😂 it’s funny how the show kept hinting at them being pot head, like how they had the munchies all the time for food or how they would laugh at anything even there own dumb jokes or the fact that shaggy was talking to a dog and fully understood Scooby, or the way shaggy dressed and walked like a stoner or how forgetful and unreliable those 2 where 😂 there where so many hints in the show
The actress who played the nurse, Jane Dornacker, was a traffic reporter for a New York radio station and was killed in a helicopter crash a few years after the movie was made while doing a traffic report.
I should add that this is the crash where the audio of her yelling "hit the water! hit the water!" is heard right before the line goes dead during a live radio traffic report.
Stop making stuff up. Do you really believe that is water from Flint, Michigan? Seriously? Just because it’s brown? Come on. It’s clearly just colored water. If it was water from Flint, it would be on fire and would also probably be exploding. 😂
Circular breathing is a technique used by players of some wind instruments to produce a continuous tone without interruption. It is accomplished by breathing in through the nose while simultaneously pushing air out through the mouth using air stored in the cheeks.
I believe Glenn and Carpenter did win (though probably not as is shown), because they were both SCUBA divers and knew how to control their breathing. I think I read that in the book, The Right Stuff.
@@Woody615 I just looked it up in the book again after re-watching the movie. Carpenter and Glenn were first and second respectively, Glenn managed 150 seconds, but Carpenter did 171 seconds, almost doubling the previous record of 91 seconds. Carpenter was a SCUBA diver, which is part of the reason he won, I don't think Glenn was. The book said that Carpenter typically had the best performance on all the physical tests, and Glenn was usually a close second place. In addition to being a SCUBA diver, Carpenter had been a college gymnast, so he was the best natural athlete among the Mercury 7.
Favorite part of the movie: Cooper thinks he beats the record at 93 seconds and turns around and realizes Scott and Glenn are still going! Laughed so hard at this part!
ucfkid67 I hate democrats as much as the next decent person... But how dare you disrespect John Glenn!!? He was so awesome he was an honorary republican.... 🇺🇸
@@meaninglesscog rip Chuck Yeager, rip Sam Shepard, rip Levon Helm. "Hey, Ridley, ya got any Beeman's?" "Ya, I think I got me a stick." "Loan me some, will ya? I'll pay you back later." "Fair enough."
@@doctordoom02 It's from the Archie comic's that were famous back then. theres also a modern show based on it now. Archie and jughead are best friends in the comics. Its also where Josie and the pussy cats comes from.
They're not holding their breathe. It is a technique called circular breathing. You breathe in through your nose while you simultaneously push out from your mouth air stored in your cheeks. The hard part is that pause when you have to stop breathing through the nose and fill your cheeks back up with air. That's why they have to maintain the ball between the lines. It is easy to push too weak OR too strong. This is a technique practiced by most horn players, for obvious reasons.
@@BudaPetermann It’s because they’re both being such good sports about it. Like a cartoon character teaching children how to behave and handle victory/defeat.
@Jason Robinson I had big old crush on Lance after Aliens came out, and so I was specifically watching for him when I finally watched The Right Stuff. :-D
They always seem to cast someone memorable as Schirra. Mark Harmon from "NCIS" played Schirra in "From the Earth to the Moon" and Aaron Staton (Cole Phelps from "LA Noire") is playing him in the "Right Stuff" series.
I had to get an annual pulmonary functions tests for my MOS in the Marines. I remember feeling like I was about to have my eyes pop out of my skull and onto the table.
Its a technique called circular breathing where you breathe in through your nose while you simultaneously blow from your mouth air stored in your cheeks. It is practiced by most horn players, for obvious reasons.
@@edgarbm6407 You've posted the same thing multiple times, and you've been wrong multiple times. They weren't doing circular breathing, they were being tested for tidal volume.
I grew up in Cocoa Beach during the Space Race years as my late father was a Radar Guidance Engineer with GE out at The Cape from '57 til '75 when he got transferred to Vandenberg. As a very young boy I saw Glenn and Shepard running on Cocoa Beach several times. To put it in today's parlance, they were ripped and looked like Olympic athletes...they were very bad men (a recently retired Ph.D. Aerospace/Computer Engineer who worked for a large American defense contractor's Missile Systems company. I now live back in Cocoa Beach, but this time beachfront).
@ELDEANTI Interesting...my Dad got transferred to Vandenberg from The Cape in '76 after Apollo ended. He worked for GE at Vandenberg until the mid/late 90's
@@PotSmokeGuy Was gonna say... I haven't seen the film, but I have read the book, and by that account he was easily the most strait laced and nearly puritanical of them all, to the point the others resented it to some extent.
