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!- 022 18 05 29 CDR Would like to - let's see. Did you find you .
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_. neededanytoolsotherthan
L) _ thoseprovidedin thh kits? Yeah. Very -
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_ definitely. I think we should've
_- _o had a drillup here, I think we should've _
ZC had a soldering iron,and I thinkwe -
needed a screwdriver between the 3/16 and -_
_ 2-" the 3/8. There should have been O
_ _3 about a i/h or 5/16 size in there. That
L_. wouldhavebeen veryhandyto have.
uJ 25 Othertoolsthat I missed. No, ___
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• . performance in zero g? What major
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0_ use the most is posturalposition- C
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----_ -- _ ! think. For the most part, any push- -- -
O 2J ' ing, shoving, hauling, anything like _-
2_ that that you do, you use the normal -
}7 ' sets of muscles. But I think for _-
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we certainly need something like the
,i coo - tool caddy only something more
"_i efficient.
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_ 022 18 ll 31 CDR What logistice techniques have you _
-- -- ?_ _ employed to cope with the problem? --
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-- 2_ ii And that'sthe problemof the small _-'
_ ' ones all getting away from you. I -_
Lu 27 guess - I've used two. I will either ?_
0 ZF use a bag or I'lluse tape in order b_
_ -_? to tether all the small items toget- Z
O -'_ _ her and thenwe make our move - making
2" ! the moveto whereyou want them. But
_2 those are the - really the two best
S ways to go to that l've found,so far Z
as the use of eitherbag or the tape.
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! r I think - I think all these types
2 of retainers ought to be standardized
3 as much as - is feasible. I
4 recognize the fact that for some uses,
5 you can't use the same restraints
6 system or snap or latch system that
7 you used in another,but I really don't
8 like the dial latch at all. I think
9 that - that thing is a bu_er. Partic-
!0 ularly if you're going to move
11 heavy - heavythings.
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13 011 18 22 37 CDR Two things about the dial latch D
14 that are a bother: number i, like _-q
]5 for instance, the film vault door -4
]6 You got that little bitty dial latch
17 holding that big heavy door, and when _%
_ you're closingthat big heavy door,
19 if the dial latch manages to "C,
20 float- that is,up against the door,
21 andyou closethe doors,it is N]
22 quite frequentthat latch will be between ©
23 the door and what you're closingit on -7
_ andyou bendthe diallatchor you __
£5 Jam it on the opposite surface and --
26 causeit to Shiftits positionon
27 its mounting screws and then you
2_ have a dickens of a time getting ;_
29 the dial latch hooked over its --
_3 little plate I. That's a real bother.
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I an earlier b_iefing when I was howling
2 about the fi_m vault and I still feel
3 Just as emotional about that dang
4 think. We r_ally let a bad one get by
5 when we didn,t force the issue and
6 require that,!retention in the drawers
7 be taken car_ of and a decent latching
8 system be us ._don the doors.
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13 022 18 50 36 SPT SPT at 18:50 M487-2 Delta. How
14 effectiveare the varioustools used
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15 thus far in _articular which are ... -4
16 to be used in" zero g and do you find
17 that you needed any tools other than
18 those provid&d in the kit? Okay, I'd
19 say the most of the ones I used so __
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2 that I have encountered with
3 the tools is_,firstof all the -
4 to get that tool carrying kit,
5 that is always a problem. I
6 found that iS's a heck of a
7 lot easier J_st to put the
8 tools in yo_ pocket, than
9 to go rouud _p that other
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11 thing which_ooks real official,
but really i_'s Just a big
12 time consnme_. Once you're
13 working on a|surface, however • (_C
14 if you'd lik_ some way to .1
15 hold it down|and if there
w 16 isn't enough|velcro handy,
O 17 then you're _ little bit
< 18 stuck and we Ialways end up
19 using old green tape. Take
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21 aa piece of g_een
foot long Or so,tape
and maybe
22 attach it to something and
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0 25 of incles he _e or there.
