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CAPCOM: Aquarius, this is Houston. Jim Lovell: Houston, Aquarius. CAPCOM: Uh, Jim, we've got another course correction for you. Jack Swigert: What's up? Fred Haise: Something about another course correction. Jim Lovell: Uh, We copy, uh, Houston. Be advised, it's gonna take Freddo and I awhile to power up the computer for the, uh, alignment platform if we have to fire the engine. CAPCOM: Uh, negative on that, Jim. We can't spare power for the computer. Fred Haise: We gotta do this blind? Jim Lovell: Houston, without the computer, what do we use for orientation? Gene Kranz: Come on, we gotta be able to give these guys something up there. Bill Fenner: Without power, we can't give them a reading. Gene Kranz: I'm not talking about power, I'm talking about reference. Bill Strable: No, no. There's no references. We have a bunch of debris up there... Jim Lovell: Houston, what's the story with this burn? CAPCOM: We're trying to hash something out down here, Aquarius. Stand by. Jim Lovell: Well, now look, Houston, all we need to hold attitude is one fixed point in space. Is that not correct? CAPCOM: Yeah, roger that, Jim. Jim Lovell: Well, Houston, we've got one. If we can keep the Earth in the window, flying manually, the co-ax crosshairs right on its terminator, all I have to know is how long do we need to burn the engine. [under his breath] The shorter the better. CAPCOM: Roger that, Jim. Glynn Lunney: Can they fly it manually? And still shut it down on time without the computer? Gene Kranz: I guess that's the best we can do, Glynn. We're out of time.

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