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Apollo 12 - Day 8 - Trans-Earrh Coast (Full Mission 22)
Day 8 of the mission continues. After crew wake up they perform a 5 second RCS mid-course correction to put Yankee Clipper into a more refined entry corridor. After the morning news the crew set the spacecraft with the S-Band Antennas facing the sun to analyse the effects of thermal heating on the array. There are then some P23s to align the platform followed by a water dump and the start of Passive Thermal Control (PTC) spin up. The crew also field more questions about the moonwalks.
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Paolo Mangili's Facebook Page facebook.com/3DMOCR contains his work on the MOCR which used in the video with kind permission
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This video is dedicated to the crew of Apollo 12, their families and the thousands of un-named who helped to send Pete, Al and Dick to the moon.
Apollo 12 - Day 8 - Trans-Earrh Coast (Full Mission 22)
Day 8 of the mission continues. After crew wake up they perform a 5 second RCS mid-course correction to put Yankee Clipper into a more refined entry corridor. After the morning news the crew set the spacecraft with the S-Band Antennas facing the sun to analyse the effects of thermal heating on the array. There are then some P23s to align the platform followed by a water dump and the start of Passive Thermal Control (PTC) spin up. The crew also field more questions about the moonwalks.
If you wish to donate to the continuing work I do on the channel please use Paypal.me/lunarmodule5 - thanks you.
Amy Beans Website moonwalkerdaughter.com - Amy and Peter Conrad have been supporting the project and I am thankful to both families for their encouragement and, in the case of Amy, her insights into her father which has made me more determined to try to improve the content for this one.
Paolo Mangili's Facebook Page facebook.com/3DMOCR contains his work on the MOCR which used in the video with kind permission
A massive thank you to the following people:
Robin Wheeler, Johannes Kemppanen, Brian McInall, Steven Taylor, JT (Homemade Documentaries, DutchSteamMachine, RetroSpace HD, David Schlom, The Facebook and Channel Posse, Evan McGregor, David Woods, Ben Feist and everyone who has encouraged or offered advice.
This video is dedicated to the crew of Apollo 12, their families and the thousands of un-named who helped to send Pete, Al and Dick to the moon.
