area where
I suspected the loops to be
in are up around 20 or 30 as best as
_-_ I can remember. So perhaps there was
something there. I know what you've
given me is numbers considerably
smaller than that, 7 to !0. I was
surprised by those numbers. The
ones where they were the highest were
up north of the region I suspected
a loop to be. A loop I finally centered
in a ROLL on - on a maximum in
neon VII and a ROLL of minus 1558.
And that loop structure is Just
barely - barely apparent sometimes
in the XUV Monitor and then it gets
diffuse and then sometimes it comes
in fairly clear. We do have some
GRATING SCAN on it today, so I'm sure
that the question can be resolved.
But whether it's really loop
structure or Just an active region
... high in the corona which is
occulted by the prominence.
Several things go against that
though. One is that the line which
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I saw in the XUV MONITOR was

very thin as opposed to a emission
which is occulted which I would
expect to be a little more diffuse
and larger than that. And again
all that I saw all here was using the
precision image scope and short
integration, Just 2 seconds. Also
magnesium X count was relatively
high which I mentioned on air-to-ground.
And that the fact that it comes and
goes. Now I wouldn't expect loop
structures to come and go unless
there's really lots of activity
causing the material to rain down from
above and sporadically fill in
and empty a loop.

010 01 47 29 SPT Around tomorrow looks like a good

day from an observing standpoint.
The loops are part of the ... amount
over the limb but we'll get a
better look at that whole area.
Hopefully we'll end up with a
little flair probablity in - where
the •.• might climb up to at least
a tow or a three; I hope so. The
corona has also changed, mostly in the
way of an addition. At about 260,
270, 280, there is a fairly diffuse
streamer structure. I ... structure
•.. diffuse area of the emission
in the corona ... section, if you
will. The pointed streamer or
spiked streamer which I pointed
out at 300 is still there although
it has increased in width a little
as it gone - has gone out • The
two over at 330, 240 are still over-
lapping. And ... appear roughly the
S_ •

010 01 48 52 SPT SPT out.

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010 03 05 42 CDR This is the CDR at 02:53. Having

gone on another photography spree I
_st now pay the piper. The
subject is Earth observations.
This was a pass that was ascending
up from over S-mntra to the southern
tip of Kamchatka. The first photos
taken were at 02:34. And this is
the first time we've seen the Malsy
Penisula almost in toto. There were
thin - thin cirrus over the Malay
Penisula but you could see the ground
underneath and pretty much see
the layout of things. This is
the HHI52 area so I took two frames
and hoped that we'll he able to
see through the clouds in the picture
and get some useful information on
landings to the Malay Penisula.
The frame numbers are 123 and 124 on
the Hasselblad i00, the magazine of
Charlie X-ray 51. The f/stop was
ii, 1/250. Then as we motored on
up over the coast of China, we had
an excellent overhead picture of
Hong Kong which I thought wan - was
taken with a Hasselblad. And that
was frame number 125, taken at
02:_0, the same settings, f/ll and
1/250. Then we got up over Korea.
And Korea was essentially clouded-over
and Japan, off to the east, was
fairly much clouded. I could see
where Sakamizimra - Sakurazima was
located. However the cloud - it
was covered over with clouds and I
could see no indication that the
smoke from the volcano was effecting
the clouds in any way. But, I did
note that the cloud - the clouds
appeared to be moving in the same
direction that the smoke was moving
that I've seen it on clear days. That
is, swinging down from the north, over
the top of the volcano, and then south
of the volcano swinging in a - in a
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nice curve off to the southeast.

Going from north swinging - making
a curve and going to the southeast.
So there seems to be a prevailing
wind, at least for the last B or 4 days,
over that part of Japan blowing the
clouds in that direction. There's
no clouds blowing the smoke from
Sakurazima. Then as we moved on
up over northern Japan, the Tokyo area,
the picture - the angle was much too
oblique to get any kind of a good
picture. I took the binoculars and
did some looking for fault zones. And
I couldn't see really much of
anything, so I guess we'll Just have
to wait till we get an overhead shot
fo - of the Tokyo area and get a shot
when it's clear. As usual from the
southern end of Honsku on up,
the sewtern side of Japan is
covered with clouds. All the
mountain areas are completely clouded
over. The only part of Japan that
was visible was around the Tokyo area
and then up around the Saltla (?) Air
Force Base up in northern Japan. And
on the island of Hokkaido we saw
very - I saw very little land. I
started looking off toward Russia and
Sakhalin Island and the Sea of 0khotsk
and -that's not the right pronuciation
but that'll have to do. Noticed ice
beginning to form but no real ice packs
yet. I got a fairly good picture with
a Hasselblad, frame number 126, f/8
over - and it's 1/250. I took that
at 02:51. And it's up in the - in
the bay or the gulf between Kamchatka
and the Russian cit of Magadan. And
you could see the floes of - of ice
beginning to form. You could see the
long, serpentine indication that ice

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was beginning to form in that gulf.

And I think I got a farily decent
picture of that. It's fairly low Sun
angle and fairly oblique. But
it's sort of a big picture and will
probably have started on our gathering
of data on ice formation in this
part of this country.

010 02 57 52 CDR The CDR out.

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010 15 37 3h SPT SPT at 15:37, ATM pass which

began at the 14:38. We got
the two relatively short ex-
posures taken care of, building
block 32 and the single for 82A.

PLT Yeah.

CREW ... Yes, ... no.

CDR Whee! Thank you. (Laughter)

I_ Just occurred to me that you
don't have to ... lined up ...
maneuvers.

CREW ... maneuver time is in.

010 15 38 30 SPT Okay I spent this orbit trying

to locate loops. I plan to spend
a f_ir amount of time here the
rest of the day. And I thought
it would be worthwhile to try to
figure out what there really is
on the southeast limb. Again in
the XUV MONITOR I could see - and
first of all, I think the work loops
is perhaps the incorrect one; it
ought to he called arches. Because
I did not see large circles any-
where while resting on limb, but
rather arches.

010 15 39 08 SPT There are two locations that I was

the arches, above and below the HORI-
ZONTAL CROSSHAIR when I have a ROLL
of minus 1533 and the SLIT tangent to
the limb.

010 15 39 49 SPT Actually, 15 33 is not a correct ROLL

there. It's more - probably more like
1650, so this with ... should he
essentially equidistant between the
two of them. They're about an ARC
MINUTE above and an ARC MINUTE below.
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010 15 h0 30 SPT And I was able to establish some

maximums. Unfortunately, that's in
oxygen VI and enon VII and some - a
little of magnesium X, I'll discuss
in a minute. But they were not coin-
ciding with the visible ones on the
SUV MONITOR. I did get a very - one
similar close to that in the XUV
MONITOR. In my ROLL of 1650 I better
not give you a good - I guess it'd be
somewhere between - I could give you
some better numbers here; let me think
a moment. I guess around 1540 would
probably do it, something somewhere
around in there would be - with the
two of them would be equidistant and
essentially the feet of the arches
would - would come together.

010 15 41 50 SPT First maximum arm located, I had

a ROLL of minus 1533, UP/DOWN of
minus 2 ARC SECONDS, a LEFt/RIGHT of
-- minus 1024, and today the limb is at
around 990, so tht puts us around'
34 are seconds off the limb. Oxygen VI
the maximum was around 270, i0 arc
seconds either way would bring that well
below 200; that's LEFT and RIGHT and
also UP and DOWN. Magnesium X was
around 300 at that location. So it
was very diffuse maximum, if one could
be established" at all. It Just
decreased very slightly in moving
inward towards the limb. But then
of course, we went back up.

010 15 42 56 SPT Also at that same ROLL, but in a

position of UP/DOWN of plus 12 and
minus 1038, I found a maximum - I
should say a maximum -

SPT We're reading for magnesium X up

around 200. At that point I went over
to look at neon VII. Watched the
neon VII line - 465 line - at a
grating of 2695.
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SPT I ... the same ROLL of minus 1533,

an UP/DOWN of plus 12.

SPT A LEFt/RIGHT of minus 1028, I got a

reading of around 15. And again,
it's awfully hard to get a - a good
reading on this as the counts are very
noisy dand bouncing around but you have
to just kind of Judge the - the two
extremes and average. In this case,
I was getting some counts up in the
20's, as well some in the low i0. So
I call it 15, at 1033 and again at
1025, the average went down to around
12. By that I jusged I was getting no
counts at 20 and some below i0.

010 15 45 43 SPT Then again,as I went in further, of

course, I saw a loop brightening,
started bringing our counts back up
again. But there very definitely
was a maximu/n at that point, although
-- it was not the sharp contrast I was
really looking for. Another point
now, same ROLL, was minus 1553 and a
LEFt/RIGHT or UP/DOWN - excuse me, of
minus 38. I got a maximum at 1035
and 10h0, around in there they were
both reading 20. At h7, the count
had dropped down to 10h7. The count
had dropped down to 15 and at 1015
the count was down to 3. So very
definitely did hve one there. And I
think that's approximately the area
I'll be tending to work in the next
couple of orbits and try to get sc_e
good spectrum. I could randomly pick
out any one of these maximums and start
taking spectra, but I'm not sure you're
going to be getting - some of the better
data. So I have taken the time out
here to try to figure out here where
some of the maximums are and try to
map this thing a little bit. I must
still admit that I'm rather confused on
what I see in the XUV MONITOR. I find
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it is extremely sensitive to the

integration time, the crosshairs
where you work the other crosshair
intensity Just below the visual ...
or not. And to some other random
factor which - It seems as though
the loops or arches, if you will,
always appear or ... That is, if I
point where the arch is, turn the
crosshair intensity all the way down
after I'm established I'm at the right
point, integrate the arch now seems
to stand out very well at that
location and it's always the opposite
one. So this is not as rational a
program as I'd like to see, needless
to say, but I will try to at least
establish a - a good maximum. I think
I'll work in neon VII, get us tangent
to the limb and then start working that
area for spectra.

010 15 48 42 SPT SPT out.

TIME SKIP

O10 15 57 27 CC - 60 degrees, 60 degrees or so at the

most ... - -

O10 15 57 32 PLT Okay, this is the PLT, T002, star/

Moon. This will be Aldebaran to the
far side - the far limb.

SPT ... the 55 instrument. I was able to

establish several peaks in neon VII
and very diffused one in magnesium
l0 and a big one in oxygen VI.
However, they don't really coincide
with what I'm able to see in the
XUV MONITOR. I think I do have ... - -

PLT Stand by -

SPT - - peak though to work with around -

oh, 244 degrees from solar north.
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So I'ii be working that one the next

orbit. I spent a lot of time this
past one just trying to map out what
the situation is over there. I still
have to admit it's not straightforward
at all. And I'll try to get - get
it a little better in hand on this
next orbit and then start trying
some good spectra of related points.

CC Okay, Ed, thank you very mudh for

keeping us updated and please
continue any time you have a chance.

SPT Will do it, Dick. Thank you.

CC Yes, sir.

PLT Dick, PLT, I'd like for you to check

on something for me.

CC Okay.

PLT Subject is TV107, recorded some stuff

several days ago and am getting
ready to tear down the equipment
and suddenly it occurred to me I had
not had a comment on it. Would you
check and see that that all got down
and voice with it?

010 15 59 05 CC Okay, Bill, hang on.

010 15 59 31 CC Skylab, Houston. We're about a minute

from LOS. Honeysuckle comes up in
4 minutes.

sPT Dick, I see I missed the TV downlink

on this last orbit -

PLT Stand by.

SPT - and if there is any way I can get

that information back to them, either
VRT or TV downlink on subsequent
orbit, please let me know.
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CC Okay, why don't you let me get back

to you - the best way to hsndle that.

010 15 59 53 PLT MARK.

SPT Thank you.

PLT 60600. I think that's supposed to be

6 - well, that's close enough. It's
actually minus up to the last gradua-
tion. 60599 or 60600.

PLT Stand by.

010 16 Ol 33 PLT MARK. 60522.

PLT THis is with filter 1.0, by the way.

PLT Stand by.

010 16 02 07 PLT MARK. 60596.

PLT Stand by.

010 16 02 48 PLT MARK. 60445.

PLT Find it less difficult to make the

marks with tis 1.0 filter. It doesn't
block out enough and lose brightness.
It makes it a little harder to see the
star. However, it's not all that bright.

PLT Stand by.

010 16 03 23 PLT MARK. 60400.

PLT Stand by.

010 16 03 41_ PLT MARK. 60371.

PLT Stand by..

010 16 Oh 13 PLT MARE. 60356

PLT Stand by.

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CC Skylab, Houston. We're AOS Honeysuckle

for a real short pass, about a minute
and a half. Texas comes up at 16:3h.
And SPT, Houston, when we get to
TExas, we have enought time there,
right after the Texas AOS, to get the
TV downlink. So as soon as we lock
up to it I'll let you know then. We
can pick up that at thap point. And,
PLT, Houston, in answering your ques-
tion on TV107, we've talked to the
folks over at Marshal who have taken
a look at all these downlinks to ask
them. HOwever, it's going to be a
little while before we get an answer.
And so if it isn't inconvenient to you,
we'd appreciate it if you wouldn't
tear it down yet. And then after
this if the - at least by the Madrid
pass, that follows this next stateside
pass, will get yo an answer.

010 16 05 16 PLT Okay.

CC Thank you.

CDR Houston, CDR

CC Go.

CDR Hey, Dick. A little historical question.

Can you research and find out for us
what day it was that we lost CMG l?

CC Sure thing.

CDR Say, Dick. I Just realized we've got

a master anomaly list. WE can get that
information ourselves.

PLT Stand by.

CC Well, as a matter of fact, I was looking

in the master MAL here and - and going -

010 16 05 55 PLT MARK. 60240.

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CC We'll get to you.

CDR Okay.

010 16 06 02 CC It was day 327, Jerry. We think.

Wait, though, we're checking this.

CDH Okay.

PLT Stand by.

CC That's correct. 327.

CDR Rog_.

010 16 06 17 PLT MARK. 60211.

PLT Stand by. Having trouble seeing that

door. Just a little.

010 16 07 18 PLT MARK. 60151.

010 16 17 50 PLT MARK. 60110.

PLT Stand by.

010 16 08 4_' PLT MARK. 660060.

010 16 09 13 PLT MARK. 60027.

010 16 09 38 PLT MARK. 600O6.

010 16 i00l PLT MARK. 60011.

010 16 ii 08 PLT MARK. 6599- 26. It's getting light.

Probably do one more mark.

010 16 ii 31 PLT MARK. 59889.

010 16 12 12 PLT MARK. 59856. I think I'll keep on going

here until I lose it.

010 16 12 36 MARK. 59839.

CDR Houston, CDR.

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PLT I've lost it.

010 16 13 25 PLT Okay, now. Those marks were much

easier to take. What I did I make a -
made a well with that long strap.

010 16 13 31 PLT ANd then I hooked it over the - mount

for the bar for $90, S063. The point
is = ... knows there is anything in
particular to do with that - I held
myself over to the window. And with
my feet in the triangle shoes, there's
only a certain number of triangles I
can get my shoes in down here. And I
was having to lean forward and streach
my abdomins_Imuscles to hold myself
in position to make the mark.

010 16 13 59 PLT By making ... and pulling myself over

toward the window I was able to lean
the instrument against the window
and I think, make the marks much more
-- accurately. But whether theyrre more
accurate or not is - is subject ot
question. However, I will say this,
that it's much less fatiguing to do it.

010 16 lh 19 PLT And this emphasizes one of my previous

con_ents, in that body posture is a very,
very important thing in making the
mark, in gelng able to make them in =
with sc_e degree of comfort. I noticed
that much, much, much less Jitter of
the star, as I was taking the marks on
the limb, and much - and while I was
taking the null bias it was much easier
because the - it wasn't the Jiggling,
continuous Jiggling.

010 16 lh 45 PLT So I guess what I'm saying was the

2 point foot restraint; that is, having
both feet nailed down to the floor and
then having your body - the upper torso
of the body - more or less fixed. And
the way I fixed it was Just pull my -
_V waist over toward the window with
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a belt which is looped around a

fixture. And then by pressing the
instrument slightly against the
window, Just resting it on the window,
I was able to - to get a very, very
stable platform, much more stable than
the previous. Teh previous the thing
was Just Jiggling around and I was Just
sort of having it out to position.

OlO 16 14 2h PLT Okay, temperature on the instruments

is 73 degrees, now. And that was done
by the way, with filter 1.0 in. And
it was much - a bit more difficult to get
Aldebaran on the limb then with a
filter 1.6.

O10 16 15 h3 PLT And next orbit I'll try to get both of

them. PLT out.

010 16 15 50 PLT PLT again on teh T002. I didn't give

you the null bias. I started at 15:40;
68 degreeswas the temperature. 1.6,
teh diopter. And here is the null bias;
00038, 00035, 00033, 0003h, 00035.
PLT out.

01- 16 31 01 SPT SPT at 16:30, ATM. Okay, first started

with a ... and I'll be trying to get in a
couple of extra orbits, here. When I
talked with the crimson team last pm,
I understood that I was going to take
7 orbits today, except for those which
I was not going to tell them which one
I would be dropping out of. Right now,
I'm going to try to get in all seven.

010 16 31 34 SPT Apparently, the word got passed around

the other way; that I would tell you
which ones I would ts_ke, rather than
which ones I would be dropping out of.

010 16 31 46 SPT Okay, I continued this elusive search,

and I found another factor in looking
at the XUV monitor, which is a very
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obscuring factor. And that is that

we've got the little pick marks in the
center.

010 16 34 01 SPT And I'm sure, on more than one occasion

in looking for these arc structures,
that has led me astray. Because those
pick marks you don't see when you're
off the limb. But? the fact that they
i are there will obscure part of the
plage that you're looking at and,
therefor, make you think you're seeing
an arch when you're not. Realizing
that, I moved cc_apletely away frc@a the -
pick marks.

010 16 32 35 SPT And we're still able to see some

arch structure although the - it was
not as well defined, of course_ as I
had led myself to believe in any of
those pick marks very close to the
limb. However, there is still ...
something there, visually.

010 16 33 15 SPT And rightnow I am at s_ne plage which

has a mounted structure to it. I
would not say that the intensity
disappears as we go into telemetry
increase, but it certainly comes on very
abruptly. And then it's more or
less uniform, maybe degreasing a bit,
depending upon what the mind's eye
will see it in the flash of time that
you can get out of the integrate.

OlO 16 33 47 SPT What I have seen, however, and what I

am not working on, is a maximum in
neon VII, ... 65. The coordinates are
in a roll; a permanent ROLL of minus 153h.
An I/P/DOWN of minus 0020; left leg of
minus 1045, so that's almost an ARC
MINUTE off the limb.

010 16 3h 29 CC Skylab, Houston. We are AOS -

SPT The maximum is approximately 20.

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CC - at Texas, stateside, for 6 - 16-I/2 minu-

tes, and, SPT, Houston, we're ready
for the TV downlink.

SPT Okay, stand by. We've got a TV down-

link, here.

SPT Okay, Dick. I'm working on the limb

so the best I'll be able to give you is
the XUV MONITOH, but I'll go ahead.

CC Okay.

PLT Dick, a quick question for the photo

people.

CC Okay. Go ahead, Bill.

010 16 34 55 PLT On this handheld of the tree infestation

up in New England and I have IR -

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010 16 45 41 SPT SPT again at 16:h5. Continuing

on with teh debriefing the orbit
which began at 18:10. Okay, I
finally started getting some data.
Let's see, I was pointing out
where we had the maximum in - neon
VII was a maximum of around 20.
Dropped off to maybe 15 going in
and ... abruptly to below i0 going
outward. And in UP and DOWN it took
around two GRATING STEPs to get it
below l0 in each direction. I did
maximize the A*D and MPC however.
In UP/DOWN it was a fairly diffuse
macimum, which it would be if it
was at the top of the - of the arch
structure. In LEI_2/RIGHT it would go
down below 10, the 1 step. Went down
to around l0 in one step and going
in took around two steps. UP and
DOWN took approximately two steps
in each direction. Throughout this
_- location55 got three GRATINGAUTO
SCANs, and I went all the way around
again to 2796. In th MECH REF. And
that - at that position then I started -
some GRATING or some - MIRROR AUTO
RASTERs. I got one down around to
line 20 and then one down to 13.
And I might add that had planned to
go much more extensively on this
orbit. We had to knock off some
RM with 18 minutes remaining or so.
As we realized that Bill Pogue came
up and said he had a maneuver to
make and all - at 44, and all of a
sudden there were 18 minutes when I
Just set up, and off we go into
CMG ATT HOLD and away from observations.
So I didn't really get the extensive
observations that I wanted to in
the way of data anquiasition. 82B
did get in a WAVELENGTH SHORT times
4 exposure. It was Just about
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parallel to the limb. 54, I was

hoping to get in at least a 17-
minute exposure for them; I got in
a 15-minute and about an ll-minute
exposure for 56, SINGLE FRAME, 4.
So we did get something at a - at
a maximtun ; perhaps it was an arc
structure. But without nearly
continous daylight and a lot of
time to really work it, it sure
is tough to pin it down. I think I
initially was led a little astray
by the three marks in the XUV _DNITOR.

010 16 49 44 SPT But I don't think that was it

totally and think we do have some
type of arc structure there, but
it's Just not as well defined as I
hoped.

010 16 53 l0 SPT Well, SPT again. I neglected -

to add that at the beginning of this
_- orbit,the 18:10 orbit,we gave
52 some Sun-centered operations, a
building block 32 with 56 getting a
PATROL SHORT ; CONTINUOUS for
i minute with a roll of minus 5h00.

010 16 53 33 SOT SPT out.

TIME SKIP

010 17 05 i0 CDR This is the CDR on the air at

about 17:05:15, the subject being
S201 the first exposure was at 17:06
and that ... 36 with a ROTATION of
230.0, a TILT of 24.4. Okay.
30 seconds to go. MY first mark
will be POWER switch ON, the second
mark will be 1 second later on the
START. Stand by, 8 seconds to go.
17:06 Stand by.

010 17 06 00 CDR MARK. POWER ON.

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010 17 06 01 CDR MARK START.

CDR Holy Mosses, I Just saw this thing;

says change TILT to 32.h. And it
doesn't even tell me how to get
there. Oh, I beg your pardon.
TILT, ROTATION. Thought I was in
trouble. Okay, I'm taking the lock
off the TILT. It's sitting at 2h.h.
We're ccming up on 07. I thought I
had a ROTATION change there and I
panicked. Okay, it's 17:07:05 now;
at 17:07:hl I'll make my TILT change.
Okay, coming up on hl. Stand by.

010 17 07 hi CDR MARK It Just heard a hoopt (?) and

I'm changing to 32.h on the TILT.
And it's set. 32.4. And locked.
The next one will be at 17:09:28 and
that'll be the POWER switch OFF.
That's one minute from now. Okay,
the time is 17:0 - 17:09 now. Okay,
on my mark it'll be 17:09:28 and the
POWER switch will come OFF. Stand by.

010 17 09 28 CDR MARK. 17:28, the POWER's OFF. Okay,

going to a ROTATION of 25h.7. This
is in another - let's see. That is
0.9 turns clockwise. All right ...
I'm setting it at 4.7. That's set.
And locked. The TILT is 23.7.
That's set and locked. 17:10:30 is
our time of doing things and that's
in l0 seconds. At 10:30 the POWER
comes ON; at 31 it's START. Stand by.

010 17 19 30 CDR MARK. The POWER is ON.

010 17 l0 32 CDR MARK. START. That was 17:10:31.

I think 1 minute is pulling it -
calling it Just a tad tight on
changing the ROTATION. If there was
any problem with it I wouldn't have
made your first exposure time. I
think you ought to leave a little
bit more than 1 minute. I think
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2 minutes probably is - is right.

In this case it was not much of a
crank to go, so it was okay; but
if there are several turns of the
crank to go, you probably ought
to give a little extra time. Okay.
17:22 is our next effort.

010 17 ll _3 CDE Okay, this is the CDR. I'm going

to go off the air for now.

010 17 13 58 SPT SPT at 17:13, ED 61 photos, mng

CXll3, frames 38 through hS. And
I'll try to give you a little
briefing on what we see in each one
of these ccmpartments.

SPT Okay, in compartment l, seed A has

got a - a little curlicue root; maybe
about half the length of the seed
coming out. It looks to me like a
multiple of the large - the large
- fingercc_ing- comingout,and
then the root which is a rel -
relatively thinner curlicue structure
coming out. I don't see anything in
seed B - or C. Frame - compartment 2
of course does not have anything.
Ccmpartment 3; 3, seed A is the only
thing - well seed A and seed C both
have a very small smount of Just
budding at the very end of the seed,
but they do not have - the budding
was only maybe a quarter or so of
the length of the total see. Nothing
dynamic there. That's on seeds A and
C; seed B is nothing - nothing happening.

O10 17 15 59 SPT Okay, the real big performer here.

is in compartment h, seed B, seed
Bravo. Coming out of ther we have
two roots. They come out of the
side of the seed which is away from
the light. One extends all the way
up to seed A. That'll give you
the dimension there. You know the
separation of the. They were put
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in fairly - It's a white-colored

root. Length to diameter maybe
20 to l, 15 to 1 perhaps. And
another root, maybe half that length,
half that dimension, coming out
going toward the outside wall and
toward C at about a h5 degree
angle or 50. That's parallel to
the back wall. I do not see anything
in the way of leaf structure, however.

SPT Compartment 5 has got seed Bravo, a

small root coming out, maybe about
one half the size of the seed curling
out. It looks as though it's going
to perform pretty well too. And that
is pointed towards the outside wall.
A and C have nothing; C is split.
Compartment 6 has got another bit
performer. Seed - seed Bravo, has
got pretty much - like the seed in
compartment 4, one long one which
is Just aboutthe distancebetween
the seeds and one about half that
aize. THey're - they came out
from the side away from the light and
then turn and go parallel to the
back wall. The shorter one reaches
toward C, the - the longer one reaches
out towards the outside wall at about
a h9 degree angle between the outside
wiall and the upper wall. And the end
is curled, and it's white.

TIME SKIP

CDR Okay, this is the CDR back up

on the air again. The - the subject
is S201 operations. WE're coming up
on 07 - correction, 17:22 Zulu; and
at 17:22 and ll seconds I'm going to
reset the START switch and POWER's
going OFF at 17:22:12. All right.
Stand by.
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010 17 22 Ii CDR MARK. STANT.

010 17 22 13 CDR MARK. POWER OFF. Okay, that termi-

nates $201 and I'll go ahead and
retract adn - let's see, I believe
I have a stow to do too. ST-I
coming up next.

010 17 22 30 CDR CDR out.

010 17 23 08 SPT SPT atain on ED61. Csmpartment 7,

we've got a very small bud coming out
of seed A, Delta headed toward the -
the side wall. Maybe about 1/3 or so
the dimension of the seed, and
it's a curlicue root type. I have
not seen any green structure whatso-
ever so far in any of the seeds.
Okay, in some we've gotten a real
big performance here. It's in the
center seeds, seeds Bravo in compart-
ment 4 and 6. It looks as though
they all pretty much get uniform
lighting, so it's surprising that it's
always seed Bravo. I'll go ahead and
I'm going to mount this thing again
and take a look at it. And if
I see anyting - any other clues as
to why those two are the better
performers, I'll get back with you.

010 17 24 39 SPT This is SPT out.

010 17 25 24 PLT This is PLT. The time is 17:25;

recording rate gyro package tempera-
ture. X-ray 5, 96 degrees; X-ray 6,
92 degrees ; Yank - Yam.kee 5, 92 degrees,
Aulu 5, 96 degrees; Zulu, 96 degrees.

TIME SKIP

010 17 39 51 PLT This is the PLT - The time is 17:40 -

with the reservoir quanity check. The
ATM reservoir is reading 1/2 to 2/3;
SUS 2 is reading approximately 3/h,
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and SUS i is bout 1/3 to 1/2. It

looks like each mark ahs down very
isightly from the last measurement
on - on SUS loop i.

010 17 h0 18 PLT PLT out.

010 17 46 37 SPT SPT at 17:46; ATM. WE started the

third one off with a building block 2.
We centered the WHITE LIGHT CORONAGRAPR
by making the ring around the occulting
disk symmetric. And that gave me
an UP/DOWN of plus 8 ... time 1 in
their scale, and a LEFT/RIGHT of
plus 60 and time of about 6 minutes;
6 in the time scale. I got the outer
DOOR to OVERRIDE, taking data. 56
is getting a PATROL NORMAL. And I
just got the GRATING back to zero
for 55, getting a MIRROR AUTO RASTER
now. Well 54, I believe, wanted to
be excluded, says what I copied from
the CAP CON_4.

SPT Okay, I'm thinking about what's going

to be done on the subsequent part
of this pass. I feel I ought to
finish up what I started with the
looking at the arches. I find that
you have to go back to the thing at
the same location and try to establish
that peak. I then if I do have
sufficient time I will try to get
both a one spectral data on that
location, and then also well in
above Sun center so that we can get
a background spectrum for 82B, and
roll in such a way that will imporve
the grating dispersion direction for
54. Try to get them a - at least a
iT-minute exposure there. That would
mean I would have to roll the -

010 17 50 17 SPT Well, now I got to think about this.

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SPT Oh, boy, the same question we always

come up with: direction of dispersion
and axis of dispersion, what do
people really need? I'm looking at
our cue card, for 5h long exposure
film for this. Now, for example,
on 82A, relative to our displays
the direction of dispersion is
vertical, the axis of dispersion is,
in ... terms horizontal. I see
dispersion by rotating the - I doubt
if you wish for us to rotate about
the horizontal axis. Now what we need
over here in 5h? If that really
id the direction of dispersion, from
lowe left to upper right, then all
I'd have to do is to roll so as to
move the stability. Southwest active
region up a little but, that is roll
ot a more southerly latitude. Now,
while I'm doing it that's what it
is for the time being, until I get
to operate it. I'iitry and ask
a question or two on that before then.

010 18 01 36 SPT SPT again, ATM operatins. I've got

th 82B slit parallel - exactly
parallel to the limb. I've moved out
to a position of minus 10hS. EXPERI-
MENT ROLL is minus 1688. That appears
to optimize 0PS Ddetector 6 at
around 120. Where . .. were present
off the limb I see some evidence of
a remnant of a surge at the limb
inclined towards the north. I'll
keep an eye on it to see whether it
actually is changing with immediately
below our position towards the limb.
Okay, as I step the GRATING now, and
I step the MIRROR off my position,
I step up one, drops down to a
cound to around 80 from 100 and -
oh, about 120 or so. Now I step -
excuse me - excuse me - let me - let
me go back. WE're 933. I now step
down one, and our count goes down
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to around 60 or so, 50 or 60.

Okay, if I step up back to 933, we're
at 120. I step up one more, an we're
at a reading around 90 - or 80.
And we do have a maximt_m there_ another
step takes me to around 50. So
we've got a maximum in UP/DOWN;
in otehr words, we've got atangent
to the limb. And now as we go LEFt/
RIGHT we're lookin at - a LE_ moving
me out one a way - away from the
limb, and that drops down to around
50 or 60. Go back to 933 and I'v
got a count of 120 again. And back
one more to the right, which moves
me toward the libra, and I'm down to
80 or 90. Another one moves me down
to 935, which gives me a count of
30 or _0. So, no doubt, we do have
a maximum there in the XUV MONITOR
as I look at that. It's in the
region, a plage coming aroung the
corner, although most of the plage
isnorthof this.

010 18 03 49 SPT But it very definityely is a maximum,

and there is an H-ALPHA manifestation
right below it. So I think I'll go
ahead and start the observation here
by giving some 55 GRATING informa-
tion. Here we are; I'm going to
MECHANICAL REF; we've got that
rolling. XUV SLIT, we got these
fellows going in, again, times
4 SHORT. And I do still plan to
roll about the Sun center. Okayg
they're going. Again, this is around
55 arc seconds off the limb with au
oxygen VI count of 120 or so. We'll
get 54 going right now. We got them
going first, but we timed it. I'll
take the longest here. Okay, on my
mark. My set GRATING is -

SPT GRATING is OUT.

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010 18 04 58 SPT Okay, START. They're going. That

was at 3130 REMAINING 54, let's get
them going in a - try to get them
some termperature information as
well• See if I can't squeeze in
two SINGLE FRAMEs. Let's see, we
got 17 minutes, 16 minutes until I
•.. 4 and 5. Long, start on frame
40, and POWER OFF. And I'll start
our little timer here. Okya, now
keeping an eye on what we've seen
in H-ALPHA, we see something
in_nediately below this and let me
get out a scale, and I'll try to
give you a little better picture
here• We're about an are minute
off the limb/ this extends maybe
20 arc seconds off the limb. In
height and in length it's around
40 arc seconds long, and it's
inclined toward the north. We're
at the - the foot of it here and
about40 arc secondssouthof it -
south where we are, and it Just looks
like a ramp. The way pretty much
most of the bottom filled in
except up there at the very top of
the ramp as you move on down towards
the Sun the intensity drops off a
little bit. Maybe it's my imagina-
tion, but in intensity, if anything,
it's growing a little bit smaller.
These things do happen very slowly,
so I'll have to _ust keep an eye
on it.

SPT Okay, now whether we're actually

looking at a loop structure or not,
I'm not sure - not loop but - arc
structure. I can step aroud with
the mirror afterwards to find out what
really we are looking at. And what
I plan to do is to give a 55 two
GRATING SCANS and then one at a
MECH REF of 104, MIRROR - two MIRROR
AUTO RASTERs truncated. I'll Just
abot be able to squeeze it into the
time here.
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010 18 07 52 SPT Then on the following orbit what I

would plan to do it go over and
take a look active region. I
take a look at active region 16
earlier today. Oxygen VI count
was only up to around 6000 or so.
Then ... how to point in H-ALPHA
Counter for the plage was down
around 3000. So that appeared to
be an active region visible on the
disk. It had the - the most going
for it in the way of intensity and
complexiyt. While we plan to do
subsequent orbits now, let's first
take a look at the limb here. See
where there's any activity in H-ALPHA
manifested. WEll, that was a
suprise. Let me explain what I Just
did. I had 55 going, GRATING 3 SCAN,
and I know it only made one full
curcuit and yet it stopped. I had
planned to let it og through the
second one - or through the first one,
then put it back to REF so I would
get two out of it. What I'll do now
is go on to REF and be starting.

PLT Lots of good weather today, Ed.

SPT Okay, I'ii - I'll continue on with

what I would do the following orbit.
Put sc_e ... Let's come over and look
at these two regions which - two
areas which have some hope of reason-
able time rates of change. That is
first of all, active region 16 and
also the H-alpha above active region 17.
If I do not see any appreciable
change or anything worth investing
further time in ther now.

CC Skylab, Houston. WE're A0S stateside

for about ll minutes, and I'll give
you guys a call when we have data
fr_n - from up in St. Louis so we
can give some help up at panel 200.
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SPT And - -

CC That 's 5 minutes away.

SPT Then I would go ahead and pick up

the ... which we got through - -

CC Also, Jerry, I have a question here

on the flight planning. We've got
a little idea that - -

SPT We have two of those - -

CC - - Help us from time to time. N_ely

the first time it could help us
is in getting somebody at - possibly
getting somebody a straight instead
of ... - -

SPT We ahve tow of those orbits coming up.

