At this point, it appears that the Midcourse at the number 5 opportunity would require about 4 to 5 feet per second [1.2 to 1.5 m/s]. South is up and South America is prominent in the upper part of the half-Earth. Apparently some journalists were convinced there must be a physical jump felt by the crew, a nonsense that crews played with throughout the Apollo programme. We got aif you wi, ll give 2 and data, we got the for loads you. Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center. This is Apollo Control at 143 hours. The crew of Apollo 11 is in the rest period. 250-mm lens. We've got a little accumulation of tape, then we'll join live. In the process of re-establishing the Passive Thermal Control with the spacecraft in a slow rotation, we have apparently lost High Gain lock-on and we expect that the crew will reacquire lock with the antenna once the Passive Thermal Control is re-established. The decision on Midcourse Correction number 5 is still tending toward not doing that Midcourse. Let's roll the tape now. During that exchange, the signal was weakening. This is Apollo Control at 146 hours. There's been a certain amount of conversation between Charlie Duke here in Mission Control and the crew of Apollo 11. Normally the crew use a push-to-talk switch to speak with the ground. The Flight Plan has relatively few activities scheduled for now through the beginning of the crew's sleep period tonight. At this point, the trajectory experts would change the reference for their calculations from Moon-centered to Earth-centered and, due to the relative speeds of these two objects, there would be a jump in stated velocities. – Source 7. Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center. The spacecraft is about 162,700 nautical miles [301,300 km] from the Earth. Telemetry data at this time shows the spacecraft in the proper attitude for the upcoming midcourse correction maneuver. The crew is presently setting up the spacecraft for Passive Thermal Control. It has been relatively quiet for a good part of today. Our telemetry data here on the ground shows that midcourse correction maneuver [was] just about nominal; burn duration, 10.5 seconds. This has been cleared with the range. Day 5 . We have postponed the launch of the Delta vehicle tonight, the launch of Intelsat 3, 24 hours. This is Apollo Control at 148 hours, 21 minutes. EAGLE Looking good. With Mars looming ever larger in their cameras, these missions were being closely monitored prior to the intense activity of their encounter with Mars. The series of numbers passed up to the crew a few minutes ago was for Midcourse Correction number 5. At this time, Apollo 11 is 171,017 nautical miles [316,723 km] from the Earth and the spacecraft velocity is 4,043 feet per second [1,232 m/s]. There were several telecommunications satellites of the Intelsat 3 type. It seems that Mike had been using V16 N20 to monitor the gimbal angles rather than just relying on the rate pointers on the FDAI displays. At 153 hours, 9 minutes; this is Apollo Control, Houston. He's discussing with Flight Director Pete Frank, who tonight is spelling Gene Kranz on this shift, although Gene is here. CAPCOM Hey, that’s a great shot right there. Apollo 11 is now 168,843 nautical miles [312,697 km] from the Earth, traveling at a speed of 4,078 feet per second [1,243 km], and we're continuing to see a very slow build-up in the velocity. The NASA team responsible for the Apollo 11 moon mission celebrates a safe return in this image from our photography archives. Apparently, there will be little conversation during the next half hour or so. We'll stand by for any conversation with the spacecraft. At this time, the crew is getting the spacecraft set up to reinitiate the Passive Thermal Control. Using measurements of Earth's disc some basic trigonometry, the distances at which these images were taken have been calculated. About now, two more photos of Earth are taken on magazine V. AS11-44-6670 - Earth at about 304,000 km or 164,000 nautical miles. It'll be through the 85-foot [26-metre] antenna at the Goldstone tracking station. This is Apollo Control. Mike means that he has Verb 16 Noun 20 on the DSKY. All spacecraft systems continue to look very good to us here on the ground. Entry countdown clock now showing 