Small photo timing and transcript corrections

MISSION_DATA/A17 master TEC and PAO utterances.csv

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 |168:02:44|LMP|Sure look like shocked rocks to me.
 |168:02:53|CDR|Lot of glass splattered on some of these, Jack.
 |168:02:55|LMP|Yes.
-|168:03:05|CDR|We might even find some shatter cones. But don't tell anybody.
-|168:03:16|CDR|Well, I'll say one thing for old Van Serg, it's blocky. Whoo!
+|168:03:05|LMP|We might even find some shatter cones. But don't tell anybody.
+|168:03:16|LMP|Well, I'll say one thing for old Van Serg, it's blocky. Whoo!
 |168:03:24|CDR|MARK. Gravimeter.
 |168:03:25|CC|Copy that.
 |168:03:30|LMP|Bob. This is about - I think this is the only clearly - well, I won't even say that. This is at least a blocky - a large blocky rim crater. But even it has the mantle dust ma - material covering the rim, partially buried rocks. And it's down on the floor, as near as I can tell, and on the walls. The crater itself has a central mound of - of blocks that's probably 50 meters in diameter - that's a little high - 30 meters in diameter. It - Many of the blocks are - -
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 |168:04:31|CDR|Holy Smoley!
 |168:04:32|LMP|- - intensely shattered in that area, as the ones that are on the walls. I don't see any sign of organization of the blocks in the walls right now. There's a possibility that on the west wall, there's an indication that there's slightly darker gray rocks starting about halfway down the crater. And that's - that level is coincident with what appears to be a bench on the northwest wall. And that bench - hints of that bench - it's not continuous, but hints of it are around on the north wall and, I think, right below us - yes, on the southeast wall. The - We'll start - The rocks are pretty badly broken in many cases. And - well, I haven't seen any real glass yet. Yes. We'll start looking at them a little more carefully.
-|168:05:55|CDR|Some of them - That looks like a breccia right there in front of us.
-|168:05:56|LMP|Yes. There's some interesting patterns on the surface.
+|168:05:55|LMP|Some of them - That looks like a breccia right there in front of us.
+|168:05:56|CDR|Yes. There's some interesting patterns on the surface.
 |168:06:02|LMP|Stand by. Wait, wait, wait. I keep - Aw! Sorry, Geno, but -
 |168:06:21|CDR|Okay?
-|168:06:22|LMP|Okay, there. Afraid I haven't been doing my duty on locators, occasionally.
+|168:06:22|LMP|Locator. Afraid I haven't been doing my duty on locators, occasionally.
 |168:06:43|LMP|See that?
 |168:06:44|CDR|Yes. I got it.
 |168:06:49|LMP|Okay, Gene's tearing apart one of the - -

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@@ -1598,9 +1598,9 @@ skip|21669|142|M|3401|||||||60|37|EVA 3|STA 7, LRV, OVEREXPOSED|JSC scan|
 167:51:32|21789|142|M|3401|||||||60|38|EVA 3|LRV TRAVERSE, STA 8 TO STA 9|Jack Schmitt|
 167:51:53|21790|142|M|3401|||||||60|38|EVA 3|LRV TRAVERSE, STA 8 TO STA 9|Jack Schmitt|
 168:04:21|21791|142|M|3401|||||||60|38|EVA 3|"Station 9. This down-Sun ""before"" shows the location from which samples 9115, 20, 35 and 9510 will be taken. Gene is to the left of the gnomon and is holding the geology hammer. Before their arrival at this Station, the replacement fender began to fail and they were showered with dust. Note how very dirty Gene's suit has become."|Jack Schmitt|
-168:06:19|21792|142|M|3401|||||||60|38|EVA 3|"Station 9. ""Locator"" to the Rover. East Massif."|Jack Schmitt|
-168:06:24|21793|142|M|3401|||||||60|38|EVA 3|"Station 9. ""Locator"" to the Rover. East Massif."|Jack Schmitt|
-168:06:29|21794|142|M|3401|||||||60|38|EVA 3|"Station 9. ""Locator"" to the Rover. East Massif."|Jack Schmitt|
+168:06:27|21792|142|M|3401|||||||60|38|EVA 3|"Station 9. ""Locator"" to the Rover. East Massif."|Jack Schmitt|
+168:06:34|21793|142|M|3401|||||||60|38|EVA 3|"Station 9. ""Locator"" to the Rover. East Massif."|Jack Schmitt|
+168:06:42|21794|142|M|3401|||||||60|38|EVA 3|"Station 9. ""Locator"" to the Rover. East Massif."|Jack Schmitt|
 168:15:04|21795|142|M|3401|||||||60|38|EVA 3|"Station 9. Down-Sun ""before"" of the area from which samples 9175 and 9195 will be taken."|Jack Schmitt|
 168:15:45|21796|142|M|3401|||||||60|38|EVA 3|"Station 9. ""Locator"" to the Rover."|Jack Schmitt|
 168:15:50|21797|142|M|3401|||||||60|38|EVA 3|"Station 9. ""Locator"" to the Rover."|Jack Schmitt|