And I'll go ahead and try and get
those in. I felt that it generated
_-- a littlebit of interestover the -
this loop structure, which I think
I've been saying last night is really
an arch. I had to investigate it
while it was still on the limb. So
I'll finish this up and then working
on either the active region or the
limb again. And have a sort of
alternative.

010 18 ll 45 SOT SPT out•

O10 18 17 23 SPT Okay, SPT again. We're Just finishing

up the sequence of.

CDR Sure is a lot of snow down there.

Finishing up a sequence of observa-
tion at the maximum we found in
oxygen VI. Now the one problem I
do have here is the time again. It's
always getting to me. ESS is at
253 and that's in 3 minutes.

CC Skylab, Housotn we're •.. - -

SPT We want ... 14 minutes.

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CC - - GROUP ONE minus 2h volts, open.

I'ii call you again in another
2 minutes to close the_ both.

SPT You've got it.

CC Thank you.

SPT Okay, that was another call. I'm

working panel 200. at the same
time. 3 minutes remaining says
that I got to conclude 82B. So what
I'm going to have to do is to knock
off some of these observations. I've
only got 17 minutes and 50 seconds
remaining here. I'm going to have
to roll above Sun center. Oh, okya,
let me see what ... Make that at
17:30. 30. Okay, CAMERA POWERON
for 56, 4-minute exposure there.
Doing it and recording it takes half
the time. Okay, let's take a look
here. Let'sJustroll. Get this
one going. Okay, now that I got back
to 933 and look at my oxygen VI count
I find I'm down to a - -

CC Skylab, Houston. Sure appreciate

your help on the panel 200 breakers,
and we'er ssatisfied with the data
we got now. You can close them both
and - and go back to what you were
doing.

SPT Okay, Dick.

010 18 20 36 SPT The tlmeline was Just blow.

CDR Bill, can you get it open?

010 18 21 32 SPT Okay, SPT again. In looking at

the oxygen VI count, it's down
around h0 or 50, even as I step
around, so apparently what I
saw was more of a transient
nature than a permanent feature.
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Okay, I guessed wrong. By that

I mean I should have been looking
at something with a high time
resolution rather than structural.

CDR Roger, Dick. Right now we're having

a camera orgy.

CC Roger.

CDR It's the neatest thing we've had

in weeks.

CC Hey, good.

SPT Okay, for some reasont the XUV is not

cut off. So the only thing I can
conclude is that the thing was
started not on the aux panel but
on the ATM Control and Display.

CC Just think how happy all those

Minnesota peopleare goingto be
coming to the Super Bowl down here
at this time of year.

SPT Okay, it stopped. So we've got

a long - one LONG exposure for 82B.

CDR Do you think they'll go away happy?

CC Who knows?

SPT 17-minut e exposure.

010 18 25 09 SPT Okay, SPT again at 17:25. Okay,

what it looked like - I really had
a transient going. That is what
appeared to be a remnant of a surge,
apparently was something which
was blowing off. And when I came
back to - to look at oxygen VI, I
found my count down there around
40 or 50 rather than what we were
up previously. So that 82B was
really looking at a transient.
Rolling about to get quiet background
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with ... tool much help. They've

really got a long exposure of
around 17 minutes ; make that
18 minutes. 54 got cut a little
bit short as I had planned to
roll, but Just got - I turned them
off as well as 56. I then got
waylaid with the work on panel 200.
I was requested to do and also
trying to figure out what we were
really looking at. So they got
a [sic] exposure. As best I gigure,
it was more closer to 14 minutes
instead of 8. 56 got one SINGLE
FRAME on 4, which was more like
4-1/2, 5 minutes. 55 got two
GRATING AUTO scans and two MIRROR
AUTO RASTERS, MIRROR AUTO RASTERS
down to around line 40. And - and
some - some additional data, which
I'll talk about now. Okay, right
now I am rolled so that the horizontal
.- slit is tangent to the limb and
I'm trying to get some consecutive
MIRROR AUTO RASTERS at a GRATING
POSITION of 104, MECHANICAL REFERENCE.
And getting a series of these. So
far we've got in two 56's receiving
a SINGLE FRAME 5, I hope for about
8 minutes. Well, even thoughwe've
got something kind of interesting
there, unfortunately it was
changing with time and some spectral
information was not really the thing
we wanted on it first and foremost.

010 18 28 41 SPT I think you probably got some useful -

some interesting data, but not -
not the optimum for the conditions.
Chansing those loops is - loops or
or arches is a very elusive and time
consuming thing, and I think as
long as we've got some other activity
on the disk, I'll stay away from
it for a little while. Okay, so
that's the way the - the orbit went.
It was trying to get some time
resolution data on what appeared to be
a little bit of a surge above the limb.
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010 18 29 28 SPT SPT out.

010 18 30 45 PLT This is PLT reporting on handheld

photographs. This is on the ES
pass that started about 18:10,
ended about 18:30. I took frames
132 through 1_8 on Hasselblad
CX - Charlie X-ray 151. And I
started at about Phoenix; I think
I took one of the Imperial valley,
two of Phoenix, stereo pair, one of
the Grand Canyon, one of the
Alberquerque-Santa Fe northwest
storm areas. One - the - the - stereo
pairs at Colorado Springs-Denver, one
panarama of the Central U.S. -
Central Plains U.S. snow cover. I
took one frame further on up north
in ... US area, One frame of Hudson Bay,
which ... to the south, one frame of
a lake circulation pattern with a
large crater-structured area also
•.. in, and one or two frames of the
Gulf - two frames of the Gulf of
St. Lawrence. One of them fairly
early going up the coast, showing
all the eddies off coast. That is the -
the surface circulation or flow
patterns off the coast, which sort
of looks like there's an offshore
wind, and then one a little bit
closer to Gulf of St. Lawrence. PLT -
oh also, let me give you the frame
count IR. And I'n not certain of
this, but I think I took h stereo
pairs, IR, of snow cover as we went
across, and those were correlated
with the stereo pairs that I took
with the Hasselblad. The first
two pairs were going - are going to
be out of focus. Unfortunately I
had the thing centered at about 15 feet.

010 18 32 50 PLT PLT out.

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010 18 41 21 PLT Okay it's the PLT. The time is 18:41.

I shall endeavor to get the last comb -
filter combination on Aldebaran to
the Moon. And that will be with
filter 2.6. And I'll do a quick null
bias.

PLT Okay, pick up belt here.

PLT Temperature is 70, Diopter minus 1.6,

I'm setting it there. And as usual,
the comm cablyis right in the way.
The comm equipment's something else.
PLT Dang. More trouble than it's worth.

PLT No filter's Sirius.

O10 18 44 52 PLT MARK. 00039 - No, make it 40, 00040.

010 18 45 15 PLT MARK. 00039.

OlO 18 45 30 PLT MARK. 00040.

010 18 45 45 PLT MARK. 00040. Boy, this belt really

helps. Stand by =

OlO 18 46 06 PLT MARK. 00040.

010 18 46 19 PLT MARK. 00040. Okay, now we shall get

Aldebran and the MOon.

PLT Okay, now let's see if we can do it.

Okay, got to go over to my left
' just a little. I'll undo my belt
one notch. I can't overemphasize
the important [sic] of body restraint,
where you can Just - getting good
results ... decreasing the fatigue
It really kills you. Yeah, a couple
3 inches differenc in foot position
also makes a difference. You ought
to be able to move your feet around.
So the important thing is to have
your body position correct and your
head in the right position to look
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out the Astrodome window or what-

ever it is that you're using. Okay,
gonna put in both filters - make
sure they're in and not ... Okay,
that's 2.6. We call that the
enutral density.

PLT Okay, stand by -

010 18 49 35 PLT MARK. 55395.

PLT I'm not helping your lunch. Sorry

about this, Ed. I can fill all
these squares today, if I get
through here.

PLT Stand by -

010 18 50 20 PLT MARK. 55395, ht_n! same one.

CDR ... Ed?

SPT No, that's all right. I'll look for

it later.

CDR ...

SPT No, I didn't, Jerry.

PLT I've got the wrong star.

SPT Pouches, oh, I was looking for the

oterh kind.

PLT Let's see. Okay, now there's Aldebran

It should be farther away than Rigel.
Check 59 degrees.

CDR Okay, I got it.

PLT Okay.

PLT There 's Rigel.

PLT You know, I don't think I can get

Aldebaran. I must have been using ...
on the previous mark. I don't have
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enough travel here for Aldebaran.

And it would have been nice to have an
angle reference on that because looks
like the marks I gave you earlier today
may have been wrong. May have been
on the wrong star.

PLT ..° take another look at Aldebaran.

O10 18 53 45 CC skylab, Houston A0S Tananarive for

8-1/2 minutes.

CREW ...

PLT There's Aldebaran.

PLT I put both of the filters in and

look back at the moon.

PLT There's Aldebaran.

PLT There we go, now I got the - Not

quitethere, can'tquiteget it. Not
enough travel on the inside. Let's
see - yeah, there's 71.6. Okay, it
was Elnath I was using. Aldebaran
won't quite hack it. And I'm -
incorrectly identified that star,
it's the one about halfwaybetween
the - one of Genini stars and Aldebaran.
It's a fairly bright star. I hope it's
not a planet. It is in the ecliptic
plane. And it may be a planet,
cause I just - I didn't think it was
a bright star there. So that was
the star - that was the body I was
using this morning in making the marks.
NOw let me give another Moon/Moon.
Let's see what I needed on that. Get
my trusty flashlight out. I noted
that the update there was for mission
day 55 - to 55, which was yesterday.
So that's ... Okay, Moon/Moon. I
need a 1.6 and a 1.3. Okay we'll go
ahead and salvage a little bit out of
this anyway.
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OlO 19 O0 ll CC Skylab, Houston, we have ahd a good

bit of conversation today about
photog - out-the-window photography
with our film. There's one other
reminder that - that our photo folks
wanted me to pass on to you and that
is, when you take - our film and
pick out exterior photography using
L it, you ought to use, rather than
that infinity focus setting, you ought
to use the little setting that's with
a red R. WE're not sure whether the
R is red on the ring, or whether
there's a little red line next to
it with an R ext to it. But at any
rate, that one should be used rathe
than an infinity for exterior focusing.

PLT Roger; thank you, Dick.

CC Okay. And we're about a minute and

a half from Tananarlve LOS. Next
stationis Honeysuckle at 19:18.
And that's going to start the science
conferences for today. I thought I'd
run down - down them real quick.
Honeysucke and Hawaii be Bob MacQueen
t_Iking about the ATM. Then Goldstone
is - we're going to have a guest,
Skylab SL-2 guy here. Joe Kerwin is
going to talk to you on the reed
conference And then following that,
the next two passes, Bermuda and
Canary Islands, Bill Lenolr is going
to talk to you. Those two, and also
Joe Ellen had a couple of inputs on
the science demos and not sure Joe's
going to get a word in there or not.

PLT Okay, Dick. Copy.

CC Roger. See you ther.

PLT Well, let's see. I may have lucked

out.
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PLT Okay, let's go ahead and do another one

here while we have the time. Okay,
stand by - Oop! I put my belt over
the loop.

010 19 03 16 PLT MARK. 99484.

010 19 03 38 PLT MARK. 99487 - 488.

010 19 04 57 PLT MARK. 99489.

010 19 04 37 PLT MARK. 99489.

010 19 05 01 PLT MARK. 99484.

010 19 O5 16 PLT MARK. 99484.

010 19 05 31 PLT MARK. 99485.

010 19 05 48 PLT MARK. 99489.

010 19 06 08 PLT FuLRK. 99489. All right, between

_-_ the clogs and the gears, something
there because, you really - I can't
quite point - if I click over, I
go to 9. If I don't, I stay on 4,
looks like.

010 19 06 32 PLT MARK. 99484.

010 19 06 52 PLT MARK. 99489.

010 19 07 06 PLT MARK. 99489.

010 19 07 17 PLT MARK. 99489.

010 19 07 32 PLT M_iRK. 99490.

010 19 07 46 PLT MJLRK. 99489.

010 19 07 59 PLT MARK. 994090.

010 19 08 22 PLT MARK. 99490.

010 19 08 35 PLT MARK. 99489.

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010 19 08 50 PLT MARK. 99489.

OlO 19 09 06 PLT MARK. 99489.

OlO 19 09 17 PLT MARK. 99489.

olo 19 09 31 PLT MARK. 99484.

010 19 09 47 PLT MARK. 99495. Okay, I think I was

shot on that last one. Well, let's
see here now. WE had some stars
that you wanted. See if I can get
some more of that in before night
pass is through and I'm all set
up for the null bias. The temperature
is now reading 76 degrees. Okay, star
ll and 12 I got. Star 12 and 16 I
got. T002-1, star 7, ll, 12, 13, 16.
And I've got to dind a pair here I
haven't gotten.

PLT Okay, let's see ... Capella, see

_- what I can get on Capellahere.
Oh, Capella's getting ready to set.
16 is Procyon; 7, Menkar. Cant's
see Menkar; it's not in the field
of view. Let's see, I've done
Rigel, Procyon; I've done - have I
done Aldebaran and Procyon. Let's
go ahead and do that. Okay we'll
do Aldebrana and Procyon, or Procyon,
whatever you want to call it. And
that looks to be about 35 degrees -
or 40 degrees.

PLT Oh, let's call it h5 degree, looks

like it's closer to that. Okay, my
belt's in position here. Filter's
out.

OlO 19 13 57 PLT Okay, now there's Procyon.

PLT 59 degrees, hum.

PLT No, it couldn't be that much. Nope,

it's g@tting light. Not gonna be able
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to do it. And Aldebaran's just

about ready to set. Okay, so we got
one Moon/Moon out of the way.
PLT out. Oh, let's see here temperature
is now O_ 76 degrees, and that ought
to do it.

010 19 15 5_ PLT PIG out.

TIME SKIP

O10 19 35 03 PLT This is the PLT at - 19:36, for -

message for T002 people. The star/
Moon observations I was taking and
reported as Aldebaran I have now
determined to be the planet Saturn.
So there was one reported at last
night in the shopping list and I was
Just getting ready - I took some more -
I took one set this morning, which I'l
-- _, ahead. It's alreadyon tape, but
both of those were on the planet
S_urn.

010 19 35 33 PLT PI_ out.

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010 20 21 40 SPT SPT at 20:21, ATM ops of the

orbit which I've Just completed.
Began around 19:15 or so. Okay,
I could - and Earth orbit, did
the no-EREP alternate, the one
beginning at 20:51. And I gave
55 the the maxi-raster. I was a
little unclear as to the positioning
you really wanted because it
was - the coordinates given were
not above active region 17; they
were a little farther north of it.
So I started out at the lower 2,
that's your number 2 and B. And
then waiting for word from ground,
I did not receive it in time; so
I went up and did 4 and 2 and then
came on down and did a few others.
So I'll - I'll give you the in-
formation now of ... was carried
out in detail. First pointing
was - I'll Just give you the
pointings, the UP/DOWN and LEI_f-RIGHT,
f- in that order. First one was minus 120
and minus llB0. Pointing 2, minus 0120,
minus 860. Pointing 3, plus 150 and
minus 860. Pointing h, plus 150
and minus 01130. Pointing 5, minus 390
and minus ll30. Pointing 6, minus 390
and minus 860. We essentially got
a 2 by 3. I had intended to go on
out to minus 120 and minus lh00, which
I actually did get to from pointing
:aumber 7. But of course, the counts
out there are so darn low and I was
only able to finish half a raster,
that I don't think they got too much
out there. You might have gotten
some - some information, however. I
think you certainly need, say 3
MIRROR, AUTO RASTER at least out
there in order to get something you
can work with.

010 20 23 5h SPT SPT out.

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TIME SKIP

010 20 43 23 SPT SPT at 21:43 [sic], ATM ops. We're

Just beginning the orbit.

010 20 43 58 SPT And I got two plans in mind.

First, of course, is to -before
I think about any one of the
other - the two plan, is to get
the Sun center work done, building
block 32.

SPT The ... plans are - one is to go

look at the region above active
region 17 and see if I can see
any significant changes from when
I looked at it Just at the end of
last orbit. If there are changes,
then I plan to try to get some time
resolution data on it. If they're not
appreciable changes, then I'll pick
up one of the ... EREP alternate
plans. I Just got one this past
orbit and I may pick up another one
this one; we'll see.

010 20 45 09 SPT Okay, we're now at the Sun center.

And 52's DOOR is OPEN, are now
minus 5400. And as soon as I tweak it
in there, we w_ill be. Okay, that's good.
GRATING, I04. Might open up 82A/B
and XUV MON DOOR. Turn on the WLC
CONTINUOUS MODE. And I'll set up
1 minute on this timer. It's too
easily to get - I found that if I
don't use it, I get easily distraced.
I can let me run it out a minute 20.

010 20 46 ll SPT 0kay, 52, START; and 56 PATROL, SHORT

is started. And I might as well
start 55 on the MIRROR, AUTO RASTER
while we're waiting here, GRATING
POSITION of 104.

010 20 47 l0 SPT (Tone) 52's time out. Past a minute;

we're stopped. Looking at the
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X_/V MONITOR. I did not see any

one active region standing out
above the other in intensity.
,Fney all show up without inter-
grate. No hot spots. Active
region 18, however, has got two
plage; very small, but two. Okay,
we're ready to go. We've got down
to line 24, 455. And I think we'll
take a look at the WLC before we
move.

SPT A stresmer structure at 230, 2h0.

Hasn't changed, Just ever so slightly.
It looks as though the streamer is
getting a little broader at the base.
STill a very elongated helmet
streamer, if you will. Maybe helmet
:is not the appropriate term for it,
but it's - is -because I always
associate the helmet with being down
closer to the disk, but this still
has the shape, but very elongated.
_-_ And the spikewhich we've ta1_ed
about at 230 is still here. The helmet
streamer itself is centered over
.around - 2h0. And an interesting
correlation that whenever anyone
Jumps up and down on the treadmill
down there, I can see a fairly amount
of debris go by. Maybe that's Just a
•.. Just to drive it off of somewhere.
No real appreciable change in the WLC.
It's very subtle ones which I think
we're catching fro_ orbit to orbit
which is building block 32.

010 20 50 21 SPT TV OFF; back to STANDARD; DOOR,

CLOSED; going over to the limb.

SPT [take all - first of all I look at

active region 16. Now when I
looked at it earlier today, we had
the northwest plage still there and
intensities now are only around
1000 or 2000 in oxygen VI. Does
not look very hot at all. Also when
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I turn down the HOAlpha intensity,

it does not appear very hot; no
bright points at all, Just a plage
which runs north-south has the
brightest. That's on the east side
of the sunspot. The sunspot is
self appears to be slightly eroded
on the southern - south - south
side. 1300 max, oxygen VI, not too
much. Now let me cut off some of
the lights in here so I can get a
better look at HOALPHA 1. The
region on the limb. Thought I had
to bring the light intensity down,
CONTRAST down and BRIGH'I'_S up on
the scope in order to keep the
features off the limb. Yeah, there
is the region of which I've spoke
before as surge, on previous orbit.
I Just go _,,,ediately above it, see
I can find anything like that 200 we
were looking at before. Now most
of the count is about an arc minute
off or so now. MOstof the count
is 50, 60, 70. However, it has
certainly changed shape on it.
Before, it looked as though something -
I always reminds me of pulling out
taffy. Where all you get to see is the
bottom half and the picture of the
top half is Just stretched out and
disappeared. What I'm doing now is
about an arc minute off. I'm Just
rolling slowly about Sun center,
watching oxygen VI. However,
H-alpha certainly has changed.
Counts here are 20, 30, 40.

010 20 5_ 2_ SPT Okay, I got a count of around 120,

a little north of that. Let me
take a look at H-ALPHA 2.

SPT Okay, it was a little far south there.

010 20 55 13 CC Skylab, Houston. we're AOS Honeysuckle

for 8 minutes.

SPT Falfway, I can see a spot there

very, very clost to the limb.

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It may well be the active region.

()kay, now I think I got a better
location. I will -

SPT ()kay, I got the idea. I think what

I'll Just do is roll horizontal sllt -
IIORIZONTAL CROSHAIR tangent to the
"Limb.

SPT ()kay, 30 arc seconds above the limb.

I'm getting counts of a lO0.

SPT 60, and still counts of a i00.

SPT ()kay, we still have same counts

above the limb of about a i00. Ok_,
what I plan now to do is to try to
get -scme time where I can change
data above the limb. Those were on
:Line i0; I would say that was 55 arc
seconds we can go if we put the
HORIZONTAL CROSSHAII_S right on the
limb, so I can go out a little bit
farther.

SPT That was on the limb at 976. And

that's about a 1000 off. 30, we are
at a I000.

010 20 59 01 SPT Okay& MIRROR, AUTO PASTER's going.

Now I'll truncate the MIRROR, AUTO
RASTER. Let me see, when you get
the long exposures in here, I'm
afraid 82A - B not in an optimum
position or 82A on this time around
for exposures - 54.

010 20 59 4h CC :3kylab, Houston. We got about

3-1/2 minutes left here at
Honeysuckle. We' re going to be
turning it over the ... team at the
end of this pass and you guys have
been awarded a frestiguous award ...
for such a fine - fine Job.

010 21 03 08 SPT ()kay, we have now started 54 in a

17-second - or 17-minute exposure. And
a 56 in a SINGLE FRAME 4 for l0 minutes.
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SPT Okay, for 54, however, I could leave

this running, take as long as possible
it'll work. So, I'll go ahead and
do that. And we'll see what that
turns out to be. I've given a
MIRROR, AUTO RASTER down to line 40.
First is to start so that people
would see what we - 55 people could
see what we've got to look at down
there, all the way in. And now I
want you to start making truncated
MIRROR, AUTO RASTERs and line 15
probably is about a good one. Now
we're at 16. Showed them that because
I think we - we need at least standing
order to cover the scale of what I'm
seeing on the XUV MONITOR. And I
have pointed off the limb about
20 arc seconds or so. So, that's
about a 4 plus l0 - that's 14 to get
us through - down to the limb and an
extra two or so Just to help to find
/-_ where we are. All l'm sure is the ...
one position, there should he no
problem doing that. There's the
centered rate on the activity which
I see in the XUV MONITOR. The wind
activity.

OlO 21 05 48 SPT Okay, we had started 54 at 41:17,

time remaining.

TIME SKIP

010 21 24 38 SPT SPT again at 21:2_. Okay, we left off

at this orbit, where it's on ATM
operations, where we were doing
consecutive MIRROR, AUTO RASTERs
down to line 16. Which we did; we
got in eight of them. By then
backed off and - in the H-ALPHA 1 I
Just zoomed out and started to watch a -
what I regarded pre - previously as a
surge, but which had settled down
and find it turns out to be an active
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prominence, at least that's the way

NOAA has Just reported it. I back
off and looked at that and it changed
form from what I had seen originally,
and I thought that it was pretty much
on the edge of the field of view of
55. It - it isn't at all, I guess it
was probably Just about on the edge.
So rather than Just take the center
of the XUV brightening and also what
amounted to be a fairly hot spot, I
elected to try include this in also,
so I stopped the scan and rolled
slightly to place the MODE about
Stm center and place the MIRROR,
AUTO RASTER slightly south and now
we will continue on picking up data
there. I realize that you do like to
get time data all at one location;
that makes it much easier to follow.

010 21 26 15 SPT However, this is - the thing is, we're

excluding what I thought was a - a
fairly interesting phenomena from your
field of view and not a ... in there.
And that's what we are doing right
now. We've got up to 6 at this location.
And we also have 56 getting a SIN(_.E
FRAME, LONG.

CC Skylab, HOuston, we're AOS at Goldstone.

We have you for 6 minutes. And, Ed,
...... description of the - the
prominence coming up off the vertical . ..

O10 21 27 00 SPT Okay, Crip, as I saw it - -

TIME SKIP

010 21 47 55 SPT SPT at 21:48, Just to conclude the

discussion on this past ATM orbit.
We gave 55, 15 truncated MIRROR, AUTO
RASTERs down to line 16 on the region
which included the active prominence.
5h during this orbit has received
4 and 5 for l0 minutes. SINGLE
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FRAME i for 8 minutes. SINGLE

FRAME 2 for only 4 minutes. 40 SS.
ANd 50 - at 5h unfortunately when I
moved I did not advance their film so •
they have gotten themselves a double
exposure there and again I 'm sorry
for that. What I'm going to have to
do is to take that operate light going
all the time whenever I have that
', thing running. Then it's too easy
to overlook, we've formed so darn
many habit patterns up here in -
trying to breaking them has proven
more difficult than I would like so,
sorry I did not get to you a
LONG EXPOSURE on that one. At least
we gave you one but it has a ROLL
and center that which - I realize is
going to make this not very useful

010 21 h9 2_ SPT SPT out.

010 21 49 51 SPY In addition to this also, we did get

a building block 32, and at the end of
the orbit, for 52.

010 21 49 58 SPT SPT out.

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010 23 02 32 CDR Now this is the CDR at 23:02 confessing

my complicity in the great photo orgy
of day i0. My first entry onto the scene
was at 18:14 with the Nikon 300 and this
_Ls an ascending pass from Northern
Baha California up through the Gulf of
St. Lawrence. And I took a few 300s.
At 18:14 we came up on the northern
coast of Baha, California, which is the area
HHIII, and for Lee Silvers I got 4,
300-millimeter Nikon pictures from
- it's on Charlie X-ray 39. Today's
frames are ii through 8. Now frames ii
and i0 are photographs of the two
volcanic areas which make up area number
4 that you're interested in, Lee.
The first one was up around San Quintin
8rid the second one was down south of it.
_ld one of the questions you asked is
to compare the two volcanic areas.

010 23 03 50 CDR Well, I've compared them now photo-

graphically for you and l've- I gave
you an observation about a week ago and
I hope I get another whack at it. I'd
like to look it over a little closer
and Just kind of concentrate on those
w_lcanic areas. And the next two frames,
which are number 9 and number 8, were
taken of the Aqua Blanca fault. And what
I did is I took right where the K - where
the cross fault is there. I took one
picture that Just barely included that
amd was tp - was to the west of it.

010 23 04 23 CDR And then the next picture overlapped

right at that cross fault and extends off
to the east.

010 23 04 28 CDR So - so one of the questions as I remem-

ber that you are asking is: How far
east does the Aqua Blanca fault go?
And, again, that's something I want to
look at now. I think I've got good
photographic coberage of it. Both -
all four those photographs were taken at
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5.6 and i/i000. Okay, at 18:16 we came

over Pheonix, Arizona, and that's HHIO1-8
and I took frame number 7 there at the
same settings - 5.6, 1/1000. Then at
18:21 we came up to Lake Superior and
the area which is HH155-6 is clear so I've
got a photograph of that, and that's
•frame number 6, and my photo mainly
shows the - the formation of ice on the
northern shore of Lake Superior.

O10 23 05 20 CDR At 18:22 I got a whack at Lake Huron and

ice formation there, and that's frame
nl_mber 5. Again, all these frames are
5.6, 1/1000. And then at 18:25 and 26,
we came upon the Gulf of St. Lawrence,
and I took 3 photographs right in the
area of HH45 and you may be able to
get some stereo out of that, in at
least of the overlap areas, and ice is very
definately forming south of the island
there in the Gulf of St. Lawrence, and we're
_-- getting some good picturesof that.
Bill has got some good Hasselblad stuff
_hich I'm sure he's already reported.

010 23 06 09 CDR Okay, then on the next rev was - again

by this time I got the Hasselblad; I
wrestled it away from Bill - and at
19:52 I took 2 pictures from the norhtern
ead of the San Joaquin - Sacramento Valley -
I beg your pardon - looking north along
the North Sea area - and the Cascades
and I saw 2 very large mountains up to
the north, all snow-capped and everything.

010 23 06 38 CDR And I'm ass_m_og those are Mount Ranier

and Mount Adams, and a nice round lake
south of them which I ass_me to be Crater
Lake. That's down around Bend, Oregon.
And I'm pretty sure that's what those
are. Those are frames 148 and 149 of
the Hasselblad. And they were taken at
F/ll, 1/250. And then at 19:54 Just out
of the side of the window I was astounded
to see that the Salt Lake is red and
green. You know that railroad Causeway
that goes across the Lake and essentially
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cuts it in two. The northern half of

the lake - the northwestern half of the
lake - is very bright red - or I should
say magenta. A very definite red. And
this other part of the lake - the south-
eastern part of the lake is a very strong
green.

010 23 07 28 CDR This picture, frame number 150, taken

at F/ll, 1/250. Then at 20:00:07 I got
another picture of the Gulf of St.
Lawrence. The same area that I took the
Nikon picures in and this is frame
number 151 and a setting of 8 plus.
That's between 8 and ll at 1/250.

010 23 07 48 CDR CDR out.

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010 23 20 O0 SPT Say, Crip, there was a suggestion made

previously directing ...... no EREP ...
the fault that it's on the ATM. I see
one way in your suggestion this evening
that we take building blocks IA and
IB, complete the countdown. Another . ..
way would be to ... time exposures in
there, bringing your ..., and in mind if
anyone logged that, worked that ther'd
be no ... on both... 2353.

CC Just put that in the ...

SPT Okay.

CC Also . .. trying to ...... correct the

82B operations which are ... holdout of
no EREP out of ... between 56. All ...
supposed to be getting at 63, ... readings.

CC ....

SPT I'llbe darn•

010 23 21 42 SPT SPT at 23:20. ATM ops. Pass which

began at about 22:20.

PLT Ed, I'm ...

CDR Go ahead ...

PLT kce you ......

CDR Yeah. I ......

PLT I'll try it on in just a second. We

• .. have mud time

SPT I'll go - I'll go ... downstairs. Get

all this stuff off here ....

PLT ...

CDR Save some of these portions up here.

SPT Right now, I guess nobody uses that.

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010 2B 25 18 SPT Okay, SPT again at 23:25. I got thrown

out of the MDA so they could use it for
23B observation of the comet, turned
out the lights on me, and we did the
orbit as specified. At their conclusion
I took the suggestion to them by
ground which is a good one, to go to
2B, 24, 34, I believe, I don't recall the
exact number of the position on the
gratings, but, I get silicone XII and
• .. 7. And I lifted the limb again. This
time I did a maxi-raster, a sequence for
three rasters, which covers that portion
of the limb, which we had. I did them
down to line 50. I started out with the
horizontal crosshairs, that is around
line l0 about 5 arc seconds above the
limb. And the specific coordinates of
tlhese rasters are first, a ROLL of minus
639, an UP/DOWN of plus 1016. And for
• tlhe first one the LEgT/RIGHT was plus 36,
tlhe second one was a LEFT/RIGHT of
minus234,and the thirdone was a
LEFt/RIGHT of plus 206. 56 received
several PATROL SHORTs in there, something
essential like building block 10, and
also single frame 4, only _ minutes however.

010 23 27 ll SFT SPT out.

010 23 32 00 CDR This is the CDR at 23:32 Zulu. Subject is

$233. Comet photography. I Just finished
the frames for today. I started the
frames at 24, at 23:24. I figured the
Sun had set pretty well; it was about -
about 2-1/2 minutes to 3 minutes after
sunset. Took the first frame 60 seconds
at 15, the second frame was 120 seconds
at infinity and the third was again 60
seconds at 15. The time between frames
was about 20 seconds on the average for
changing. We're looking on the same
counter now at number 10. So those frames
that I took were number 7, 8, and 9.
And the window number 3 now is a good
window with a clear structure and looks
like we're getting some pretty good
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pictures that were properly pointed. It's

d_fficult to tell when you're properly
pointed and l'm pretty sure, though, the
field of view of the camera is big enough
to where we don't have any great problem
with that.

OlO 23 33 lh CDR CDR out.

TIME SKIP

008 00 28 02 SPT SPT at 00:3 - 00:28. Conclusion of the

RASTER DACs which began at 23:15 on
ATM. I was cut short by the Z-LV maneuver.
I had hoped to work in the Z-LV EREP
alternate. However, I realized that the
maneuver's going to be ms_ke at that
time so again I went out, looked at
the limb, figured I might as well get
that good coverage today. At 23:34 the
gratings gave a couple GRATING AUTO SCANs
at the most - head part of the emission.
The PATROL SHORTs for 56 and also
building block 32 was done for 52 at the
very beginning. And there really wasn't
a heek of a lot of any time for anything
else. Tomorrow we begin working in
how the rest ... a little bit more.

008 00 29 03 SPT SPT out.

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011 00 56 38 PLT PLT reporting on ERE mag load, 0109,

2290, 9833, 9195, 0966, 9884. I'd
Like to report a peculiarity. When I down
loaded the mags yesterdsy from the
EREP pass, the reading was - on
magazine m_her 6 was 9883, and
today when I put it in it was 9884.
Also, when I did the film advance, the
mlmher 6 camera advanced 5 counts to 9889.
All the rest of them kept their - the
same frame count over night, and advanced
the proper number of counts during the -
the film advance.

011 01 03 32 PLT PLT, the time is 03:35; that's 01:03:35.

DELTA 6 is reading 48 - 48 to 49
percent.

011 Ol 03 h3 PLT PLT out.

011 01 28 Oh PLT PLT. Time is 13:28 [sic]. Subject is

thermal ali_.ment. I had to adjust the
focus slightly. The value was
approximately 38 percent. I got a
_T_m,_ reading of about 41 percent at
0.5 - X equals 546 and Z equals 492,
and the - it's difficult to tell exactly
how much I moved the focus. I Just -
I was moving it vet, very slowly. And
:Ln the m=n_er indicated on the intial
therm-1 all_,,,_nt on activation.

011 01 28 41 PLT PLT out.

011 01 31 15 PLT Okay coming xlp to T minus i0. Alfa 2

reading 60; Alfa 3 reading 87, Alfa 4
reading 701 Alfa 5 67; A1fa 6 reading
f_111 scale low; Alfa - - Bravo 2 is
reading 56; Bravo reading 75 ; Bravo 4
reading 70; Bravo 5 is reading 75;
Bravo 6 is reading 50; Bravo 7 is
reading full scale low. Charlie 2
reading 4h; Charlle 3 is reading 88;
Charlie 4 is reading 51 - no excuse me,
71, 71; Charlie 5 is reading 85;
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(_arlie 6 is reading _6; Charlie 7

no, that is reading full scsle low.
DElta 2 is reading B6; Delta 3 is
reading 84; Delta 4 is reading 72;
Delta 5 is reading 14; Delta 6 is
reading 57; and Delta 7 reading full
scale low.

PLT ()kay, and, let see, ALIGNMENT switch,

I verified it OFF after I - Just before
I replaced the cover, I made certain of
that. Cover's back on. 0k_V, T
minus5.

011 01 43 32 PLT Okay, at T minus 5, 192 MODE, READY; DOOR,

()PEN. Standing by. There we go.
Okay, got a READY light on 192. MODE
going to CHECK. s190 HEAT_h_ _TCH OFF
light off. And I pushed to test both
bulbs; they're all right. And standing
by for T minus V.

011 01 46 08 PLT Okay, at 01:46 90, ON; READY, out.