_- 26 " You - you us ._that green
u_ 27 tape pretty _uch in that (_
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32 of holding t _ols, I 'd most
33 welcome it. Individual 0
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34 tether - too Ls are provided? r-
35 Yeah, I thin: I could use
36 a different lind of screwdriver.
37 I think I w_ trying to
38 out the - o_t my shoes back
39 together again. Put the
40 toe on and l|had to put
41 a - a new co_ering on over
42 one - the ri_ht - my right
43 shoe. And t lose screws on
44 the bottom a,e a little
bit too larg., for one size
46 screwdriver md too small
/_ 47 for the oth_'. And you got
F littlebit harderthan
2 one g because you don't have
the gravityholdingyou down.
-_ So I find myselfwith my
5 lets and my back getting
tired.
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I-__ opposedto one g? Most of
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12 many muscle groups in zero g
_ _ exceptforthetimesyou're Ci
:4 trying to bendoverandget -]
!5 something and stay - and
;4 staybentover. You're _-
O !7 going to be at an ATM panel -_
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I? as I Justmentioned. And O
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-'i ' your - yourstomach muscles, _.
_- 2-_ too, I guess, in the track r_
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? aerodynamicswork bench,
whichI foundour - ...
4 screento be a good part.
5 Triangle grid itself; flat
6 surfaceswith all kinds of
r restrainingdevicesor just
a plainflat surfacewith
nothingelse.
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___ _ ___ [- simplified
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_,= _ maint- maintenance station? __
25 Would you recon_nend a dedicated -
-- 2_ maintenance station for future -
"_- "_ longterm missions? Most of the
=_ maintenance tasks we have - have
%< _ beenrelatively small. Although -
_'" maintenance - I guessthe one -
thing that I really spent the _
most time on was workingmy
shoe - taking all the little nuts
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-: that. And then I foudn - I ended
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43 -PLT Doggone it. Clouds got me Just in time.
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45 CDR ... Kansas C_ty?
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most-appropriately put in a
large - experiment - large
volume like the OWS and
perhaps larger, or the - MDA.
J Now again, if you'retalking
about artificialgravity
: essentiallya - large bicycle
tire rotating,in which the
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compartment s -do-wn---theb_ott om
deck of the OWS. There I
think we could have done a
• little better Job of laying
out the coordinate system, if
you will, downthere.
7
My as an aisleway is in a
series of - or a hallway is in
a series of offices. So that
; to get from one room to
i another, you do not have to
"_ go through anothercouple of
rooms, but you go out into
: the major two or the hallway
and go that exit- go to the
other room. Functionally,
:i _. that's what you do in one g
_ andI thinkin zerog you ft.
!. should have the s_m_ functional
'' r equirement. Coordin at
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_ systems are kind of funny in
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t_; L" module- it allgoesbackto --
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2 my heart rat_ really went up
3 the first couple of t_mes I did
4 that and it was a neat sensation.
5 So I pressedion doing it. And
6 I guess othe_ guys have experienced
7 the same thing. Your coordinate
8 system then _s in a sense when you're
9 used to working in - in zero g -
10 in one g, it,s fine. You're close
11 to the vehicle, you feel a very much -
12 a part of th_
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14 bl]Ik mass surrounding you and it Pl
15 m_es me - almost your total sphere ._
16 is unlncombe_ed by the space craft, 2:
17 then all of _ sudden, you feel that
18 you, alone, are up there. And
19 that's an interesting feel - feeling. m
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I 22 20 07 O_ SPT I think the _arn _nings ougn_ co be
2 Just flat removed.
J Find another
3 way of holding something down for
4 launch then remove it when your up
5 here And call for the flesable, easy
6 zero g restraints. The trouble with
7 the goose fasteners,
r getting every-
8 thing perfectly aligned in order to
9 make them start clutching in there.
