This is a real project, exactly as it came out. Same screen you get after pasting a script. Every scene, every candidate, every score and the reason it was picked. Nothing is mocked up, including the scenes it found nothing for. Ticking clips works here; the shot list itself needs a project of your own.
On the 13th of April 1970, nearly fifty-six hours after launch, an oxygen tank exploded inside Apollo 13's service module, around two hundred thousand miles from Earth.
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Jack Swigert radioed the words that became famous: Houston, we've had a problem.
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The command module was losing power and oxygen fast.
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The crew, Jim Lovell, Jack Swigert and Fred Haise, climbed into the lunar module Aquarius and used it as a lifeboat.
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It was built to keep two men alive for two days.
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Now it had to keep three alive for four.
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Carbon dioxide began to build up,
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and the spare filters from the command module were square while the lunar module's fittings were round.
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Engineers in Houston worked out a fix from plastic bags, cardboard and tape,
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and read the instructions up to the crew.
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On the 17th of April, Apollo 13 splashed down in the Pacific,
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and the three astronauts were lifted aboard the USS Iwo Jima.
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