*** ere OPEN. 93, HAD, STANDBY.
(Alarm) Good. And a little diversion
there. Okay, we're standing by for
)49
:35.

011 Ol 48 50 PLT 0k_y, EC, we're coming up about i minute

before we go ETC AO_0. Ed, are you
reading me Just to make sure I got these
buttons here tied together in the
right configuration?

PLT Okay, thank you. Okay, waiting for

_9:35. STand by -

011 01 49 35 PLT MARK. 190 MODE, AUTO. Waiting for

)43for EREP START.

011 01 49 43 PLT MARK. 43 EREP START. Waiting for 49:50

for ETC AUTO. Stand by for a -_k.

011 01 49 51 PLT MARK. ETC AUTO. And we - of course, we do

not have a TAPE MOTION light. I keep
looking at that thing and biting my
fingers to keep them from reaching out.
30 seconds to ETC _NI_Y.
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011 01 50 50 PLT Okay, and I'm going to ETC STANDBY.

190 MODE to STANDBY; FRAME to 33;
and EREP to STOP. morn will be for
58 minutes. STanding by for 58 minutes
even, for the TAPE RECORDER POWER,
ON.

011 01 52 56 PLT Yes, this is sort of an unusual EREP

pass here.

PLT And if you're wondering, I did get the

preoperation configuration pad. We
were not - something was wrong here -
something distracted me and I - oh,
yeah, I guess it was the master alarm.
So I didn't voice record it, hut I did
do the preoperation configuration:
TAPE RECORDER, OFF; I_-_Y, out; 92, ON;
READY out; CH_CK; DOOR, OPEN; 91, OFF;
no - no 91; 90, ON; I_EADY out; ST3tNI_Y;
door open; that's were I got the POWER
0N; 93 RAD, STANDBY; READY out; SCAT,
OFF; READY out; ALTI_-I_, OFF; READY out;
94, 0N; READY on. So we got that all
right, but I don't think I put that on
F tape, because of a master alarm problem
we had.

011 01 5_ 09 PLT And we're waiting for 01:58 even.

011 01 56 13 PLT .C3eeinganything there, Jer.

CDR Yes, I've got - I'm looking at Talwan,

but it's all covered with clouds.

CDR Just a look at the southern tip of it.

CDR Let's see, we got the _ coming up.

That would mean 0kinawa.

CDR _Ew of those kind of islands.

PLT Ys lwo J_ in that group?

CDR No, Iwo Jima is one of the volcano islands.

And the volcano islands are out here,
by the Bonin.

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PLT 0h, Yes.

011 01 57 ii PLT 0k_v, waiting for 58 minutes.

PLT 0k_, stand by for 58 minutes.

CDR Let's see, 58 -

011 01 58 01 PLT MA/_. TAPE RECORDER POWER, ON;

].90 MODE, AUTO; and RADIOM_'r.:_ is
going ON.

CDR I guess you were doing the l_ukyus

then.

PLT 59:53, I'm going to get EREP START.

PLT I don't understand why I did that. I

haven't had that EREP START until
59:53. Oh, well.

PLT Cause none of these start ill you

start - hit EREP START.

PLT Oh, well, we'll do it Just like it

_ 13aid. 59:53 is my next ,,-_'k.

CDR Son of a gun, can't guite get Sakurazima

here.

CDR Got cloud cover on it.

PLT Stand by for 59 :53.

CDR Hey, I can see Sskuraz_. I've got it.

PLT And, Ed, about 15 seconds for ETC AUTO.

CDR Oh, my kingdom for some film! I'm

... it.

011 01 59 53 PLT ... EREP start, and ETC AUTO on the

even minute, Ed. 194 MODE going to
MANUAL.

011 02 00 00 PLT MARK.

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CDR Ed, you got to get a shot of that

volcano in Southern Japan.

SPT I 'm looking right down the crater of

it.

PLT Okay, standing by for 01:30. 192 MODE

to READY.

CDR Okay, I guess I got to - -

PLT Using tape.

011 02 00 35 CDR Sakurazima is not doing much smokign today,

not as much as before. Sc_e steam
coming out of her. Looking right down
her throat.

PLT S"nat's great. Well, Ed's getting some

pictures anyws_v.

CDR Okay, so much for the island of Kyushu.

PLT We're not taking 190 pictures, I don't -

! don't quite understand. Oh, yes, we
are now, of course. Yes, yes, yes, sure.
I guess that's vhy they waited. Just
waited until we got over land mass.
C3tnading by for 01:30 and 01:40.
• ETC
goes frames per minute to I0.0.

CDR ()Kay, the special number 3 starts at

02:53. I've got time to take -

PLT Stand by -

011 02 01 Bl PLT MARK. 192 MODE, READY. And, Ed, about

5 seconds ETC frame per minute to I0.
And in about 20 seconds you go back -
or you go to 4.8.

PLT ()kay, stand by on _ mark, Ed; be 2

minutes even. Frame per minute 4.8.
Stand by -

011 02 02 01 PLT MARK. 4.8 frames per minute. STanding

by for 02:28.

CDR ()kay, now l'm looking down the throat of

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PLT 8b taste the Sukiyaki.

CDR Yes, indeed. Osake Beer. [?]

PLT 02: 28. Stand by.

011 02 02 30 PLT MARK. Oksy, 192 MODE to c_.CK. Waitin

for 240 which is cmoing up in about
5 seconds. On my _._k ETC set,
ETC STANDBY. STand by -

011 02 02 46 PLT MARK. ETC to STANDBY. Okay, and at

353 is my next _k.

CDR 'l_nat'sa beautiful old volcano. Okay,

l'm at zero .... to min_ zoom.
13p over - we're right off of Japan. Okay,
my trouble is that it's going to be very
difficult to see this current. We're
Just going off the - the northern coast
Just above Tokyo. Starting to look at
i- the water. I've got the gimbal ,11 the
way to the right. Now, I see - I see
blooming along the short of Japan, Just i
north of Tokyo. There's a lot of
blooming and I can see a lot of
chlorophyll. The wind must be from the
southeast or from the east ... - -

PLT Stand by on my _-_k.

CDR - - offshore.

PLT Be 53.

CDB Yes, it is offshore.

011 02 03 54 PLT MAI_. SH_I"I'_ S.L"_:_|}

to SLOW.

CDB I could tell by the cloud streets out to

sea that the wind if offshore. And we
can see a lot of chlorophyll blowing
along the coast.

PLT ... MODE to READY. 192 MODE_ READY;

about 2 seconds late. ETC to AUTO, ED.

CDR All right, the cl_uds out here - -

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PLT 416 .... MODE to MANUAL.

011 02 04 4_ PLT MARK. 194 MQDE, MANUAL.

CDR Clouds at sea keeps us frc_ seeing much

of a current. Much in the way of blooming
at sea. An_ l've got _ ankle Ja_d
_11 the way to the right to try to see
as far out to sea as I ...

PLT Standing by for 05 :05.

CDR C,loud cover is scattered to broken and

it's getting - moving towards overcast
now. YOu can see the green coloration
of plankton bloc_ring up close to the
beach. But I haven't as yet seen an - -

PLT All right ... hanging in there.

PLT Stand by for 05 :05.

011 02 05 0_ PLT MARK. 192 MODE to STANDBY. Waiting

for 05:20. BEADY out on 190.

CDR Okay, I'm af_iad cloud cover's going to

keep us from _=_ing any king of a -
a observation on current.

PLT Okay, 190 READY LIGHT is out.

PLT STand by. 05:36, RADI_'I'_ to STANIBY.

STand by -

011 02 05 36 PLT MARK. _EP, STOP now. Okay, that's it.

CDR Yesh, through this - through this

it's difficult to even see that. You
did see shades of light and dark blue
in some of the holes_ huh?

SPT 50 miles or so offshore.

CDR ()kay, I don't know if you could hear that

on the tape _ecorder. I don't know if
_D was getting on to it. But he was saying
that he coula see the line off the coast
of Japan that wa s _v_ry. - rather straight
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line, rather clear line of demarcation

between darker water inland - in toward
the land and lighter water out - out
from the land.

PLT Oksy, Bravo 7 is reading zero.

CDR 0ks_, l'm looking at the Kuril Islands

now. I have one long, slender one
completely covered with snow. If it didn't
have clouds over the top of it, I would
say it was a cloud. Okay, so I guess
what that says then is that the - the
different shades of blue - the shadings
of blue Just - you can't hardly [sic]
see them in the _TS. But, I really did
see plankton along the beach. You
could see the green of the plankton in
the blue of the water and that was
discernible. So that tells me that we'll
probably be able to see the F_I_I and
Current next chance we get because we
know it's a very brilliant green. I re -
I have observed this green pl_n_ton
off the coast of Japan on another -

PLT I_0R CLOSE LIGHT, on.

CDR - and it's no where near as green as

the - the rather iridescent green that we
see in the Falkland Current.

011 02 07 52 PLT Okay, Jer, when you can I want you to

notice these.., move when you - When
you latch the 191 ...

TIME SKIP

011 02 13 32 CDR This is the CDI_ at 02:14 Zulu with the

post EREP S190 frame count. Number I
is i015_; number 2, 2335; D1--ber 3,
9878; nmnber 4, 9240_ n1-,_,_r5, i011;
:lumber 6, 9937.

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011 13 33 ii PLT This is the PLT. Time is

9 - 13:33. Just finished the
s $253 observations, photographs
of the comet. The comet is very
faint, but the - the length of
the tail is shortened very little
if any, from our estimate, say,
5 to 6 degrees in length, using
the - the field of view of the
bionculars as a rough gage. I
noticed that it is still fills,
ohm, a good 2/3 of the field across
in the binoculars.

011 13 34 i0 PLT And the - the tail becomes

fainter and fainter, of course;
finally loose sight of it. And
the - however, by sweeping the eye
back and forth, you can pretty well
make it out, at least as far as the
impurity of the eye is concerned.
So l'd still estimate the -the
length a minimum of 5 degrees
and perhaps 6, and it sort of
depends on the individual eyeball
looking. The coma is still -
/- is very faint now as far as
the visual magnitude concerned,
Just after sunset. Had difficulty
seeing it; had to get dark -
dark adapted before I could
actually pick it up visually. So
the magnitude or brightness is
waining. I don't think it's due
to distance, but, anyway, the
length still remains about the
s_e.

011 13 34 57 PLT PLT out.

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011 14 50 08 CDR This is the CDR at 14:50 Zulu,

with a debriefing on the 13:56
- ATM pass. The JOP 6 buildingblock
IA/B went without any great problems.
Whistled right through that, got
the data that was required. And
the TV downlink, managed to get
quite a bit of XUV MON on it. And
right at the tail end of it we
finished up the CONTINUOUS MODE
of' WHITE LIGHT CORONOGRAPH, and
I threw sc_e of that on.

011 14 50 50 CDR The r_nainder of the stuff there

was no big problem; everything
went as planned. Right near the
end of it I was notified by the
ground that it looked like a surge
or something had lifted - that there
was something going on over about
250. And so as soon as I finished
the TV downlink work, that WHITE
LIGHT CORONOGRAPH, I closed that
up and whistled over and took a
look at the area around 250 and,
s11re enough, there were two small
_-- surges. One had completely listed
off and was above the limb and the
other one was on the limb and
narrowing at the neck, necking down
at its connection at the limb.

011 14 51 32 CDR So I did a building block number 3,

_.Lth the SLIT parallel to the
limb, on the first one that had
s_Lready listed off. And it nowhere
near filled the SLIT. So tthe center
of the SLIT's got that on it, and
then the ends of the SLIT are
quiet.

011 14 51 51 CDR And - and then I whis - went

down to the other one, which was
about, oh, about 150 arc minutes
on south along the limb from the
first one. And it had also necked
down considerably since the last
time l'd looked at it. So I did
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f- a buildingblock - or a shopping
list 3 on that as well,and during
shopping list 3 it actually did list
off. That is, the - the necking
down; it finally separated from the
limb and was sort of a little
wedge or a triangle above the limb.
I imagine there's probably a lot
of connection there that we Just
couldn't see, but from - you know
Just the displays I had, we - I did
see it necked down to the point to
where it was no longer connected to
the limb. Again, that was awfully
small, too, and it came nowhere
near close to filling the SLIT.
And you got quiet background, I
think, above and below that thing.
We were rolled again parallel to
the - to the limb.

011 14 52 56 CDR Then as soon as I finished those

two things - I had about 9 minutes
left, so I whipped over and got
JOP 12 Charlie done. And that takes
care of the S082B calibration.
But because I did the shopping list,
%,._did not get the S055 calibration
done. You may have to ask somebody
else to do that a little bit later
_I the risky. That's about it. I
think rather than debrief over -
describe what I see in the Sun
on the - the tape recorder here,
I think I'll Just pass the word on
ti_e alr_t0_ground and then I'll
secure.

011 14 53 40 CDR CDR out.

011 14 55 h5 CDR This is the CDR at ih:55. We're

out of air-to-groumd contact, and
I've got to leave the console,
so I'll go ahead and give a little
description of what I see on the
Sun first thing in the morning.
I've taken the two polaroid pictures.
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And let's first tasb about the

](LW'MDN. Active region lh, 15,
16, oh, 17, and 18 are quite plain.
The lh in XUV M0N had the brightest -
the brightest area in it this morning.
And I did not get a chance to go
exDlore it at all and - and see what
any of the oxygen VI counts were.

011 lh 56 36 CDR The south pole - the coronal hole at

the south pole is more - much more
evident today than the one at the
north pole. The north pole coronal
hole is - is smaller; the one at
the south is quite a bit larger. I
see a hole at about 300 on the limb
coming in; it's Just to the northwest
of the active region 18, which I
believe is the weak region that
we've been looking at.

011 lh 5T 17 CDR The - the spot for - or I should

-_ say Just below that - that hole,
small coronal hole or whatever
that is. It's - it looks like it's
too big and - and round to be a -
a filsment chanel. There is a
brightening on the limb right below
that, which is - this is above 17
and - and those that are coming
around the limb • so it may be that
we'll have an active region in a
day or two showing up there. But
we have Just a - Just a hint of a
bright area beginning to show up at
about 280 on the limb.

011 lh 57 57 CDR That's about all I can make of this

that's of - of any great interest.
I might add that the west - or the
eastern limb brightening - wait a
minute; I got my east and west missed -
mixed up again. That coronal hole I
was talking about was northeast of
active region 18. It's on the limb,
at about 290 to 300 on the limb, and
then this little bright area that I'm

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t-'[king about that's showing on the

llnb is below that to the south at
about 280, something like that, on
the limb. And I might Just add that
the whole limb, the whole eastern
llmb, is - is brighter than the
western limb, and - and there's a -
some brightness in the east limb
all the way down toward the coronal
hole at the south. And that's about
it on the XUV YEN.

011 lh 58 54 CDR On the WHITE LIGHT CORONOGRAPH, the

spike that we had been watching at
300 is pretty much gone now; it's
pretty diffused. The whole east llmb
has a wide diffused streamer area;
the streamer down at about 240 is
wide. It looks like it's got -
you could a]most say there's three
points in it, but not quite; it's -
it's a very wide point. Down at
about 250 it dips - it dips there
_-- and then starts building back out again
by 270 back out to another spike.
M11ch - much enhanced area there,
2l_0 to 270.

011 12 59 39 CDR (hrer on the other limb out at

sl)out, oh, 070 to 090 there are -
it's a wide diffuse area, but
there's sort of a gap between the
two ends so it looks like you kind
of have two wide streamers, two
_.Lde points, and a gap in between
them. That's nowhere near as bright
or as extensive as all of the
streamer activity over on the east
limb. I see nothing - nothing
of interest up in the area of 300
to 360, and the area frc_ 090 down
tZhe 180 is - is rather a quiet area,
too.

011 15 00 21 (DR CDR out.

011 15 03 52 SPT Today let's talk about what some of

these objects I have have in cr_mon.
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Screwdriver, pair of scissors,

rec'order, for that matter, the TV
camera. Each one of those has a
quality and that quality is dependent
upon the material from which they are
made. That's true for most things
that we work with. Up here at Skylab
we plan to study a little bit the
techniques with which these things
are made, in particular solids and
how they cool, how they are formed
frc_ a liquid, and how they actually
became a solid.

011 15 04 _8 SPT It's in this phase in going fr_n a

liquid to a solid, in which the quality
of the material is determined to a
large degree. In psm%icular, if we
look at say, silicone crystals
which transistors are made frc_,
which is the heart of this TV camera
and the electronics industry, we find
that as they cool, the gravity which
we have down there on Earth, in
which every transistor so far has
, been made in the presence of, we find
that the gravity tends to make the
wanner ot the hotter material move to
the surface as it is cooling. Ss_e
thing happens in your h_ne.

011 15 05 33 spt If you notice your second story is

aSways a little bit warmer than
your first. All the heat is up the
ceiling. The same thing happens in
a solid. Whether it be of metal or
c_stal. Now this convection tends
to create very small real-uniformities
in the material. Mal-uniformities can
change the properties and usually
degrade it. Also we find that con-
tamination could come from a con-
tainer which you cool the solid in.

Oll 15 06 l0 SPT For exs_ple, if you have a vase of

metal, you cool it; you find that the
conts_ination frc_ the side, from the

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"__" _ walls, from before, will decay the

: properties of the material. Whereas
here, we don't have that problsm.
We're able to essentially take
:'" a bath of siquid, hot, let it cool,
with no conts_ination from the side,
and no convections to ch-n_e its
properties. We're goint to be
studying a little bit in the next
COuple of days one particular way
."_ ': of forming crystals, which
Dr.. JOhn Caruthers, one of the
people working in the field right
now, feels is a very pr_sing way
in which to grow crystals with
exceptionally pure, uniform
properties.

011 15 07 07 SPT This will enable us to create

much smaller crystals, or much
smaller transisters if you will,
m_ch smaller circuitry, and we
_- think make a [sic] improvoment
in the electronics industry.
HOwever what we're going to be
doing has application in many
fields: Just plain study of
fluid mechanics in zero g. I think
you'll - what you'll see is going
::- to be fun and it's also got some
_ _" very basic applications. The
way we're going to be doing is
that this homsmade device here,
that we have is taken and use
mounts, i, 2, 3, 4.

011 15 07 56 And these mounts are pretty much

the same as hold up the TV camera;
line thsm up taking some of our
tools, which are extension shafts
for some of the bits that we have.
• i And mount them and then we 'ii
•" proceed to turn; we'll be placing
• a fluid in between the two here,
w_ich you will be able to get a
Close up view on this csmera. And
then we're going to turn it.
r

o 15 , turnbothof th- "

.. Simultaneously using this string
• :_ ! and rod, pulling it up. We can
_..,; ."_,' _ change the speed, we can rotate
)_ ' them in opposite directions, and
we can also move the distance
• ." apart. We'll be placing colored
".' " fluids in here, hopefully so that
% you're better able to visualize what's
._.. c. : happening. Now the reason we've
, _'_%_'_ " chosen this particular ische_e here
_'_ is that for growing crystals we ' C
'_ need to heat the - material which : m
': '£ you're working with to get it to _
:_ : "!" be a fluid, and this is a unique ._
£ and promising way to do it. .-

011 15 09 09 8_T Put the material in here, have a

furnace around the outside, and _
, slowly rotate it, Very slowly, so _
: -_ that you get very uniform heating.
Another consideration with your _,
• _ uniform heating, that as it cools
you can also allow it to cool very
, slowly by changing the e_ouug of _:
. heat that it getx, and to allow it
,. • to cool off - cool uniformly, you

, _ _, =. _eed to slowly rotate it because _-_

_ . :- cannot build a perfectly uniform
' :.,_._ ..__;,
. :',_._:.: :.... _. ' yOu
heater. So the slt_atlon we're faced _-
,-'.:,_,'_<_,':_,_:_" ; ' with is the fluid in here, Which ._,
2:::;, :; _:(J_:' : will be rotating.

Oll 15 09 ha SPT Let's see whs_ happens. -=

CDR Say, Ed, do you know where that -

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001 16 09 25 PLT This is the PLT, time is 16:10, reporting

an handheld photographs Charlie X-ray 51,
frmues 163 through 175. Had two fairly
good shots in Mexico, mountainous areas.
Took about - c_ing up on the U.S. - the
U.S. was clouded over but there was
interesting cloud system and a storm
system in the Gulf. I took - three shots
of the - of the storm system - took a
couple out toward the Great Lakes where
there were some interesting flow patterns
and lake-associated cloud patterns and
surface flow patterns it looked llke. I
took a couple of shots of northern U.S.
and Canada, which was panaramous and
indicated the extent and - the extent of
snow cover and also the - in fairly good
panar_ic pictures - of - the ... showing
_ the relief by melting snow and I got two
good shots of the Gulf of St. Ls_rence
reasonably clear, showing ice flow on the
surface of the waters.

011 16 i0 37 PLT PLT o_t.

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011 16 24 26 SPT SPT at 16:24, debriefing ATM pass which

began at 15:27. We found the right
location to work today. Even though
the position of 250 degrees, 0.I radii
does not have a great deal of XUV,
nor anything showing in the X-ray
MONI_)R, it certainly has manifested
a lot of change in the H-ALPHA. This
morning before I got to the panel,
apparently Jerry saw a surge lift
off. When I got here, the material
had reattached to the ... That is,
what Jerry saw was a wedge, with
the point at the surface. This
is at a ROLL of 250. And the
surge inclined at about 45 degrees
... the surface. When I got here
and looked at it at 15:30, the
material was reattached and in
the course of 20 minutes that
material was ... extending up
30 degrees ... something on the order
of i0 degrees. But towards the
end of the orbit it looked as though
it was boiling up for another one
and ... become a little more intense
in H-ALPHA and to extend out a
little bit.

011 16 26 03 SPT So nmybe we have another surge going.

Okay, we started the orbit with a
building block 32 and we ended the
orbit with a building block 32. At
the end I did not get a PATROL SHORT
in, however. We were just tight on
time, I managed to get the exposure
for _%C exactly with 1 minute
remaining, at ROLL of 5272. We did
building block 23, although there
were some deviations which, of course,
some which you inserted and some which
I thought necessary to put in. And
I'll take it instrument by instrument.

011 16 26 55 SPT Starting at the top, 56 received three

exposures, 13 minutes each, on frames
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4, 5,. and i. So, we gave two

extra in there. 82A received a
WAVELENGTH SHORT for 20 seconds,
after a call to the ground to see
what their thoughts on it were.
And :[ will do this in the future if
I am in ground contact. If I'm in -
not in ground contact and we had
a case like today, I most likely
would have gone ahead in taking it.
82B received their first 9-second
exposure, 20 arc seconds off the limb.

011 16 28 07 SPT Then I started into their long

35 second. The original pointing
was chosen so that I could - center
the SLIT right over the region which
was _oming out with the activity,
that is around 250. But, unfor-
tunately, that did not cover the Jet,
which was moving out, nor this
diffused material which I have described
on the air to ground. The top of the
SLIT - the top one quarter of the
slit, did cover that diffused
material. That diffused amterial
was of a shape of the - rather in
two - two sections to it, about
20 are seconds off the limb, about
20 src seconds in extent above the
limb, so that makes it go about h0 -
from 20 to 40 and about 20 arc seconds
in length, that is up/down, if you
wil_, if you're looking at it with
the SLIT tangent to the limb, and a
partition between the upper and lower
half, which was connected on the
right-hand side. So that's all in
H-ALPHA, so I don't think I need to
describe that too much further. Now
once the Jet had gone back down and it
looked as though the limb had simmered
down,, I bad second thoughts. That
ROLL was also at about 1200 - 12 - 1204 -
minus 1204. And had I thought a little
bit more about it at the beginning
I would have put the SLIT right over
that diffused material, like we ended
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up doing. But, again, that's hind-

sight. So 82B's second exposure
was one which went for 18 minutes
8/nd 30 seconds to which - with the
top i/h of the SLIT on the bottom
edge of the diffused material. And
then they received another exposure
of 1'5 minutes and 30 seconds in which
they were centered on the material
in ROLL and on the bottom of it in
distance from the limb.

011 16 30 50 SPT That was stopped at hOOK. Now 55

received lots of MIRROR, AUTO RASTERS.
I deviated a little bit. We started
at GRATING position of zero. That'w
where I was initially and when I go
there, I didn't know how fast things
were changing so I - I thought I better
start there ... which the program
called for. So you got about 3-1/2
MIRROR, AUTO RASTERs at that position.
Then we wnet and got one MIRROR, AUTO
RASTER at 23 - 24:3_. This is all
OPTICAL REF, now. That went down to
line 50. And then two more truncated
down to - down to line hO. We went
to u** GRATING position 29 - 26 and
gave two MIRROR, AUTO RASTERa, truncated
down to line 30.

011 16 31 51 SPT I believe there's probably a little

bit more in there than I have Just
called out. I found it difficult to -
to keep track of them - and trying to
work the other instruments and with
our RASTER SCAN counter not giving
me an accurate count.

011 16 32 04 SPT So, that's a low estimate of - which

I'w._ just given you. The optimum
way_, of course, to observe that one
woufLd have been with the - for 55
purposes - would have been with the
truncated MIRROR, AUTO BASTERs with
the horizontal SLIT tangent to the
limb. But. _e could not have gotten
82A data. All i__. Again, from this
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particular situation it sure would

be good if we couldhave thosetwo
instruments rotated 90 degrees, relative
to one another. And if we ever see
something like this again, it would
be useful to have the instruments -
perhaps one could be rotated relative
to another if - if any uncertainity
about which is the best position
initially. Someday I'd like to talk
more about that whole subject.

011 16 33 03 SFT 56 received 3 of the LONG EXPOSURES,

that is M, S, O, L, 64. We had time
for about a half of one at the end
but I did not start it, not knowing
your druthers on part of a sequence.
Probably could have gotten you a
third, not a half. So, I did not go
ahead and do that. Of course your X-ray
exposures corresponded to the same ones
that 56 got in time. Their order,
howe_er, was for the 4, 5, and 1.

011 16 33 53 SPT SPT out.

TIME SKIP

011 16 47 12 CDR This is the CDR at 16:46 Zulu. The

S190 thread - frame count is unchanged
from the evening status report and
the post - EREP post status repost last
night. Number i is 0154; number 2,
2335; number 3, 9878; number 4, 9220;
number 5, 1011; number 6, 9937.

011 16 47 38 CDR CDR out.

TIME SKIP

011 16 56 25 CDR This is the CDR at 16:57, the monitor -

the subject is EREP C&G, the
monitor is Delta 6 is now reading
57 percent.
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011 16 56 34 CDR CDR cut.

/-
011 17 01 15 CREW ...

011 17 01 58 SPT SPT at 17:02; ED61. Pictures

were taken on mad CIll3; frames
h8, _9, 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, and 55.
Okay, give you a quick description
here. We got a little more growth.
Compartment number l, seed Alfa.
Seed A has got a - something coming
out and it, again, is away from the
light in which it's coming out. It's
root like. Curls out towards the top
of the container and then towards -
starts moving towards the front of
the container, that is towards the
light. Seed Bravo has done nothing.
Seed Charlie is - oh, Charlie has
not done anything either. It's split
and I might - there might be a
possibility of a very sm_ll root coming
out one side, but that's hard to
distinguish. There is something there,
however, Just a little dummy on the
top, but ti doesn'tdoesn'tlook like
an ex - a root at all. And about 1/_
the size of the seed. Compartment 2,
we have nothing. Compartment 3, we
have out of seed alfa - we have one
small curlicue root maybe - making a
360 and extending no more than a quarter
of the seed diameter. Seed Charlie
has got lengthwise and the seed is -
root is pointed toward the back of
this it's container and seed alfa is
pointed toward the top. And that's
the root. Seed Bravo, nothing. Okay,
let's go over to seed - or compartment
four where we got a big - bit performer.
Alfa is doing nothing and Charlie is
doing nothing, but Bravo is really -
really growing here. We've got the root
structure coming out of it's seed at
the end away from the container - away
from the front of the container, that
is away from the light. And there is a
large root structure protruding off -
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/i... which goes all the way past bra -

seed Alfa now. It went up to it
yesterday; now it's passed it.

011 17 04 29 SPT And it has reached the top of the

container where it has butted up
against it and has just curlicued
a little bit. It ia all white. I do
not see any leaves. There is another
root which has come the bottom of
the seed, which is again the back of
the container. And that one I have -
is very thin - relatively thin compared
to the others and it's moving towards
the right-hand side of the container.
And it's Just butted up against the edge
and not done anything else. Okay,
compartemnt five, it's got a curlicue
one coming out of the top of Alfa
towards the top of the container.

011 17 05 12 SPT Bravo is - the seed is pointing so

that it goes toward the side of the
container - toward the left-hand
_-- side and the root structure is about
one seed-length long. It's all
white. I notice that some of
these I can see the root has got
a more of a translucent white. And
then as you get closer to the seed
all - all of a sudden turns to a
more opaque yellow and looks a little
thicker. I imagine that's the way it
grows. Not sure with the seed Bravo
in compartment five. Seed Charlie is
split.

011 17 05 51 SPT Compartment six we've got another

big performer. The - coming out of
the bottom of six, that's the back
of the container, the root goes
45 degrees towsrds the top and
right-hand side, a little bit towards
the front now as towards the light,
maybe only 30 degrees. And the
top drove three seed-lengths long
and the top is spiralled around,
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maybe, oh, about 2 turns, very

_" tightlywove - woven. The other -
it's coming out of bot - also out
of the bottom but going off towards
the bottom and right-hand side is
a very thin, crooked, jagglie root,
unlike the others. And that is -
that's only about on seed - a seed
and a half length long.

011 17 06 45 SPT Okay, over in compartment seven, we

have coming out seed Alfa a root where -
let's see it's at the top of the
container and the - the root is about
3/_ of a seed long and it's - it's
got s. curlicue at the end, I believe.
It's kind of tough to see the exact
detail, but it's kind of bunched up
there at the end. Yeah, it's curlicue.
And that is just going parallel. It
came out of the top and went - and
headed down and back a little bit,
that is a little bit away from the
light. Bravo and Charlie doing
_ nothing. Over in compartment 8,
eitht, they've got two, seeds and -
I'll be durned, we got two seeds also
in A - in Charlie. Somehow I
managed to get two seeds in
there, but not in A. Wonder what
the beck happened there. I had a
little bit of trouble with that
ejector at the beginning. Oh, well.
Such is life. Sorry about that.
Okay, nothing really happening in
compartment eight. There is one
small bud coming out of the - one
seed towards the front of the
container in eight.

011 17 08 19 SPT Let Ee explain to what we got.

In Alfa, there's only one seed.
Bravo, there's one - there's 2 seeds.
And in Charlie, it looks like
there's 2 seeds. The one in the
front is split. The one in the
back I can't see too well.
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Nothing coming out of either one

if _ of those. In Bravo we've got just
a small bud, which I've mentioned
which is - it's really nothing
but a little nubbin on there. So,
to recap, the real big performers
are in compartment three and four
surprisingly enough. I'm sorry, 3 -
or, ]4and 6. They're both on the
same side.

011 17 08 59 SPT SPT out.

011 17 17 36 CDR Okay, this is the CDR at 17:17:40.

Subject is Earth Resources, EREP.
This is a C&D l0 minute monitoring
check. Alfa 2 is 59; Alfa 3 is
86; Alfa 4 is 70; Alfa 5 is 67; Alfa 6
is 0; Bravo 2 is 56; Bravo 3 is 76;
Braw_ h is 71; Bravo 5 is 75;
Bravo 6 is 50; Bravo 7 is 3h;
Braw_ 8 is l; Bravo 9 is 58; Charlie 2
is 41_; Charlie 3 is 87; Charlie h
is 7;[; Charlie 5 is 82; Charlie 6
is h6; Charlie 7 is 50 percent;
Delta2 is 86; Delta3 is 85;
Delta _ is 72; Delta 5 is 14;
Delta 6 is still 57; Delta 7 is
reading 10.

011 17 19 38 CDR Okay:, S192 MODE to READY. DOOR, OPEN

now. Waiting 60 seconds for READY
light.

011 17 20 h3 CDR Okay, 192 READY light is on. MODE

is g_ing to CHECK. S192 HEATER
SWITCH OFF light is out. Panel ll7,
PRESS TO TEST. Delta temp's okay.
Overtemp' s okay.

011 17 21 08 CDR All right, the preoperate configuration:

TAPE RECORDER, ON; READY light on.

011 17 21 15 CDR 192. POWER's ON. READY light is out.

MODE's in CHECK. The DOOR is OPEN.

011 17 21 23 CDR 91, ON; READY, on; COOLER, ON, DOOR

is 0P_.
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011 17 21 29 CDR 90
the is on,is
door READY
open.out,
TheSTANDBY; and
RADIOMETER,
STANDBY; READY, out; SCATTEROMETER,
OFF; READY, out; ALTIMETER, OFF;
READY, out •

011 17 21 43 CDR 24 i3 on; READY, on.

CDR Okay, it's 17:23 now. i minute to

the first action. EREP START at
27 :3_.

CDR On my mark it'll he 17:24:00.

CDR Stand by -

011 17 2_ O0 CDR MARK. SCATTEROMETER and the

ALTIMETER both to STANDBY.

CDR Lots of good water, Bill?

PLT Yeah, lots of good clouds too.

About 3 minutes to landfall, I
figure it. There's BaJa.

/-_ PLT Righ_ over Guaymos.

CDR Oh.

CDR 1 minute to EREP START.

CDR Okay, at 27:40 we're gonna want a -

a VTS AUTO CAL.

PLT Okay, stand by -

CDR I'ii - I'ii be giving a mark at 34

for EREP START and then one for AUTO CAL.

PLT Okay.

011 17 27 18 CC Houston. We're monitoring through

Goldstone.

CDR Roger, Hank.

CDR Okay, on my mark it'll be 27:34. Stand by -

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011 17 27 3_ CDR MARK. EREP START. Next is VTS AUTO

CAL at 40, Bill. Stand by -

PLT Stand by -

011 17 27 h0 CDR/PLT MARK.

CDR Okay. RADIOMETER's going to OFF.

CDR My next mark will be at 28 even.

PLT There's Baja; got it. Beautiful.

CDR Stand by -

011 17 28 O0 CDR MARK. The ALTIMETER's ON; 194

to MANUAL.

011 17 28 09 CC Bill, regard to your special 02

on the snow covered area coming up,
due to where the snow cover is,
we expect that you won't acquire
/ that until 34, rather than 33:14
as we've indicated. However, we
would like you to track that, if
you would, right on up to the
special 01 at 36:26.

PLT Okay. By track you mean track the -

the particular spot that I pick.

CC That's affirm. You track the snow-covered

area you pick out there.

PLT Okay. What I was going to try to

do, Hank, was pick a snow covered near
Kansas City, if it looks like I'll
be able to do it. Otherwise, I'll
just go ahead and take any area.

CC Okay, we copy.

CDR Got an ALTIME'r_R, UNLOCK light

flashing.
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CDB Went out.

PLT There 's Guaymos.

PLT See the city of Guaymas.

CDR Okaymy nextmark is 29:33. l

PLT I'll track Guaymas and then

I'll track out in the little
hay, the one that's a triangle.

CDR Stand by -

011 17 29 B3 CDR MARK. S190, MODE to AUTO.

PLT There's the bay; I'm going to

give you data push button on that
little bay. It's Guaymos.
Now I'll track the City of Guaymos.
*** using theDAC. Data push button
release. Okay, set up for White Sands
31: 26.

