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>> verify. >> spacecraft ready. >> switch is on. verify light. >> all stations stand by to give a crew departure status at this time. >> go ahead. >> go. >> fts. >> no. >> rts. >> go. >> 8. >> camera. >> verify number 2 and 3 level. >> okay. all right. 214. roger, you go for crew departure. >> roger here. go for crew departure.
We have the aca. >> that's the position we'll be putting the camera in after the initial descent down the ladder. it'll be taking one frame a second. >> hello there. >> hello there. >> probably the most unusual position a cameraman's ever had, hanging by his toes from a tunnel and taking a picture upside down. >> we'll go ahead and take all the data on back into the command module. >> roger. and we're going to turn our tv monitor off now while we have some other work to do. apollo 11, signing off. >> apollo 11, houston. as the sun sinks slowly into the west the white team bids you good night. ...
We have in the override closed position to see if it'll get better. it seems to be getting worse. >> which camera is that on? >> it's on camera 18. >> camera 18 you can see the man working on the hydrogen leak. >> once the technicians depart we will send hydrogen again through the system to assure that the leak has been corrected. the astronauts now coming up toward the pad, itself, as the crew of several technicians at the 200-foot level proceed to tighten some bolts around a leaking valve. the astronaut team which has just arrived at the pad, the transfer van now backing up toward the elevat...
Own. it's like much of the high desert of the united states. it's different but it's very pretty out here. is that in the pocket? >> yeah, push down. got it? no, it's not all the way in. push it. there you go. >> sample is in the pocket. i -- oxygen is 81%. i have no flags, and i'm in minimum flow. >> okay, i got the camera going at one frame a second. you ready for me to come out? >> just stand by a second. i'll move this over the hand rail. >> how far am i? >> okay, you're right at the end of the porch. >> okay. now i want to back up and partially close the hatch. making sure not to lock it ...
Neil is standing on his head again trying to make me nervous. >> roger. copy. we see the flashing with the 651. >> we do have a happy home. there's plenty of room for the three of us. >> apollo 11 is presently 131,000 nautical miles from earth. >> the spacecraft slowly rotates to maintain thermal balance. >> it looks like we got a good ptc going. it's good night from the white team. over. >> okay. see you tomorrow. thank you for everything. >> good morning, apollo 11. >> good morning, houston. apollo 11 here. >> i've got the world in my window for a change. >> sounds like one of these rotating...