]0 If you don't _ou're Just lost. You're
11 Just turning Something and nothing's
12 happening. W_ put in a tape recorder
13 the other day I- two days ago. Jerry C
14 and I were doing
I it, and we had one _1
15 heck of a time trying to get all
16 those holes _ four holes lines up
17 so you get all four of those little
18 fellows scre_ng down there. (_
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20 122,20 07 45 SPT There's no re_son it should have been 0
21 that hard. A_I, we were trying to _1
do is hold something doom against a ...
23 l'd like to see
_ some standardization O
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25 better than what we 'we got now in "_
26 the way of t_ese fasters or dial z
27 latches. Something
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easy, simple,
28 light, not cqmpllcated, and won't
29 get dinged ori. busted easy. Again, _r
30 not the _esign engineer. This _I
31 xs the kind _f thing that doesn't Pl
32 have to holdl40,O00 kilopounds -I
33 worth of agressive torque and strain O
34 for liftoff _ud all those kind of Z
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good things. I And it's got to do is
36 hold something together in zero g ...
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38 )22 20 08 38 SPY And I'm almost thinking something
$9 with the eas4 of valcro tab. But
40 they tend to 'wear out. And they're
41 _ also not qui_e as quick and conven-
42 lent to attach unless they're placed
43 perfectly correctly
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and l'm not sure
that would always be done properly.
45 But the ... latches
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we've got on all
46 these compartments are overdeslgned
47 for zero g, _f course, they're made
48 for liftoff.| They have far more spring
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17 D22 20 22 32 CDR This is the q DR AT 20:22 Zulu. And
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23 when
start itoff
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wi_h theforgotten.
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I feeling thaticircular structure
2 that Bill and I are talking about
3 and telling you was in Mexico City,
4 might really be northeast of the
S City of Puebia. So you might consider
6 that in your searchings for locating
7 that circularthing. It is most de-
8 finitely a manmade structure. It is
9 not a dry lake with algae in it.
10 It's much too circular, it's got con-
11 centric circles
p in it. It's very,
12 very regular, geometric, and perfect. C
13 It is - the pictureof it is also
14 in this - these frames34 through32. m
15 Now, the northeren populated area -4
16 that we got had a string of craters. 3;
17 And I think %hey were to the south -
18 to the southwest to the southeast.
19 Many - many _raters of many beat down
20 volcanics. Now the southern most --
,
21 city had a range of mountains south- ,1
22 east of the _ity. And the range of O
23 mountains was a northeast-southwest
24 direction. And the most southwesternly
, -4
25 end of the range is a very, very beautiful
26 volcano with! snow capped peaks end
27 a very, very! clear crater. And I
28 got a - I go_ a sneaking hunch that
29 that city is iPuebla and we may have
S0 led you astray looking for that Circular m
31 structure, pkay, again, those were M
32 taken at 5.6i and 300. Then at 21:51; -4
33 the Bay of F_nseca, 31 and 30 - frames 31 O
34 and 30 of Ch_rlie X-ray 42, taken at Z
15 5.6, i/i000, i And I took a - essentially,
got both ends of the bay. It's the
37 same kind o_ pictures I took of San
$839 Francisco B 7.
40 02220280h CDR The idea here was to get the two
41 "° holcanoes thlat are active in that
42 area. Okay, so much day of the year 21.