CDR Okay, at 30:20 l'm looking for an

/-- S191 light on.

Oll 17 30 20 CDR MARK. The READY came on at 20:

REFKKENCE to 6.

PLT Okay, I got White Sands. Okay, I

see the area you want. Beautiful.

CDR Okay, Ed, we got an ETC AUTO coming

up in about 2h seconds. On my mark
it'll be 31:10. Stand by -

011 17 31 l0 CDR MARK. S190, INTERVAL down to 10.

On mY next mark it'll be 31:20 at an
ETC ATU0. Stand by -

Oll 17 31 20 CDR MARK. ETC, ATUO.

PLT There' s ... Tracking.

CDR Next mark's at 31:35. Stand by -

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S 011 17 31 35 CDR MARK. 192, MODE to HEADY. Tape

recorder's picking up speed -
we got a MOTION light. ALTImeTER,
UNLOCK light is on; the READY light
is out. Going to STANDBY.

CDR Okay, I think I'll just leave the

ALTIMETER OFF.

CDR I'll only get about 5 more seconds

if I turn it on. Stand by for '
RADIO_[ETER to STANDBY -

011 17 32 l0 CDH MARK. That's 08. 32:20 is next.

PLT Here's l0 degrees UP.

CDR Okay. SCATTEROMETER and RADIOMETER

are ON. I got them h seconds late.
33:10 is next. Need ETC to STANDBY.

PLT Okay, ti's time for the lava. There

it is. Okay, I want to get both of
them. Beautiful! Okay, you got a
- pushbutton. Zoom in max. Got the
dike. Right there. Okay, I'm right
on the dike. Data pushbutton. There
we scored on both of them.

CDH CoodL deal. My next mark will be 33:10

for ETC to STANDBY.

PLT I think I'd have to be hit in the head

not to be able to pick these things out.

CDR Stsz_d by -

011 17 33 l0 CDR MARK. ETC to ST2uNDBY. Coming up

on 36.

011 17 33 17 CDR MARK. SCATTEROMETER to STANDBY;

RADIOMETER to STANDBY. Angle going to
zero.
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. 011 17 33 25 CDR 24, _RK SCATTEROMETER, ON_ RADIO_&ETER,

ON.

PLT Okay. special 02.

CDE Next one at 35:30-

PLT 0kay_ 33:14 - 34 rather . .. 3h.

0kay:_ 3h:33. Kansas City is 3- 3.8
RIGHT. Two, it's gonna be a little
closer. Okay, I'm - I'll pain an
area. There's Kansas City. CAMERA,
ON; Max mag. Okay, here we go.
And the next for the river.

CDR On my mark it'll be 35:30.

CDR Coming up on 30. Stand by -

011 17 35 31 CDR MARK. 190, SHUTTER speed to MEDIUM.

PLT There' s zero, down track.

CDR On my mark it'll he 36:00.

PLT i0 degrees down track, CAMERA, OFF.

CDR SI

PLT ... 36:26.

011 17 36 01 CDR MARK. S193, POLARIZATION to 4. Alfa

at the MODE 1 - 193 Alfa.

PLT Zero, zero.

CDR 36:15 coming up next with an ETC to

STANDBY.

CDR Stand by -

011 17 36 16 CDR MARK. 36:15. 36:46 is next.

PLT Okay, and we're ts/<ing that on

NADIR, SWATH; zero, zero showing.
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. PLT IMCon,now.

CDR On my mark it'll be 36:46.

CDR Stand by -

011 17 36 48 CDR MARK. SCATTEROMETER, STANDBY;

RADIOMETER to STANDBY. 36:54.

PLT Okay, I put IMC on 56 here and

I took it off.

CDR 36:54, stand by -

011 17 36 56 CDR _IARK. RADIOMETER's OFF. Coming up

on 37:00. Stand by -

011 17 37 01 CDR MARE:. ALTIMETER's ON.

PLT Okay, I was just a little slow

getting everything set up on that
first NADIR SWATH.

CDE ALTIF_TER, UNLOCK light. Still got

-- a R_J_DY.

PLT We're going across Lake Michigan, now,

I think.

PLT Some lake, anyway.

CDR READY light 's out. Okay, turning

193 to STANDBY for 15 seconds.

PLT This pictures the one I'll take.

CDR ALT]2_ETER back to ON.

CDR Coming up on 38:10. Stand by -

011 17 38 l0 CDR MAP$:. 192 MODE, CHECK.

CDR Looking for an S190 READY out

at 38: 40.

PLT DAC will be going off at 38:_3,

the ... DAC.
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CDR Okay, somewhere - -

011 17 38 43 PLT MARK. DAC off.

CDR - - along the line 190 did not

get put to AUTO. The MODE is now
STANDBY; the FRAME is 16. When
I get a chance I'll look back and see
if I can figure out what ha - what
I did. 41:10 is the next one. I
got a 190 SHUTTER SPEED to MEDIUM.
I got a 190 MODEto AUTO at 29:]3. I
must have missed it.

PLT And we're in a NADIR SWATH.

PLt Picking up a lot of high fine cirrus.

Very thin cirrus. And on special 01
I was about l0 seconds getting every-
thing set on that thing. Everything
else is nominal. And now we're in
nadir swath until 52:55, no DAC.

CDR Okay, ALTIMETER UNLOCK. READY light's

out. I'll just stand by for 15 seconds.

Oll 17 40 21 CDR ALTIMETER's back ON.

PLT Over solid overcast now.

SC I turned the DAC on to cover ...

CDR ALTI_dETER UNLOCK.

PLT - -because there's a - an unusual

cloud formationthere. That ought
to be good. - these roll clouds
that we were seeing yesterday, Jer?

CDR Yes.

PLT There's about - there's six of them

in a row there. I've - I took some
pictures of them earlier today too.

CDR ALTIMETER UNLOCK. Going to STANDBY.

I'm going to leave it OFF.
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/- CDR On my mark it'll be 21:10. Stand by -

011 17 21 ll CDR MARK. RADIOmeTER to STANDBY.

CDR 41:35 is next.

CDR Okay, at 21:35 we'll be putting ETC

POWER ON stand by -

Oll 17 41 36 CDR MARK. 41:35 ETC POWER, ON. At 41:43 -

011 17 41 42 CDR MARK. S190 MODE to AUTO. Got a

READY light.

CDR 41:50 -

011 17 41 52 CDR MARK. ETC to AUTO. 21:55 -

011 17 41 56 CDR MARK. SCATTEROMETEE, ON; RADIOMETER,

ON. h2:it is next.

CDR Stand by -

011 17 42 16 CDR MARK. At 42:15 192 went to READY.

We'w-_ got TAPE MOTION. We're in good
shape. 43:15 is next.

CDR Houston, CDR.

CC Go s]_e
ad.

CDR ShotK[d - should we not have - is

the ]KEADY light out on S190? I'm in
AUTO. I got a READY light ON.

CC That READY light will stay on when

it's running in sequence, Jerry.

CDR Okay.

CDR 43:15 coming up. Stand by -

011 17 h3 16 CDR MARK. SCATTEROMETER, OFF; RADI0_,

OFF. I got my light sequence backwards
in my mind there. 43:27 coming up.
Stand by -
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011 17 43 28 CDR MARK. 192 MODE to STANDBY. 43:34

coming up. Stand by -

011 17 43 35 CDR MARK. 190 MODE - INTERVAL to 20.

43:34 [sic] -

011 17 43 42 CDR MARK. 193 to XTNC L/R; SOLARIZATION, 5.

43:52 stand by -

011 17 43 53 CDR MARK. SCATTEROMETER, ON. RADI_4ETER,

ON.

CDR 44:05, ETC should be at 4.8

frames per minute.

CC SKylab, we're going LOS. We'll see

you gaain at Madrid in about 4 minutes.

CDR Okay.

PLT Now for a couple of frames of the Gulf of

-_ St. Lawrencethere too. Quite a bit
of ice information due from these DAC
frames Itll bet.

CDR Yes.

CDR ... yesterday they didn't feel the

resolution was good enough to do any
good on the - last night's EREP pass.

PLT You're right. Well, I went - I took

about 4 frames of ...

Oll 17 45 02 CDR 45. 190 READY light is out. ETC to

STAZ_DBY ; 190 to STANDBY.

PLT Okay, I have fine maneuver at 53-

CDR Well, the old ALTIMETER didn't want

to play today.
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PLT Because it kept unlocking, huh?

CDR Yes.

011 17 47 h5 PLT ... building up out here.

SPT ...

CDR There he is.

CDR We out over the North Atlantic, Bill?

PLT Yes.

PLT Awful lot of activity. This extraterres -

extratropieal storm must be pretty
powerful. You know, I that band - well,
that's what we were looking at it
earlier this morning. - way south
on up to the north there.

CDR Uh-huh.

011 17 49 12 CC Skylab, Houston through Madrid for

9 minutes.

CDR Roger, Hank. Can the guys in the

EREP backroom tell whether or not
at 29:33 I made a call for S190 MODE
to ATUO.

CC Roger, Jerry. You made that call

there, and we think probably everything's
all right. If you give us the reading
on station i we can probably tell
right quick.

CDR Okay. I found that switch OFF when I

came to it, so itcould be that I
grabbed it when - up above when I was
supposed to put the SCATTERO_METER to
STANDBY, I may have grabbed 190 and
put it to STANDBY which means, we're
about 2 minutes lost. Okay, station l's
reading 183.
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011 17 49 53 CC 183. Roger. It should resh around

210, I think.

CDR Okay, I suspect that's what happened

then. Up there around 36:46
when the SCATTEROMETER went to STANDBY,
I ma,y have grabbed the 190 switch and
put it to STANDBY.

CC Okay, we copy, Jer.

PLT This nadir swath isn't going to go

anywhere. I'm going to go up there
and get the maneuver.

Oll 17 51 52 CDR Okay, on my mark it'll be 52:00.

Stand by -

Oll 17 52 O0 CDR MARK. 19h MODE to MANUAL.

CDR On my mark it'll be 52:55. Stand by -

011 17 52 55 CDR MARK. SCATTEROMETER, OFF.

Oil 17 52 57 CDR MARK. RADIOMETER, OFF at 57-

53:06 is next. Stand by -

Oll 17 53 06 CDR MARK. EREP STOP.

CC Skylab, Houston. We need the DAS for

heater off cormnanding.

PLT Stand by 1. I'm putting the new

maneuver time in.

CC Okay.

CDR Okay, Bravo 7 is reading 35. That's 35.

PLT You' ve got it Hank.

CC That,<you.

CDR Yes.
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PLT ...

011 18 01 14 PLT PLT at 18:00 recording S190 film

before removal - frames before removal.
Number 1 camera 0183, 2364, 9907,
9269,, 1040, 9967.

011 18 01 37 PLT PLT out.

011 18 04 54 CDR This is the CDR at 18:05 Zulu with

the S191 CAL - AUTO CAL MONITOR data.
Alfa 7 was 80 percent ; Alfa 8 was
85 percent.

011 18 05 06 CDR CDR out.

011 18 06 38 SPT SPT at 18:07, handheld photographs.

Mag CX40, first one taken at 17:37,
frame 63 down to 61, f/ll, 65 millimeter,
1/250.

SPT The subject was the Great Lakes, and

first one showed Lake Michigan. And
again I noted the clouds which tended
to form right along a ridge which went
righ_ down the center of the lake.
That is , the ridge running north/south.
This ridge ex - continued to extend
righ-_ over the city of Chicago. And
it was a little east of the city of
Chicago and tended to spread out on
either side. So it covered that ciy
pretty well. Again off the lake.
It was a very pronounced ridge, just
like a backbone right down about
one half the length. Total areas
was covered with clouds, the other
half was - along the shoreline was open.

Oll 18 08 04 SPT I did not see a similar effect on

Lake Huron; however, I did see ice on
Lake Huron. I could see it to the
eastward side. you could see cloud
streets which would show the wind to
be from the west. And the ice which
was in fairly large chunks was
up _ainst the east side. Most of the
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patterns in the ice were parallel

to the coastline - that's running
nortla/south. That had three - free
frames of that. So that was for the
35-millimeter, so we covered a
pretty wide area.

011 18 08 56 SPT The next were up in the Gulf of St.

Lawrence, 08 HH35. But, before I
go on, everything else was under clouds.
Lake Erie and Lake Ontario, unfortunately
were completely clobbered in. I
couldn't get anything really on that.
They were under a pretty thick over-
cast, so there wa nothing in the way
of cloud formation on the lake to
really observe it. In the St. Lawrence
River, began on the mouth of the river
especially on the southward side I
could see large chunks of ice which
we had photographed the other day.
And I got some - two additional
photos on that. One was - I took it
at 17:24, mag CX40, frames. 60 and
59, 60 f-stop, 35 millimeter, 1/250
of a second.

011 18 i0 03 SPT The last one for the weather guys,

same mag, 17:45 time, frame 58. And
these were of cloud streets which
were also evident in the previous photo
of - taken of lake ice. I don't -
which went into a thicker and thicker
mass of cloud streets and finally
ended up in closed and ... And I
thought the transition from - well
in tow relatively distinct phenomena
was clear. I think the cloud streets
just widened and the ridge of them
fully disappeared as they came together.
And before you knew it we had ourselves
a nice good set of closed and ...

011 18 lO 45 SPT SPT out.

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SPT Oh, excuse me, I have a change.

Wind direction was from the west, I
mean, west-southwest towar - toward
the ... almost parallel to our track.

011 18 ii 02 SPT SPT out.

011 18 18 05 CDR Okay, we're picking up here again on

TV-101.

CC - - 17 minutes at Honeysuckle, 18:35.

CDR What we're looking at here are the

two ends on which I have injected 3 cc's
of water each; the one on the left
with a red dye in it, and the one on
the right, clear, although it does
have some bubbles in it. First I'll
move them together, and then we'll
do the rotation.

011 18 18 35 CDR Let me zoom you in so that you can

get a little better look at how
these two surfaces make contact.

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011 18 18 05 SPT Okay, we're picking up here again

on TV i01.

CC ... minutes ... Honeysuckle ... 18

SPT %_at we're looking at here are the

two ends on which I have injected
3 cc's of water each. The one on the
].eft with a red dye in it and the
one on the right, clear, although it
does have some hubbles in it. First,
I'll move them together and then we'll
do the rotation. Let me zorn you
in so you can get a little better
look at how these two surfaces make
contact. Okay, we're coming in
slowly with the red one. You can
watch it oscilate here. Before we
do, I'll try to set up an oseilation
which will, is not too, not too
vigorous. We don't want to spill
any of it off. That's an oscilation
"_-_ where the motion is peroendicular to the
• [plate on which the hemisphere rests.
; I can also give it a oscilation which
_- .................. :istorguing it. Well, as you see that
.......
_._ _-
• #e_ll_"doesn't set up- amy_hK_g%._%h_t
q is, in a direction which rotates the plate
on which it rests. Okay, we'll let it
damp out and slowly move it in.

011 18 20 07 SPT Immediately, surface tension takes

over soon as they hit. And it forms
their shape. Now move this so the two
disks which the water ... are 5/8
of an inch apart. Okay, I hope you
csn see the inerface between the two.

4 And we're ready for the rotation.

I'm going to try to rotate this so
that I'll be moving the bar up which
' holds the string at around 16 inches
every l0 seconds. And I think one thing
,_ ,_ that ought to be done here, is to move
,_ ' you back a little bit. Okay,
we're ready.
?
oli 18 21 47 SPT Okay, we're in motion now. Notice nothing
f_-_ really violent. Okay, now I'ii accelerate
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it a little bit. That appear's to

be about the max we can go. I
could go a little bit faster and
you see what happens. It tends to
become unstable. Surf tension fighting
the centrifugal force. Now we'll do
tlhat once again and next time I' ll
vary rotation rate and get it a little
higher. What we like to look at now
is the effects of vibration.

011 18 22 49 SPT Now there's the single pulse and

what's really damping there mostly
is the mechanic of the structure
which is holding the plate. For ...,
I think you can get a feel for the
natural frequency of this column
_md with that hopefully, I can get
up some standing waves.

011 18 23 17 SPT Okay, let's move this out a little

_-_ further,that is, separateone from
the other as we did before. Okay,
now let's look at the effects of
vibration. See if we can't set up a
st ading wave.

T_ SKIP
011 18 23 39 SPT ]Let'ssee if we can't set up a
standing wave now there is one mode
where the mass of material goes
goes from one end to the other.
Now, if I increase the frequency just
a little bit so you can catch it in
that mode where the two hands are
oscialting towards one another but
not much mass exchanged, now increase
the frequency and we the get some
combination there of. However, I'm
only using one of them to osiclate
so that really is not a symetric
situation, only when it's very slow.
We'll do that again. And the next
higher mode.
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/-_ 011 18 25 41 SPT And another

think piece beof interesting
- it would information toI
gather here is how far out do we
have to pull it before the seperation?
I'll try to go slow so that we don't
get any dynamics in this. See if
it's about there. There it goes?
Okay, let's set up for another one.

CREW ... over there.

TIME SKIP

011 18 33 58 SPT ()kay, we're going to repeat this last

exercise. The speed was not really
too uniform as I rotated and we'll try
to give you more of a uniform
rotation speed this time. We're
looking at two hemisperes of water.
And they're moving together. And when
they meet, surface tension takes over
_nd forms a new shape. You can
picture the surface tension pretty
much the sameway as you can picture
putting water inside a balloon.

Oll 18 3h h5 SPT The molecules at the surface, not

having any further molecules on the
outside tend to hold on to those
adjacent one a little bit harder and
that creates a little tension along the
surface or a little skin. Okay, there's
our interface. Now let's Just back
you off a little bit here. So you
can see it. Center you up Just a little
bit.

CC Skylab, Houston, ...

SPT And let me do one other thing. Let me

move the light around here, and see
whether that would help.

CC CC - Skylab, Houston ... drug list ...

CREW ...
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011 18 36 40 SPT Okay, I hope that gives a little

/"--\ bit of picture. We're ready for the
rotation. This again we have
6 total cc's of water and the disks are
spaced 5/8 of a center - 5/8 of an
inch apart. We've not yet gone
metric up here. Okay, we're going to
try to give you 1.6 inches per second
on the string rotation, the string pull.

011 18 37 39 SPT Let's increase it just a slight amount

there. Just at the critical. Okay,
we'll set up now for a counter rotation.

TIME SKIP

011 18 45 47 PLT This is PLT. The time is 18:50 I've

just taken a frame, 35-milllmeter,
which I'll give you the frame number.
Frame number 55 in in Charlie X-ray
_0. This frame is of particular
_mportance in that we've noticed a -
_at amounts to a path in ... pattern
_, on the water. This appearsJust to
k,e northeast of Luzon (?) probably
on the order of 150 miles. And the
thing that's so significant about
this is that the path - there's a
(:lear path in the coulds, that
correspons to apparently a current
path in the surface of the water.
You can actually see eyeball the
streaks and stiation and the counter-eddies
in the water, and it was very apparent
in the binoculars to Jerry as he was
looking at it. However, we were
wondering whether or not the camera
would capture it, as we wanted to make
sure we got it on tape and recorded the
:Frame number and so forth• It's right
in the center of the frame and runs so
parallel to the long axis of the frame.

Oll 18 27 03 PLT PLT out.

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011 18 50 20 SPT We're prepared for a third run. This

time we rotate the rods in the
opposite direction. We have a
close-up here to watch the two
surfaces as they move - move together.

CREW ...

SPT It's rather difficult to move this

without getting any oscilation in it ms
you notice. See immediately when they
Joined, except surface tension takes over.
The shape that we got there, the
u,
ontour reminds me very much of a
eatenary .... It's what you get when
you hang a rope or _nything of
iAniform weight in gravity. It
probably is someting a little bit
different than that, if you sit
down and calculate it out.

011 18 51 38 SPT Okay, we'll move the rods together

now and be ready for the rotation.
Again this is the same as the previous.
6 cc's of water, 5/8 inch separation
of the plates. Okay, we're going to
to turn counter rotate now, at the
same speed as we rotated previously
in he same direction.

011 18 52 15 SPT I can increase the speed here towards

the end, and you can see we do get some
instabilities, but they're not of a gross
overall nature for the total combined
mass. I believe some of the uncertainty
- or - instibility that came in there
were due primarily to perhaps the
uneven mation of this, These plates
are not exactly perpendicular to the
axis of rotation so there is a little
wobble in there. And also the speed
cannot be held perfectly constant.

011 18 52 55 SPT All right we'll do one - one additional

thing here. We'll move back out. Now
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/_ what I should have done there, I

guess for you, was to give you a
little further back view of that.
Perhaps that was a little bit close,
so we'll go ahead and realy quickly
rewind here and give you another one.
You've see the details up close,
_d now we'll move back and let you
see the overall motion.

Oll 18 53 5_ SPT Unfortunately, they've not mechanize_

us yet, and I have to be the mortor
for both sldes.

011 18 55 12 SPT _hat we'll be doing subsequent to

tlhis is changing several of the
peramters here. One is we can inject
water into the solution - excuss me.
inject - air. We can also change the
distance between the plates and change
the amount of water which we put in.
And I think you've seen the effects
of changing rotation. I think we've
_rettymuch established where the
boundary in between the stable and
_mstable rotation. All right we're
rewound. And we'll now move - -

CC Skylab, Houston ....

011 18 55 55 SPT --- you back a little bit. Okay,

that should do it_ You'll notive the
silver markers we have on there which
_e for purposes of tracking allows
you to calculate the rotation rate.
And I'll have to get ourselves lined
up again here. Okay, one more thing - -

CC SPT ... on the VTR.

SPT Okay, we're rotating. Now I'll increase

the speed.

Oll 19 02 35 CDR This is the CDH at 19:01 Zulu. The

subject is handheld photograph. The
target I took was probably about
_50 miles west or nothwest of -
correction northeast of Hawaii just
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about the time we lost contact with

the Hawaii station. The target was
sung;int and in the sunglint you could
see current patterns and were taken
with the Nikon 55 millimeter lens, the
magazine was Charlie X-ray 40. The
frs_e number was - well, I'm reading
54 now, but Bill just called out using
55, stand by.

011 109 03 56 CDR Okay, this is the CDB again. The PLT'S
last picture, which he called 55 is
really frame 56, and the one I took is
frame number 55 on Charlie X-ray 40
pf the Nikosn 55 were taken at f/ll
1/250, and the - all I can say is that
it's - it's another indication of
flow lines and sunglint and ...

011 19 04 32 CDR CDR out.

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011 19 21 06 CDR This is the CDR at 19:20 Zulu

with a addendum to handheld report
I made at about 19:0B in which
I reported a frame number 55 of
the Nikon camera - a sunglint of
ocean currents. I located the place
as about 400 miles or so northeast
of Hawaii and I rechecked the map
and it's about 450 miles due east of
Hawaii. Correct that correction
to due east.

011 19 21 39 CDR CDH out.

TIME SKIP

011 19 49 17 CC Skylab, Houston through Tananarive,

3mlnutes.
/-
CREW Drift.

SPT Thank you, Bill,

011 19 50 59 SPT We're set up here for smother look

at the locations of flux in cylindrical
col1-,_s. This time, however, we'll
be working with a gap of 1-3/8 inches
and 14 centimeters, cubic centimeters
we have the red fluid on the left is
7 and the fluid on the right is 7,
which is clear with a fair - fall -
small amount of bubbles. Now, let's
Just take, before we move them
together and look at some oscillations.

CC ... at O0:ll, that's 19 minutes from

nOW •

011 19 51 h8 SPT And you see, this very much resembles

a halloon filled with water. The
balloo_here being surface tension.
Each molecule clinging onto its
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neighbor. Those at the surface.

They don't have any molecule on the
outside to bind with so they hold
onto their neighbors a little bit
harder for the extra bond.

Oll 19 52 14 SPT Now, let's bring them together.

And I'll change the vantage point
here a little bit - and zoom in.
And, we'll see the red fluid move in
to the left. And in contrast to what
we had before, these are 7 cubic
centimeters rather than 3. Well
before I do, let me Just show you
some oscillations now along the
axis, perpendicular to the plate.
You can pick off an actual frequency
there. Matter of fact, that is a
good illustration. Let me move that
back out a little bit and move near
_ the X point back out a little.
That ought to get it focused here over
the - on that red fluid.

011 19 53 35 SPT And again, you'll see elastic cell

around the water, all surface tension.
Different fluids have to different
surface tension a little bit by
putting either soap in it or some
other fluid which will develop in
the water.

011 19 54 16 SPT We'll be moving in together now and

then starting the rotation. Beginning
to see it's very to move this without
setting up an oscillation.

SPT Oops. One burst end it's done.

•.. Now we have a cylinical column.
And I believe the interface is quite
evident and we're ready for the
ro_ation. Now, I think it's obvious
that we'll not be able to rotate at
the same speed as we've had before.
The instability will come at a lower
speed so I'll start out relatively slow
and toward the end we can speed up
if necessary.
\

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011 19 55 37 SPT And now you see a different kind of

os - a different kind of instability.
Uh - uh, there we go. Now, we've
generated the same old kind that
we've had before. For a while
there, though we had two modes ;
this is a single. Or I should say
two peaks.

Oll 19 55 59 SPT Now, we'll wait'll - wait for it all

to settle out as long as it doesn't
wet the surface behind which it
ap - appeared as though it's going
to. We might still be able to -
to work with this one. Unfortunately,
it has wetted the surface behing
it. Let's see if we can't coax most
of that over to here. There we go.

Oll 19 56 30 SPT Okay, I think we've seen the

/- rotation. Let's work a little bit
with some vibrations. See what
kind of modes we can set up here.

SPT Here, I believe, is a fluid mode.

They all go a little faster. If I
go fast enough, I'm hoping to be
able to set up standing waves, whicch
I believe I have.

011 19 57 36 SPT Okay, now we increaae frequency again.

Start the ... Now you can see the
shape of waves aB they move from
the right to th_ left. That's because
the forcing is on the right. It's
not a symmetrical wave ; it 's a
wave- crest which is - very clearly
de - defines the direction of motion
of the forcing. Okay, now we're
going to stretch this out a little
bit.

011 19 58 27 SPT Get ourselves an hour glass, which

has been broken in two. Well, let's
move that back. Now the forcing
is fromthe left thistime. And
we'll watch it for the next ...

011 19 59 17 SPT And we still have a little left for

the rotation so we'll go ahead and do
that now.
6[
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011 20 55 06 CDR This is the CDR at 20:55. The -

'rnis is M092 which was started at
:-90:00Zulu and we finished it at
2-0:50, 2-0-5-0. The subject is
the PLT. His left calf measures
hisright
The leghands used were_mBb
and _ and the cal
number on Charlie Juliett_
The PLT had no problem at all on
the run, came through in real fine
shape, indicated that he had no
symptoms at all that he could note.

Oll 20 55 48 CDR (DR out.

TIME SKIP
/._ 4.

011 21 03 5h SFT SPT at 21:04, ATM ops, The pass which

began at 20:07. Started it off with a
building block 32. We went to the ...
WHITE LIGHT CORONAGRAPH and TV ....
taken at 19:2h today .... Poloroid
but the TV also was loaded ... reception
WaS •.•

CC ..°

011 21 06 50 SPT Okay, SPT again picking up with the

debriefing on ATM. Okay, no significant
difference in the WHITE LIGHT CORONAGRAPH
that we could see - that I could see.
I went over to the _rea where we're
doing - had been doing the work, to
activate region 17 on the limb. We
looked at it. Could see the evidence
of a small amount of surging in that
_le region we've talked about all toady.

CC Just sitting there with time on your

hands. I got Bill sittin_ over here
with time on his wanting it the other
way really, I think. And ... yo_ guys
can go ahead and connect your compass.
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SPT Okay. I'ii take this debrief up in

a few minutes. We have an ATM
conference.

011 21 07 46 SPT SPT out.

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011 21 03 56 SPT SPT at 21:0h. ATM ops. Pass which began

at 20:07. We started it off with a
building block 32. Looked at the WHITE
LIGHT CORONAGRAPH of the TV. Compared
it with the pictures we've had previously -
last one being taken at 19:24 today.
And I got a ... A very significant
difference. Comparing the poloroid
with the TV also is a little misleading
But the STREAMER structure at 230, 240
remained pretty much the same. The
in the ... of the structure which we've
noted today between that in the streamer
to the north, that is, at around the
260 - 240 to 260 that was still present.
And the more pronounced spike-like
structure at - 2. Stand by -
CC ...

SPT Stand by.

/-
CREW ....

Oll 21 06 h9 SPT Okay. SPT again picking up with the

debrief on ATM. Okay, no significant
difference in the WHITE LIGHT CORONAGRAPH
that we could see, or that I could
see. That one over to the area where
_._ are going to be doing the work.
The active region ... on the limb. I
looked at it to see evidence of a small
amount of surging in that one region
that we've talked about all today.

SPT Okay, I'll pick this debrief ...

011 21 07 h3 SPT SPT out.

CC If you're Just sitting there with

time on your hands, I've got Bill
sitting here with time on his, wanting
to get away really, I think, and
I think that you guys can Just go
ahead and conduct your conference.

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you do mini-MARS, 55 can get some

good ,Rata from the limb on outward -
and watch anything we have that does
move out. If anything happens,
maybe we'll be able to watch something
they can move out in the MIRROR LINE
SCAN and be able to get good data.
The corona above the active region
through the mini-Mars, I would
suggest you go on down to something
like line 20 and stay at Sun center.
I gave a STANDARD MODE at the very
end. And, as you know, things started
happening Just then also.

CREW ...

SPT Yeah.

SPT I did not manage to squeeze in a

f- complete STANDARD MODE. My - did not
have quite enough - did not allow
enough time to get back into a
5 i/2-minute exposure there. I also
took 15 seconds at the very end to
get a - an exposure for myself
on the Polaroid so I could compare
it w_th what I see coming up on
this next dayside past.

011 21 34 49 SPT SPT out.

011 21 _2 18 CDR This is the CDR at 21:42 Zulu.

Termination of MI71 at 21:40 Zulu.
It commenced at 20:40, termnated -
correction, commenced at 20:50,

terminated at 20:40. The CAL N202 C02

was 1019. CAL N 2 WATER, 1191; CABIN

AIR pressure, 5.000; CABIN AIR,

PERCENT 02, 72.04; PERCENT WATER,

3.21; PERCENT CO 2 , 2.19. VITAL

CAPACITIES: 5.567, 5.509, 5.842.
CABIN AIR at the end of the run:
PERCENT OXYGEN, 70.47; PERCENT WATER,
4.5. PERCENT C02, 2.14.
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011 21 43 17 CDR CDR out.

/-_ 011 22 34 06 SPT SPT at 22:3h; ATM ops pass which

began at 21:40. Okay at the beginning
rather than a 32 building block I
did a - closer to a 2. I finished
with what we have in J0P 6 for build-
ing block 2. And took a look at
the corona and could not see any
change. Compared it with the
photograph I had taken - with the
view. When it's all over it's
zctually well, 30 minutes earlier.
And I could see no change even
thouglh we had had the - the flaring
activity on the limb and the wurging.

SPT And I'm wearing my glasses, too.

I picked up the ones in the schedule
as called out. Only I did the ROLL
so that we were at the slit - at
the HORIZONTAL CROSS HAIR centered
on the region which was bright plage
which had flared the previous orbit.
At least, it flared the - it gave
a subflarewhich I saw.

SPT And we did that pretty much as

specified 811 the way through except
for 55. I chose to take them down
to line 25 rather than 13 which on
tape. So even though the time
resolution was off by a factor of
2, it did cover the surge for material
which had been surging. It was really
not sn all-out active surge at the
time we were looking at it but it
was fairly bright and had changed
appreciably over the orbit, maybe
a i0 to 15 arc seconds in length in
terms of its growth. Went from
maybe i0 to 15 in length up to 25 to
30.

SPT And s_so covered the promience which

is above the limb at around about 250
and also the bright point. So I think
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/-. we got a good look at all three of

those features with some good
resolution in - ... resolution in
time. And they also carried out
as specified. WE did finish 8.11 the
observations but apparently had to
go to the maneuver just 30 seconds
before I had to go to ATTITUDE, HOLD
and start the maneuver. The pad
calls for 16 minutes time remaining
and we did have a bit of a problem
there because when we started the
maneuver we had 17 minutes and
32 seconds. So, not meaning to
creaZe a problem down ther for any-
body but wherever the bias is sneak-
ing in there it would help because
in the future we could either miss
the maneuver or if you're planning
on that extra time we could miss some
of your observations.

011 22 37 h0 SPT SPT out.

011 22 39 01 PLT Okay, setting ROTATION and TILT for

183, 258.9, 3.6 turns counterclock-
wise, i, 2, 3, 0.6. And I want to
read 8.9. And that is the lousiest
set-up for reading numbers I have
never seen. I've got to get my
flashlight out every time. It cost
me about 15 or 20 seconds. Okay,
I w_nt to read 8.9 and there it is
I think. Okay. tilt, 20.4. Simple
thing like reading out numbers and
they can't even carry that out
right. Okay, we're coming up on
22:hi after which I will run the DAC
camera 12 minus seconds for 1 second.
Time - instead of being 1/60, it's
after that.

CC Skylab, Houston. We're about 45 seconds

from LOS. We'll have you again at
Ascension in 9-1/2 minutes at
22:50, 22:50.
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PLT Okay, there we go. 1/60; got

everything set. Okay, this will
he ;,late number i0, field, comet and
let's see, ... we were already in
our time. And we'll go sequence to
start. 00620. And I'Ii see if I
can see the comet.

CC ...

CREW ...

011 22 42 17 PLT Okay we're in a ten-minute exposure.

l'll turn the RECORD switch OFF
momentary. Incidentally, the reason
I didn't come up on tape before is
that we have to share one recording
capsbility. And we had somebody
else who had to use the recorder.
All . .. all the prep have been done
so everything got done. We were in
the right frame and the right star-
field. There's a DAC. And by the
way, that's another reas - explanation
You were asking why you ... sometimes
didn't hear the DAC sequence. Lot
of time we don't - it corresponds
to - always corresponds to sunset
time. And at the same time the ATM
operator usually wants to debrief.
And that's usually why they're -
we have to - we would wait until the
last minute to start recording and
why you didn't hear a lot of the
callouts on the tape. But what I
did I - I was all cocked and primed
then and went through and more or
less verbally confirmed everything
that had - that had been done so that
the you'd be satisfied in your own
mind it had been accomplished.

011 22 h3 33 PLT Okay, standing by.

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011 22 53 13 PLT Okay. This is PLT. It's comple-

tion of plate i0, setting ROTATION
3.6 turns counterclockwise so that
we have 5.3 ... time okay.

SPT ... what time is it?

PLT ... Okay. i, 2, 3, 0.6. 5.9.

CC Ands Ed, while you're there . ..

area around 290 the day that ...
promince that ground observers
concur.

SPT ...

CC ...

011 22 53 56 PLT Okay. 5.9 and TILT is 255, 25.5,

150 - no it's 5.3, 155.3. Okay,
get it? 5.3, 000620, sequence
start. Stand by, sequence start.
And we should be off and running.

