[00:00 - 00:10] Again, the areas in black are the total area covered which we obtained from the mission, [00:10 - 00:21] and the areas in red are the pieces which we missed due to the deletion of the plane change and the day early return. [00:21 - 00:27] This little piece down here was a oblique pass which we had planned with the pan camera. [00:27 - 00:37] It would have taken place on Rev 72 in order to get photographs of Gessendi, which is an area of particular interest to the geology. [00:37 - 00:45] So you can see that we did lose some data. On the other hand, we did pick up some data that we would not have gotten, [00:45 - 00:54] and I think overall the effectiveness of the coverage was about 90% of what we had hoped for pre-mission. [00:54 - 01:07] I really want to express the thanks of the photo team to the flight planners here and also to Ken for his operation of the cameras during the mission. [01:07 - 01:18] I know that it was very confusing to be continually changing the flight plan, and Ken probably wondered what the hell we were doing with all these on-offs and so on. [01:18 - 01:30] But really I think we did a very effective job of recovering almost all of the data that we had planned for the mission. [01:30 - 01:34] May I have the next slide, please? [01:34 - 01:40] This is a diagram showing what the Apollo 15 coverage was like. [01:40 - 01:48] This is the planned coverage for the 16 mission, and in the dotted line is the planned coverage for the 17…