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 1680421|142-21791|M|Jack Schmitt|Station 9. This down-Sun "before" shows the location from which samples 9115, 20, 35 and 9510 will be taken. Gene is to the left of the gnomon and is holding the geology hammer. Before their arrival at this Station, the replacement fender began to fail and they were showered with dust. Note how very dirty Gene's suit has become.|
 1680431|146-22413|F|Gene Cernan|Station 9 samples 911 / 9120 / 9135 / 9510|
 1680435|146-22414|F|Gene Cernan|Station 9 samples 911 / 9120 / 9135 / 9510|
-1680619|142-21792|M|Jack Schmitt|Station 9. "Locator" to the Rover. East Massif.|
-1680624|142-21793|M|Jack Schmitt|Station 9. "Locator" to the Rover. East Massif.|
-1680629|142-21794|M|Jack Schmitt|Station 9. "Locator" to the Rover. East Massif.|
+1680627|142-21792|M|Jack Schmitt|Station 9. "Locator" to the Rover. East Massif.|
+1680634|142-21793|M|Jack Schmitt|Station 9. "Locator" to the Rover. East Massif.|
+1680642|142-21794|M|Jack Schmitt|Station 9. "Locator" to the Rover. East Massif.|
 1680910|146-22415|F|Gene Cernan|Station 9 samples 911 / 9120 / 9135 / 9510|
 1680914|146-22416|F|Gene Cernan|Station 9 samples 911 / 9120 / 9135 / 9510|
 1680918|146-22417|F|Gene Cernan|Station 9 samples 911 / 9120 / 9135 / 9510|

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@@ -22511,18 +22511,18 @@
 1680244|LMP|Sure look like shocked rocks to me.
 1680253|CDR|Lot of glass splattered on some of these, Jack.
 1680255|LMP|Yes.
-1680305|CDR|We might even find some shatter cones. But don't tell anybody.
-1680316|CDR|Well, I'll say one thing for old Van Serg, it's blocky. Whoo!
+1680305|LMP|We might even find some shatter cones. But don't tell anybody.
+1680316|LMP|Well, I'll say one thing for old Van Serg, it's blocky. Whoo!
 1680324|CDR|MARK. Gravimeter.
 1680325|CC|Copy that.
 1680330|LMP|Bob. This is about - I think this is the only clearly - well, I won't even say that. This is at least a blocky - a large blocky rim crater. But even it has the mantle dust ma - material covering the rim, partially buried rocks. And it's down on the floor, as near as I can tell, and on the walls. The crater itself has a central mound of - of blocks that's probably 50 meters in diameter - that's a little high - 30 meters in diameter. It - Many of the blocks are - -
 1680431|CDR|Holy Smoley!
 1680432|LMP|- - intensely shattered in that area, as the ones that are on the walls. I don't see any sign of organization of the blocks in the walls right now. There's a possibility that on the west wall, there's an indication that there's slightly darker gray rocks starting about halfway down the crater. And that's - that level is coincident with what appears to be a bench on the northwest wall. And that bench - hints of that bench - it's not continuous, but hints of it are around on the north wall and, I think, right below us - yes, on the southeast wall. The - We'll start - The rocks are pretty badly broken in many cases. And - well, I haven't seen any real glass yet. Yes. We'll start looking at them a little more carefully.
-1680555|CDR|Some of them - That looks like a breccia right there in front of us.
-1680556|LMP|Yes. There's some interesting patterns on the surface.
+1680555|LMP|Some of them - That looks like a breccia right there in front of us.
+1680556|CDR|Yes. There's some interesting patterns on the surface.
 1680602|LMP|Stand by. Wait, wait, wait. I keep - Aw! Sorry, Geno, but -
 1680621|CDR|Okay?
-1680622|LMP|Okay, there. Afraid I haven't been doing my duty on locators, occasionally.
+1680622|LMP|Locator. Afraid I haven't been doing my duty on locators, occasionally.
 1680643|LMP|See that?
 1680644|CDR|Yes. I got it.
 1680649|LMP|Okay, Gene's tearing apart one of the - -