43 Alright, day if the year 22, which is
44 - today. At 13:17 today, I took frames
45. number 2B anl 27. Again, those were
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2 and 159 of the Hasselblad, the same
3 f-stop, 8 plu_ - or 8.5 over
4 100-_illimeter lens, 1/250th. And then
5 a little further down I noticed our
6 coastal bloomings that I mentioned i
7 about 2 weeks iago at the calf of the
8 leg of Italy. I I also noticed some
9 over in Yugoslavia Just across from
I0 it. These are frames number 160
11 and 161, coastal blooming Italy and
12 yugoslavia. _nd then at ii :hl r"
13 I took Just a- a general overview
14 geewhizpictureof Greece. That's m
15 frame number 162, same f-stop. Then
16 rev over - over Spain - over Europe
17 I should say,; at 13:14, I got a picture
of coastal blooming in Morocco, right
19 along the Mediterranean Sea. These
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so there should be enough
contrast between the red
tide and the stratus clouds
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3 Just passed 9ver Gulfo San Matias
4 or San Matias. And the Falkland
5 Current flowing northward toward
6 monteuideo has an offshoot that
7 goes into Gulfo San Matias, I
8 was only abl_ to see a small part
9 of the Falkl_nd Current because
10 of the•poor lighting
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and cloud cover,
11 but thls - the currentis - looks
12 very strong _ud substantial at
13 this point _d I can see it at
14 about - let'S i see; what is it? _1
15 _0 degrees south latitude. And
16 that there's !a very strong offshoot
17 of it that g_es into the Gulfo San
18 Matias. And!actuallyit angles in
19 there, sort _f northeast/southwest,
20 although the Falkland Current it
21 comes up froiL the south from
22 southwest to northeast.
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1 of the way a_d during my observing
2 time, quite _ankly I was afraid
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4 course 82A _d B, I know there's
5 none left to-_ibeused. But
6 56 is readinl; 78, so until we get
7 a film budge', I was reluctant to
8 use any of t]Lat' otherwise I would
9 have spent a PATROL, SHORT. What I
10 did during m._" observing time is
II I noticed in the XUV that on the
12 lover side o:_ the east limb there
13 is some brig]Lt area. So I whistled
14 overthere_d withthe H- ALPHAi Pl
15 took a look Lt the limb area and I
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2 Just took sor_ of a survey. Active
S region 33 al_ I afternoon has had
4 one spot in i_ that was a good
5 steady 14,0001 counts. And I was -
6 kind of kept ,one eye cocked on that
7 all the time .I
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8 out, and during my observating time
9 it was down to about 600 counts.
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13 plage anywhere that could give us a
14 count of more than about 400 or 500. F1
15 The - Gettin_ back to prominence 85. -4
16 There's a fi3_ament,that's coming around
17 the limb now where that prominence is,
18 a little piec$ of a filament, and
19 so by tomorrow it probably should be
20 pretty well _eveloped as a filament.
21 | rq
22 }22 23 14 _2 CDR The white light coronagraph, there was O
23 not a whole lot. of change except _1
24 the - the spike down at _ o'clock --
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21 forces, external to his ow, is a
22 sphere. Beautiful in zt's own way.
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I are some applications in the field
2 of nuclear physics understanding
S one particular model of a nucleus.
4 And also in astrophsylcsalthough
5 there the force that holds the
6 fluid together is gravity, self
7 gravity like!in a star as opposed
8 to a surfaceltension .... here being
9 quiet a bit smallerthan what's
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$5 off. Let me ,'bring him back here ._
36 end we'll tr_ that once again. Come
37 on home there. Okay, I got the
"38 oscillation - or the, line of sight
$9 is not in the center. Let me get
40 that fixed and we'll have another
41 -- go. One mor_ asymmetrical. Now
42 that was alsd irregular. That
43 was not very _satisfying from the :_:
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45 let me see if I can't give you a
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22 23 39 31 SPT We're lookin J
here at big brother.
This fellow is 100 ce's of fluid,
8 water slightly colored. And
9 we're going to try to induce in it
10 the same oscillationswhich we 'we
11 seen before, i Now what we expec t
12 is that the shape or the modes of C
13 oscillation will remain the same,
14 but the frequencies should be a
15 little bit lower. It'll take -4
16 longer to go _through the same
17 changes and Shapes Just because
18 it's more massive, compared to the
19 surfact which is what really brings --
20 it back i_. iThat is the tension
21 on the surface is a restoring force _I
22 andthe mass_%sporportional
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23 the volumew_ have. So the larger _ nl
24 we make it, the longerthe time -4
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27 a guess on right now.