37 hours, 53 minutes. Over. The Flight Surgeon reported a short while ago that the Lunar Module Pilot Buzz Aldrin appears to be up at this time. The launch has been rescheduled for 24 hours from now, or 24 hours from 10:00 pm tonight. The state vector will define their trajectory based on these measurements and the target load gives the computer details of what it is aiming for when it carried out the upcoming midcourse correction. The weather bureau's space flight meteorology group reported this morning that weather conditions in the primary landing area are expected to be acceptable - the sky partly cloudy, winds easterly at 10 knots and seas of 3 feet are predicted. Day 7, part 2: Television and Food Demonstrations, current page in the Flight Plan, page 3-110. This is essentially the spacecraft's attitude with respect to the platform as decoded by the CDUs, the Coupling Display Units which convert the angle measurements to numbers that the computer can make sense of. This is Mission Control, Houston. Part i of 2. The Apollo 13.1, 11k mission statement is: “To honor the memory of Apollo missions and everyone past, present and future involved in space exploration.” Join us in Madison, AL (just minutes away from the U. S. Space and Rocket Center) on Sunday, January 10, 2021. Weather in the recovery area... Well, we're getting a call from Apollo 11, now. Apollo 11 has left the Moon some 53,666 miles [99,389 km] behind it. They make some arrangements for their forthcoming return to Earth, then settle down for the night. At 160 hours, 10 minutes Ground Elapsed Time; this is Apollo Control. is view is inside the H LM cabin. And at 154 hours, 57 minutes Ground Elapsed Time; this is Apollo Control. But from the point of view of Earth, what the burn did was to counter the Moon's orbital velocity of one kilometre per second, thereby bringing the spacecraft almost to a halt. That would be at about 150 hours, 25 minutes Ground Elapsed Time. Velocity now 4,216 feet per second [1,285 m/s]. The crew of Columbia is now in a 10-hour sleep period. CAPCOM 11, we’re really amazed at the quality of the picture up in the tunnel. Photograph taken at approximately 152:30:00. After a successfull moon landing, the Apollo 11 Command Module splashed down in the Pacific Ocean on July 24, 1969. The digital autopilot is set for a narrow deadband and as the spacecraft's attitude settles into its range of ±0.5°, the firing of thrusters will occur less often. Note that some events in the PAD are related to the Entry Interface event, others to the 0.05g event. GUIDO sits beside them, keeping an eye on where the spacecraft is at any moment. Crew is still asleep. Speed is 4,308 feet per second [1,313 m/s]. That is scheduled to occur at 150 hours, 29 minutes, 54 seconds. This is Mission Control, Houston. For a normal entry into Earth's atmosphere, the RETRO flight controller is interested in an angle, labelled gamma. Charlie Duke is going to make another call to the crew. This only works as long as the line of sight to Earth is within the antenna's range of articulation. They also provide power for the CM after the SM has been jettisoned, through entry, landing and post-landing operations. This is Apollo Control at 151 hours, 11 minutes. Two systems were measuring the acceleration from this burn; the G&C system via the three accelerometers in the IMU, and the EMS with its solitary accelerometer. And at 161 hours, 29 minutes Ground Elapsed Time; this is Apollo Control. The reading after the burn implied that as far as its accelerometer was concerned, the Delta-V was 4.6 fps. That sleep period began at about 137 hours, 47 minutes. The Specials 6. A copy of the LAM-2 chart showing the landing ellipse is included in Mike's Solo Book. The Apollo 11 mission appears in the 2016 season 1 episode "Space Race" of the NBC series Timeless. As their leisurely day continues, the Apollo 11 crew demonstrate their food and beverage preparation during a television transmission. Flight Director Clifford Charlesworth has relieved Milton Windler, and our Capsule Communicator is astronaut Bruce McCandless. The crew undertake Midcourse Correction number 5 to refine their path towards Earth. Mission Control can see the three values that remain from the G&C's measurement, this being the