:32:02
this has to be the proudest day
of our lives.
:32:04
- The greatest audience...
- They feel the tension in London...
:32:07
Audiences estimated
at 12 million...
:32:10
The LEM began to
disappear behind the moon...
:32:12
Has been traveling on
the far side of the moon...
:32:15
beyond radio contact
with Mission Control.
:32:17
The goal for
the descent orbit insertion...
:32:20
A 30-second burn that drops the Eagle
to 10 miles above the lunar surface...
:32:24
and prepares them
for their final descent.
:32:28
We're only moments away
from a flurry of activity...
:32:30
that will,
if all goes well...
:32:32
find Armstrong and Aldrin
safely on the moon.
:32:36
Eagle, Houston.
Do you read?
:32:42
Eagle, this is Houston.
:32:49
Eagle, Houston.
Do you read?
:32:53
Eagle, Houston.
Do you copy?
:32:59
Roger. We copy.
:33:03
Eagle, Houston.
:33:05
Can we get a status
on your burn?
:33:07
We're at good burn, Houston.
On time, no residuals.
:33:11
Ten minutes to power descent.
:33:13
Let's get their sun check,
then go around the horn.
:33:15
Eagle, Houston.
We're ready for that sun check.
:33:18
Roger, Houston.
:33:19
Sun check to three marks.
:33:21
Noun 20 minus noun 22.
:33:23
Plus 0.19.
:33:25
Plus 0.16.
:33:30
Eagle, Houston.
We only copied three of the marks.
:33:32
Please repeat the sun check.
Over.
:33:35
Houston, Eagle.
How do you read now?
:33:38
Eagle, we're getting oscillations
in your high gain. Over.
:33:43
Say again, Houston.
We didn't copy.
:33:49
Flight, TELMU.
We've lost MISFIN.
:33:50
Proctor, we've lost MISFIN.
:33:55
Flight, Guidance.
I've lost data.
:33:57
We keep losin' 'em.
:33:58
Clock's running, fellas.
I want a go/ no go for power descent.