011 22 55 27 PLT Plate number ii: ROTATION, 1553_

TILT, 255.5. And have one question
that; is that the cue card tells us
to wait until after sunset to run
the DAC for 1 second or 12 frames
per second. You'd indicated the
star-field, the comet, that is
available from 22:h0 to 22:58. And
I - I assumed that that was merely
for information purposes. And if
you didn't want me to start until
after I had - after 22.41 when I
had run the DAC for 1 second or
12 fra-feet per second because that's
frames per second, rather - which
is --that is the instruction which
is on the cue card. I deliberately
waited to 22:hi. If that's not the
correct procedure then I' like to
he corrected on it.

011 22 56 23 PLT PLT standing by for termination.

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011 22 58 46 PLT Okay. 4 minutes past the hour.

WE're waiting for 05 to terminate
the exposure. Stand by -

011 23 04 59 PLT MARK. SEQUENCE switch to STANDBY.

Okay, TILT going to zero. Okay.
Okay, ROTATION zero is 7.2 turns
clockwise, i, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7.
Okay, that shoud do it.

CREW ...

PLT Okay.

PLT And, let's see. Okay. SEQUENCE

STANDBY for ... is zero. DAC for
1 second ... the second. 12 frames
I think I mean. Oh, boy. I really
screwed up. I didn't get your
experiment recorder on. I went right
down the darn checklist with my
finger (Laughter) I shoud of used
my head. Okay, sorry about that. My
finger slipped a line; my brain
i wasn't there to take over. Verify
SEQUENCE, complete exposure - okay.
Start zero. Okay. Carrousel 2-2
..., PLATE ADVANCE to RESET. Wait-
ing for 01.

011 23 07 h5 PLT Oks_v, PLT terminating recording.

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01i 21 31 47 PLT Okay, this is the SPT again at

21:32 picking up on the debrief ot
the ATM pass. At 18:25 I noticed
the - well, first of all in going
out to the limb I initially was
going to ROLL so that we got mini-
MARS which had the horizontal cross-
hair tangent to the limb. Decided
against it since we're already going
to be pointing at the limb at the
first MIRROR AUTO RASTER. So I Just
moved ahead and started the observing
program. It was a good call from the
ground. They were - alert me to
the fact that the X-ray . ..
analyzer was going up. I cannot
see it up here. We then went up to
the second pointing for the MIRROR
AUTO RASTER 8/nd at that point as I
was watching the XUV MONITOR, I got
a point breaking, however, not very
f intense nor not very rapid. But it
was realively - higher relative the
other active regions, something that
was *lotprevious to that. So I went
down and took a look at it, oxygen VI
count at the point in H-ALPHA with
around 30,000. I decided that was -
that was good and the - we ought to
stick there. So I went to MIRROR
LINE SCAN and looked at the XUV
MONITOR again. And, sure enough,
the point was still there only
slightly brighter. And so at 18:25
I gave 54 MSI a 64, sequence start,
56 AUTO, SHORT; 82A, WAVELENGTH,
SHOI_r 20 seconds_ 82B, two exposures,
SHORT WAVELENGTH TIMES 1/4. Things
died down at 18:31 and I truncated
it and went into a bulding block 24.
Now I think we - when welre on the
limb we ought to have the orientation
so that the VERTICAL CROSS HAIR is
pretty much tangent to the limb for
both 82A and 82B. In this way, if
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CDR .... instrument [?] ii % of the ...

7047.

012 00 13 33 SPT S]?T at 00:13 debriefing the ATM

p;_ss which began approximately at
23:27 after the ,ame_ver back fr_n
183 attitude. Did the building
block 2, S_n center. Again there
was no change in the corona, and
t:hen did Just go over the limb,
look at the hot spot which is no
longer very hot but probably one
of the hotter things on this - still
on the disk, and though I'd do a
line profile, shows a ... 15 line
and silicone XIV which I assume was
on DETECTOR 2. Either that or those
two lines were coupled, superimposed,
I'm not sure, from the information
which we sent up. I should have
asked at the time - as it was I was
/-- working on _350 grating position
plus minue 14. Started at the minus.
I've ... my ... in grating position
_ich pat magnesium i0 on DECTOR
1 and it got approximately 900 to
1,000 re - counts there. I was right
on the limb and the - at around 250,
a couple are seconds inside the limb.
_e hot spot which we had dis ...
_Lnd earlier today.

012 O0 15 46 CC Skylab, Houston, we're 1 minute from

LOS. And station ... give the ...
_ii the way around. However, 20 min-
utes away, it's Goldstone at 01:36
;gridwe'll be doing a data/voice
:recorder dump there. Also that's
no reason I'm ... and EREP.

012 00 16 13 SPT Okay, I also gave 56 single frame 2

for 8 minutes and 5 seconds.

012 00 16 23 SPT SPT out.

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TIME SKIP

012 O0 23 54 PLT Again the PLT this - debrifing the

solar pad started at 00:53; JOP 6,
step i, I Alfa and i Bravo completed
as per pads. VTR was put on tape
after completionof JOP 6 - did a
surgery [?] on the sun, looed at
active region number 16. And while
I was in activer region 16, I noticed
a fairly interesting area where on
the east limb at about the 8 o'clock
position, looks like a there's a lot
of prominence activity over there.
_e one small region of - or, Jerry,
of prominence material or solar
material which is suspended above the
the edge of the limb, there edge of
the disk and appeared to attack
through a slit which was further to
the southand I thoughwe ought-
_Llso went out of the surface and
it - it's on location but it Just
wasnt' visible. It looks like further
to the south there was more activity.
%_ae coronagraphs demonstra - that
there was a lot of fairly strong -
fairly stron corona stremer at about
the 8 o'clock position.

012 01 29 ll SPT And another not nearly as strong at

about the 9 o'clock position and, of
eourse, there was Just sort of
diffused areas around it and also one
over at the 2:30 - 3 o'clock position
on the west limb.

012 01 29 24 PLT PLT out.

012 01 30 08 SPT Taking up again on TV-101. Baramoters

for this run are separation of
i-3/8 inches, 14 cc total _nount of
water.

012 O1 32 h2 SPT We've a relatively clean interface

_ on this one. This timewe'llbe
counter rotating. By that we mean
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one rod will be go in one direction,

the second rod in the opposite
direction. Okay, we'll try to go
at the nominal rate of 16 inches
every l0 seconds. And what I'm try-
ing to do now is Just to make sure
w_= have the axis of the two rotating
ords completely aligned. There that's
good. Okay, here we go. And you see,
there was an awful lot of mixing in
there. Surprisngly enough very
early in the game they both -
both side exchanged, then we got
a pretty thorough mixing. Now whil_
I have this fluid here, let's see,
one other thing. Let's Just see
if we can get a little clearer
illustration than we had before of
waves. The . .. waves we're looking
at here are called longitudinal waves.

f 012 01 34 43 SPT By that we mean that the material

moves back and forth in the same
direction that the wave must travel.
Still looks the same way sound travels
in the air. Now the opposite kind
cf wave is called a tramsverse wave,
say by that we mean that the fluid
of medium will not move perpendicular
or right angles to the direction in
which the waves travel. An applica-
tion of that is a violin string.
... longitudinal• So we're Just
moving back and forth. That was a
good standing wave_ Okay, we're
gonna go on now and tyr some which
_e a little larger in length
_md see what develops.

o12 01 36 01 SPT Thank you.

012 O1 36 25 CC Skylab, Houston, we're - stay with

us at Goldston, heading for ... and
we're going to take away the recorders
up, and we're standing by for the
evening status report.
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CC And ... while I still have you, can

I have the H - the ATM countdown.

PLT 11852, 3742, 141, 315, 4026, 3739.

CC Very good. Thank you, Bill.

PLT Okay, as long as I got the photo

bag - photo logs running. 16-milli-
meter: 800 off, VTS ... ii, 62.
$183: ...... 04, 79. Nikon: 1
Juliett ... 0, 51 ....... Romeo
10,05.3 ...... 113,55. 4 Bravo Echo
139.... 6.5 Bravo 006, 15. Okay, you
want a word of explantion on the
IR. We ... had one exposure whose
flash didn't go off. That's why it
_as a 5 instead of a 4. Okay,
... - millimeter, generally at 350,005.
ETC: ... Tango 12, 079. EREP:
... X-ray 0183, 2364, 00-7, 1040
/_ 9960 .... , no change. That's all
... off.

CC Okay, if I Just get a word in here,

would he somebody to record it, the
56 ... at your covenience.

PLT Oh, we ... There's no ......

012 01 38 27 CC Yes, ... 101, ... 101 ...

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012 01 46 2h PLT Okay, PLT, the time is 46:30 and now

we're standing by for 01:48. I have
f-_-.\ ROTATION 2563 set in. TILT 21.6
coming up on exposure and the ...
will be a 70 - 720 second - or
12 minute unwidened and everthing
looks good. .:"

PLT Okay, film hatch is open and okay,

there's my note [?] for disturbance,
no one's exercising even.

CDR Stand by i.

CC ()kay, ... and while you're in there,

what'd you say is the double ... of ...

SPT I saw on the last ATM pass, the one

before the last, it's the ... orbit
moving toward the H-alpha this plane
And it looks as though we're had
pretty good - -

PLT Gage retractor going to -

SPT _[_',..eone - -

PLT Slide retractor. Ghee, I'm going

temporarily to stowage.

SPT And down around ... last minute below

that station towards itself. Another
slit, a few arc minutes beyond that
one. Another slit look at one ...
incident and the fourth slit at around
i-I/2 arc minutes. So that when it
gets there and also our - my two ...
it looks as though the ... wish you all
could see.

PLT Stand by.

CC Okay, Ed, we Just ... phone call ...

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012 01 47 58 PLT MARK. Okay, this photograph will

terminate at 02100 and l_m gonna set
/_\ my timer and terminate recording
for the moment.

012 01 51 52 PLT Well, intermittently for -letts see -

till 12 past.

TIME SKIP

012 01 59 21 PLT Okay, it's PLT coming up on the

even an hour here and in about
30 seconds I'll be terminating the
12_minute unwidened exposure on the
comet. Inspecting for the comet in
the field of view. I thought I
saw it in the left fiedl of view,
but the comet is very faint now and
I guess I deceived myself into
thinking it was there long enough to
not worry about changing the rotation
or tilt or anything. And I waited for -
oh, gosh, say it must have been a
couple minutes for a night adaptation.
f And I didn'tco_et on that previously.
And it's in your notes if you want -

012 02 00 01 PLT MARK. Okay, ... EETRACTED. SLIDE

RETRAL'I'_U - Oops. Oops, no, no, no,
no, didn't go in. Oh, let's see.
Uh-oh, that motor punching's down
there. Well, let's see. No, oh.
Okay.

CC Skylab, Houston we're AOS over

Vanguard for 10-1/_m_ uutes.

PLT All right I tried to put it into SLIDE

R_'A'I_ACTEDfor CARRIAGE RETRACTED and I
put a good healthy push force on it
and something crunched inside. Now it's
awfully loose. So I'm afraid we're out
of business.
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CC - - at about 30 minutes to Goldstone.

About an hour and 15 minutes away.

F'.. But though - the way it's stared

right here _nd tomorrow morning we'll
give you a call around ... those days.
WE'll have a 19, ref lll9 and that's -
you get it up in time to put this
thing on the ATM panel.

TIME SKIP

012 02 20 35 SPT Continuation here on TV-101. Okay,

we're back here with the Grand daddy
of them all. This is the biggie.
We're working here with a gap of
2 inches, lO cc, of water on each
side. And first we'll Just take a
look at a few oscillations although
I won't go rather gingerly on these.

012 02 21 24 SPT ()kay, we can see the natural frequency

there which I could certainly smplify
but I choose not to. Now you see, I
can get out of phase with it and cause
/_- interference which - now we will go
_md set up a hormonica [?]. But I
wish not to play with this too much
right now. Instead we'll press on
with the experiment. We will first
rotate in the same direction. You'll
notice in the clear bubble that there
is a small air bubble inclusion. The
_mgle I can see in the bubble it makes
a very good ...... or - makes the -
there we go. That was the only way
I could get it over there. Okay, we're
gonna go in - at a rate a little bit
lower than the specified rate of
16 inches every i0 seconds. For pulling
up the rod. After watching the last
one with a gap of only 1-3/8 inches l'm
sure it's Obvious that that speed would
be disastrous. Okay, here we go. Wh -
where are we? Hold on, let me - let me
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back you off. I got a good view but

you don't. Let me center you up.
_aere we go. Okay, now one - you have
c_11y one angle on that. The angle I
can see is at the light - darker
colored fluid, the violet, has gone all
the way around on the outside hut
the clear fluid has penetrated up the
axis. Okay, here we go. Yeah, look
at that. Now I can get the other -
the standard mode of oscillation. Hnag
in there. Okay, let's see if we can
get this back together and - and
finish it up to an extent anyway. There
we go.

012 02 25 23 SPT Tapes still have a little of our taping

].eft.

012 02 25 37 SPT There's the interesting oscillation

Okay, any faster and you see that I
do get the - the one major instability
f which is Justwhat you see in frontof
you. The C [?] shape which rotates.
You notice d_nping times are much
longer here. Okay, that's much more
nonstable. It has a pinch instability.
By that we mean once it starts to
zLeek down at the ... it acts in a way
so as to accelerate that pinch with
that necking down and we end up with
two hemispheres. A perfect, good
standing wave. By that we mean that
the nodes or low points always remain
in the sane locations. There's a -
a primary mode, probably is the lowest
we can get - why don't we Just pass and
fbllow it back and forth. One side
shoving it back and forth to the
other. Okay, let's go for a little
higher. Okay, we'll set up for a
counter rotation now.

TIME SKIP
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012 02 50 12 SPT The ... of TV-101. We're back with

one more. This will be 3 separations.
20cc, total of fluid, counter rotation.
Now we'll have to handle inertia to
get these together. There we go.
That was a good fundamental mode. Okay,
here we go. Now there's that base
symmetry which has been predc_/nant.
Okay then we eventually c_ne into the
same old ... I'm gonna hold up here and
let it stable out - stabilize. Notice
how quickly it mixes. Now one thing
that may be causing a relatively quick
mixing is that we have the inplates
[? ] are not completely parallel so
that you do get a roll motion along
the axis as seen by giving fluid
el_nent right next to the plates. So
that could induce a little bit more
than you might get if they were perfectly
parallel. But we're not very far out.

012 02 52 24 Sl°T ()kay, let's stabilize that now we'll

try it again.

012 03 06 17 ,[Whistling)

CDR ...

CDR Hey, this recorder is on. Is somebody

recording?

012 03 06 55 PLT ...

012 03 08 05 CDR You take your tape off with a green

light.

012 03 08 15 CDR This is the CDR at 03:08 Zulu with the

overnge food inventory that I had
promised to get. Okay, this is for
the food people. This is an inventory
of all overage food, whether it's
c_.,_itted or not. And the only
overage food that is not listed on
the here are the overage beverages
that are in the normal pallets that
_-_ we ahve aad there - there _s is no way
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to spend the time to get that stuff out,

But we usually end up with - for every
pallet of food that's transfered, we
usually end up with 5 or 6 grapefruits
and lO or so black cofees. At any
rate, this is what all the loose food
is, every - every item of loose food
that's in the - in your spacecraft
with the exception of the food that
you know is located in the command
module. These qu_nitities are the
9uanites as of the end of the number
of - the end of the n_ber ll. That's
day of the year the number 11 or at
the end of day ... 57, mission day 57.

012 03 09 59 CDR ()kay. Ambrosia, 8; applesause, 9;

apricots, 17; asparagus, 32; bacon, 3;
beef hash, 6; buscuits, 6; bread, 30;
apple drink, i; butter cookeis, 28;
butterscotch, 9; chickena and gravy, 24;
f chickenand rice, 8; chiliwith meat,
,).
,_, COCOa, 15; black coffee, 16;
coffee with sugar, 22; cam, 39;
cornflakes, 0; eggs, 4; fruit Jam,
6; grape dring, 6; grape punch
Apollo-style, 21; grapefruit dring, 18;
'.2 Apollo-site grapefruit drinks, 2;
green beans, 26; hard candy, i;
ilemon pudding, 9 ; macaroni and cheese,
[; mints, 5; peaches, 8; orange dying,
6; lemonade33.

012 03 ii 21 CDR Peanut butter, i; peanuts, 8; pears,

3; green peas, 13; pea soup, 2;
pineapple, 4; pork loin with dressing,
0_ pork and potatoes, 18; potato salas,
4; potato soup, 2; mashed potatoes,
23; sweet potatoes, 3; Rice Krispies,
4; salmon salad, 6; sausage patties,
15; shrimp cocktail, 14; dried beef,
2; spaghetti, 23; strawberries, ll;
tea, 2; stewed tomatoes, 4; tuna
sandwich spread, 28; turkey and gravy,
2; turkey rice soup, i; ; vanilla wafers,
7; veal and barbecue sauce, 19; crispy
.'_ bars, _6; chocolate chip bars, 56; flake
bars, 25.
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012 03 12 38 CDR Now, we recognize that a lot of this

Food is already scheduled for use on
the high density days _ but I figured
"that it was easier to give you a
complete listing of all loose food
than to try to figure it out ourselves
as to what's available and what isn't
available. Now, what we would appreciat
getting from you is, based on this
inventory of loose food that's available
we would like to know - we would like
to have you redo the permanent general
message that you sent up indicating
the free calorie food and the other
food that's available for use.

012 03 13 15 CDR I think it would also he a good idea if

you would as soon as possible send up
menus, canplete menus, to go - to be
packed in the cc_and module. And
we'll draw athat stuff out of overage
f rightnow and get it packedup and
put away in the co, and module, so
that it'll be out of sight and out
of mind. I'd like to get that done
Just as soon as possible, so that we
won't have to fool with that during
deactivation. Also, if there's enough
food and enough variety here that
we can cancel the high density days
later on in the mission, and substitute
enough of this overage food to make up
three - one - one complete day for
each of us, I think it will be a very
good idea. And I would request that
you send us up that kind of menu, and
we will select thta food and pack it
and set it aside for that particular
day.

012 0B 14 12 CDR This is CDR out.

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012 03 16 39 CDR This is the CDR again at 03:16 with

an addemdt_n to the overage inventory
that I gave. In the frozen food
area there's one item of frozen
overage, and that's one prime rib of
beef.

012 03 16 54 CDR CDR out.

012 03 24 32 SPT This is a continuation of TV-IOI.

What we're trying to create here is
super-column, trying to see what is
the maximt_ length we can get. And
you'll see as I move that there is a
critical dimension - critical lemght
here, probably a length ot diameter.
However, it's strongly influenced
by how much inertia I happen to have
in the water at the time, or motion.
If I could get this perfectly still,
and draw it out, which I'm doing ever so
slow now, I could probably go a little
f bit further than I will be able to with
these small ocillations in there. But
there is a critical length, I believe,
although I have not calculated it, where
any small perturbation would cause it
to neck down. NOw you see, it's starting
to neck down there on the right. OKsy,
now I 're got one rod out to the maximum
amount, and I'll start trying to withdraw
the rod on the right.

012 03 26 03 SPY You'll notice that the - it started

to neck down a little bit there on the
right, more so than on the left. And I
believe the reason there is that I have
put Krytox, which is a lubricant and
will not allow the water to wet the surface,
I put that all arOUnd each edge here, and
probably not as much got on the edge of
this disk. So you see this is really a
wider column here on the left side than
on the right. So all the necking down
will occur on the right.
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012 03 26 4B SPT Oks_, start to go down. Okay, and I

had to move the - move it back in
there in order to stop it, because
once it necks down we've got ourselves
one mnall hemisphere and one large one.

012 03 27 h2 SPT Course the funds_ental mode, or the

primary oscillation, if you will, or
I
the ... order, first order rather, is
Just one of mass motion back and forth.
Very slow, very lazy.

012 03 29 53 SPT Okay, here's a switch. I hadn't expected

to get it all over on the right.

SC ...

SPT Okay, you see I've tried to excite two

different modes now, one longitudinal
oscillation and - and torsional now also.

012 03 B4 27 CDR This is the ..... still recording,

Ed?

SPT No, I'm not, Jer. What happened ...

SC ...

012 03 34 41 CDR This is the CDR at 03:32 Zulu with

results of M487-5 for the CDR and the PLT.
This morning measurment was 70 inches
for both of us. The evening measurement
before bed was 69-5/8 for both of us.
We we're twins today.

012 03 34 59 CDR CDR out.

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012 03 49 00 CDR !Fais is the CDR at 03:45 Zulu with

:results of the limb voltme and mea-
surements, the subject was the CDR,
mission day 59. Left arm, starting
with position I, 16.6, 15.7, 16.2,
18.0, 19.8, 22.4, 24.1, 25.2, 25.5,
25.7, 24.3, 24.1, 24.3, 26.2, 26.7,
27.6, 27.7, 27.4 - correction 29.4,
that was on number 19. Nt_nber 20
is 31.7. Right arm, position i,
16.2, 16.2, 17.6, 18.6, 20.8, 23.1,
25.0, 26.0, 26.6, 28.6, 26.4, 25.3,
25.1, 27.0, 26.7, 27.4, 28.1, 29.1,
30.6, 33.4.
012 03 46 58 CDR Left leg, 21.0, 19.4, 20.2, 21.5,
23.6, 25.3, 28.9, 31.6, 32.1, 31.5,
30.3, 30.2, 31.3, 33.2, 34.2, 33.7,
34.6, 35.5, 39.0, 40.6, 44.1, 47.4,
48.4, 50.6, 52.3. Right leg, 21.6,
20.2, 19.9, 21.1, 22.9, 24.8, 27.3,
31.0, 32.3, 32.3, 31.0, 30.6, 32.0,
33.4, 34.7, 34.7, 35.2, 33.4, 39.1,
f 341,4, 44.3, 47.3, 49.5, 51.3, 52.4.
Neck 37.5; chest inspired, 100.8;
expired, 93.1; waist, 79.1; hil_,
89.1; the center of mass, 21.0 cen-
timeters.

012 03 48 23 CDR CDR out.

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012 12 44 26 SPT SFT at 12:44. PRD readings: 42751,
213421, 3854h. Out.

012 12 h4 39 SPT The SPT again debriefing the last

ATF pass, the one which started at
i1:40. Okay, no - no real major problems,
other than going by the GRATING a
few times, but I gave you an extra 55 -
one extra sequence of a GRATING AUTO
SCAN, no interlock. We had DETECTOR i
off - had DETECTOR 2 off for the first
time around. Other than that it - it
... short and fairly straightforwardly.
No decisions to make, so I went pressing
through the building block.

012 12 45 27 SPT SPT out.

TIME SKIP

_ 012 13 30 52 PLT PLT. Time is 13:30. Reporting the hand-

held photographs of cloud subject.
It appeared to be a very interesting -
the interference wave pattern exhibited
in the clouds. Nothing dramatic
or unusual other them the fact that
it looked like it may reveal some
meteorological dymanics. PLT out.

PLT Oh, and I did a frame ntm_her i0 on

b_narlie X-ray - Charlie X-ray 50.

012 13 31 29 PLT PLT out. And that's with a Hasselblad.

TIME SKIP

012 13 59 23 PLT PLT; 15:45. Re - Reporting the hand-

held photographs. The - this will be
in Charlie X-ray 50. Time was 13:5h.
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Got three pictures with sort of mediocre

coverage of Ireland, Scotland, and
England in your frsmes ll through 14. I
took them at 56 at lO0 because of
the low light. HOwever, it's so doggone
hard to get this - these islands -
cloud cover off of them. And they were
reasonably cloud free. There were large
sreas that had no clouds. So I went
shead and took them. So we got some
coverage of Ireland, Scotland, and
_gland. I see - see parts of the highlands
of Scotland to - to Abereen: Edinburgh,
Aberdeen, Luee BAy, Isle of Man; a lot of
the eastern half of Ireland all the way
up to Ulster and Belfast. And then
most of northern England was clear up into
Scotland, and highlands were clouded
to Inverness, but I did get the - the bay
into Edinborgh. The highlands from
about 40 or 50 miles east of Inverness over
to Aberdeen were clear.

012 14 00 53 PLT PLT out.

012 lh O1 07 PLT PLT again, reporting the hand_held photo-

graph B5-millimeter Nikon and 300-millimeter
lens. Frsme 51 through 49, handheld i19-6.
Fairly certain to be the Shine Vallay.
We looked at the map there and I was
convinced, and Jerry took the photographs.
]:was looking at the - at the area; it
looks like a - a very wide graben area.

CDR Started at the base of the Alps ...

PLT ....started at the base of the Alps and

_ent north with the 3 frames - the 3 frames.
With B frames, that was taken at 4.5,
300-millimeter lens at 1/1000.

012 14 01 51 PLT FLT out.

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012 15 07 35 PLT Okay, this is the PLT and I'm

attempting a T002-_. I'll see how
it goes. A1 right, I'm in position
at the wardroom window, really I'm
wondering what we did with the pen
light. Anyway we're set up with ...
and focused. I'm going to use the
neutral density filter. I don't see
•.. focus the medical .•. here. Let's
see here. This is awfully uncertain.

012 15 09 _l PLT Dad. The old body posture getting

me again. Let me get m_ belt out.
Otherwise I'm going to get all tensed
up here and not be able to do anything.

CC 5_ylab Houston ...

SC ...

PLT Yeah.

PLT You can count on it.

TIME SKIP

012 15 22 15 PLT ()kay. PLT resuming T002, had a

little interruption there• Let's
see if we can get the right trackings
here. Man, this is really hard.
Well, I'll tell you, body posture is
extremely important. Not Just
_portant - every - almost everything.
being able to stabilize your body. And
.... that should be a major part of
this experiment. Stand by. Well, I
don't have much faith in this - ability -
you have - have a high contrast - the type
that ...

012 15 23 38 CC Skylah, Houston, we're 1 minute from LOS ..•

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012 15 23 47 PLT Stand by. MARK. 03984. Stand by.

012 15 24 i0 PLT MARK. 0406. Ah, this one reads

backwards. 04056. Well, okay. And
tlhis is a loser. Stand by. Just
working with the wrong thing.

012 15 2h 42 PLT MARK. 03791. A horizon ain't -

ain't a very good thing to work with.
Stand by.

012 15 25 03 PLT MARK. 03851, stand by.

012 15 25 14 PLT MARK. 03861, stand by.

012 15 25 24 PLT MARK. 03285. Stand by.

012 15 25 31 PLT MARK, 03900. Stand by.

012 15 25 43 PLT MARK. 03885. Shaud by.

012 15 25 51 PLT MARK. 03918. Stand by.

012 15 26 00 PLT MARK, 03909.

012 15 26 13 PLT MARK, 03923. Stand by.

012 15 26 25 PLT MARK, 03830. Stand by.

012 15 26 39 PLT MARK, 03858. Stand by.

012 15 26 56 PLT MARK, 03919. Stand by.

PLT Hmm, one of our acess are starting

to get ... I think.

012 15 27 30 PLT MARK, 03722. Stand by.

012 15 27 45 PLT MARK, 03880. Stand by.

012 15 27 56 PLT MARK, 03691.

FLT Okay, I'm going to knock it off;

the horizon is not defined over to
the right.
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012 15 28 18 PLT PLT out.

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012 16 31 O0 PLT Alfa 3 is 86; Alfa 4 is 7;

Alfa 5 is 66; Alfa 6 is reading
46. Okay, it's a switch 3 low,
so that's all right and low.
Bravo 2 is reading 56; Brave 3
is reading 79; Brave h is reading
75; Bravo 5 is reading 7h;
Bravo 6 is reading 48; Bravo 7
is: reading 23; Bravo 8 is reading
about 1 percent; Bravo 9 is
reading 5 - 58; Charlie 2 is
reading h4-i/2; Charlie 3 is
reading 88; Charlie 4 is reading
72 ; Charlie 5 83; Charlie 6, full
scale low, or actually not, it's
reading about zero. And again a
6. It's nt_nber B switch, so
we_'re in a low; we're 811
right. Charlie 7, 50; Delta 2 is
86; Delta 3 is 85; Delta h is 75;
f Delta5 is 13; Delta6 is 56;
IM_Ita 7 is reading 51. Okay.
Waiting for T minus 5.

CDB Think I'm gonna go configure

the cu..aand module now.

012 16 32 27 PLT Okay.

PLT A note, in case I failed to

mention it. Nmnber 1 camera
only advanced two frame counts
during the test sequence.
All the rest of them advanced
three frames.

012 16 33 CDR Okay, the maneuver is in and

looking okay.

PLT ...

PLT Arld, we don't have a _fS AUTO CAL

till toward end of the run.

CDR Okay.
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PLT CAL 3 switch is in the low

position.

CDR CAL 3 is low, huh?

PLT L_-h_m.

CREW Is both ... ?

PLT Yeah.

PLT Right here.

CDR Oh, I'm sorry, yeah, there's

one over there.

PLT Utility, you mean. Don't you?

PLT That's the tape - the old tape

recorder's hooked up to this.
YOu know the one - the one that
we use - that old tape recorder
up there.

CDR Yeah, that's not a bad idea.

PLT Let me take a look at your map

Just a second there, Jet.

CDR Okay.

012 16 35 38 PLT Yeah, we'll get Tulsa in there

_-= get caught doing that.

PLT Tihat's - those are 88 nautical

miles square. So that's about,
_h_t, _Imost a degree off the
the side, about B quarters of
a degree off to the side. That's
a degree, oo* the square we're
taking was - That's 60 miles there.

CDR Yeah.

PLT 1120, so, we're taking about that

bit a square with the EREP csmera.
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f_ CDR Yeah.

PLT So we'll get Tulsa and probably

get Oklahoma City.

012 16 36 26 PLT Okay, T minus 5. MODE - 192,

MODE to READY.

012 16 36 34 PLT DOOR OPENED. I got light. I

got a 192, READY li *** And I'm
going to CHECK.

012 16 37 46 PLT Sl90, HEATER SWITCH OFF light off.

Man this has got to be the worst
nomeclature I have ever - -
I stt_ble over that every time I
read it.

CDR Me, too.

PLT HEATER SWITCH OFF light off!

Okay lights are checked. Camera
waiting for T minus 3. Csmera
position i is only advanced two
frames - two frame counts on
/_ the test.

CDR Yeah, I heard you say that.

CDR Lots of blue water.

012 16 38 38 PLT Okay T 'minus 3. Prooperate

configuration: TAPE RECORDER, ON;
READY on.

012 16 38 h4 PLT 92, ON; READY, out; CHECK;

DOOR, OPEN.

012 16 38 50 PLT 91, ON; READY, on_ COOLER,

ON; DOOR nailed OPEN.

012 16 38 56 PLT 90, ON; READY, out. Standby; and

the door is verified open; HAD to
STANDBY; READY, out; SCAT 0FF;
READY, out; ALTIMETER, OFF;
FEADY, out.
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012 16 39 13 PLT 94, ON; READY, on; TVlS n_mber

].33, POWER, ON; and VIDEO select
TV. I'm gonna verify that. Okay,
we do have TVIS 1335 POWER, ON;
VIDEO select to TV and standing
by for the OPERATE. Okay. Okay,
5 seconds to 16:42. Stand by -

012 16 42 00 PLT MARK. ALTIM_'I'ER to STANDBY.

012 16 43 lO CDR (_eck it.

PLT I'm trying to get it straightened

out first.

PLT ...

CDR *_w gonna reach.

PLT Well, I don't know.

CDR Nope, it doesn't look like it is.

PLT Another good idea bites the dust.

CDR ... Not mumbling yet, so I guess

he made it.

PLT One minute. Let's see, here's

cme right up here. That will

CDR ... take that ... closer.

PLT I think it's a little better.

Standing by for 45:20,
I minute from now.

CDR Okay, we should be picking up

BaJa, California in about 48:30 mmm
46:30.

CC u*u Houston, we're monitoring you

through Texas.

CDR Hello, Hank.

PLT Okay Hank at 45:20, here, I go

down link swi%ch position 9 and I'd
like for you to verify signal.
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f" CC Okay,we'll lookat it.

CDR Okay, we're coming up on BaJa.

PLT Stand by -

012 16 h5 20 PLT MARK. Switch position 9- And

waiting for 45:32.

012 16 45 32 PLT MARK. RAD, OFF. Waiting for 38.

012 16 45 38 PLT MARK. ALTIMETER ON and ALTIMETER

UNLOCK light _mmediately. Still
have a READY light .... EREP
_ART i second late. 53, 190,
_)DE to AUTO. Stand by -

012 16 h5 53 PLT MARK. MODE to AUTO. Waiting for

46:06. Get a good TAPE MOTION light.
Stand by -

012 16 46 06 PLT MARK. 46:06. 192, MODE, READY.

Mall light now a green light.
Good show. 46:12.

012 16 h6 17 PLT Okay, SCAT to STANDBY 94 MODE to

MANUAL. Waiting for 46:35.

CDR I got do_nling data.

PLT Good. Okay, waiting for 46:35.

Aad the ALTIMETER UNLOCK light
is out.

012 16 h6 36 PLT MARK. CAL 3 switch to HIGh.

Waiting for 74:05. ALTIMETEH
UNLOCK light's ON again. Still
have a READY light. TAPE MOTION's
still green. Looking good.

012 16 47 01 PLT MARK. There's 47 minutes. Okay,

47:05.

012 16 47 05 PLT MARK. DOWNLING switch position

7- And you might verify signal
again. Okay. ETC to AUTO at
h7:12. Okay 47:48's running
next. ALTIMETER UNLOCK light is still
on, but I still have a READY light.
Waiting for 47:48. Stand by -
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012 16 47 48 PLT MARK. Okay, 192, MODE to CHECK.

54 1 want 190, INTERVAL to 20.
There we go, INTERVAL to 20.

PLT At 14 even and -

012 16 48 00 PLT MARK. ETC to STANDBY.

CC We have good downlink on position 7.

PLT Eogere. And I'm turning ALTIMETER,

OFF. 15 seconds. Lost my READY
light.

CDR Gee, we're into a solid overcast

E.OW.

PLT Okay in about 15 seconds ALTIM_'I'_:I_

coming back ON. And have a HEADY
light. Waiting for 48:52. Stand by -

012 16 48 51 PLT MARK. DOWNLINK switch position•to

OFF. Waiting for 49:33. While I
got a couple of seconds here, I
only got two frame count advance on
camera position number i when I
did the camera checkout, Hank.

CC Copy.

PLT That's 190 canera checkout. Every -

all the rest of tham advanced 3,
but number 6. And, the ALTIMETER's
hanging in there. Standing by
for 49:33. Now I've got an
ALTIMETER, UNLOCK light, but I
still have a READY light.

012 16 49 33 PLT MARK. ALTIMETER to STANDBY ; RAD to

STANDBY. And 45 1 want SCkI'TERO_'I'I_E,
ON. And RADIOMETER, ON. Stand by -

012 16 49 45 PLT MARK. SCAT, ON; and BAD, ON. Two

READY lights. Okay, everything's
looking pretty clean here.

PLT ...
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f_ CDR There's Laker [?] and the Draper

Reservoir.

PLT Yeah, I got them all in sight.

Great !

CDR Get a little data here and then

press on.

PLT Think we can pick up the Keystone

Dam in about l0 seconds.