so-called residuals. This is Apollo Control; still standing by for the incoming television signal from Columbia. The crew are continuing to have a quiet day and are about to begin preparations for a television broadcast. i of 5 Ref No SOURCE Manned.SpacecraftCenter(AV) OATE.ECo.nL_RO_LNO. Here they come. The exact time of that Midcourse Correction is not critical and it could move around somewhat. The sternal leads come from biomedical sensors positioned over the sternum, or breastbone. The launch of Apollo 6 was overshadowed because on the same day, Martin Luther King, Jr. was killed. We have some 3 minutes of tape accumulated over the past half hour, of rather minor conversations with the crew of Apollo 11. Now in the Passive Thermal Control mode, or barbecue mode. At this time, Apollo 11 is 28,421 nautical miles [52,636 km] from the Moon, and traveling at a speed of 4,322 feet per second [1,317 m/s]. We have the same launch window tomorrow night, 10:00 pm to 11:10 pm. We're now about 49 minutes away from the first midcourse correction on this trans-Earth leg of the Apollo 11 flight. There will be a change of shift briefing in the news center, in the Building 1 auditorium in about 10 minutes. In this chapter, Apollo 11 passes out of the Moon's gravitational dominance and returns to the Earth's sphere of influence. This is Delta Launch Control. Last Black Man SF 3. At 146 hours, 2 minutes; this is Apollo Control, Houston. the antenna reaches its end stops, then it will move to angles that are preset on panel 3 in the spacecraft. We don't plan to awaken them from the ground at this time. While preparing to leave, Aldrin broke the circuit breaker in the engine starter. Two more also exist to go between the computer and the axes of the spacecraft optics, the shaft and trunnion angles. The controls for the electrical system are on the right of the Main Display Console. Let them continue sleeping. We expect that there will be some conversation with the crew before too much longer. Apollo 11 crew is giving their final report prior to their starting their 10-hour rest period. The reason for this postponement is to examine the second stage propellant ground equipment. This possibility is remote but there is a desire to make the examination. That will be a 10.9-second burn of the spacecraft Reaction Control System thrusters giving a change of velocity retrograde of 4.8 feet per second. Things are beginning to quieten down aboard Apollo 11 as they get nearer their sleep period. 250-mm lens. b CATEGORY Mission,Apollo Pg. This Passive Thermal Control mode will only commence once the motions of the spacecraft have reduced to a minimum so that its rotation around its long axis stays stable for longer and doesn't begin coning excessively. Thanks to the accuracy of yesterday's TEI burn, this midcourse correction is small and was almost held over to the next opportunity to allow the small errors to build up. The spacecraft velocity; 4,075.6 feet per second [1,242.2]. The ideal figure for gamma is -6.5° and -6.57° is very close, given that they have a ±0.5° tolerance. EAGLE The Eagle has wings. This is Apollo Control at 148 hours, 7 minutes. We'll - We'll stand by for a call from the CapCom or from the spacecraft down to the ground. Dr Kenneth Beers, the Flight Surgeon, reports his data indicates all three of the crewmen are asleep. At the present time, Apollo 11 is 32,253 nautical miles [59,733 km] from the Moon and traveling at a speed of 4,303 feet per second [1,312 m/s]. We expect that it would be a velocity change of about 5 feet per second [1.5 m/s]. Verb 24 means 'Load components 1, 2' which will enter data into R1 and R2 of the DSKY. This is Apollo Control at 140 hours. Let's roll the tape now. There will be some degree of error in these calculations so all distances and times are approximate. The Reacq or Reacquisition mode of the High Gain Antenna's operation has the antenna automatically lock onto the signal coming from Earth to keep it properly pointed even as the spacecraft rotates. Welcome to this 6 August 2019 release of the Apollo 11 Flight Journal, part of the Apollo Flight Journal series.. Like its companion, the Apollo Lunar Surface Journal, it is intended to be a resource for all those interested in the Apollo program, whether in a