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But it didn’t, and the mission has come to be called a “successful failure. ” What things were responsible for that success ? the overcoming of odds ? to rescue of the crew? Since Woodfill was there in the thick of the action, he has some ideas on how to answer that question. But also, for the past 40 years he has studied the Apollo13 mission in intricate detail, examining all the various facets of the rescue by going through flight transcripts, debriefs, and other documents, plus he’s talked to many other people who worked during the mission. Fascinated by the turn of events and individuals involved who turned failure into success, Woodfill has come up with what he calls “13 Things That Saved Apollo 13. ” Over the next few weeks, we’ll share Woodfill’s insights and discuss each of those 13 turning points. What better way to celebrate the 40th anniversary of Apollo 13! But for today, besides giving our readers a preview of what is to come the next 13 days, we’ll take this opportunity introduce you to Jerry Woodfill. Jerry Woodfill working in the Apollo Mission Evaluation Room. Credit: Jerry Woodfill. While attending Rice University on a basketball scholarship, Woodfill was inspired by President John F. Kennedy’s famous “We Choose to go to the Moon” speech delivered at Rice. Woodfill turned in his basketball shoes and focused on his studies of electrical engineering, hoping to become part of the space program. He came on board at NASA just in time to work on helping to build the Apollo spacecraft. “I spent years working with contractors, engineers, flight controllers and astronauts on the caution and warning system, or the alarm systems for both the lunar lander as well as the command ship, ” Woodfill said. He compared the alarm system to the lights that come on in an automobile when the battery is low or the generator isn’t working. “We had to come up with the best means of telling the astronauts they had a problem. We had to make sure the alarm system worked right. ” Woodfill said that like most of the NASA team, he knew the workings of the command ship and lander more intimately than any of his college courses would have required, but that prepared him for any problems that might arise. The Mission Evaluation Room. Credit: Jerry Woodfill. During the Apollo missions Woodfill worked in the Mission Evaluation Room, which is NOT the Mission Operations Control Room (MOCR) or “Mission Control” as it is known. MER was in a building adjacent to the Mission Control building. Woodfill has written a webpage detailing the difference between the MER and MOCR. “We were an unsung group, ” Woodfill said. “We were there for mission support. We weren’t flight controllers, but we were experts. For other missions that were routine we didn’t play that big of a role, but for the Apollo 13 mission, we did play a role. ” Woodfill tends to downplay both his role and the importance of the MER. “Comparing the 1970s era MER to the Mission Operations Control Room would be akin to comparing the Queen Mary to a weekend boater’s cabin cruiser, ” he said. “Likewise, comparing my role in the rescue to Gene Kranz and Glen Lunney’s would be more incomparable. ” For a truly unbiased opinion, however, Chapter 11 of Jim Lovell’s book “Lost Moon” (renamed Apollo 13 after the movie of the same name came out in 1995) details how important the people in the Mission Evaluation Room were. Yes, the “MER-men” were important! While many may say the way Apollo 13 turned out was luck or a fortuitous turn of events, Woodfill said he tends to lean towards providence. Over the next 13 days, perhaps we’ll find out! And if Woodfill’s name is familiar to Universe Today readers, you may recall how he found the “lost” lesson plans of the teacher in space, Christa McAuliffe, and brought them “back to life” so to speak, as they are now being used by many teachers and Challenger Learning Centers. Listen to an interview of Jerry Woodfill that I did for the 365 Days of Astronomy podcast. Additional Articles in the “13 Things That Saved Apollo 13” that have now been posted: Part 1: Timing Part 2: The Hatch That Wouldn’t Close Part 3: Charlie Duke’s Measles Part 4: Using the LM for Propulsion Part 5: Unexplained Shutdown of the Saturn V Center Engine Part 6: Navigating by Earth’s Terminator Part 7: The Apollo 1 Fire Part 8: The Command Module Wasn’t Severed Part 9: Position of the Tanks Part 10: Duct Tape Part 11: A Hollywood Movie Part 12: Lunar Orbit Rendezvous Part 13: The Mission Operations Team Also: Your Questions about Apollo 13 Answered by Jerry Woodfill (Part 1) More Reader Questions about Apollo 13 Answered by Jerry Woodfill (part 2) Final Round of Apollo 13 Questions Answered by Jerry Woodfill (part 3) Never Before Published Images of Apollo 13’s Recovery.
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19:17 Interesting fact, in most of the clips you only see Kennedy say that line: We choose to go to the Moon. with the audience cheering behind him. But In reality, the speech at Rice university wasn't hitting home with those in attendance at the time. Kennedy wanted cheers at a videotaped speech of him declaring a new national goal, but he knew he wasn't going to get it. And now you can see what he did, which is very clever. He purposefully inserted a line before the one we all know, a line most people don't remember: Why does Rice play Texas? The audience laughed and cheered for that and Kennedy knew they would, he didn't wait even a moment and immediately went on to the next line, raising his voice and going full historical showmanship. He had his moment, he had that line recorded on video with the many people surrounding him cheering on as he says it, even though they were actually cheering because of the line that came before it. With that, Kennedy could go to congress and ask for the funding. Now that's someone who understands politics.

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