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Plain text version of the technical air-to-ground voice transcription of Mercury Redstone 3 Freedom 7, generated with OCR and some more
software post-processing. Based on the
graphical PDF transcripts, credit NASA.
Download Mercury Redstone 3 technical air-to-ground voice transcription (ZIP-File, ca. 2kB, last update 26-Feb-2012) |
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I always found discrepancies between the timing of the Apollo 11 EVA TV
broadcasting and the official NASA's transcription of air-to-ground communication as well as with the ALJS, even to NASA'S timeline
of the Apollo 11 mission and the timestamp for Neil Armstrong's historical words "That's one small step for man, one giant leap for
mankind". So I did my own corrected transcript version of the minutes around Neil's historical words. Like others I do not know
if this is now really the correct chronology of how things happened but it nicely fits to the transcription before Neil's first step
and the following transcript and TV broadcast.
Apollo 11 - Corrected transcript at start of EVA TV broadcast (PDF-Document, ca. 180kB, 16-Jan-2011) |
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Plain text version of the technical air-to-ground voice transcription of Apollo 13, generated with OCR and some more
software post-processing but contains still errors. Based on the
graphical PDF transcripts, credit NASA.
Download Apollo 13 technical air-to-ground voice transcription (ZIP-File, ca. 347kB, last update 21-May-2010) |
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Plain text version of the technical air-to-ground voice transcription of Apollo 14, the TV transmission parts, generated with OCR and some more
software post-processing but contains still errors. Based on the
graphical PDF transcripts, credit NASA.
Download Apollo 14 technical air-to-ground voice transcription, TV transmission parts (ZIP-File, ca. 50kB, last update 24-Apr-2010) |