@@DodderingOldMan Although not one of the Mercury 7, Frank Borman was probably the most straight-laced astronaut of the lot. It really was just a job to him.
A good wind musician might be able to do circular breathing, and I would not consider that to be cheating. Such a person might be able to maintain this test for an hour.
@@elijahcanning3020 horn players have to maintain pressure to maintain pitch, It would definitely allow enough control to keep the ball between the lines.
"In case you haven't noticed- I'm weird. I'm a weirdo; I don't fit in and I don't want to fit in. Have you ever seen a ball floating in a tube for so long? That's weird."
They're the only ones squeezing the rubber tubing, I guess to reduce the internal diameter, increase the pressure of their breath, so with less air used they equal the same pressure as the other men who don't squeeze their tubes.
Love this, but would like a YTV of Gus Grissom and another of the astronauts sitting at the bar when, I think it was the actor playing Deak Slayton jumped in the tank with the mermaids and started swimming around. I have the DVD, I just don't know how to copy it as a You Tube Video. Hope someone else will.. Gus is sitting at the bar and ask the bar maid if she would like one of his little mini space capsule nick knacks and she says something like, "Why would it?" and Gus says, something like what if they had been up in space and then at the end of the scene Deak Slayton, fully clothed jumps in to the bar's mermaid tank.
None of these men were woodwind players: Just inflate your cheeks, blow out of your mouth,when you're out of air deflate your cheeks, quickly breath in through your nose, your lungs are full. You can sustain it indefinitely.
While I'm sure the amount of air needed to maintain a woodwind instrument is sustained by the air coming out of your cheeks, I don't think it is enough to elevate the ball in that test.
@@matthewdunphy8524 It may do, the balls drop quite slowly when the blokes stop breathing, indicating a fairly close seal to the tube which would reduce the airflow required to lift it. Having said that, this is a lung capacity test, circular breathing would defeat the purpose of the exercise.
1956-58, I'm going to El Toro school for kids of officers, ignorant. Don't all kids go to school at jet bases? Doesn't everybody hear several series of sonic booms every few weeks? Field trips to the base, the control tower? Sitting in displayed open-cockpit monoplanes (I tried to enable the machine gun, not successful)!
Yep. Navy man here. I saw more Marines dragged out of more bars by shore patrol in more countries than service members from any other branch. The few, the proud. Lol.
i wonder if ryan gossling (a canadian) bothered to watch this film before he embarrassed himself in First Man. this was an American Thing Ryan!! The world benefited, but it was and is an American Endeavor. If we didn’t decide to go to the moon, nobody goes. And nobody has since gone Ryan!!!
The noise shaggy and scooby make when the gangs not in the van
😂 it’s funny how the show kept hinting at them being pot head, like how they had the munchies all the time for food or how they would laugh at anything even there own dumb jokes or the fact that shaggy was talking to a dog and fully understood Scooby, or the way shaggy dressed and walked like a stoner or how forgetful and unreliable those 2 where 😂 there where so many hints in the show
You win the internet today!
I fucking choked on my fish and chips
“We’re competing with Archie and Jughead…” that line always gets me
The actress who played the nurse, Jane Dornacker, was a traffic reporter for a New York radio station and was killed in a helicopter crash a few years after the movie was made while doing a traffic report.
Even more tragic was her family was listening to her as she was going down to her death.
I know the audio of the crash but never knew this was her. It was about 4 years after _The Right Stuff_ was filmed.
I should add that this is the crash where the audio of her yelling "hit the water! hit the water!" is heard right before the line goes dead during a live radio traffic report.
God speed Jane Dornacker
I had to look this up...she's also listed as a comedian and rock musician. Wiki says she was in another helicopter crash jsut six months earlier.
Nothing I love more than watching the joy leave the eyes of a premature celebrator.
The water used in this scene is brought to you by the city of Flint, Michigan.
Stop making stuff up. Do you really believe that is water from Flint, Michigan? Seriously? Just because it’s brown? Come on. It’s clearly just colored water. If it was water from Flint, it would be on fire and would also probably be exploding. 😂
genius
@@zach11241 you had me in the first half not gonna lie
I live in Flint. We're all good here bro.
Still laughed tho
Circular breathing is a technique used by players of some wind instruments to produce a continuous tone without interruption. It is accomplished by breathing in through the nose while simultaneously pushing air out through the mouth using air stored in the cheeks.