PLT Okay, 51 :30 coming up about one

minute, Ed. ETC to AUTO, sgain.

CDR Az_d Lake Thunderbird.

PLT Shawnee - Shawnee'll be right off

to your left there, Jer, in case
you' re interested.

CDR Okay. Gotta get up and look for

snow cover now. Boy, sure is
getting light out. No that's
cirrus - cirrus over ...

PLT Okay, 51:30 cc_ning up.

CDR l_m gonna try to get my snow cover

right next %0 St_ Louis.

PLT Okay, ETC to AUTO, Ed.

012 16 51 30 PLT MARK. And 190 INTERVAL to 10.

Waiting for 52:h0.

CDR Okay, I got St. Louis; we'll get

our snow-cover data and St. Louis
at the same time. I'm gonna be Just
north of St. Louis. Zooming in on
the uniform snow-covered area
between the two rivers north of
St. LOuis. Right up against the
river. Okay, I'm good here till 50.

PLT _Id stand by for 52:h0.

CDR Okay, now, I'm gonna move to the

right toward the city of ...
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_ PLT Stand
by -

012 i0 52 4Q PLT _SIRK. 52:40. MODE to READY on

the 192.

CDR Right at Lambert airport. Right

in a clear area. Right in the
middle of - between the runways.

PLT Okay, and we got a good TAPE MOTION

light.

CDR McDonald Douglas, we're taking a

picture of you.

PLT Standing by for 53:50.

CDR 53, okay, Now I'm gonna try to

get Chicago.

PLT That one ought to be easy with

Lake Michigan there. If there -
if there's not cloud cover.

CDR Chicago is left 8.6.' There is

f LakeSuperior.

PLT Ten seconds till 53:50. Stand by -

012 16 53 50 PLT MARK. 53:50, 192, MODT to CHECK.

CDR Okay, Chicago coming UP. *w* Ready.

•.. so much snow.

CDR Okay .., Chicago now.

PLT Okay, waiting for 5h:24. Stand by -

012 16 54 2h PLT MARK. SHUTTER SPEED to MEDIUM; and

the R'fC to STANDBY in about
30 seconds, Ed.

CDR Boy, I'll tell you the ice around

Chicago makes it difficult to see
the shape of the lake. Okay. Get
ca up for auto ...

PLT Okay, ten seconds, Ed. Stand by -

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012 16 55 01 PLT MARK. ETC is going to STANDBY;

ALTIMETER, MODE 5; range, 76.
Waiting for 58 even.

CDR ... at 56:2h.

CDR Okay, I'm sitting at plus 5 in the

pitch, and *** 0.3 - -

sPT Hello, Buffalo.

CDR *** 56:2h we'll do our thing. Oh,

that must be it. DAC's ON. Taking
data. Okay, we're north of Ottawa,
I believe. We Just flew over the
airport when I - okay, stopping
the data .... to Quebec. DAC's up
to plus 5. Saw an airport go gy
and I shifted at that time.

/r CDR Okay we hit Quebec at 57:25. And

let's see, that wants to be RIGHT
3.3.

CDR Yeah, it's Just cloudy.

CDR No, it's cleated up again. There

goes -nope. Okay, I'm going on
TIME. I don't see any metropolitan
sreas and I'm in the clouds. The
CAMERA's ON.

PLT Okay, waiting for 58 minutes.

CDR There's minus 5. CAMERA's, OFF.

Now I'm not so sure I saw Quebec.

PLT Stand by -

012 16 58 O0 PLT MARK. SCAT to STANDBY.

012 16 58 01 PLT MARK. RAD to STANDBY. Waiting

for 58:18.

012 16 58 18 PLT MARK. RAD, ON. 58:40. And about

15 seconds, Ed, ETC to AUTO again.
_ Stand by -
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012 16 58 h0 PLT MARK it. 58:40. 192, MODE to

I$]ADY; ETC to AUTO. And I got
a good TAPE MOTION light on the
... Must be getting ice out on
this 192.

CDR Yeah.

PLT Are we up over the Gulf of

St Lawrence?

CDR Yeah. Too cloudy to see any ice

though, darn it.

PLT ...

CDR Right over that island up there.

Actually we're passed it now.

PLT Okay, stand by. Waiting for 59:30.

012 16 59 30 PLT MARK. 192, MODE to STANDBY.

Waiting for 59:54.

CDR *** the end of the island. It's

up there in the gulf. I'll go ahead
_ud give him a little data right
here, on the tip of the end of
the island.

CDR Okay, I can't even hold it.

CDR .,.

012 16 59 54 PLT MARK. 190, INTERVAL to 20.

17 minutes even, _C to STANDBY, Ed.

012 17 00 01 PLT MARK. Okay, waiting for 06.

012 17 00 06 PLT MARK. RAR to STANDBY. And waiting

for 20.

CDR C_9od ice data. Let's Just take

a little bit.

PLT Stand by -
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012 17 00 20 PLT MARK. 00:20, 193 ALTIMET_:H, ON.

Got a HEADY light and a malf.
ALTIMETER, UNLOCK.

CDR Okay, l'm taking ice data on an

_rea that is starting to ice up on
real well. I take it from lO
degrees down to zero, down to
the nadir.

PLT And the UNLOCK light went out.

Still have a READY light.

CC **w going LOS; we'll see you again

at 2 o'clock.

CDR Roger.

PLT UNLOCK light again. Still have a

READY light.
.f--

CDR Hank, you still with us?

CC Sure.

CDR Okay, I'm not so sure i got Chicago

cm that special 07, that alternate.
I may have been Toledo. I couldn't
tell because there's so much ice on
the lake, it's hard to locate the
shoreline, but the city was not
big enough to be Chicago.

PLT ()kay ALTIMETER, POWER going to

STANDBY. Lost my READY light.
Hey_ you also missed Sand Spring s
there, Jet. That was ...

CDR Unforgiveable! Son of a gun,

012 17 01 49 PLT Dadgum, I - I tried to ... you in

there too.

CDR (Llaughter )

012 17 52 PLT ALTIM_"I'ERPOWER going back ON, and I

got a READY light. And an ALTIMETER
• L_LOCK light Again.
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CDR Got that AUTO CAL yet?

PLT No, but it's cc_ing up at 06:45,

about 4 minutes.

CDR Okay. Let's see, I do the maneuver,

I believe, at ll. So we've got
plenty of time.

PLT Waiting for 03:40, by next event.

3:have an ALTIMETER UNLOCK light,
but I still have the READY light.
Now I lost my READY light again.
()kay, I'll go to STANDBY for 15.
That's good, back on; we Just had
a 7. READY light. Okay, the
ALTIM_f_:R is looking all right for
the moment.

012 17 03 17 PLT There's the unlock light at 16,

• 03:16. It looks like it's goint to
the HEADY light's going to hang in
there until time to turn it off.
Stand by.

012 17 03 41 PLT MARK. ALTIMETER to STANDBY, running

73; you're waiting for 0B:55. Got
it on again.

012 17 OB 55 PLT MARK. 03:55 with ALTIMETER ON. Waiting

for 05:40.

012 17 04 14 PLT There's the [_LOCK light; that

came on at Oh:lB. Still have a
[READY light.

012 17 04 36 PLT Okay, lost my READY light; goint to

STANDBY. At 04:37 so at the 50 I'll
go back to the ON position.

012 17 04 50 PLT MARK. That's to ON on the ALTIM_'I'_H.

CDR Okay, this is the CDR. i have a

suggestion for these nadir for you
special ll's, these little nadir ... - -

_ 012 17 05 i0 PLT UNLOCK light at 09. I think it

would be a good idea if you would give
us a 45 degree ptich gimbal time
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so that we can locate our

target. And then we'll hit IMC at
plus 5 degrees and come off of it at
minus 5 degrees. And I think that
would give us a little better chance
of finding our target. Both Ottawa
arid Quebec, it was a little diffic111t
for me to find the target; and if I had
been able to start early, it might
have given a little better data.

PLT Stand by.

012 17 05 40 PLT NM_RK. REFERENCE 2 on the 191. Okay.

CDR h5-degree time would have been very

good for Hawaii and Quebec.

PLT Little less that a minute, I'ii

need an AUTO CAL, Jer.
/

CDR Okay.

PLT I'll give you a call.

CC S]cylab, Houston. We 're back -

we're through Madrid for 9 minutes.

CDR Roger, Hank.

012 17 06 Ol PLT And I lost my READY light; going

to STANDBY on the ALTIMETER for
15 seconds. We've got another
2,3 seconds of data anyway. 30 seconds,
Jer.

CDR Okay. what time is it, doing those?

PLT 6:45.

CDR Okay.

012 17 06 17 PLT Okay, got a HEADY light again.

Looking good. Okay, about lO seconds,
Jer; 45 on my mark.

012 17 06 45 PLT MARK. VTS AUTO CAL.

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CDR Yo,Lgot it.

PLT 55.

CDR Okay, I'm going to doff the hat.

PLT Stand by -

012 17 06 55 PLT _LAHK. ALTIMETER to STANDBY, MODE

to 3, frame 70. Okay, and I want
190 READY out at 7 minutes even, and
it is; MDDE to STANDBY, it is.
Waiting for 7:13, for ALTIM_'I',:2ON.
Stand by -

012 17 07 13 PLT MARK. Got it. Okay, things looking

good. Waiting for the next event in
was 9 minutes.

012 17 08 09 PLT ALTIMETER UNLOCK light at 08:07.

Stillhavea READYlight.

PLT ()kay, coming up on 9 minutes.

012 17 09 00 PLT MARK. MODE to MANUAL on 194.

Waiting for READY on on the 191
at 9:25.

PLT ALTIMETER - Wow, it Just went out.

Okay, that's 09:12, I went off with
the ALTIMETER switch. READY on,
there we go. At 28 I'll came
back on with the ALTIMETER. Okay,
got a READY light. Okay, I got
30 more secones of data. 5 seconds.
',Btandby - _

012 17 lO 00 PLT MARK. ALTIM_I'ER to STANDBY.

EREP to STOP. Okay, both PLT _mo
getting ready for the maneuver
there. Rog. We're finished, Jer.
Getting _y post card out, if you'll
pardon the expression.

PLT Bravo 7 is reading 2 - correct -

correction, that's 33. 92's going
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CC *_* or, Houston. CAn you verify

a couple of switches for us on
the ATM panel?

CDR C_ ahead.

CC Okay, under H-ALPHA we'd like to

verify the H-ALPHA 1 switch is in
AUTO, and H-ALPHA 2 HEATER
switch is to PRIMABY.

CDR ()kay. H-ALPHA 1 was in AUTO, and

I Just put the HEATER switch in
}_IMARY.

CC Good.

012 17 18 28 CDR This is the CDR at 17:18 Zulu.

_ne subject is EREP S190 frame
count: 0284,'0007, 9369, llh0, and
/ 0076.

012 17 18 5h CDR C',DRout.

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012 15 38 00 SPT BPT at 15:38. Debriefing the

ATM pass began at 15 - at 14:47.
Building blocks were run as per
pad. 55 received an additional
MIRROR AUTO RASTER and 28 on the
GRATING and also at 4 - another
one at 426. 52 received a PATROL,
excuse me, a STANDARD MODE at the
very end of the orbit in order
to try to get a look at the
densities in the ... coronal
structure.

012 15 38 47 SPT SPT out.

012 15 56 05 PLT This is PLT. The time is 15:56

with the frame counters on the
S190 csmera and 9967.

"" TIME SKIP

012 16 17 48 PLT PLT at ... Delta 06 is reading -

48 percent.

012 16 18 03 PLT PLT out.

012 16 29 44 8C ()kay, the PLT at ... minus i0

al_roximately. Okay, lets get
this reading. Okay, we're reading
Alfa 02 at zero; Alfa 03 is 86,
Alfa 04 is 79, Alfa 05 is 66,
Alfa 06 is reading 46. 0kay -
•.. 3 low. So, thats all right;
we're on low. Bravo 02 is reading
56, Bravo 03 is reading 79,
Bravo 04 is reading 75, Bravo 05 is
reading 74, Bravo ...

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012 18 05 20 PLT Okay, it's the PLT. I'm going

to try again on the T002-h. Get
set up here. Very strange looks
like I don't have enough travel
light. _ ..........
Hit the stop again.
What's the matter? Is that the
.' way it works? Moving far away?
Is that _- No that horizon's not
any farther away hers than it was
any place else. }T,,,,,,,,_.
Strange
inded. There's a lot about this
I instrument I don't understand.

CREW ....right up here on top of the ...

012 18 08 53 PLT Okay.

PLT .., get a hard stop. I don't

understand. 9931 ... 305 and
I Can't get bbth pieces in here;
I don't understand this. It's
_ got goodhorizon,too. It's
wierd. Maybe It'll go in it
the other way.

PLT Now l'm getting it.

PLT Okay. Stand by.

012 18 Ii _5 PLT MARK. Okay. 04028.

PLT Stand by.

012 18 12 15 PLT MARK. 04018.

PLT Stand by.

012 18 12 46 PLT MARK. 03995.

PLT Stand by.

012 18 13 14 PLT MARK. 0_030.

CC Skylab, HoUston, through

Hawaii for 4 minutes.
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PLT Stand by.

CC And Skylab, HOuston. If you

can, hold off using your _"rR
until after the Goldstone pass,
we can give you minutes of the _FI_R.

SPT Okay, Hank, we'll do that.

PLT Stand by.

012 18 14 22 PLT MARK 0_091. Changing position here;

_et a little better look at your ...

PLT Okay, stand by.

CC And for the CDR. I think we cut

out there going over the hill
last night. We do have your food
in_ntory and we're studying it.

CDR Okay, fine Hank.

012 18 15 34 PLT MARK. 038 - 03875.

CC ... that E_ pass you all did

last looked llke a real goody.

PLT Stand by.

012 18 16 08 PLT MARK. 030_4.,:

CC Skylab, HOuston. One minute to

I_S. We'll aee you at Goldstone ...
l_minutes from now.

PLT _tand by_

012 18 16 29 PLT MA_. Hey I got a good one there.

03929.

PLT ()kay, stand by.

012 18 16 47 PLT MARK.

CC ...

PLT 0373_. ' Okay, stand by.

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012 18 17 13 PLT MARK. 03970. Stand by.

012 18 17 35 PLT MARK. 03956. Stand by.

012 18 18 01 PLT MARK 03870. Stand by.

012 18 18 24 PLT MARK 03999. And that one was

a questionable. I don't know how
to read that. The numbers that
I see are 039 and a zero. I think
it 03998. Stand by.

CDR Hey, Ed. This time are _u going

to SOLAR INENTIAL?

SPT ...

012 18 19 O0 PLT MARK. 03906. Stand by.

012 18 19 30 PLT MARK. 03939. Stand by.

012 18 19 55 PLT MARK. 03852. Stand by.

012 18 20 14 PLT MARK 03818 and now I have a

horizon is Just excellent.
Stand by.

CC Skylab, HOuston, through ..

012 18 20 31 PLT MARK. 03839. Stand by.

012 18 20 46 PLT MARK. 03930. We're not quite

there yet. Stand by.

CREW .,.

PLT 8rand by.

012 18 21 07 PLT MARK. 0385_. Stand by.

012 18 21 29 PLT MARK. 0_Oh0. Stand by ....

012 18 21 h6 PLT MARK. O3990. Stand by.

012 18 22 02 PLT MARK. 03995. Stand by.

012 18 22 25 PLT MARK. 03955. Okay, I'_ Just

about to loose my horizon, I
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think .... lousy ... really

c,z--,_ypiece of equipment.
Doggone head set. Okay, let
see. l'm Just about at - -
Let's see if I lean down here,
I may be ablt to get one more.
Here we go.

012 18 23 14 PLT MARK. 03965. There are pretty

good marks here.

012 18 23 42 PLT MARK. 04001 and I going to stop.

Can't see the horizon anymore.
Wait a minute .... Mexico coming
up. Okay, that should be enough
for right now.

012 18 23 55 PLT PLT out.

012 18 26 14 PLT PLT. Time is 18:25 and reporting

on handheld p_otograph, handheld
photograph frame number 15, in
Charlie X0ray 50 - Picture of the
turn four level Kern-Tule River
watershed in California. Taken at
f/16 on the 100-millimeter lens,
1/250, Hasselblad.

012 18 28 35 PLT Okay, PLT continuing with the

horizon sightings. Okay, stand by.

CC Skylab, HOuston. We're 1 minute

from LOS Bermuda at 33.

012 18 29 21 PLT MARK. 0_Oh2. Stand by.

012 18 29 39 PLT MARK. 03990. Stand by.

012 18 30 02 PLT MARK. 04012. Stand by.

012 18 30 18 PLT MARK. 03955. Stand by.

012 18 30 47 PLT MARK. 03908. Stand by.

012 18 30 57 PLT MARK. 03962. Stand by.

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012 18 31 19 PLT MARK. 0391 - 03920. Stand by.

012 18 31 32 PLT MARK. 04000. Stand by.

012 18 31 42 PLT MARK. 04050. Stand by.

012 18 31 54 PLT MARK. 04000. Stand by.

012 18 32 05 PLT MARK. " 04 - 03987. Stand by.

012 18 32 16 SC MARK. 03990 . Stand by. That's

all I can give you. I'm starting
to get a terminator.

012 18 32 50 PLT PLT out.

012 18 38 35 PLT The PLT. Time is 18:38. Reporting

handheld at 18:37. Ice in the
Gulf of St. L_wrence. Frs_e 17,
guess that's frame 16 on Charlie
X-ray 50, taken at 56 100-millimeter
lens, 1/250.

012 18 44 30 CDR Ed;'are you using the recorder_

SPT No.

CDR O284, 246_,...

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012 18 53 18 sFI' SPT at 18:53, ATM pass following the

maneuver hack frca Z-local verticle.
Only had around 12 minutes or so. S I
went Sun center. And rather than building
block 32, I gave it a building block 2.
It order to pick off the densities in
the corona again a little bit better seeing
as we were Just going to take a snapshot.
50_2 received a STANDARD MODE; 56, PATROL
NORMAL. I let the 55 run at the MIRROR
AUTO RAS'A'JsI_
426. 54 received a MSO
S256.

012 18 54 16 SPT SPT out.

012 19 02 12 PLT PLT. The tilae is 19:00. With the

limb Volume. Subject is the PLT. Left
arm: Standby.

PLT Okay, first will be the left arm. 170,

158_ 165, 175, 193, 214, 238, 258, 260,
266, 261, 25_, 246, 260, 263, 270, 28h,
286, 290. Right arm: i75, 168, 170,
182, 202, 232, 259, 270, 278, 282, 272,
263, 260, 266, 271, 277, 288, 290, 313.
Left 'leg: 220, 202, 205, 224, 241, 260, 282,
306_3_0, 336, 323, 312, 327, 340,
3_1, 3_1', 354, 389, 409', 450, 454, 468, 496,
502. Righ_ leg: 202, 200, 208, 228,
240, 269', 291, 316, 332, 321, 311, 31h,
338' 3h3, 340, 356, 367, 392, 432, 470,
h72, h88, 496, 512, 504.

012 19 03 58 PLT PLT out.

012 19 06 08 SFl' Contin_at_,on o_'TV-101. For this

series, we'll ,work with rotaitou un one
side ouly, with three different spacing
and three different water volume s . Since
t_e' last series of runs, a couple
changes _have _een made. One Is the disks
ha_e been tak4_ off and replaced. They
were put hank on same d_sk use and this
time "_then" made sure that _hey are
parallel !or perpendicular to the axis of

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the rods. And perpendicular - I should

say parallel, to th_,=elves. And also, the -
it has been ... putting on the edges
but not the fla$ part of the disk, Just
to keep the - the water from wetting the
edges end not giving us a xlean flat
surface from which the work. And this one's
spacing is five-eighths of an inch. Water
volume is 6 cc total. And we'll try to
rake these rotations a little hit slower
than they were yesterdey.

012 19 08 18 SPT Okay, here we go.

CC PLT, Houston.

PLT Roger.

CC ...

PLT ..°

CC ... Okay... about 20 seconds from LOS...

end we'll see you at Honeysuckle at 28.

Okey...
012 19 16 3_ PLT PLT with an addendum to the ] _mb volume
_eenurement. This is - 19:16 Zulu and
neck at Adam's al_le, 35.5 centimeters.
Chest inspired, 28.2; expired, 94.8. Waist
at TR.8; hips, 87.8, ,.. 22.9 centimeters.
012• 19 17 05 PLT PIE out.

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012 20 13 54 PLT PLT recording for the M092/i71 run on the

SPT. Start time were MISI [sic] was 19:30.
Charlie Julie_t end Aipha Quebec were the
legban_.

012 20 14 ii PLT Measurements were 13-5/8, 13-1/4.

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012 20 13 55 PLT PLT reporting for the M092/171 run

from the SPT. Start time for the
M151 purposes was 19:30. Charlie
Juliett and Alfa Quebec were the
legbauds. Measurements : 13-5/8 and
13-1/4.

012 20 17 38 CDR ... came out okya. I don't see any

significant change in the WHITE
LIGHT CORONAGRAPH from the last time
I looked at it with Ed which was
about 2 hours ago. So that's fairly
stable, at least, over one daylight
pass. And XUV MON was relatively
quiet and unchanged.

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CDR Since the last pass. There's lots

of brightness on the limb - with about
3, 4 minutes to go at the end of this
pass I went around and Just kind of
surveyed - the active regions in
H-ALPHA. They're not too terribly hot
right now. And - we'll Just keep any
eye on them and hope maybe something will
pop up here pretty soon.

012 20 30 22 CDR CDR out.

012 20 36 12 PLT PLT, M092/171 run on the SPT. Recording

for MISI purposes, the completion of M092
at 20.'20 hours. For MI71 data we have
Ng, 09 C02: 1015, 1191, excuse me, that's
1015.- For CAL N O Ho0 it's 1191, for
cabin air pressure _996. Cabin air
percent 02, 7158. Precent H20, 3.63.
Percent C02, 2.23. Fire capacity 5676,
5703, 5475.

012 21 Ol 48 SC Well, I've compared them now photo-

graphically for you, and ...

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012 20 34 32. CDR ... it all. It's right at the

northern ...

012 20 27 34 CDR It gave us about a 25 or oh,

30 degree ROLL maybe to the left
of vertical - so the SLIT w_sn't
exactly radial to the llmb, but
f_[rly good. And then about
15 minutes later I was sorry I
picked that point because the
part of the prominence to the left
of it about i0 to 15 are seconds
brightened up and sts_ed bright
through the whole rest of the pass
and I felt badly that I had picked
the wrong little piece there to
look at, but I see the next - next
pass I have has - has me moving
to the left, so - oh, it's not much
though, it's only half of the width
of the ...

012 20 28 15 CDR So anyway, you're not getting the

best piece, I think, but at any rate,
it's a good - a good hunk of the
prominence. It sure looks to me llke
that prominence is tryingto get
Joined up on top; I imagine it is
Joined and you just can't see it_
But it looks llke _i'great bit huge
loop prominence is what it looks
llke and we Just can't see the top
of the loop, b_t you can sure see
t_ two - the two feet of it.

012 20 28 h7 CDR In the building block 37, I kind

of changed the order of things a
little bit in _55. I better clue
you in on that so you'll know what
I was doing there. The MIRROR
position 0632, 0832, 1232, no
problem there. And then I did a
0232 and then I did the SLIT center.
That's for the - that was for the
building hlTS_k 37 that was scheduled
for 16 to go.
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012 20 29 15 CDR And I figured I'll go ahead and

do the 0232 and then get a SLIT center
snd then I had some time left
over while I was waiting for 82B
the 8 minute exposure to time out
so I went back to 0232 of the rain -
on the MIRROR yet and then let it
run and it ran _]_ost another com-
plete - cycle so we got lots of
MIRROR position 0232 data and
everything else came out okay. I
don't see any significant change
in the WHITE LIGHT CORONOGRAPH
from the last time I looked at it
with Ed, which was about 2 hours
_o. So that's fairly stable, at
least the one daylight pass, and
the XUV MON was relatively quiet
_md unchanged since the last pass.
Lots of brightness on the lime.
With about 3 or 4 minutes to go
at the end of this pass, I went
around and Just kind of surveyed
the active regions in H-alpha and
they're not too terribly hot right
now. And, we'll Just keep an eye
on them and hope maybe s_nething will
]pop
up here_rettysoon.

012 20 30 22 CDR CDR out.

012 20 36 ll PLT ]PLT, ... 2 - 171 run on the SPT.

Recording for M151 purposes the
eompletion of M092 at 20:20 hours.
For MI71 data, we have N202 C02,
i015, ll91 - excuse me - that's
1015. For CAL N2H20 , it's llgl.
For cabin air pressure, 4996. Cabin
air percent 02 is 7158, percentage

203.63. Percent C02, 2.23. Vital

capacity, 5676, 5703, 5.75.

012 20 17 21 SPT SPT at 21:15; M092. '_No problem today.

I did not take any excess fluids and
I had around"h or 5 hours of sleep
last night, so I didn't even get
much - much going for me but today
I see no problem at all.
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_ _le only thing I experienced was

that, around last minute or so, the
pulse pressure narrowed a bit, aud
the heart rate went above a hundred.
But I experienced no frustration at
st1. As a matter of fact, I slept
through most of it. One factor re-
lated to all this that still puzzles
me is the - showing that there is no
correlation between the amount of
excess or replaced abdominal fluid
you have in your body and your per-
formance on the LBNP .... insinuates
that excess fluid mostly linked up
with - with salt and water but it
seems Just from the mechanics of it
that that would have a short term
affect.

012 21 18 hl SPT The long term affects of which

we've talked about over the last
science conference I've done with
Terry as far as the conditioning
of the vessels, over a long period
of time that's - that's all well
r _md good_I'm gladto see that
happening. But I would think that
on a short term basis the amount of
fluid which your body has in it would
•certainly play a role in your responses.
9mother ... related ..., I am afraid -
one was that I did experience some
mild aching in the backs of my legs,
up at 15 millimeters. I experienced
it mostly in the right and in the -
... in the knee " backside of the leg
by the knee, and in the vitamin D
that ...... vitamin D and up and up a
little bit and to the muscles - to
the hamstring muscles. Not - not
really inside_ more on the - on the
surface of the ... leg. In no way
very painful; it's Just noticeable.

012 21 19 42 SPT SPT out.

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012 21 19 57 SPT _.PT at 21:19. Subject is HHh6.

Although, for the HH46 people, the
weather over Lake Ontario is usually
clobbered in and I'm afraid we can't
observe very much in the way of
weather close to the surface. It's
only the gqneral overall conditions
that we observed. It's pure, thick
overcast; however, on the other lakes
especially during the local vertical
pass which was made over the lakes
during the EREP - that was done this
morning. I don't have the exact time
at my disposal. Hold on.

012 21 21 ll SPT Okay, that run over the Great Lakes

was made at around 16:50 this morning.
And in the way of weather I've noticed
phenomena that I've seen before and
talked about, but I'll mention it once
again. And that was convection coming
off the center of the lake, Eiving you
a cloud buildup at the center of the
lake and relatively clear around the
shores. And I saw this at both Lake
Superior and Lake Michigan. Lake
Huron, to some extent. However, I
also saw cloud streakssuperimposed
upon this. These clouds - the cloud
streaks were from e_st the west to
east, so that they were perpendicular
to this long backbone, if you will,
runnlng' donw Lake Michigan and
parallel to that running along Lake
Superior. I've also noticed a con-
tinu_tion of ice ... in the northeast
portion of the lakes, in this case Lake
Superior, up in the northeast. I would
suspect that the temperatures are
lower and the winds would tend to blow
the ice to that _side.

012 21 22 26 SPT And that's what I did observe this

morning.

012 21 22 31 SPT I don't have the exact details. My

only recollection is that maybe 1/10
or so of the lake's width was - had
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ice buildup, and they were - it

/_ was not a solid sheet, it was a
series of broken Jagged tracks,
maybe 1 or 2 miles or so in - in
size; mostly long, angular ones,
though, not - not squares, rec-
tangles or so forth. Indeed, a
long portion was running parallel
to the coastline in both cases.
There were some in Lake Huron,
northeast again. And I think
I noticed some - although I'm
not sure again - in Lake Erie,
to the northeast part of that -
portion of that, up towards
Buffalo, but I'd better go easy
on that one because it was ...
slightly overcast in that region,
Just before we go t to the heavy
overcase on Lake Ontario.

012 21 23 37 SPT SPT out.

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012 21 41 h4 CDR This is the CDR at 21:hl Zulu,

debriefing the s0:59 ATM pass.
First, J0P 6, building block 32 ;
no problems there. UOP hA, build-
ing block 37 went without any
problem. The - I mentioned at
the last debriefing of the last
pass that I had wished that I
had pointed a little bit to the
"Left of the bright part of the
prominence that I was pointed on
and fortune smiled upon me because,
when we came up on the next pass,
_hat bright part in the left side
had moved into the right side that
filled up the gap between them and
So when I pointed a little bit to
1_he left of where I was before -
we were still in nice - a nice coronal
area there; we could see lolls of
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pretty good about that.

012 21 42 47 CDR The - I played it straight this

time with S055 and got everything
done in order.

012 21 42 54 CDR Jumped into a second building

block 37 and got things going very
nicely til I was awakened by the
ground and they said 82]3 WAVE.Lk_NGTH
was supposed to be LONG, and that's
right here on the pad. I Just flat
blew it. I was busy trying to make
the transf - transition very quickly
from one building block to the next,
in order to get it all - try to get
it all done before truncation time.
And I would have made it if I had
used the right wavelength. As it
Were, the 82B and the second J0P 37,
which should have been at a
WAVELk_GTH LONG for 2 minutes,
- was given to you in a WAV_J_k_NGTH,
SHORT for 2 minutes. And I gave you
about 3 and a 1/2 minutes of WAVE-
I_ENGTH, LONG, indeed, but when they
finally woke me up and I terminated
it and started it over again, and -
_d we got 5 minutes and 30 seconds
worth of the other ones before we had
to terminate due to_the maneuver.

012 21 43 51 CDR S055 got all its, data. We got our

02:32 and then another SLIT CENTER
batch of information; or I should
say SLIT CENTER first and then 02:32.
I got all the other ones shut down
early. They - they were all finished
up, and so 82B 'I let run all the way
to within about 12 seconds of maneuver
time and then I shut it down.

012 21 44 14 CDR And that's how we got our 5 end

minutes and 30 seconds. I'm sorry about
that, 82B.
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012 21 h4 20 CDR I really - really bungled that

wavelength. So, again, I hope
it doesn't leave too big a hole in
your little data package, there.
We'll debrief the - a little flare
activity that was reported to me
when I first got to the console,
except that it was reported that
it was active region 20 that wan
doing the flaring and the only in-
dications I had of any sort of
flare activity was in active
region 17, when I got over there
and looked around.

012 21 h4 57 CDR Well, let's see. That's about

it. There's no significant change
in the WHITE LIGHT CORONOGRAPH.
Since two orbits ago, the two
streamers that - the large streamer
that split into two down at about 2hO
is still there and looking very
_trong. The large streamer out on
the east limb looks almost to me like
it's two streamers, one behind the
other. The _ front one is about half
the widtK of the base of the whole
bright area, there; and then the
other one is behind it and is not
quite as bright and so then - and
it starts the other half - it
showed the other half of the base.
It's as if you had two figures - one
overlayed the other one a little bit
and the one in the back is the dimmer
of the two. Let's see; I guess
that 's about it,_

012 21 45 26 CDR C',DR

out.

012 21 50 08 SPT SPT at 21:50. Subject is ice; Great

_._kes. Been getting another look; we
Just went" over the lakes around a few
_Linutes - h minutes ago. Got another
{,_oodlook at them. And in looking
at the ice buildup I saw that the
parts were there were small - eight
small inlets were most all iced in.
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012 21 50 30 SPT _d the largest one of these I

would say is the one in Lake Huron,
by, I believe it's ... City, and
it's on the east - or west side in
a little inlet running down to the
south. Again, old, friendly Lake
Ontario was clobbered over• That
was the only one of the five lakes
that was in that condition. The
lakes - well we could take Lake
Superior; there was ice in the-

CC Skylab, Houston. We show - still

show that the re - recorders, at
].east one of the recorders is in
operation someplace, and wonder if
we could have it for the dump.

SPT - bay up north of there.

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CDR Sure enough, there's a nice strong -

012 23 31 26 CDR And it's got a little patch of

plage on either side.

CDR *** pllicated it's - sunspot is - it

looks like" it's really three or
four sunspots all pt_nped together and
the plage around it is beginning
to kind of maneuver around. I di•d
t_e the time to try to look for
the neutral line ans see what it
looks like, but it - it's beginning
to look more complicated. And then
I went on over to active region 20.
I wanted to take a look at the
prominence above that. And it looked
like one of these stylized king of •
Drowns. It had three - three points
sticking up, and they came together at
the bottom and - and the feet of the
prominence •were actually down on
the limb this time, so there is progress
there. I forget to also mention that
prominence 76, the one l've been working
with so long. finally this pass cc_-
pletely filled in over the top. I
got a hunch that .it's only one for
the lower Spans of the loop. I think
there's probably higher spans because,
looking at my end of the loop, it looked
like it branched off to the left
mad that is to the south - branched off
to south and connected up with other
f_ont, low. But it looked like
there were other branches going on
up higher, and I couldn't see where
they cut it - Where they, completed
the" loop across the top. But
anyway,'76 did, for awhile anyway, there,
show a complete loop. It was a
little bit film and hazy, hut it was
indeed a complete loop. Getting back to
active region 20 now. what I did is
I went back ofer to 18 from looking at

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the prominence there at 20.

Let's see, that prominence
over 20 I guess is number 77. I
went back over to active region 18,
I laid the slit along the filament,
and I did shopping list number 8
structure across the neutral line.
I got a - had Just barely had time
for a WAVELENBTH SHORT, Times
1/h on 82B I started a PATROL SHORT
in the first minute of it. Was
above h00 K; the second minute - the
second half a minute there, was
below h00 K. 55, I'm sorry, you
guys were Just not at GRATING
zero, so what I did is I - I
set - set you GRATING outer
AUTO SCAN, but I see I wasn't at
Sun center, so I didn't do you much
good anyway. I got - you got a
GRATING AUTO SCAN at line 03
which is Up - up aways, so that
didn't do you a heck of a lot of
good. At any rate, 82B slit was
laid right along the - the filament.
ksd that's about all I had time
for. The -

012 23 33 39 CDR _3R out.

TIME SKIP

SPT Picking up again on another sequence

for TV i01. This one will be a
single rotation of the rod on
the left, the 2-inch separation,
total of 20 CCs water volume.
We had some problem with the
co_ this morning; I'm not sure
how much of the information which
I gave then got through so I'll go
ahead and give it again. Changes
which have been made since the
_n fr_n yesterd_7: the two plates
here have been taken off and then
put back on so that they were
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perpendicular to the axis of

the two rods and also parallel
to one another in their mountings.
The edges of the disk as well as the
rods themselves have been covered
with trltox so that the water will
not wet the surface and give us
_at we had in the previous run of
water coming over one edge and
giving us a little larger diameter
(m one side than on the other. Okay,
we'll move these fellows together
here. You/ll note the bubbles ... in
the red liquid, and the bubbles
moved - and they started oscillating,
the bubbles moved from the top on
the right to the plate. Now I've
also increased the length of the
string here wo we'll be able to get
a. little more rotation out of it.
First set up. We'll start off
relatively slow. You know, those
two runs which I did this morning,
Just to document them, one was -
they were - both of them were single
rod rotation on the left. First was
that 1-3/8 inch separation lh COs
above water in - Excuse me, the first
one was 5/8 inches, 6 CCs, the
second one was 1/38 inch, lh CCs.