passing or scholarly capacity.. When Apollo 11 landed on the moon, it only had about 25 seconds of fuel left. 1 Apollo 11 Highlights . From a moonstruck Canadian.' The Lighthouse 4. They're discussing some adjustments to the Passive Thermal Control mode. It will only be resolved after their return to Earth. During the change-of-shift briefing, we will take the circuit down, record any conversation that develops with the spacecraft and play it back following the change-of-shift briefing. At that point, the spacecraft will be 145,583 nautical miles [269,620 km] from the Earth's surface, and we'll have completed half of the return trip measured from Lunar Orbit Insertion, Mission Control is referring to a water leak incident discussed at. Task Force 130 took charge of the recovery operations. Aldrin and Armstrong left … Day 7, part 1: Leaving the Lunar Sphere of Influence, Day 8, part 1: The News and Spacecraft Checks, Apollo Operations Handbook, Crew Personal Equipment. Apollo 11 presently is being tracked by the Madrid S-band station. This is Mission Control, Houston. Apollo 11 now is 153,080 nautical miles [283,504 km] out from Earth, approaching at 4,373 feet per second [1,333 m/s]. This is Apollo Control. This is Mission Control, Houston. A second concept is the 0.05g event. Two silver oxide-zinc batteries are mounted in the Lower Equipment Bay and are used only for energising the pyrotechnic devices for CM/SM separation, parachute deployment and separation, S-IVB separation, launch escape tower separation among other functions. At the present time, Apollo 11 is 172,654 nautical miles [319,755 km] from the Earth, traveling at a speed of 4,017 feet per second [1,224 m/s]. The prime mission objective of Apollo 11 is stated simply: "Perform a manned lunar landing and return". We'll come back up again as conversation is resumed with Apollo 11; now 160,410 nautical miles [297,079 km] out from Earth, traveling at 4,228 feet per second [1,289 m/s]. Velocity now 4,267 feet per second [1,301 m/s]. One minute now until Midcourse Correction number 5. [There] probably won't be too many more exchanges between spacecraft communicator Charlie Duke here in Mission Control and the crew aboard Columbia. That midcourse correction was performed at a distance of about 169,000 nautical miles [313,000 km] from the Earth. This is Mission Control, Houston. STEWART: WESH 2‘S DAN BILLOW IS AT THE KENNEDY SPACE CENTER. They're not scheduled to go into their rest period until about another 4 hours from now. This is Apollo Control. This is Apollo Control at 149 hours, 41 minutes. Uncut Gems 9. SC Hey, we’re about to open our hatch now. At 147 hours, 1 minute; this is Mission Control, Houston. This is Apollo Control at 147 hours, 32 minutes. At 9:32 a.m. EDT, July 16, 1969, Apollo 11 launched from Florida on a mission to the Moon. And relative to the Moon, Apollo 11 is traveling now at 4,306 feet per second [1,312 m/s]. No conversation going on between Spacecraft Communicator Charlie Duke and the crew of Apollo 11. South is up and South America is prominent in the upper part of the half-Earth. 158 hours, 46 minutes Ground Elapsed Time, this is Apollo Control. The transcript begins at the start of a hold in the Apollo 11 countdown at the three-and-a-half-hour point before launch. We'll roll these tapes now. The official time they went to sleep according to the Surgeon, Dr. Ken Beers, is 160 hours, 42 minutes Ground Elapsed Time; almost an hour ago. By waiting until the opportunity of Midcourse Correction 6, about 7 feet per second [2.1 m/s] would be required. This is Apollo Control; 155 hours, 27 minutes Ground Elapsed Time. This is the angle between the spacecraft's flight path and the local horizontal and it is calculated for a point when the spacecraft reaches an altitude above Earth of 400,000 feet (121.92 km). All systems continuing to perform very well. Getting closer to the Moon - Apollo 7 and 8 Apollo 7 was the first manned flight of the Apollo spacecraft, launched on 11th October 1968. Still up live with the air-to-ground circuit to Apollo 11 homeward bound. Apollo 11 is now 10,149 nautical miles [18,796 km] from the Moon; approaching the Earth at a velocity of 4,659 feet per second [1,420 m/s]. That completes the accumulation of air to ground communications