Kenny G does this.
Read my comment mate.
@@philipbay1548 lol your comment was made a few days ago, this original one was made 8 months ago
@@peterlohnes1 Welcome to the internet!
@@googleislame so does Wynton Marsalis
In real life Gordon Cooper won being the only non-smoker among the 7.
Shepard quit smoking, but he refused to give up drinking cocktails.
I believe Glenn and Carpenter did win (though probably not as is shown), because they were both SCUBA divers and knew how to control their breathing. I think I read that in the book, The Right Stuff.
@@Woody615 I just looked it up in the book again after re-watching the movie. Carpenter and Glenn were first and second respectively, Glenn managed 150 seconds, but Carpenter did 171 seconds, almost doubling the previous record of 91 seconds. Carpenter was a SCUBA diver, which is part of the reason he won, I don't think Glenn was. The book said that Carpenter typically had the best performance on all the physical tests, and Glenn was usually a close second place. In addition to being a SCUBA diver, Carpenter had been a college gymnast, so he was the best natural athlete among the Mercury 7.
@@aligborat 171 seconds. I can't hold my breath half that long let alone push a ball. Legends.
@@aligborat They both ran on the beach. Glen did it everyday. So did Carpenter....
Favorite part of the movie: Cooper thinks he beats the record at 93 seconds and turns around and realizes Scott and Glenn are still going! Laughed so hard at this part!
Dennis Quaid (looks and voice) reminds me so much of Jack Nicholson in this scene.
Easy come, easy go.
I love the fact you had astronauts named Scott and Glenn that were in a movie where one of the lead actors is named scott Glenn.
@@Lupinthe3rd. And an actor named Shepard.
Yes. That's what's in the clip we just watched. Thank you for that.
RIP John Glenn. We lost a Great American.
Screw that wack job democrat
@@ucfkid67 no screw you
@@ucfkid67 The wack job here is you.
ucfkid67 I hate democrats as much as the next decent person...
But how dare you disrespect John Glenn!!?
He was so awesome he was an honorary republican.... 🇺🇸
Straighten up and fly right!!
It's weird watching this clip and realizing that in real life Carpenter and Glenn have outlasted the rest of their fellow Mercury 7 astronauts.
Dillon And yet, Carpenter was right in the end. Glenn outlived Carpenter by about four years.
And how about brigadier general Chuck Yeager. Not one of the 7 or an astronaut for that matter. Pretty important guy though and still alive and well.
@@scottjustscott3730 Very important guy.
@@scottjustscott3730 RIP Chuck Yeager
@@meaninglesscog rip Chuck Yeager, rip Sam Shepard, rip Levon Helm. "Hey, Ridley, ya got any Beeman's?" "Ya, I think I got me a stick." "Loan me some, will ya? I'll pay you back later." "Fair enough."
We're competin' against Archie and Jughead... Best line in the movie.
Who are they? In Italy they dubbed Superman and Flash Gordon but can't get the Archie and Jughead reference
@@doctordoom02 It's from the Archie comic's that were famous back then. theres also a modern show based on it now. Archie and jughead are best friends in the comics. Its also where Josie and the pussy cats comes from.
Then I’m glad I didn’t watch it
Most men don't understand, holding your breath this long is exactly what ladies are looking for.
They're not holding their breathe.
It is a technique called circular breathing. You breathe in through your nose while you simultaneously push out from your mouth air stored in your cheeks. The hard part is that pause when you have to stop breathing through the nose and fill your cheeks back up with air. That's why they have to maintain the ball between the lines. It is easy to push too weak OR too strong. This is a technique practiced by most horn players, for obvious reasons.
Actually... One has to learn to breathe through the nose to keep the ladies happy as well
@@edgarbm6407
You tried so hard.
Just to look stupid.
You succeeded.
CONGRATULATIONS!
@@jewsownthemedia3811 he only missed the joke. That's not a big deal
@Rob 😁 .. I no longer pay attention to handle names, people use all sorts of ridiculous handles ... myself included.
Love the Archie comics joke. I never noticed it before.
Glenn disliked how he was portrayed in this movie, saying that he was not such an Archie.
i did not get the joke, could you explain ?
@@BudaPetermann It’s because they’re both being such good sports about it. Like a cartoon character teaching children how to behave and handle victory/defeat.
@@BudaPetermann From what I gather, "Archie and Jughead" were two famous cartoon characters at the time.
