“Virtually no flight plan activities scheduled at this time.” #Apollo11 is currently 106,482 miles away from Earth, speed 5,607 feet per second.

CAPCOM Garriott says present forecast “shows acceptable conditions in your recovery area” with tropical storm Claudia dissipating. #Apollo11.

Flight Surgeon now reporting all crew members awake after 10 hours of rest; altitude currently 114,146 miles & velocity 5,359 feet per second. #Apollo11.

Flight Surgeon reports all three crewmembers probably still sleeping; currently 115,470 miles from Earth, speed 5,317 feet per second. #Apollo11.

A 10 year old boy in Guam helped out the #Apollo11 mission; the Guam tracking station had a problem with an antenna bearing. Greg Force had an arm small enough to reach through a small hole to replace the bearing.

#Apollo11 118,542 miles from Earth, approaching at 5,225 ft/s. Crew still asleep; midcourse correction 6 has been canceled.

#Apollo11‘s distance from Earth is 121,505 miles, with velocity 5,138 feet per second. 26.5 hours until reentry #Apollo11.

#Apollo11 is maintaining passive thermal control mode, 124,520 miles from Earth, approaching at velocity 5,055 feet per second. #Apollo11.

#Apollo11 is 127,431 miles away; the crew should get a good view of tropical storms Viola & Claudia tomorrow, but won’t affect landing area.

#Apollo11 is 130,306 miles from Earth, velocity is 4,900 feet per second, crew is still asleep and all systems are still performing well. #Apollo11.

#Apollo11 is 133,131 miles from Earth, approaching at 4,827 feet per second, about 30.5 hours away from entry into Earth’s atmosphere.

#Apollo11 is 135,920 miles from Earth, traveling at velocity 4,758 feet per second.

#Apollo11 is 138,674 miles from Earth, approaching at 4,692 feet per second. On present trajectory, Columbia’s entry angle is -6.56 degrees.

According to Flight Surgeon Cannon Biers, the crew officially went to sleep just under an hour ago. #Apollo11.

Getting ready for another rest period, but according to Buzz, they’re “not as sleepy tonight as we were last night.” #Apollo11.

PAO: “Apollo 11 crew is giving their final report prior to their starting their 10-hour rest period.” #Apollo11.

Music in space? Neil: “That’s an old favorite of mine…it’s an album made about 20 years ago, called ‘Music Out of the Moon.’” #Apollo11.

Some more health news: “Neil has the highest heartbeat ever seen on a manned space flight…the surgeon is about to die.” #Apollo11.

Health report: “Buzz, you brought the surgeon right out of his chair. We see you exercising…we’ve got his heartbeat way up.” #Apollo11.

News for the astronauts: NASA is expecting calls from mothers “complaining that their youngsters are trying to drink milk from spoons thanks to you, Mike.” #Apollo11.