by means of tape recordings on the last half hour or so. This is Apollo Control. FILMSITE Building#30 7-18-697678 AV_586 FILMED 7-16-69 Roll 1 - 5 REMARKS CL*SS,F,CAT,ONMATER,ALFOOT*GE CAMERAMAN Turner [m EF 815 _ooTAc_ CAMERA SUBJECT MSC (AV) MOCR Activity Daring 1st Day of Apollo ll sT_.T _N_LE Mission. Apollo 11 Splashes Down – July 24, 1969 | NASA Apollo 11 is 15,488 nautical miles [28,684 km] from the Moon. We're now less than 30 seconds from the initiation of the burn. We've had no communications with Apollo 11 in the last several minutes. Virtual Option: We have not contacted them within the last hour, and have not heard from them. However, after that, the computer returned to V16 N20 - monitoring the CDUs - and by going to the next stage (V24 Enter) he began entering numbers directly into the CDUs. This is Apollo Control. CapCom Charlie Duke has confused the Moon with the Earth in the TV monitor, and is also referring to the continuing uncertainty about where Eagle actually landed. Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center. Spacecraft weight is 26,510 pounds [12,025 kg]. The Apollo 11 spacecraft sits atop its Saturn V launch vehicle on Pad 39A at the John F. Kennedy Space Center and announcements on the progress of the countdown are made by the Public Affairs Officer (PAO) Jack King, the 'Voice of Apollo'. Wally Lemm (1919-1988) was his counterpart at the Houston Oilers. This is Apollo Control at 150 hours, 4 minutes. The displays on both decremented to zero as the burn progressed. This is Delta Launch Control. As Apollo 11 leaves the Moon behind and heads for Earth, a sequence of photographs begins on colour magazine V starting with AS11-44-6668 and continuing to the end of the film at AS11-44-6696, 29 exposure in all that document their approach to the home planet. NASA Astromaterials Curation, an integral part of any sample return mission, comprises preparation and allocation of samples for research and education, initial characterization of new samples, and secure storage for the benefit of future generations. Photograph taken at approximately 149:30:00. As such, it is essentially an analogue to digital converter and vice versa. We'll continue to stand by for any conversation with the crew. He then gets out the water spigot with attached hose. Marriage Story 5. This is Apollo Control. Less than four hours ago over the far side of the Moon, the crew carried out a burn of the SPS engine to leave lunar orbit. They were in use from the 1950s until the 1990s and NASA had one in Mission Control. The Eidophor was a television projector used to make large images on a screen. Verb 16 Noun 20 means 'Monitor decimal values' and the values represent the angles of the gimbals in the IMU. Crew of Columbia at this time should be getting ready to start their 10-hour rest period after having been tucked in by spacecraft Communicator Charlie Duke here in Mission Control. CAPCOM Roger, Neil. Let's play that tape back now. This is Apollo Control. After awakening this morning, Neil Armstrong reported all three crewmen getting at least 8 hours of sleep. This data is uplinked into the computer. Continue to monitor air-to-ground here till the crew settles down. Get the latest updates on NASA missions, watch NASA TV live, and learn about our quest to reveal the unknown and benefit all humankind. We said goodnight to the crew last night at about 137 hours and 47 minutes so they have apparently had a good 10-hour rest period and we'll probably be getting a crew status report indicating just how much sleep each of the crewmen got. Tropical storm Claudia was a Pacific Ocean depression upgraded to storm status on July 22 but downgraded again on July 23. We'll play that back and rejoin the conversation live. I believe, the time on that is a little after 8:00 pm Central Daylight Time. This week in 1969, the Apollo 11 crew successfully returned to Earth following their eight-day mission to the lunar surface. The Flight Surgeon reports that all three crewmen now are awake. Eagle landed at coordinates Juliet 0.7 and 7.5 and West Crater can be seen at Juliet 0.6 and 8.1. At the present time, we are changing shifts here in Mission Control. As Apollo 11 coasts toward Earth, the engineers at the ground stations have had a good opportunity to pin down the precise shape of the spacecraft's flight path. Tropical storm Claudia is now located 2,300 miles east of the landing area and will not affect the weather in the landing area Thursday. Audio highlights from the ninth day of the Apollo 11 mission. 