012 23 55 21 SPT Okay, we're re_dy to rotate. Okay,

we'll increase the speed a little
bit. Okay, once again increase the
speed. Okay, we - here we're getting
into that one - I'll stop it here.
That one mode where it will go
divergent rather rapidly. Very little
d_mping to it. Just the internal
turbulence of the fluid apparently
is the only thing that will damp it,
Now watch those bubbles. As the
fluid rotates it will probably tend
to collect towards the center. We've
noticed that in all the - everything
that we have spun up here in the way
of a liquid form. Bubbles always
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go to the center. Like a gravity

gradient, only a centrifugal force
fradient. Okay, here we go again.
Now that was unexpected, I have not
seen that before. Okay, we got to
link these two fellows up again.
Here we go. Okay, that takes the last
of - of these runs here.

012 23 57 49 SPT I think what we'll be picking up on

here now is going back to the 1-3/8 inch
separation and trying a few different
items such as adding soap, adding bubbles
to the fluid, and a few others.

TIME SKIP

PLT PLT, the time is 00:50. At

00:45 1 took two frames, Hasselblad
frame ntnnbers 17 and 18 of the
Aleutian Island chain. One at
5/8, the other at f/ll. Particular
features in this - in these two
photographs are the cloud formations
which appear to be related to
topography somewhat. And the -
all the nice ...craters that
characterize the Aleutian Islands.
And I had a vairly good show right
straight up the - the line of the
Islands.

012 00 52 15 PLT PLT out.

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012 21 57 XX PLT 21.

012 21 57 42 PLT Okay, ROTATION, 262.1. TILT,

21.h. And let me see - look
_t this .... And a ... of 6.

012 22 00 01 PLT 2 minutes approximately, before

start of exposure.

PLT Okay, first will be a 15-second

exposure. Filter A-I is in
position. ROTATION, 262.1,
verified by the pointing tech-
nique. TILT, 21.4. Followed
by B0 second on A-3 and 120
on A-_. Stasd by -.

012 22 Ol 51 PLT MARK. 15-second exposure in

progress.

PLT Stand by -

012 22 02 06 PLT MARK. Film advance. 30-second

¢_e coming up -

012 22 02 ll PLT MARK.

(Music)

PLT Stand by -

012 22 02 45 PLT MARK. Film advance. Stand hy -

012 22 02 55 PLT MARK. 120 on A-h. That will

be finished at 05:05.

(Music)

PLT Bravo i. Cuming up next.

Stand by -

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012 22 0h 55 PLT )_RK. Okay, now we want

Bravo i. Film advance. At
22:05:45. And I'm going to
start that one 15 seconds early.

012 22 05 21 PLT _5_qK. Okay, put filter A up.

11 screwed up one of the exposures
on A - on A-3. I hit the
shutter before I had the filter
in position. I was pushin on
em both - and that's not the
way to do it. And if I can
_m_ke up the time here, I'll
get back and get the A-3 on
30-second exposure. We're in
90-second now on Bravo 1. 190
on Bravo 3. Okay, there's
1 minute. Stand by -

012 22 06 51 PLT _R_RK. Film advance. Okay, I

want Bravo 3, 90 second -

012 22 06 57 PLT _mRK.

CC Skylab, Houston AOS Ascension

for 7 minutes.

CREW ....

PLT And this exposure will be

finished in 36 seconds and a
half minutes. And it's about
30 seconds from-

012 22 07 57 PLT MARK.

PLT Stand by -

012 22 08 27 PLT MARK. Film advance. Okay, we

want Bravo 4. Got Bravo 4.

012 22 08 32 PLT MARK. 30-second exposure on

Bravo h.

PLT Stand by -

012 22 09 01 PLT MARK. Film advance. Okay, I'm

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gonna go back and pick up

A-3. Stand by -

012 22 09 13 PLT MARK. Bravo - Next one I

want is Charlie 2 and that's
at 10:15. stand by -

012 22 09 32 PLT MARK. Charlie 2.

PLT Stand by -

012 22 l0 05 PLT MARK. Okay, starting a

90-second on Charlie 2. Okay,
there was - After the one on
Bravo _, number 7 was a repeat
of Alfa 3, 30 seconds. So
the - when you're going through
the fr-m_s, the seventh ex-
posure will be a repeat of
/ / Alfa 3. I wou - I did not
have the filter all the way up
in position when I started that
second exposure. And number 8
is a Charlie 2 ... Charlie 3,
et cetera.

PLT Here's 1 minute.

012 22 ll 37 PLT MARK. Film advance. Okay,

I want Charlie 3. Stand by -

012 22 ll 51 PLT MA_(. Okay, there's a

90-second one starting on
C'harlie 3.

CC Skylab, Houston, we show a

couple _of minutes from LOS - -

PLT 1 minute from now.

CC - - ... Next station contact

with Carnarvon in 25 minutes
at 22:37, 22:37.

CREW Thank you. See you then.

PLT _'._0
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PLT Stand by -

012 22 13 16 PLT _EK. Film advance. Okay

s_id I want Charlie h, 5 seconds.

012 22 13 26 PLT _KRK.

012 22 13 31 PLT _RK. Advance film and now I

want Delta 3. There's Delta 3
... Stand by -

012 22 13 h6 PLT _RK. Okay. Okay, I went

20 seconds early on that one.
Charlie, Charlie, Charlie -
There we go. I don't think it
_kes that much difference.
Looking right at that time, too.
Huh' way it goes.

PLT 30 seconds.

PLT Stand by -

012 22 15 14 PLT F_RK. Film advance. And now

we want Delta h. And stand by -

012 22 15 22 FLT MARK at 30 past the minute and

we will set a 2-minute exposure.
Starting at 15:30. That'll run
to 17:30. Okay, we're in good
shape.

CDR Bill?

PLT Yeah. Okay.

CDR Did you do the rate gyros yet?

PLT No.

CDR Okay, I'm ...

PLT Okay.

PLT 30 seconds.

PLT Stand by -
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7',.1:::'." T:q.'e O] P-1 _,

012 22 17.21 PLT N_RK. Okay, that's completion

of sequence. Tape recorder
coming off now.

TIME SKIP

012 22 27 00 CDR This is the CDR at 22:27 Zulu,

with two items. Number i, a
rate gyro temperature readout:
X-ray 6 is 91; Yankee 6 is 88;
the Zulu 6, 92; X-ray 5, 93;
Yankee 3, 91; Zulu 5, 93. Okay,
new subject. This subject is
Earth observations, handheld
targets. The - this was on a
i_ss which took us over the
U.S. starting at 18:24 and
ending at about 18 :B4. At
]_:24, I know - I took one
l_oto of Walker Lake which is
EREP site number 45. That's
on frame number 42, taken a
5.6, i/i000. Let's see - that's
with a Nikon 300. Okay, at
3_8:30, I took a picture of
Minneapolis, Minnesota, that's
frame number 41. That's Charlie
][-ray 40 in the cassette, agai n
5.6, over I000. AT 18:33, I
again sighted the volcanic ring
that's up in Canada, north of
the St. Lawerence River. And
this was a particularly good
shot. We were right over it
_md I - I also was kind of
interested in what the field
of view of the 300 _s. I took
%he picture with the field -
with the 300'Just literally
completelyfilled. In fact,
overfilled with volcanic ring.
I'm going to be i_terested to
:Bee what the photo looks when

I get back. It - it may be

' Outside the f_eld of view;
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I 'm not sure. Anyway that was

exposure number - frame number
40, taken at 5.6 and 1/100O.
Then at 18:34, we crossed the
Gulf of St. Lawerence. I
took two photos, one south
and one north of Anticosti Island.
These are photos alike. They're
frames number 39 and 38, 5.6,
I/I000. And then I looked up
toward the Goose Bay area and
Just about north of the •
St. Lawerence - Gulf of
St. Lawerence, I noticed a -
a - a group of mountains - to
the southeast of a large lake.
And the mountains had very
strong, very noticeable straight
linear fracture patterns in
them. And they were crisscrossed.
And so I took a picture of that.
That's frame number 37. A@_in
I debated going to _.5 hut I
decided with all the snow, I'd
stick to 5.6. That's 5.6, over
lO00. Another item _, I - as I
mentioned air to ground, I
noticed the dircular structure
that I have been - that I've
reported near Minneapolis. I
finally located it on the ground
_uud it - I told them that it
• was on a line between Minneapolis
_md Chicago, Just about midway
in between where the Mississippi
and another river forks off to
the east. And it's in the -
southeast corner of that fork,
you might say. That form makes
up the northwest quadrant of
that circular structure. And
it - it's not anywhere near as
_strong and apparent circular
structure now a8 the one up
in Canada is, but it is indeed
still - still visible asa
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circular-looklng thing on the

ground. Another item I'd like
to have you folks do, if you
would, please, and that is send
us up the name of that volcanic
ring in Canada. I'm getting
tiredof callingit the volcanic
circular structure. And would
you also give us the coordinates
of that structure too so that
we could sketch it into our maps.

012 2P 31 05 CDR CDR out.

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013 Ol 03 02 SPT SPT at 01:03 ATM pass which

f_ begin at 00:07. It was all
straightforward except for
two slipups in the switch
positions. One is - I got
the - you know about the 5h,
GRATING, IN when it should
have been OUT. And 55 - I've
been operating the panel all
day in OPTICAL REF. Jerry came
llp, w_s operating MECHANICAL,
left the switch in MECHANICAL.
"[ didn't notice it. So for
55, MIRROR, AUT0 RASTERs we had
today were off by 102. MY
apologies to you both.

013 01 03 43 SPT SPT out.

TIME SKIP

013 Ol 08 02 CDR ()kay. This is the CDR. The

time is 01:08. The subject is
$201 operations. The SAL is
I
()PEN, the mirror's extended,
we're setting in a ROTATION of
184.0 and a TILT of 16.1,
waiting for 09:00 to come up,
at which time I'll mark and
hit the POWER; 1 second later
-- ]:'ii mark and hit the START.
The target is TAG-61.

CDR ()kay, 15 seconds to go. 5 seconds,

stand by -

013 01 09 02 CDR MARK. POWER.

013 01 09 03 CDR _ta_K. START.

CDR This is the CDR at 01:12. The

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]i'm standing by for 01:12 and

35 seconds for termination of
the first exposure, which is
Tango Alfa Golf 61. At 1 -
01:12 and 35 seconds, the POWER
switch is going to OFF on my
n_rk.

CDR 5 seconds to go. Stand by -

013 01 12 36 CDR MARK. POWER, OFF. Okay. The

ROTATION is now going to 260.1,
that's 2.7 turns counterclo - or
olockwise from where I am. l,
2, 6, and I'm looking for XX 0.1.
(_ot it. And locked. The TILT
is 23.3, 23.3 and locked. Stand-
ing by for my first exposure,
which is 01:lh and 30 seconds.
SNne time now is 01:13 and 20.

CDR ] minute to go. Rechecking,

f the ROTATION is 260.1 and I
i_/t a 0.i on my counter, 23.3
on the TILT. This is Kohoutek
we're taking a picture of.
We're coming up on 14 now,
30 seconds to go.

CDR ()kay, on my mark, it'll be 30.

I'll he putting the POWER switch
ON; at 31 seconds, we'll go to
_ART on the second mark. 5 sec-
onds. Stand by -

013 01 lh 31 CDR _J_K. POWER.

013 01 14 32 CDR START. Next one will be I0 min-

utes from now. So I'm going
off the air.

013 01 23 33 CDR This is the CDR back up on

the tape recorder again. The
time is 01:23 and h0 seconds.
My next operation will be 01:2h
_md 31, at which time I'll do
a RESET switch to START and then
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at. 32 we'll do a POWER switch

OFF. 30 seconds to go. Okay,
my first mark will be RES_'f to
START; second mark will be
POWER, OFF. We've got i0 seconds
to go.

013 01 2h 31 CDR MARK. 31.

013 Ol 2h 32 CDR POWER. Okay. That does it.

This terminates the operations
on $201.

013 Ol 2h h5 CDR CDR out.

TIME SKIP

013 01 32 06 SPT I sure wish we had a VTR switch

in the OWS. Okay, continuation
of TV-101. What I 'm going
f to do here is to go back and
take the 2-inch spacing
20-centimeters - cubic centimeters
of fluid and go through both
the two-rod rotation same direc-
tion and opposite rotation,
repeat those because of two
things. One is I think the
speed yesterday was too high
to show some of the more subtle
features and also the plates
being nonparallel, I think,
induced the ... which are not
really representative of what
we are trying to study. So
if you'll bear with me, we'll
just repeat these two. They
might not look any different
or any more dynamic than you've
seen before, but I think for
the purposes of people analyzing
the data, it's worthwhile doing.

CREW ...
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013 01 33 56 SPT Let me get ... centered up

there.

SPT This will be the same direction.

We'll start off relatively
slow and then stop ....

SPT Okay now, let's hold it up

here and wait until our friend
damps out a little. Don't
want to get it going too violently.
11'ii wind up with a situation
11 did earlier today. By
swinging the 20-cc syringe
around to centrifuge out the
s.ir bubbles a plunger managed
to pop out and I improved the
decor of the OWS walls, very
unique pattern. Speckled grape
Juice.

SPT Okay, there. We've not reached

/_ s. steady state. It starts to
build up. Okay, I'm going to
hold it here. Hold on, fellow!
Okay. I think you can see the
difference - yester - between
yesterday and today in that it's
not wetting the surface as
much as I put Krytox(?). Normally,
the way that behaved there,
we would have seen the fluid
come over the Side and start
to wet the surface. Let me
try to get these - We still
have a few turns left, so let
me try to get these fellows
back together again. There we
go. Okay.

013 01 37 16 SPT Okay, I'm going to pick up

now.

CREW ...

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013 Ol 53 57 SPT TV-IOI. This last one, which

was repeated, is done a
counter-rotation 2 inches -
20-ec water volume.

SPT They're beautiful, very slowly

at first.

SPT Okay, hold up here and let it

damp.

SPT And osc_llatlon is not - doesn't

appear to be a rotation; it's
strictly translation hack and
forth to the axes. This could
take a little while.

SPT Okay. We'll try going now,

w_ry slow.

SPT The original interface - the

position of the interface
between the two fluids was still
visible here to me.

SPT It somehow has accumulated a

nip - momentum in one direction
... momentum. Let's see if I
can take a little of that out.
It doesn't seem to. There's
just not much viscosity in
water.

CREW ...

TIME SKIP

013 09 21 28 SPT Okay, cm this one, we're going

to be working with again
2 inches separation, 20 cc's
of water - water and air bubbles.
They rotate in the same direc-
tion and we'll watch and see
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what happens to the bubbles.

A_nd a close comparison of what
we've seen before with the
air injected. That's the only
thing I csm see different in
the difference in the mass
motion of the water.

SPT Then you see the substitution

effect, higher portion being
on the outside, the bubbles
all kind of collect along the
8xis. Larger ones first;
they're more buoyant, then the
smaller.

SPT Ckay, finally, there's the

old standard instability.

SPT Notice how the bubbles have all

kind of collected right in the
very center now. Okay, we'll
pick this up again.

SPT See if we can't get this fellow

back over there. I don't know
• when to lean on it. There we
go. Again that rotation was
a little fast. I started out
with relatively slow rotation.
I think we had pretty close
to a static situation, static
on the ... state. I've sped
up a little bit and we got
"that divergence. And then I
"went at a higher rate and the
divergence comes in faster, but
produce some different type of
oscillations. Here we go,
painfully slowly.

013 02 2_ _7 SPT Not as smooth as I would like.

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_13 13 19 IF-Blml ' • SPT a_-13:14,

concentration MI31.
for CI)R, SPT, ...............
the -ITe_Ib_in and
PLT, in that order, are: 14._9,
12.9, 15.4.

C_ lee

SPT ... for the (_DR, SPT, PLT, are 176,

131, and lh0_ respectively.. The
plasma color_ are all strw colored.
CDR's is a relatively dark golden.
PIT's is nex_ in color and SPT's is c-
the ligh%est_ There are tiny bubbles ur
in the plA_,a of both the CDR and the PIT, !'_
not in the SPT. Blood draws were
fairly quick and no problems.

013 13 15 32 _ SI_ out. .i.

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013 13 i5"43 PLT PLT with--M09_ and 24191 data.---_51- ..........

start time was 12:50 end in time
ca the 092 was 13:_6. Leg band,
Charlie Sierra end Alfa Quebec."
The measurements were 13 - let's
I see - stand by.

PLT ... 1756. .... 06.08, ... 21.94,

by this pass _5.399, 5.398, 5.398.

013 13 57 51 PLT PLT out.

013 14 04 i0 PLT PLT, the final debriefing on the to

• I MITI run on _he CDR; percent 02, m
7123. Okay,'•
that's percent H20, --_
Z
4.12, and percent C02, 2.03.

PLT PLT, time isi14:35 reporting on the

Handheld 55-5. I _m_ not sure that _
I saw the right volcano, the one that m
I saw was smbking very - Just a little 0
bit • Wasn'tl anything - practically -ri
wasn't blowing but it was sort of a
Just streaking out. The wind appeared -4
I
to be blowing the smoke almost directly
cn
south. The Color of the smoke was
light tan to mabe dark tan. ,_

013 i_ 38 06 PLT PLT out. i_

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1013 13 55 43 PLT PLT WI%h-MDg_IiTI d_t_.---MISI Stir_ _r_- .....

was 12:50. And end time on the MD92
was 13:46. Legbauds Charlie Sierra aud
Alfa Quebec. The measurements were
fourt - excuse me, 13 - stand by. 12 - 5/8
_d 12 - 3/41, left and right legs respectively.
}

013 13 56 49 PLT MITI data. _AL N22 , 02, C02, 1009; CAL

N2, H20 , 118>; cabin air pressure, 4.953.

CABIN AIR P_CENT 02, 7256; PERCENT H20 ,

3.08; PERCE_, C02, 1.94. VITAL CAPACITY, c
on
5.399, 5.39_, 5.398. ,_I

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013 15 20 37 CDR Hasselblad stuff, which I'm sure

he's already reported. Okay,
then I'll - -

PLT 2,8. Wasn't all that bad either.

PLT Stand by.

013 15 21 07 PLT MANK. 3853h.

013 15 21 30 PLT _KEK.

CDR (laughter)

PLT 38532.

013 15 21 47 PLT _IRK. 3853h.

SPT Got it, Hank.

CC okay, thank you. And if you'd listen

up, we've got a few suggestions
for you. The SPT, of course, run
tlaat pass until - 15:19 to 17:00
on the ATM. And the CDR, we suggest
tlhat when he finishes his PT there,
about 16:00 or so, might do TV-I03,
getting the rest of his hardware built
tlhere. No TV will be available, on
VrR,/but he can do that prep part of
it that doesn't require the TV.

013 15 22 hl PLT MARK.

CC And then at - -

PLT 33534.

CC ... he can pick up the ATM pass while

the SPT eats, and then hand over to
him. And the CDR can eat at 18:00,
and at 1900 would have to be open. For
PLT - oh, looks like we don't
have anything for him. Just that
_eriod'll have to all he open for him,
and - -
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013 15 23 08 PLT )L_RK.

CC ... he can pick up some of the option --

I=LT __1854- 39. Okay, I got a bunch of T002

stuff I can do, Hank; that's what
I'm doing right now.

CC Okay, and we're also looking at possibility

of maybe a science demo, but we're not
sure yet.

PLT Okay, I have that 107 I can also work on.

CC We don't have any VTR available right now;

that's one of our problems.

013 15 23 h2 PLT Well, okay. I'll practive in - in

between times. But give me anything you
want me to do, Hank. Standing by here.

CC Okay. We're - we're going to - we may get

some VrR later. I think Bob explained to you
last night the problem we got with our
VRT dump.

013 15 2h 12 CC Skylab, we're i minute from LOS. We'll

see you at Honeysuckle at 31; that's about
7 minutes.

PLT Hank, have you been trying to take

the recoorder?

CC Let me explain here. I was Just getting -

ready to come to you here, Just before
we went LOS. We're having to - we
redesignated recorders. We've got to dump
the experiment recorder too. And after we
redesignate here, you may get that
blinking light problem again.

PLT Okay. Fine. L Thank you.

013 15 25 08 CC You will have voice record capability,

but the light may not function as it should.

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013 15 O0 h8 PLT ()kay, this is the PLT starting a

TO02-1. And the temperature is 68 degrees.
Do a null - quick null bias on Sirius.
See you havy no filters in. And, let's
see, put the old penlight out. Check
the focus, minus 1.6; that's good. Okay,
*lull bias coming up.

013 15 02 Ol PLT MARK. 00000. That can't be ...

013 15 02 20 PLT _t_RK. 00010.

013 15 02 h2 PLT MARK. 00018.

013 15 02 55 PLT MARK. 00039. U_an, something seems

wrong.

013 15 03 16 PLT MARK. O00hl.

013 15 03 33 PLT MARK. 00039. What happened?

/_ 013 15 03 h8 FLT MARK. 00033. Go ahead and give you

a few more here; let you figure it out.

013 15 Oh Oh FLT MARK. 00045.

013 15 Oh 21 PLT MARK. 00Oh9

013 15 Oh 37 PLT MAI_K. 00Oh5. Still null bias. I'm

giving you quite a few because it doesn't
seem right.

013 15 Oh 53 PLT MARK. 00_6. Could temperature do

that to you? I don't see how it could.

013 15 05 07 PLT MARK. 00050.

013 15 05 20 PLT MARK. 00032. Now, that is a bad

reading. Now, i must have to mo_d
that one. Okay, I ought to watch what
I'm doing with my hands here.

013 15 05 hh PLT MARK. O00h6. Okay, I got a suggestion.

_[t's gonua sound paradoxical. The
control should be easy to move, but
you should be able to get your fingers
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off of it without moving it. I

think l'm moving this thing occasion-
ally. Man I - and that sounds like
that's really levying an impossible
requirement on you, but that's what you
need. You need to be able to make very,
very small adjustments easily, but you
need to be able to , like if you had to -
in your right you were pressing a re-
lease.

013 15 06 20 PLT MARK. 000h9. Holding the release with

your right hand and when you get it on
there why adjust it with your left hand,
o:r vice versa. It doesn't make any difference.
Tihen you release the - you release your
finger on your right hand from a button
say that is the release in friction and
tlhen that would lock the - the control in.
One of the things is - a lot of the times
is that seems like I'm caught between cogs
in a gear. And I - I'm eithernot far
enough, or:I'm too far and I can't get in
between. And the other is that once I
get it, I get a real good alignment of the
stars, then whe_ I release my finger -
take my fingers off of the control, I - I
move the knob slightly as I release it.

013 15 07 Oh PLT So I think that you ought to give serious

consideration to that, if you want accuracy.
Now, if you're satisfied with sort of
mediocre scatter then the - this present
system is fine. If you're really going
for- if you really want accuracy then
you're gonna kid yourself because, first
place if you - there's gonna be a certain
amount of inherent friction in the gearing
and so forth and it looks sliption and
sticktion [sic]. And this is going to
make it difficult for an operator to
actually make a fine enough adjust with
his fingers in order to give you the
alignment. And then, in addition to that,
if you give him'something that's nice
and easy to move, in taking his fingers
off of it he can move the thing slightly.
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013 15 07 hh PLT -['msure that could be reduced by

training, but I think, as always, end
up biting you one way or the other. Okay
let's - let's take - I think l'm
gonna have to use Rigel and Procyon. And
:Looks like about, oh, 25-30 degrees.
Try 25 first. And it may be even further
than •that. 39 degrees. Let's try h0 degrees.
Try 25 first. And it may be even further
than that. 39 degrees. Let's try hO degrees.
]Let's see, make sure I haven't put a
filter in. Come on 5 procyon, be there.
Procyon ought to be brighter than that.
The problem is making - making sure I
have Proeyon. I got a nice break. I'm
sure that I have - - Okay, boy, Procyon
sure does show up dim. Okay, I'm gonna
Lsut a filter on my mirror line of sight.
See if I can knock out - - man I can
never reach those things. Boy, this sure -
I'm doing something wrong, or that sure
- does cut down the light. Let me see
• something here. That is not right. There's
som_@thing wrong here. Can't find Procyon
and it's righ% straight out there in
front of me.

OiB 15 14 21 PLT There we go. No, it isn't either. It

didn't exist. Okay, that's it, all right.
• Man, I wouldn't have thought it. Okay,
it's the idea of aiming this instrm_nt.
That's another thing. It'd be -be nice
f you have to find your own stars -
this case is not exactly the right shape
and so forth for pointing it. But I'm
sure it wasn't made that way either. Okay,
now I'm convinced that I have Procyon.
'Enere it comes. Okay, now we're in
"business. Yeah, the angle's right. Stand
'by -

01B 15 16 52 PLT MARK. 38550. Stand by -

OiB 15 17 24 PLT ]MARK. 38540. Okay, let's try a filter

Just for kicks. Put one filter in each
one of them, Okay, you - a good deal
going here except my dark _daptation is
go,habe lost as soon as I read the instru-
ment. Maybe, let's see. ... these filters
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out; I can't see nothing. Can't see

well enough. Okay. Stand by. It's
over heating. I forgot to get my belt
out. MY magic belt.

013 15 19 52 PLT MJ[RK. 38545.

013 15 20 i0 PLT MARK. 38540.

TIME SKIP

PLT Okay, here we go again. Stand by -

013 15 26 35 PUT MARK. 38540.

013 15 27 17 PLT MARK. 38555.

013 15 28 O0 PLT MARK. 38550.'

013 15 28 21 PLT MARK. 38550".

013 15 28 43 PLT MARK. 38550.

013 15 29 19 PLT MARK. 38540.

O13 15 29 46 PLT MARK. 38545.

013 15 30 08 PLT MARK. 38544. Stand by.

013 15 30 _z PUT MARK. 38540.

013 15 31 07 PLT MARK. 38533.

013 15 31 32 PLT MARK. 3854.

CC Skylab, Houston, we're with you for Just

about a minute through Honeysuckle. Our
next station is Texas at 16:01, 29-1/2 min-
utes from now.

013 15 32 07 PUT NL_/_K. 38532. And l'm gonna check this

thing this time. Way off, way off. Okay,
what's happening is I'm dragging my finger
off that knob when I take it off and I'm
not watching it. But %hat's a real problem.
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And my comment still holds that you

need some kind of feature that permits
you to make a very fine adjustment very
easy with very small forces. But you need -
need to be able to take your finger off
the control without moving it. And the
only thing I could - I'm not - I'm not
i a designer,the only thing I can suggest
is that you'd be able to hold a clutch
down with your right- finger on your
right hand while you're adjusting with
the fingers on the left and then release
the - clutch once you get the adjustment.
But I - some of this scatter, I'm sure
is due to that.

013 15 33 30 PLT MARK. 38535. Yeah, looks like the Sun's

coming up here. Try to get a couple of
more in.

013 15 33 56 PLT MARK. 38533. Yeah, they're off. They

were off whenI lookedback in.

013 15 3h 5h PLT MARK. 38555. Okay, stopping marks. And

:[ have another suggestion. One of the
problems - the reason I was taking so
long, in holding this thing at a odd angle
like this I'm holding it more or less
90 degrees to what you would normally
hold it if you held it if you held it
in front of you and read the temperature
gauge. One of my problems is I'm hold-
ing this £hing by the strap and in the -
like I was holding up a clenched fist.
And holding this thing clenched in my
fist so that the - the adjustment knob
is at the top as it faces me and the
strap is on the bottom. And as I adjust
the 1 star in, I loose track of which
star is which. And I go - I - as I'm
.adjusting the nash- natural nervousness
and motion of my hand as they come - as
they wiggle around as I pull it - as I -
as I rotate it past, I loose track of
which one is which and I go Beyond the
point that I want to.
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013 15 36 O0 PLT I'm leading up to a suggestion that

we use a colored filter on the - on
one star then you wouldu't loose track of
it. Just a - you know like a - a -
a blue filter might be best. I don't
know, or a red filter. Something that
would enable you to code - code the
stars so that when you move them together
you don't loose track of one star over
the other. But whe - when I'm - when I'm
up and down - when I 'm holding this
tlhing in front of me and have the - my
fingers through this strap, the eyepiece
at the top and the brand - and the
battery at the bottom, I don't have that
problem. When I'm holding it at an odd
angel I do; I've noticed it before.

013 15 36 hO PLT And I think, in any event, it would -

it would assist the operator at least
to have a colored filter available to
F- code the - code one of the stars.
Probably, it would also enable you to
differentiate the star fields. I
know you can - you can twist it and -
and - and see right away which stars are
in the field of view - which - the
straight ahead field of view, the ax -
the primary axis, I guess you could call
it, and in the movable axis. But if
you could use a colored filter I think
it'd sure help.

013 15 37 15 PLT PLT out for now.

013 15 37 h6 PLT Okay, PLT. The temprature at the com-

pletion is 66 degrees. No, stand by 1.

PLT _:J_kethat 77idegrees at the termination

of T002.

013 15 38 06 PLT PLT out.

013 15 49 01 SPT SPT at 15:49. Debriefing the last ATM

_ass which was the last eighteen past front
of done at 14:06. I went over to the
limb after the building block i and looked
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at the new active region that's

coming around the corner, 21,
I believe we're ,calling it.
]it's right on the limb from
which we've seen an awful -
awful lot of surging. Saw
the surging of the - or what
looked like the start of
surging at the very beginning
of the orbit. I cannot be
sure how long it was going
on. So I elected to go to
Sun center and do the Sun
center operations, hoping
that we would be seeing
something in the corona.
When I came back, I found
out that wedid have a -
some change. The surging was
still going on in the - in
"that the material which I
_ ihad seen previously, right
close to the disk, was now
slightly off the limb and
the 55 was catching it as it
was moving outward. 55
received a truncated MIRROR,
AUTO RASTER that went down to
line 15. We gave them a ...
long one first down to line
around h00° _d then went to
truncated ones down to line 15
so that they would be looking
at active region 17 and well
as - or Sorry, active region
20, as well as 21. In looking
at oxygen VI count, that went
anywhere between 18,000 and
10,000, depending upon when
I would happen to look it. I
noticed appreciable time
changes say about went in a
minute. 56 received a long
exposure from the two melted [sic]
mirrors - filters they were
interested in. Five and one,
first one 8 minutes, second
f_ _ne I let go to 9 minutes,
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before we got to hOOK. 823

because of the advancement,
I gave them two sequences of
WAVELENGTH, SHORT TIME 1/h.

013 15 52 28 SPT During the second one is when

I noticed the appreciable
change. When we started the
exposure oxygen VI was 13.
When we - 13,000 - and when we
finished the sequence of ex-
posures, it was up around
16,000. At the end of the
crblt we went back and gave
52 a building block 32, a
quickie. Okay, we're now in
the next - the following orbit
in which we did not plan to
get, but EREP was selfish,
so we have it. And I'm si_ting
here essentially in a flare
wait. I have56 in the AUTO,
LONG. 55, I 'm doing truncated
MIRROR, AUTO RASTERs. And
the oxygen VI count again was
5:0,000 when I came up here.
We're right on a point -
right above the limb. The
limb is in - at 995, that's
_nus 995 in the WHITE LIGHT,
SLIT display. It is 990
for the 5 arc'seconds off the
limb.

013 15 5h 26 SPT Oxygen VI coUnt is again fluc-

tuating, and also in the
intensity H-ALPHA. I have
not seen a great deal of in-
tensity changes at all in
the XUV Monitor in the whole
region 21. That sure is
enhanced. But no single
bright points standing out.
And ACTIVE REGION 16 also has
so_e enhancement. 20 and 17,
likewise. I realize we're
looking at - right on the limb,
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so we're getting the doubling

effect, limb brightening,
but nonetheless, it is fluctuating
and it is very bright and I
feel it's the best place to
be sitting right now.

013 15 55 19 SPT SPT out.

TIME SKIP

013 16 39 35 SPT SPT at 16:39. Debriefing the

last ATM Pass which began
at about 15:h0. I've already
given you the information on
the start of the orbit. I
did not include, however,
that we gave a buiI_ing block
132 at the beginning for 52
and AUTO, SHORT also was
included for 56. We then went
over to flare wait mode on
active region 20 for 5 arc sec-
onds off the limb. Looked
tangent to the LIMB. Did
truncated MIRROR, AUTO RASTERs
down to around line 15 or 16,
hoping to include pert of
active region 20. Turned out
I should have gone down a
little bit farther than that.
First one however, I did go
down to around line h0,
taking a good look at the
total area. TI_ HEMAINING
of 35 minutes, I gave 5h an
MSIS 6h for some reTerence
data. In ca_e we didn't go
into the flare mode, they'd
have something to refer to
in the way of change. At
32 minutes TIME REMAINING
we gave 82B a SHORT, TIMES l/h,
at which time to oxygen VI
count had gotten up to 16,000.
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I saw between 20,000 and

8,000 during that orbit.

013 16 41 07 SPT At lh :20 time Q4T, I saw point

brightening over the active
:region 20. I started the ex-
periments in their respective
flare modes, that's 54,
MSIH 6h; 55, MLS; 56, AUTO,
SHORT. And I believe I hit
5he OFF switch and then ON,
but maybe we never made the
OFF switch. But anyway, as
I was looking a - an operate
3ight and figured I was in
AUTO, SHORT, because that's
the way the panel was configured
and I believed I'd hit the
STO?. I'll have to be more
definite about it. 82A got
a WAVELENGTH, SHORT times -
a WAVELENGTH, SHORT at exposure 20.
82B, I did not give any
exposure yet 'as we were not
on the flare.

013 16 h2 Oh SPT When 82A timeB out, I moved

over to active region 20 which
"hook about, i guessing i0 seconds.
At the outside 15. Oxygen VI
count there was up to 38,000.
XUV sLIT got a WAVEL_GTH,
SHORT, TIMES 1/4 exposure.
And the other instruments
continued on in the modes which
I had left them. At around
ih:25 the point brightening
had died away. We saw no X-ray
enhancement. I stopped 5h.
56 went back to :AUTO, LONG.
55 remained in MIRROR, LINE -
MIRROR, LINE SCAN. And I did
:not move 82A or B into their
flare modes. Had the point
continued to brighten, I
would moved the 82A and B into
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the flare modes, However,

it started to fade almost as
._.oonas we gt there. At
about 14:27 I noticed that
the filament in that active
region had become much darker,
much more pronounced, than
I recalled seeing it before
when we first moved over.

013 16 hh 03 SPT SPT out.

SPT To conclude off the orbit we

did a building block 32 at
the end for 52. However, we
got lined up a little bit
]_ate and only got in around
the first exposure and approx-
imately half of the second
one.

f 013 16 hh 19 SPT SPT out.

