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                                                                  Tape 93/8
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        06 00 21 42    CMP       But I don't have you in the sextant, That's
                                 okay. Your blinking light's Just not blinking,
                                 that's all.

        06 co 21 51    CDR-IM    Hey, Houston. It looks like our tracking
                                 llght's burned out. Dick hasn't been able to
                                 find us in this sextant. And on the first
                                 nightside pass we had little bits and pieces
                                 floating along vith us and we could tell that
                                 the tracking light va.; flashing on them. And
                                 we still have, I've presumed to think, bits
                                 and pieces floating along and nothing' s flashing
                                 on them, so I'm pretty sure it burned out.

        06 00 22 11    CC         Roger, Pete.

        06 00 22 22    LMP-LM     Yes, sir.   Okay.
        06 00 22 26    CC         Hi, Intrepid.

        06 00 22 27    LMP-LM     Okay.

        06 00 22 28    cc         This is Houston.    How'd your sweepdown fore
    (                             and aft go?

        06 00 22 33    CDR-LM     It's getting much cleaner in here running this
                                  way; and, also, Yankee Clipper informs me he
                                  bas the television all set up. When we come
                                  around the hor~1, ·we' 11 come around with the
                                  television on in VOX.

        06 00 22 47    CC         Roger .

        .06 00 22 53   CDR-IM     Who knows, you may get to see the first
                                  wbiffer<l.ill.

        06 00 22 59    CC         Roger, Pete. Our electrical watchers say that
                                  the current indicates that your tracking light
                                  is on.
        06 00 23 11    CDR-IM     Okay. Now ve just turned it off.     How does the
                                  current show that?
        06 00 23 19    cc         It - It sure does, Pete.
        06 00 23 26    CMP        You're - they're - You're flying thr0ugh the
                                  air b~ckward3, then, Pete, because I don't see
                                  it.

        06 00 23 33    CDR-LM     Well, my ball tells me I'm pointed at you, Dick,
)                               • and so does my radar.


Vision Description (EN)

Page 778 of Tape 93/8 from Apollo 12 mission transcript. The page displays columnar spacecraft-to-ground communications in three columns: timestamp (06 00 21 42 format), speaker designation (CMP, CDR-IM, CC, LMP-LM), and transcribed dialogue. Conversation between crew members and Houston Capcom regarding tracking light failure, spacecraft systems status, and floating debris observed during earlier nightside pass. Clean monospace layout, well-printed, no redactions or classification markings visible.

Descrição Vision (PT-BR)

Página 778 da Fita 93/8 do transcrito da missão Apollo 12. A página exibe comunicações nave-solo em três colunas: carimbo de hora (formato 06 00 21 42), designação do falante (CMP, CDR-IM, CC, LMP-LM) e diálogo transcrito. Conversa entre membros da tripulação e Capcom em Houston sobre falha da luz de rastreamento, status dos sistemas da nave e detritos flutuantes observados durante passagem anterior do lado noturno. Layout em monospace limpo, bem impresso, sem redações ou marcações de classificação visíveis.