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30 of oscillation, but unfortunately pl
31 for you veiwimg it, you cannot -4
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33 Essentially i_t goes to a elliptical Z
34 shape in one direction and then F
35 moves into _ elliptical shape "(
36 90 degrees from that. If I can
37 start the oscillation along an
38 axis which isi exactly perpendicular
39 to your line bf sight, then you'll
40 -- be able to follow that. But as
41 you can see, ithis is a slippery
42 little customer and he likes to
43 Jiggle around! once you give him
44 the slightestl little motion.
45 I
"46 SPT Come on, old _iend; steady, big
47 fellow. Okay, now there's what I
48 -e ,,Id _11 i_a_uame ezci!!_tien
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2 tends to osc_llate so that at
3 extreme oscillation it looks like
4 a square wit_ rounded corners.
5 It has damped out pretty well; let's
6 try one along your line of sight.
7 And if this fellow lets go, you're
8 really goinglto get wet.
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10 022 23 k2 39 SPT
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11 it looks exactly as we had before.
12 And you're seeing the edge - on view
13 now. Let's try an asymmetrical one.
14 Let the fellow damp down a little m
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17 022 23 43 20 SPT here.
Okay, we got an irregular one. By _
that I mean, it's _l_ost nearly
19 random. The iproblem w_th startlng
37 a go. J
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39 022 23 _,4 53 SPT There we go;,got a good one that
40 time. Now that 's a traingle. Show
41 you somethzn_ rather basic about
42 that in the _ in the sense - interms
43 of basic geometry. We started out
44 with the regular, symmetric oscillation.
45 We found thelextreme of the oscillation
46- tended to take on the form of a
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corners ; an
2 irregular on_ was one of a triangle
3 with rounded_corners. One more and
4 the we'll do isomething different
5 here. Come _n there_ big fellow;
6 get down here. NOw a cumbination of
7 asymmetric and symmetric. I think
8 we've got th_ picture on both of
9 them; let's Love on.
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15 )22 54 39 SPT Hey, Jer. -4
16 :I:
17 CDR Yeah. What o you want? --
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19 SPT WEll, I want d to know if bubble
20 on a bubble. ! Yeah, I'm go g -
21 to do the sa_e things, I guess, _1
22 I'm doing. And I think I'm Just
23 about out of!- out of H-Jar [?]. O
24 Why don't yo u Just tell me on -- -
25 channel B when you're going to -4
26 turn it on.
28 PLT Okay. b_
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30 SPT Thank you, B Ii. m
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34 322 23 55 57 SPT Okay, now we re looking at the sphere Zr-
35 within a sphere. With all the .<
36 external part of the sphere, we
37 really have _ bubble of air on the
38 inside, a larger one on your right,
39 and then assorted smaller ones
40 _ scattered throughout which are -
41 seem to be unavoidable in the
42 " process of making a larger one. _
43 Then we're going to see what
44 " effect this large sphere of air,
4_ or large bubble of air has on the
46 effects we Just observed in pure
47 water. 0kay_ old friend; hold still
48 long enough.} Ah, we lost it. Well,
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CC Roger, we copy.
SPT Golly, I got to play this thing
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SPT Frame h.
CC We 'ii do that.
CDR Okay.
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north-northeast of the
Tunnel reservoir down almost
to the Tunnel reservoir, a
very n_rrow pointed - it's
a streamer-like snowfall
pattern. Looked like they' re I
splitting ... on the ground
is what it looked like,
very, very sharply defined
along the edges and so forth.
it - it will grow. I
resolved to take a look at
it at the next period and -
and see if there's any - any
change in that particular
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PLT Yeah.
CDR ...
CC Okay.
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