:03:03
Yeah, we got space.
:03:05
As a matter of fact,
we've got a whole lot of space.
:03:08
Yeah. That's why we call it
the Space Center.
:03:11
Dave, who delivers good take-out?
:03:13
Okay, Houston,
I believe we have a problem here.
:03:18
This is Houston.
Say again, please.
:03:21
Houston, we've had a problem.
:03:23
We've had a main B bus undervolt.
:03:25
Okay, 13.
Main B undervolt.
:03:29
All right, Houston. We had a pretty
large bang with caution and warnings.
:03:32
- What does that mean, a "bang"?
- I don't know. Some kind of jolt.
:03:35
- They had a main B bus undervolt.
- You're kidding.
:03:38
- They're losing power?
- I don't know.
:03:39
- Could it be an instrumentation problem?
- I think it's more serious.
:03:42
- Lovell said they're venting something.
- What the hell could they be venting?
:03:45
They could be running out
of oxygen and electricity.
:03:48
- It could have been a meteorite.
- It could have been a reindeer.
:03:51
- You'll have to improvise.
- Why?
:03:53
- I just got McAfee out of bed.
- Emmett, you're on in 90.
:03:57
I need handbooks for the
command, service, lunar modules.
:03:59
They're not having problems
with the LEM.
:04:01
They'll have to go somewhere
if Odyssey keeps losing oxygen.
:04:03
- Yeah, but...
- Mr. Seaborn.
:04:05
You know Warren Moburg,
new vice president of the news division.
:04:08
I've been a great fan of yours
ever since radio.
:04:10
They're powering down Odyssey
and moving to the LEM.
:04:13
- Get me mission rules.
- We're on it.
:04:15
Julie, check the wire. Even a blind
squirrel finds a nut now and then.
:04:18
You're busy, but let me introduce you to
Brett Hutchins from the Chicago bureau.
:04:22
It's an honor, sir.
:04:23
I'm here to do a piece on the Astros,
the baseball team.
:04:25
He's not just a sports reporter.
Give this boy any kind of story...
:04:30
Excuse me.
:04:32
Glad to see you're working
the upper management.
:04:34
A mole at CBS says they've got something
about trajectory and spin.
:04:37
- What about trajectory and spin?
- I don't know.
:04:39
- Transcripts.
- One minute.
:04:41
- Somebody better have notes.
- I did them.
:04:43
- We don't have it, son.
- CBS is saying a possible meteorite.
:04:46
- It wasn't a meteorite.
- How do you know?
:04:48
Larry, there are
48,700 electrical connections...
:04:51
in the command module alone.
:04:52
- Forty.
- The chances of one of them fritzing...
:04:54
are a lot better
than being hit by a meteorite.
:04:57
Here it is,
but it's totally routine.
:04:59
They asked them to roll right
at 0-6-0 and null...