013 16 52 23 SPT SPT at 17:h2 - 16:52. Did

an MhT. While it's fresh in
r_ mind, let's talk about TV
input stations and the whole
[?V system. ... we've got
in here is probably one of
the worst examples of how
not to design a system. Or
a - perhaps the best example
of how not to design a system.
We have lost countless data
because of the numbers of
switches and the n,,mhers of
stations that have to be
checked before you can pull
of our ... TV exercise. In
fact, first what we need at
each of the TV stations is
a light that comes on that
syas data is going on to the
tape. We shouldn't have
to check four or five input
stations all the way up the
line every time you want to
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use the TV. Second, you need

a control for the VTR right
next to the input stations.
You shouldu 't have to go up
to the MDA, turn it on, waste
a good 2 or 3 minutes getting
back down there, getting
set up, getting the head -
head set on, and in general
Just blowing time and VTR.
And I saw a classic example
of this today. I put in around
3 hours worth of work here
... on TV-101 and that's all
blowing right down the drain
because it wasn't turned on
earlier that day and not turned
off. And again you can call
it human error if you llke,
but it's Just too darn many
• rapid _ switches to check.
And .that system has got to
F be one of •the worst. I hope
l_._ople learn something in
future pr ogram_ .... before
we ever started.

013 16 54 19 SPT S?T c_t.

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013 17 58 08 CDR This is the CDR at 17:57 Zulu reporting

handheld photos. Thee site was HH45 ; I
took the Hasselblad i00; that's a
Charlie X-r_F 50. And at 17:5h,
Just off the eastern tip of Anticosty
Island, there's some good ice in that
area and I took stereo pairs, frame
numbers 30 and 31. Taken at f/ll,
1/250. Tmmediately after that I
moved up to pack ice just south of the
Strait of Bell Island, Just off
Harrington Harbor and I took another
stero pair which are frames 32 and 33.
The mounter on the camera has done some
sort of thing, but anyway, we're now
missing fr_ue number 34. 8o Just
scratch off 34 as - as a vanishing
_Tame and the next one will be 35 on
this one. I have another ec_mnent.
Yesterday I reported some -Stand by
Just a second.

013 17 59 2h CDR Yesterday at 18"35, I reported on

Charlie X-ray 40, the Nikon 300, linear
1_acture patterns ... north of the
Gulf of St. Lawrence. I s_w those patterns
again today and had _ map handy and it's
right on the Goose Bay; it's on the south -
southeast shore of Goose Bay about
two-thirds of the way inland from the ocean
and itts a large mountain range there
with very, very prominent linear fracture
patterns crossing, crisscrossing.

013 18 00 01 CDR CDR out.

013 18 07 55 SPT SPT at 18:08 - -

CC 8kylab, Houston. We're 1 minute from

LOg. We'll see you again at Tananarive
at 20, about 12 minutes from now.
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013 18 08 09 SPT - - debriefing the ATM pass - which

began approximately at 17:15. Okay,
Jerry started off the pass and we
were in the flare wait mode looking
at active regions 20 and 21, primarily
on 21 because that's where the region
looks the hottest. During my portion
of the time on the panel, I had the
EOLL so that we could get the SLIT
tangent to the limb and give a good
exposure for 82A. I discussed it with
Jerry and I think we all agree that's
the - a reasonable way to go. We gave -
truncated MIRHOR AUTO RASTERs down to
line 15 or 17 or so, for a good part of
the second half of the orbit on 55,
occasionally stopping to take a look
at the oxygen VI count if we'd had a reason
to believee it was changing. But the right
eye glued to the persistent image scope
which is on MONITOR 2, left eye occasionally
].ooking at H-ALPHA i on MONITOR i, and
every once'in a while taking a look at
that oxygen VI count PMEC BERYLLIUM
aperture for IMAGE INTENSITY COUNT. It
looks like the way to catch one; it's
just a matter of time. At the conclusion
of the orbit we gave 52 a quickie.

013 18 I0 lh SPT SPT out.

TIME SKIP

013 19 12 ii PLT The PLT, the t_me is 19:12. Reporting

handheld photography of the large island
of Hawaii. We got two frames, 35 millimeter
_ith the Nikon of Hawaii, Mannaloa and the
Kilauea craters. Frsmes 27 and 26 for
Charlle X-ray 013. Charlie X-ray hO - that
is, Charlie X-ray hO and that was at
approximately 19:09. And we have two
steroe pairs, total of four frsmes:
out of Charlie X-ray 50: these are with
the Hasslebald. One - one pair was taken
at f/8 and the 6ther pair was taken at
f/ll, differenct angles, 35 through 38 by
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the frame numbers on Charlie X-ray 50.=

013 19 13 05 PLT Very thin cirrus, so you could see through

the cirrus. Manualoa and Kilauea craters
were visible, snow covered and we could
see right through to the - most of
the green - the vegitation and ever-
thing. So hey should be pretty good
shot s.

013 19 14 43 PLT Okay, this is the PLT. I'm going to

attempt a T002-4. Got a fairly good
horizon here. Try to get enough marks here
before it goes completely honker. Let's
see now, s_ I looking the wrong way?
Damn. That ought to work. And I don't
even know which way to crank this thing to
_a_ke this little piece move ... thing
in that.

CC Skylab, Houston .... through Goldston for

7 minutes.

013 19 16 12 PLT Damn it. i hit the limit. I don't like

this instrument. I never know which way
to tun that doggone handle. Turn it
both - all the way, both ways.

CDR Roger, Hank,

PLT Shouldn't be able to do that.

CC Are you free to discuss that Flight Plan

classing.

CDB Yes, go ahead.

013 19 16 32 XX ()kay,basically what it is Jerry, is the

sun_ary Flight Plan in - with that
track 29 and 30 tomorrow on EREP, back
to back and the track 29 is Bill's
_md -or preflight schedule and track
"_0belongs to you and the way the passes
Just for ease of going through the pass
there, and they have Bill set up for both
traQks. Now track 30 is the Rio Grande
Reservair,the Grand Sand Dunes and
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possibly the Denver metrolotian area

and we're wondering how you felt
about that?

PLT ..., please.

CC Whet_er you'd rather .. stations

during the middle of the pass or can Bill
h_mdle the track 30 and Just keep
the same operators.

013 19 17 18 PLT C_me to both limits on this dang thing

8x:d I can't get the horizons. There
must be something I'm doing worn again.

CDR - - a couple of minutes and I'll

get back with you.

CC Okay do that.
PLT Now, how can I run out of travel on
this? I can't_bring the horizon down.
f Kit the stop.
L
CDR ...

PLT Yeah, this thing ... look. See you'r

s_Ipposed to be - you know, your
supposed to be able to twist it all
around and aim it and line it up with
the horison, but when you do it,
you get your aim and all at gosh
awful angles and turnign the knob.
In this case here, I'm probably doing
something wrong, but I can't get
the horisons to match up. I've -
I have the picture -

013 19 18 42 CC CDB, Hosuton. We're discussing a

little further down here, I guess in -
in our mIMd we think that it'd probaly
be better if each of you did your own
tracks and if you have no objection
we'll Just go ahead and swap them.

CDR Okay, Hank. I thing that's probably

the best way to go.
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CC Yeah, as to what - what happened is -

is there was a little slip up earlier
in the Sl_S_l_ary
flight plan and - and
they didn't get the right person in the
p_m and then we Just caught it a little
while ago and were having a debate
going on, as the wheter - whaich would
be the easiest way to do it, but I
think the easiws thing is Just go
ahead and give you each man for his
_rn track.

CDR Yeah. That 's prpbalby .•.

013 19 19 24 PLT Okay. I'm reading 99301. Now, I had

this problem yesterday or day before
or whenever it was and I turned it around
m_d twisted and fiddled around with it
_d finally got a - got into a region of
the - the adjustment so I could bring the
horizon down. But I've waste - I've
f
wasted most of my day pass here trying
to figure out the instrument; you should
have to do that. I don't see anything -
I don't see what I'm doing wroing, I'm
not able to bring the centerpiece down
and match the horizons• l've gone all
the Way to both stops, and l'm going to
twist the instrument around the other
way. Taht shouldn't make any difference.

013 19 20 16 pr.T But it does. Yeah, oaky. There we are;

ti_ere was the probl_n. There's a
preferential orientation here. Okay,
noW let's see if we can get some marks
here before we run out of daylight.
Now, let me figure this thing out. Okay,
I have to fact it up to the horizon.
•.. here. STand by.

013 19 21 04 PLT MARK. 393 - 03935.

013 19 21 17 PLT MARK. Still 3980.

013 19 21 27 PLT MARK. 03970.

013 19 21 _7 PLT MARK. 04000- no, 03995.

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013 19 22 03 PLT ]_d_K. 03960.

SPT ... it looks like a gradual increast

06 oxygen VI i_ active region 21 up to
around 30,000 - 28 to 30,000. What
is the XREA doing at this time?

013 19 22 24 PLT MARK. 03945.

CC ()kay, .... background, hut it 'r really

low, Ed.

SPT _._aankyou.

013 19 22 35 PLT MARK. 03870.

CC We're about 40 seconds from LOS. WE'll

see you again at Bermuda at 27.

PLT STand by.

013 19 22 53 PLT MARK. 03940. Man, I don't have any

6onfidenee in my ability to do this.

013 19 23 09 PLT MARK. _ 03970.

013 19 23 24 PLT MAI_. 03980.

013 19 23 40 PLT _RK. 0 - 40002. STand by -

013 19 23 52 PLT MARK. 03990 - 03990.

013 19 24 06 PLT MARK. 03940.

013 19 24 16 PLT _MRK. 03975.

.%

013 19 24 42 PLT MARK, 0 - 4005 and terminating the marks

because of the terminator one of th_n
there, over to my left.

013 19 24 51 PLT }_5T out for the time being.

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013 19 h5 h0 SPT - - the upper portion of _*_ from a

southwest direction to a small plage
which runs north-south. And that is
clearly evident in H-alpha - that is
a plage which runs north-south. The - -

CC SPT, Houston. Are you still on the

panel?

SPT Yea, I am ...

CC Okay, we have one small pass pad

:right now - pad on the pass at 23:25.
'I"nat'squote a while from now, but I
thought if you were still there you
could go ahead and make some changes to
the pad. AT 23:25 pass and a time
:remaining of h9 minutes on the SOP,
by the grating on the pad it says 0850
_t 50, 0854.
z_

SPT ...

CC Yes.

013 19 47 17 SPT Okay, SPT again picking up. Got a call

for a pad change on H-alpha on the 55
gratings. Okay, the plage was - is
between active region 21 and 20. You see
the H-alpha Ss a north-south plage.
From the south , south side of that plage
we have a little interconneetion going
over to - to the north major body of
plage at 2, so the north portion of
the palge between the two regions we have
an innerconnectlon going over to the -
the north part of active region 20, which
also runs to the southwest. What
these really represent I'm not sure. I
would be really reluctant to say that
w'ere seeing any kind of a - a loop, as
opposed to Just roughly low atmosphere
of palge. During the course of the
flare wait, the point which I
maximized on the oxygen VI at the
"beginning and active region 21 is very
close. It's Just right on the limb.
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_ne intensities here were raning

_my where between a little less than
lO,O00 and up to 30,000. But
nothing really did appear - there's a
_,_ry slow brightening in the XUV
monitor. But no - nothing indicates
that we anykind of rapid trasient going.

C,
013 19 h9 07 SPT _l_fout.

013 19 58 34 PLT ()kay, PLT here. I'll try to get some

marks between Regulus and Procyon. This
is for T002 - oooh, what happened?
Oh, there it is. Okay, let's eee
here Regulus and Procyon ought to be
about 30 degrees. 26 - 27 degrees ;
_'Let's see.

013 20 00 31 PLT ONe of my problems is identifying the

star and brining it in, making sure
_-- that I've got the right one. And, eating
up all my time doing that. Okay, now
right there right on the line. Boy,
you - if I Just had some white marks
painted on this dog-gone thing so I
could get my line of sight between two
objects .,. - sort of night glow type
.-not - not radium but phosfloreseent
type stuff it would sure help becuase
" Jsut flat am not able a lot of times
to get the line directed between he
two stars. This thing is such an odd
shape. Non suggestive shape.

013 20 01 46 PLT Where in the devil am I? Oks,y, that's

good. Okay, I've got my sixth line of
sight blocked off with 0 filter so I
don't look in the ... Okay, I'll
tkae a quick look at Procyon. I"m going
to have more trouble with that doggone
st ar.

013 20 03 17 PLT 35 degrees. That's too mcuh. Now wait

a minute; maybe it isn't either. I'm
looking out a different window now.
Maybe it's not too much. These knobs
on these filtersare - are reallynot
well designed at all as far as - I never
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can tell whether I got them out or

in. There oguht to be some way of
telling whether you got them out or
i]_. •

013 21 03 53 PLT Like fiddling around with them and

ysu're always holding it at a different
8ngle, so knwoing which's up and down -
_n or out - doesn't jelp you at _ii,
tide way you have to use this instrument.
_his si [sic] really no creative thought
given to ghe design of the latches or
the way they operate or fell or
touch or anything else. Something
ought to be that - that'd make it much
easier to use. And I'm not talking
about a professional man that built
the instrument and lived in bed with it
for about 2, 3 years, maybe l0 years,
I'm tlaking about an operator who
/_ could fix this thing up and goes about his
once a - once a day tries to do something
with it. And, dog=gone it, you got
to - you got to design this thing so you
can go by feel, particularly when you
got to hold it at _ll kinds of odd angles.

013 20 Oh h2 PLT And working at a place where you're not

restrained properly. And let's see - I
still don't have it .... there I've
got a star - and got three little stars
up above it. Where in the devil is that?
I'm wqay the heck and gone too far
sway; that's what I _n. Try 20 degrees
sgain. You oguht to be able to Just
hold this thing and I can't do - seem
to do that. I don't have the right
handle to do it.

013 20 06 21 PLT _kmny, I can see them out there and I

can't get them in the instrument. It
would be nice if you had a wider field
of view, too - you could identify
yourself at 0 ...... of the sky and
then go to a finer field of view for
making the observations. I don't -
-_ I'm not asking ofr a zoom, I'm jsut
_mking for two positions. Because
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if you give me the angle to start with,

_ fine;I'min clover.

013 20 06 52 PLT -[fI've got to figure it out and I'm

not sure it - it really tears me up
because - there we go. Now, okay -
now we're getting there. I'll give
you a null bias when I get through
here. Dang it. Still having trouble
telling which is which. Is procyon
birghter than REgulus? I was Just
getting ready to ... Okay; stand by.

013 20 09 04 PLT _/_K. 37441. Oh boy, it's getting

light. Take all my time getting set
up. The only thing Icna get. Okay,
_)A Just wasn't made for htman beings
to work in. Made to ... place to
...... I'm doing is I'm tryin ght
-.the 190 window on for size. I -
I see I'm probably getting some stars
that I wasn't able to get in the
_rdrocm window. It 's really a gri -
{_eat place but I'm going to have to
make some body restraints so I can get
_n here and hold myselfdown. There
E_e no - there are very few foot r
restriants or body restriants in the
_DA. And it looks like I've let this
oportunity go by so I'll make one
more attempt here to get REgulus and
Frocyon. Stand by.

013 20 lO hl PLT N_RK. 37h22. Oh, Davis Clarke, your

equipment is ertummy. Stand by.

013 20 ll 29 PLT N_RK. 37055. That's not right. STand

by on that one.

013 20 Ii 57 PLT M_d_K. 37426. Stand by.

013 20 12 56 PLT MARK. 37429. Stand by.

013 20 13 24 PLT MARK. 37428. Stand by.

013 20 13 _6 PLT MARK. 372 - 37428.

013 20 14 12 PLT MARK. 37421.

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_. 013 02 lh 37 PLT _5_RK. 37421. Not doing too well

ca this. NOt doing well at all.

013 02 15 09 PLT _L%RK. 37418. Stand by.

013 20 15 35 PLT _[_K. 37429. STand by.

013 20 16 02 PLT FL_RK. 37429. Stand by.

012 20 16 23 PLT MARK. 37433. Stand by.

013 20 16 47 PLT _[_RK. 37429.

013 20 17 08 PLT MARK. 37434.

013 02 17 48 PLT _/_K. 37427.

013 20 18 30 PLT MARK. 37429.

SPT Old Bill's camping out in the

haekyard,

PLT _'ou better belivw it. I'm hoping

I can give this guy enough data so
he can resolve the question one
f wayor theother.

013 20 19 01 PLT MARK. 37422.

013 02 19 26 PLT I_/_K. 37430.

013 20 19 52 PLT MARK. 37 - Oh, I hit the knob. Oh,

dummy.

013 20 20 15 PLT MARK. 37429.

013 20 20 37 PLT ]Y_hRK. 37429.

013 20 20 53 PLT ]_ia_RK.37445; I hit the knob.

Forgetting to relase that one.

013 20 21 28 PLT IMABK. 37429. Okay, I'm going to

take a NULL BIAS. Let's see
what the temperature reading is
now. Okay, temperature is reading
76 degrees. And let's take a quick
NULL BIAS. And this will be on
Proeyon. Okay, this will be NULL
BIAS on Proeyon.
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013 20 23 09 PLT MARK. Good mark. 00016. Now watch

these things start changing like crazy.
I don't know what causes it.

013 20 23 27 PLT MARK. 00005.

013 20 23 hl PLT MARK. 00010. I'm going to start taking

MULL BIAS before that.

013 20 23 55 PLT MARK. 00010. I think that mechanic

ally this thing changes over a
period of time.

013 20 2h 08 PLT MARK. 00010. I hope they haven't -

haven't taken the recorder, I hope.
Okay. Beautiful. I'm just about
through here .... 's pretty sneaky
about that.

013 20 2h 36 PLT MARE. 00010.

013 20 2h 50 PLT MARK. 00010, and I ought to stop on

that one. Okay, PLT; let's see if
I need any - oh, yes, I need to give
you the diopter. Minus 1.7 is what
I was using on that. I think it
probably changed without realizing
it. Temperature is still six - 76
degrees; I hop I didn't say seven -
66 degrees; 77 degrees. And, let's
see; PLT out. OH, before I shut off
ihere, what I"ve done here is I've brought
the - the yield, the cover - up the
tenth - up to the MDA and I've rigged
it over the S190 window and I've
been taking these readings out of this.
I"ne thing is that when I'm down at
the wardroom I tie up that window which
is also used for handheld observations.
What's I'd like to do is -
what I'm trying to do is get you
a statistical base and sc_e of the -
I realize some of these reading sate
degraded by a lack of skill but I
think that itself is significant. And
I - I will try to continue to grind
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that data in so you will have

enough to work with; give you enough
sample points - data points so
that you can search some - something
_ith at least a little bit of a
statistical validity.

013 20 26 16 PLT PLT out.

013 20 35 01 SFT Subject here is TV69. And what

we're trying to do here is to grow
some rice seeds in agar. And I'll
"try to give you the best closeup
that I can. The difficulty that
we encounter is this agar is not
transparent, it's only transluscent.
:3o to get enough light in one of
the sidyports to reflect off the
seeds and come back to the camera
is a bit of trick but I think we
might be able to at least let you
see what the nature of the growth
is. In comaprtment 4 agar, the
center seed is the one which has
sprouted the most. There are white
roots coming out of the right hand
side of your screen, which is the side
away from the light.

013 20 36 07 SPT %Wne roots in general do now show any

real prefernce for moving towards or
away from the light. As far as stems,
I have not noticed anything which
res_ubles green growth which could be
characteristic of a non-root growth.
It all appears to be root. Now 4 -
well, let's take a look at 2;
unfortunatley we did not get seed on that
one. We have seeds in 4, and in 6,
which there's not a great deal of
growth, but some.

013 20 37 Oh SPT THe center seed in 6 is the one

which has grown the most. That in - is
very similar to the growth in compartment
4. NOw, compartment 4 recieved
the;most light continuously; then 6,
then 8. Eight has very little growth.
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S_nere are some very small roots coming

off the rice seeds but nowhere near
the growth we've seen in the other
two compartments.

013 20 37 52 SPT Now on the other side; let's flip it

ove r •

013 20 37 55 SPT _e numbers will be upside down here;

however, we figured to do that in order
to _et you the proper light. We're
looking at compartment one, which has
_cieved the most light during the
growth period of around 4 days here.
Let me try and get it in focus and
the proper lighting , too. Adn so
far the question of will the plant
1_spond inone light, what is it's
threshold for growth, still unanswered
because the - compartments 2 and h
have the most, the ones which recieved
a medium _nount of light, the ones
_ich recieved K maximum and a minimum
have not responded.

013 20 39 Ol SPT Out depth of field here for the closeup

ones is very small. I can get the
front of the compartment in focus, but
as that's done the seeds become
out of focus.

013 20 39 39 SPT ()kay,let me go back one here. Let

ze get you the real comparment one.
There it is. I'm afraid I had you
on ccmpartment 5 for which there is
no label. We have aproblem there
_rith the clear tape which was put
over the glass of the protector.
It's got sc_e wrinkles it in there,
mld that reflects the light and
completely overwhelms what you're
trying to see there. Okay; now,
eompartment 3. There we do have some
growth in that center seed. And I
think that's in focus. Now compartment
5. Very small muount of growth there.
And lastly compartment 7.
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013 20 hi 15 SPT I can't try to give you the front view

of these compartents. The sun being
at the front is a little bit smaller
_nd we don't have enough light
coming in the side. But it will
give you a different look at the
geometry of the growth.

CC Skylab, HOuston. AOS, Hawaii,

_ith a data/voice recorder dump
here.

CREW ... recorder's in use.

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013 21 h7 i0 SPT lh cc's so what I'ii do is back the

dimension out e little bit more
than one up, three ascensions. I'm
sure you can measure it from
knowing the - the size of those disks.

SPT J%ll right, we'll gi with the rotation

nOW ....

SPT Okay, now a little higher reach. Let

lit ds_p out and we'll try a little
higher rate yet.

013 21 h3 hh SPT :Damp out and then we'll try one more
rate which I'm sure we'll never reach
_ steady state; I think on this last
one we did not. I will have to be
careful though to take it fairly
slow in a relative sense. I've
:_Iready gone through one experience
f here. In swinging the 20 cc's syringe
arothnd, to get t_e air-bubbles to the
"top, The plunger managed to come
out and I would s_v, substantially
improved at the decor of the
workshop. Very unique speckled pattern.
Persists across the walls and ceiling.
Okay, we're going to go with a
final reach.

013 21 hh h3 SPT SEems it does neck down always on the

side of the one which is -.Hang on
there. You notice I was not wetting
the sides? That's because we put the
lubricant on there where it will not
wet so you see the fluid cover it
and then pull right off again. That
was interesting in that it always
tends to neck down so that the larger
mount of fluid is on the rotating rod.

TIME SKIP
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CC 5_ne Visking got on the scoreboard.

[[he score is 24 to 7. Also the
I/ikings just got the ball ...

CDR _ind are now at ...

CC Roger.

013 21 55 46 SPT TV-101 single rod rotation. 5/8 of an

:inch spacing, 6 cc's of fluid.

CC Skylab, Houston.

CDR ....TV ... 6 minutes on the VTR ....

PLT ....ATM a little while longer today.

013 21 56 48 SPT _arting to rotate now. Now we'll

want increase the speed a little
bit. And let it damp out. We'll
try that speed a little bit higher
yet. And we lost a little.

TIME SKIP

013 22 48 42 CDH Yeah, I will in a few minutes. This

is the CDH at 22:48 Zulu debriefing
the 22:03 ATM pass. The first
- block was - JOP 26 building
block 2. And - whoops, you know,
I Just realize I gave you JOP 6
building block 2 instead of a
JOP 26, building block 2. That's
snazzy. What did Just missy What's
the difference. Probably noen.

SC There were no bad coordinates - Sun

center yeah, it didn't matter whether
I gave you a JOP 6 or HOP 26,
E_parently. Anyway, you got a JOP 6,
_ilding block 2 on the first one and
then I went to 26 step 9 - yeah
step 9 building block i0. Took care
¢,fthose 4 points and all the time
_atchingand salivatingover active
region 21 which sat there and tantalized
_s through the whole time.
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013 22 50 03 CDR I watched the PMEC move from the lower -

middle 200's to the middle h00's and
go up to 525 a couple times and
hang mainly banging back and forth
between h50 and 500. I watched
the IMAGE INTENSITY COUNTS - -

CDR (Sneeze) (Excuse me I took time

out to zneeze. ) IMAGE INTENSITY
COUNTER was bt_ping between about
15 and 30 the BERYLLIUM APERTURE
hung in there at h. I snaked
out a couple of times and took an
oxygen VI shot at the
active region _nd got counts up
around 8,000. And then - then
I finished with enough time to
go over and explore a little bit,
so I went on over to active region 21
and setup the flare wait, building
/
block 2h. And took a few looks
at the BERYLLIUM - correction
aZ the oxygen 6.

013 22 51 09 CDR When I went over the hill, we were

getting counts of lh,000 and it
was very slowly - it looked to
be build-ling. And, however, the
FMEC was still clanking around
shout h50 to 500, and the IMAGE
INTENSITY COUNT was still benging
back and forth between about 15
and 30. So, I hope nothing happens
_hiie we're out of sight of it.
I hope it manages to keep the cork
ca until we come around the other
side and give another whack at it.

013 22 51 39 CDE This is the CDE out.

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013 21 01 24 CDR This is the CDR at 21:02 Zulu

debriefing the 20:20 Zulu
A'I_4pass. We started out
with a JOP 6,'building block 2.
No problems. JOP hA, building
block 28 at the active region
20, since I saw no bright
spots popping up I did not
expose any 82B film. The -
all the rest of the procedures
went without any problems
at all. I got everything
done. And carried 55 right
up to trum - right up to
maneuver time really. 30 seconds
before maneuver time, which
was 21:00, I terminated 55.
We got 17 mini-RASTERs or
whatever you call those 13 -
line 13 Jobbers are called.
And little active region 20 -
21 I should ssy, is Just
teasing the heck out of us,
but it - it wouldnit pop.
I would appreciate it if you
@_s in the baekroom would
turn the intensity up on that
Just a little bit more. The
sntive region 20 - I noticed
that active region 21 as it
would wax and wade and active
region 20 seemed to be Just
]80 out of phase with it; that
s it's the energy raising
the the light level - the
temperature of active region
_:l, and active region 20
would - would diminish in
intensity. Then I 'd see
20 - 21 start to fade a little
bit, and you could look down
imd you could see - well, I'm
not getting my numbers all
messed around. Anyway, you'd
see one - one Wax and the
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other one wane and then -

then they would swap positions.
And it - it looked like you
were Just kind of pumping
energyback and forth between
the two - the two active
regions. And of course,
active region 21 on the limb
_de the brightese throughout
the entire day pass, but
_ctive region 20 did jump
up a few times. And it'd
get fairly bright, but really
not bright enough so that
you could see it on the
persistence image scope
imint egrat ed. However,
active region 21 was in view
Unintegreted on the - on
•- the persistence imagescope
_t all times, and sometimes
.you could actually see it
begin to intensify a little
bit, and that's when I would
get springloaded to shift to
a flare, and then the son
of a gun would gade out again
and' get dim. So it spent
the whole day pass just
teaslng me that way, and it
Just wouldn't do its thing.
I checked the WHITE LIGHT
COEONAGRAPH over and compared
it with the picture that was
taken on a Polaroid camera
this morning. There was no
significant difference. One
of the spikes down at - or
I should say streamers down
at about 240, the lower of
the double spike is Just
a tad longer; It's about the
same size as the upper spike
now. So it's at about
245 degrees ... or thereabouts.
-_ The - the other streamers are
all pretty much unchanged,
and in XUV I did not see any
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additional spots or anything

pick up in that area. I guess
that's about it. I have
powered down the - the console
for EREP now, and we'll be
picking up again the next
pass at 22:03.

013 21 05 09 CI_R CDR out.

013 21 09 17 PLT This is the PLT. The time is

now 21:10. I want to report
on TO03-4 that I did on a
special rig up in the - out
the S190 window, EHEP window
in the MDA. I shall read off
the times, and they will
all be 20 hundred hour times
and then I'Ii read the - the
_--- numbers. This was at
20:39:30 it was 04012. At
40:45 it was 04025. AT 41:45
it was 04001. At 42:45,
G4009; at 43:25, 03972; at
44:30, 04002; at 45".25, 03951;
at 46:35, 03982; at 47:30,
03952; at 48 even, 03975; at
49 even, 03938; at 49:35,
0h035; at 50:30, it was OhO00.
At 50:55, 04015; at 51:35,
04000; at 52:20, 03890; at
53:05, 04065. And the technique
"_hat I used -you see the
lower part of the airglow
where the airglow meets the
horizon varies in its diffuse
character around the Earth
limb. What I was trying to
do was match up the top of
the blue airglow. Now, not
the gray - grayish violet part
of the top of the airglow,
but the - Just get a - just
try to get that blue band to
im%tch up. And sometimes I 'm
_ :_ure that - obvious - it's
obvious in these readings
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that I was not all that good

at it, but that was the tech-
nique that I was trying to
use. And this should give
you enough data here to at
least try to determine something
about the scatter involved.

013 21 ll 38 PLT PLT out.

CDR She's off and running.

013 21 13 05 SPT Picking up again on TV i01.

Okay, where we're going to
pick up here is with the
single rod rotation which we
have not done yet. And then
we'll go on into to trying
to change the properties of
the fluids themselves as well
as trying to put something
into the fluid to trace the
_treamlines flow. We'll try
the single rod rotation with
the three different spacings.
_re'll start Out with the
_-_inch, with 20 ccs of fluid.

CC Skylab, Houston. Looking over

some of the ... stuff that
came out in the news today
about the Super Bowl, I hear
that ... Super Bowl director
.... And therefore they will
be able to see the Super ...
when they get back home ....
gays that are flying around
up there right now think about

SPT ()kay, picking up again. Crip

just gave me the word that
On good TV we;re going to get
to see the Super Bowl when
_e get back, Good movie.
()kay, now two changes which I
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have made since we've done

all the last run which you've
seen. One is the plates
themselves have been removed
Emd put on so that they are
perfectly perpendicular to the
_is of rotation and also, of
course then, parallel to one
_mother. And secondly, we've
taekn Krytox, which is a lub-
ricant pretty much like a
grease, vaseline or petroleum
type lubricant, and put that
all around the edge and the
...... , but not on the front
]?late, and that serves the
purpose of - of not permitting
the water to wet the surface.
That will allow us not to have
water, say, dripping over the
edge which we had last time
and increasing the radius of
the - effectively increasing
bhe radius on one side over
what we had on the other ....
as you recall in 2-inch did not
•.. and ... rotation we had
last time produced an asymetry.
Okay, we'll get these
two fellows together. You
might notice we've
got a new color; we're working
with strawberry juice
today. Okay. There we
go. That's a very good
interface. Single rod
Rotations and we're going
to go relatively slow,
at thes time. Okaym let's
hodl up here and wait
for it to dmap out. And
also I'II loosen up one
of the gro_nets while
in use so perhaps we can
get a little smoother
- mot ion.
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013 21 17 25 PLT Okay, let's pick up again.

013 21 18 18 SPT Now I'll pick up and go a

littl.

013 31 31 15 PLT Okay this is the PLT. The

time is ... Stand by.

013 22 28 PLT Okay. PLT here with a time

hack on my watch. Now we're
all ready to go, adn we're
waiting for 21:24. I have -
Oh No! I have missed my time ;
okay. A-1 then we'll start.
Stand by. 21:24:00. No that's
right. That's all right;
I 'm all right. Doggone times ;
sometimes they give you the
hour and sometimes they don't.
That's why I was all flusteres
there. I've already confirmed
rotation 2653 US sding the
technique. 3.3 turns counter -
closkwise etc. Tilt is set
at 23.7, and let me verify
both of those. 5.3 - yes -

CC ...

PLT Okay, we're in filter B71. We

want lO seconds.

CDR ... play without penalties.

PLT Jer. Would you close the

window down there for me?
Hey Jer
PLT would you close that window
('.losethat window pie cover
please, please? That you.
Stand by -

013 31 34 00 PLT 5L_RK. l0 seconds, Stand by-

012 21 24 lO PLT MARK. Advacne film X-3, three

Stnad by -

013 21 24 15 MARK. 0a_7.

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SPT I hope it doesnt'

CDR ...

SPT Well I hope so

CC Ed ... right now there is a

sports editro big ... at teh
football stadium I guess.

CDR I guess that figures.

PLT Actually Bud, Allen is taking

notes. (Laughter) ask him
if Bud Ads_ is taking notes.
No, I better not. Stnad by
15 seconds. One -

013 31 25 15 PLT MARK. Okay, switiehing

to now filter A-4
advancing the filem, and
we're now going for 150.
I'll start it on the even
30 seconds. Stand by -

013 31 25 30 PLT MARK. Starting a 150-

second on A-h. Okay,
that's about 2-1.2 minutes,
thereabout. The exposure
will _erminate at 28. And
then I will want Bravo 1.

PLT One minute to go.

Hey, Jer?

CDR Yeah?

PLT Is there an S019 on

tomorrow's sehedule? I
figure they'd probably
be wanting totry that out
here, as soon as they cna
get a chance..

CDR yep. There sure is.

PLT Great. Then I hope that

thing works. Stand by. 6 seconds to go.
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013 21 27 59 PLT _L%RK. Advance film and that

21:28 even at 30, Okay here is
A filter going up, and closed
and B filter and I want Bravo
l, ... 28:30 which is very -
coming up here in about 5
seconds. Barely made that.
Stand by.

013 21 28 29 PLT _RK. Okay this is 210 sec-

onds. Otherwise known as 3
minutes and 30 seconds. Ex-
posure will be finished at 32.

CC 1 minute from LOS. See you

at Carnarvon in 23-1/2
_dnutes at 21:54.

SPT See you Crip.

CC ... I don't think you cna.

SPT I don't know.

PLT Ckay coming up on terminate

the exposure on Bravo i,
and then I'll need Charlie i.
Stand by -
013 31 32 O0 PLT N[_RK. Film advance.
_md we move to C Stow B and
move Cb_rlie. Charlie l,
Stand by at 21:32:30, we want
a 60-second on Charlie 1.

013 21 32 29 PLT N[&RK. Stnad by -

013 21 33 29 PLT _RK. Advance film, we

watn Charlie 3; i, 2, 3, and
s tart.

013 21 33 35 PLT _IRK. Okay it 330, started

at 33:35.

PLT One more minute.

PLT Caky, about iO seconds.

stand by -
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013 21 37 05 PLT ]_RK it. Advance film, remove

Charlie filter, and get Delta
£ilter and we want Delta 2.
Delta 2 is in and let's go
ahead and start this at
21:37:30.

013 21 37 30 PLT ]_/%K. 60 seconds on

Delta 2.

PLT lO seconds.

013 21 38 29 PLT M_RK. That's the end of that.

Okay, going tilt, zero.
ROTATION zero is 3.3 turns
clockwise. Closing the
dorr. Okay, terminating
:recording now. Looks
like a pretty good run.

/
013 21 39 25 PTL PLT out.

SPT Hey, Jer, could you . ..

013 21 20 30 CDR Oaky.

PLT Hey, Jer ...

SPT TVI01:1-3/8 inch gap, 14 cc's

total fluid.

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