:52:08
Okay, listen up. Quiet down, people.
:52:12
Quiet down. Quiet down.
Let's stay cool, people.
:52:17
Procedures, I need another
computer up in the R.T.C.C.
:52:20
I want everybody to alert
your support teams.
:52:23
Wake up anybody you need
and get them in here.
:52:26
Let's work the problem, people.
:52:28
Let's not make things worse
by guessin'.
:52:30
13, this is Houston. We are going around
the room. We're gonna get you answers.
:52:34
We keep venting, we're gonna keep
hitting the edge of that deadband.
:52:38
Take a look at the O2
on number one.
:52:45
200 pounds and falling.
:52:48
O2 tank two still zero.
:52:50
'- Tank one: 218 psi and falling.
'- Is that what you're gettin'? Confirm.
:52:53
'- We're seeing the same, 13.
'- Can we review our status, Sy?
:52:58
Let's look at this thing
from a standpoint of status.
:53:04
What have we got
on the spacecraft that's good?
:53:10
I'll get back to you, Gene.
:53:15
We're not gonna have
power much longer.
:53:17
The ship's bleedin' to death.
:53:27
'- Flight?
'- Yeah. Go, EECOM.
:53:30
Um, Flight, I recommend we shut down
the reactant valves of the fuel cells.
:53:35
What the hell good
is that gonna do?
:53:38
If that's where the leak is,
we can isolate it.
:53:40
We can isolate it there,
save what's left in the tanks,
and we can run on the good cell.
:53:44
You close 'em,
you can't open 'em again.
:53:46
You can't land on the moon
with one healthy fuel cell.
:53:48
Gene, the Odyssey is dying.
:53:52
From my chair here,
this is the last option.