RIP Mercury 7 astronauts and Jane Dornaker (actress (and news reporter) who played nurse in this scene
0:53 Bishop from "Aliens" playing Wally Schirra.
@Jason Robinson I had big old crush on Lance after Aliens came out, and so I was specifically watching for him when I finally watched The Right Stuff. :-D
They always seem to cast someone memorable as Schirra. Mark Harmon from "NCIS" played Schirra in "From the Earth to the Moon" and Aaron Staton (Cole Phelps from "LA Noire") is playing him in the "Right Stuff" series.
legendary!! such an awesome movie.
Scott Carpenter is from Colorado, altitude training op.
I had to get an annual pulmonary functions tests for my MOS in the Marines. I remember feeling like I was about to have my eyes pop out of my skull and onto the table.
This involves the concept of expiratory reserve and tidal volume. So, it's lung capacity and the remaining volume in the lungs.
Its a technique called circular breathing where you breathe in through your nose while you simultaneously blow from your mouth air stored in your cheeks. It is practiced by most horn players, for obvious reasons.
@@edgarbm6407 You've posted the same thing multiple times, and you've been wrong multiple times. They weren't doing circular breathing, they were being tested for tidal volume.
That's the old generation of American, cocky sometimes but honest, fair, straight, and accept own failing like a gentleman.
Love this movie. Always will
You should upload the scene where they collect sperm and they start humming the Air Force and Marines theme song XD
One of the best movies ever.
I always try to keep up with these guys when I watch this seen and can't get past 20 seconds!
"...when I watch this seen..."
* Scene.
0:55 Never realized until now that Lance Henriksen was in this
I know a few saxophonists who would kill that test by an hour or two
They were so young in that movie!
It should be noted that Scott and John were also the last ones to meet their reward.
Those guys must have the lungs of seals... and I don't mean the NAVY type either!
I got breathless 10 seconds into this clip.
its a bong lab.
I grew up in Cocoa Beach during the Space Race years as my late father was a Radar Guidance Engineer with GE out at The Cape from '57 til '75 when he got transferred to Vandenberg. As a very young boy I saw Glenn and Shepard running on Cocoa Beach several times. To put it in today's parlance, they were ripped and looked like Olympic athletes...they were very bad men (a recently retired Ph.D. Aerospace/Computer Engineer who worked for a large American defense contractor's Missile Systems company. I now live back in Cocoa Beach, but this time beachfront).
@ELDEANTI Interesting...my Dad got transferred to Vandenberg from The Cape in '76 after Apollo ended. He worked for GE at Vandenberg until the mid/late 90's
I have COPD and it hurt watching this ;-)
If you want to beat a record don't plan on beating it just barely. Plan to shatter it.
I like how Glen is portrayed, pretty much up for anything. He must’ve been fun to party with
He didn't party at all. He was a religious, serious man in reality.
@@PotSmokeGuy Was gonna say... I haven't seen the film, but I have read the book, and by that account he was easily the most strait laced and nearly puritanical of them all, to the point the others resented it to some extent.
@@DodderingOldMan Although not one of the Mercury 7, Frank Borman was probably the most straight-laced astronaut of the lot. It really was just a job to him.
one of my fav scenes
That was beautiful the best and the brightest
That was awesome our military is full of guys like that
best part "starts" at 2:21 with "we're competing with......" (IMO)!!!
Grissom was worst at math...he undercalculated splashdown and CAPSULE lost O2; packing your Deschutes means they are ALWAYS packed without Gary Busey.
Too bad none of them thought of circular breathing-although that would have been cheating, but then again what's the point of all this?
I don't think any of them were brass musicians, tho, and not everyone can circular breathe.
A good wind musician might be able to do circular breathing, and I would not consider that to be cheating. Such a person might be able to maintain this test for an hour.
I assumed that was what they were doing.
Im not sure the circular breathing would keep the ball between the lines. It still has fluctuations with how much air is put out.
@@elijahcanning3020 horn players have to maintain pressure to maintain pitch, It would definitely allow enough control to keep the ball between the lines.
God speed Jane Dornacker
"MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM.....mediciny"
Damn, beat me to that line!
the reverse bong hit
"In case you haven't noticed- I'm weird. I'm a weirdo; I don't fit in and I don't want to fit in. Have you ever seen a ball floating in a tube for so long? That's weird."
if y'all close you eyes and just listen to this...
Great film 🎥
Every one of these guys were total Chads
The guy at 0:36 looks like the real Alan Shepard, but I assume it isn't.
