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Reporter 1: So, the number 13 doesn't bother you? Fred Haise: Only if it's a Friday, Phil. Reporter: Apollo 13, lifting of at thirteen hundred hours and thirteen minutes, and entering the moon's gravity on April 13th. Jim Lovell: Ken Mattingly's been doing some scientific research regarding that very phenomenon, haven't you, Ken? Ken Mattingly: Uh, yes, well, I had a black cat walk over a broken mirror under the lunar module ladder. It didn't seem to be a problem. Fred Haise: We're also considering a letter from a fella who said we oughta take a pig up with us for good luck. Reporter 1: Does it bother you that the public regards this flight as routine? Jim Lovell: There's nothing routine about flying to the moon. I can vouch for that. And, uh… I think that an astronaut's last mission, his final flight, that's always going to be very special. Reporter 2: Why is this your last, Jim? Jim Lovell: I'm in command of the best ship with the best crew that anybody could ask for, and I'll be walking in a place where there's 400 degrees difference between sunlight and shadow. I can't imagine, uh, ever topping that.

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