250-mm lens. The crew of Apollo 7 won an Emmy Award. Entry clock now showing 33 hours, 34 minutes to entry or 400,000 feet altitude. Landing Site The first manned spacecraft landing on the Moon was at 3:17 p.m. EST (20:17:40 UTC) on July 20, 1969, when the Apollo 11 Lunar Module, the Eagle, landed in Mare Tranquillitatis, located at 0°4'5"N latitude, 23°42'28"E longitude. This is Apollo Control. NASA.gov brings you the latest images, videos and news from America's space agency. The Mars fly-by mission mentioned was one of the pair Mariner 6 or Mariner 7. This is Apollo Control at 142 hours, 3 minutes. The performance of all systems nominal, and the crew is asleep. All systems still performing well. The crater visited by Armstrong is now generally referred to as either East Crater because it lies to the east of the landed LM, or more commonly as Little West Crater because of its proximity to West Crater. At the present time, Apollo 11 is 167,448 nautical miles [310,114 km] from the Earth and the velocity is 4,101 feet per second [1,250 m/s]. The crew will soon be verifying their attitude by taking a sighting on a star through the sextant and then be running some tests on the Guidance and Control system and the Reaction Control System before the maneuver takes place. We'll come back up when we hear from the - from the spacecraft. Apollo 11 was the spaceflight that first landed humans on the Moon.Commander Neil Armstrong and lunar module pilot Buzz Aldrin formed the American crew that landed the Apollo Lunar Module Eagle on July 20, 1969, at 20:17 UTC (14:17 CST).Armstrong became the first person to step onto the lunar surface six hours and 39 minutes later on July 21 at 02:56 UTC; Aldrin joined him 19 minutes later. Apollo 11 is 23,289 nautical miles [43,131 km] from the Moon; approaching the Earth at a velocity of 4,361 feet per second [1,329 m/s]. This is Apollo Control. The Trench is the front row of the MOCR (Mission Operation Control Room). And relative to the Moon, Apollo 11 is traveling now at 4,306 feet per second [1,312 m/s]. CAPCOM Roger. Apollo 11 is 20,704 nautical miles [38,344 km] from the Moon. At the present time, Apollo 11 is 30,980 nautical miles [57,375 km] from the Moon. This is the point at which the increasing drag of the atmosphere's outer fringes causes a deceleration measuring a twentieth of a g. For calculation sake, prior to entry actually occurring, it is taken to occur at an altitude of 297,432 feet (48.95 nautical miles, 90.66 km) but it will occur when the spacecraft's guidance system detects a change in velocity of 0.49 m/s. The Flight Surgeon reported a short while ago that the crew appeared still to be sleeping. We'll continue to stand by here for reacquisition of the spacecraft, for re-establishment of High Gain lock-on. At the time the spacecraft crossed from the Moon's sphere of influence to the Earth's sphere of influence, that point at which the Earth is computed as having the dominant influence on the spacecraft trajectory, Apollo 11 was about 33,800 nautical miles [62,600 km] from the Moon, and about 174,000 nautical miles [322,000 km] from Earth. Then by interpolating within the distance numbers given by the PAO announcer, the times of the photos can be deduced. Spacecraft Communicator Charlie Duke, will be replaced by Ron Evans, who just entered the room. A Beautiful Day … And we expect there will be some modification to that after we've had a chance to do some tracking following this midcourse correction maneuver. PAO Buzz Aldrin reporting that he’s halfway into the LM. Let's play back tapes and catch up and go live. It does not appear likely that we will perform Midcourse Correction number 5 scheduled for approximately 150½ hours elapsed time. In this, he entered the appropriate address (3125) then two items of information (00012 and 35400). This is Apollo Control at 145 hours. However, we have seen some signs of activity aboard the spacecraft; suspect they may be awakening shortly. 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