1:51:04
Uplink completed.
1:51:11
'- Yeah. That's more like it.
'- We're back in business.
1:51:13
'- Yeah.
'- Okay, let's go.
1:51:15
Look at your amps. How we doin'?
1:51:20
We got her back up, Ken.
1:51:22
Boy, I wish
you were here to see it.
1:51:24
I'll bet you do.
1:51:27
Way to go, Jack.
1:51:35
'- Flight, this is RETRO.
'- Go, RETRO.
1:51:37
Flight, we are looking
at a typhoon warning...
1:51:40
'-on the edge of the prime recovery zone.
'-Say again, RETRO.
1:51:43
We are looking at a typhoon warning
on the edge of the prime recovery area.
1:51:47
This is just a warning.
It could miss them.
1:51:50
Only if their luck changes.
1:51:52
Jim, we're ready
for S.M. jettison!
1:51:55
All right, Jack, on three!
1:51:58
One... two...
1:52:01
'- upward thrust.
'- We're loose!
1:52:04
Reverse thrust!
1:52:06
We have service module jettison.
1:52:08
Okay, Houston,
service module is free.
1:52:11
We're gonna take a look
at what we have here.
1:52:13
Copy that.
1:52:19
There it is. I see it!
1:52:21
Oh.
1:52:24
Houston, we're getting our first look
at the service module now.
1:52:27
One whole side
of the spacecraft is missing.
1:52:31
Right by the high gain antennae
a whole panel is blown out,
1:52:35
right up, right up
to our heat shield.
1:52:39
Uh, copy that, Aquarius.
1:52:42
It looked like it got
the engine bell too. Can you see that?
1:52:48
Oh, man, that's incredible.
1:52:54
The heat shield.
1:52:56
The heat will build up to as much
as 3,000 or 4,000 degrees Fahrenheit.