Carpenter won that contest and the longest over shoot of your landing zone.
This screenplay is incredible.
They're the only ones squeezing the rubber tubing, I guess to reduce the internal diameter, increase the pressure of their breath, so with less air used they equal the same pressure as the other men who don't squeeze their tubes.
That was a classic line.
Bet Meg is a happy camper 😉🤫
How wholesome
To breath out for two minutes is very hard
It's like every hard ass actor ever is in this scene.
THESE TWO LINES...............................BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB
Love this, but would like a YTV of Gus Grissom and another of the astronauts sitting at the bar when, I think it was the actor playing Deak Slayton jumped in the tank with the mermaids and started swimming around. I have the DVD, I just don't know how to copy it as a You Tube Video. Hope someone else will.. Gus is sitting at the bar and ask the bar maid if she would like one of his little mini space capsule nick knacks and she says something like, "Why would it?" and Gus says, something like what if they had been up in space and then at the end of the scene Deak Slayton, fully clothed jumps in to the bar's mermaid tank.
RIP Fred Ward
Humility. When did it die?
We're competin' with Archie and Jughead..... 🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😁😁🤣🤣🤣🤣
None of these men were woodwind players:
Just inflate your cheeks, blow out of your mouth,when you're out of air deflate your cheeks, quickly breath in through your nose, your lungs are full.
You can sustain it indefinitely.
While I'm sure the amount of air needed to maintain a woodwind instrument is sustained by the air coming out of your cheeks, I don't think it is enough to elevate the ball in that test.
@@matthewdunphy8524 It may do, the balls drop quite slowly when the blokes stop breathing, indicating a fairly close seal to the tube which would reduce the airflow required to lift it. Having said that, this is a lung capacity test, circular breathing would defeat the purpose of the exercise.
They were probably honest enough to not cheat
Its a lung capacity test,not a "how long can you keep this ball up" test ffs
So can your wife.. 😅
Dennis Quaid is always great. Never a bad performance.
Btw, Gordo would have won if he'd been paying attention to the other end of the table.
How is this even possible?😮
1956-58, I'm going to El Toro school for kids of officers, ignorant. Don't all kids go to school at jet bases? Doesn't everybody hear several series of sonic booms every few weeks? Field trips to the base, the control tower? Sitting in displayed open-cockpit monoplanes (I tried to enable the machine gun, not successful)!
Man imagine the global meltdown if they tried to produce this movie today . People would actually be jailed ! or worse.
What for?
me and the boys at the hookah lounge
Breathing is hard
Cypress hill starts playing*
He played Wally Schirra.
Marines will beat u in anything
Semper fi
Yep. Navy man here. I saw more Marines dragged out of more bars by shore patrol in more countries than service members from any other branch. The few, the proud. Lol.
All it is just a test or game to see who can survive in SPACE or on our only MOON? Do I think the USSR or Russians tried to put a flag on our moon?
wow, I want to blow bubbles to be an astronaut.
Maybe just be an astronaut to blow bubbles. Work before play.
Why do they have to blow air through a column of urine?
In some crowds that would be considered art.
2:09 just terrible he exhaled, error
Does is spirometry test?
Gordo 😂👍🏽❤️
Circular breathing
Non 1982 haircuts
Why'd the water have to be morning pee color?
astronauts need to learn about circular breathing.
Me: Yeah, not happening. I've never smoked once and I would last about 30 secs.
Looks like a frat party
What’s sad is that 60 years later you just have to be a 90 year old actor to go to space.
NEBRASKA and Creighton terms mr. SMITH, THAT means I have performed GOVERNMENT audits and don't like rodent nor Winningham stew.
And the purpose of this test is what exactly
To show how obnoxious they could be at a restaurant
Golden Retriever To ensure they had the lung capacity and breathing ability to work in a low-pressure environment.
Hmmmm....mediciney
Is this how they tested lung capacity back then?
Spectastic who knows? It was the 50s.
Still do.
@@Vopo64 Yep, was in the hospital a month ago and had to use an incentive spirometer several times a day to stave off pneumonia.
That's not how a Bong works!
When Homer Simpson drank the water! !!!!
1:57 Emulation is all.
宇宙兄弟のやつってこれのオマージュなのかな?
There is alot of undisclosed eroticism here. AND I LOVE IF
It's not pot,,amen amen
Trump would have major league failed all the other tests but surpassed everyone here.
@ELDEANTI Yeah because Biden who refers to black kids as "roaches" and a baseball player as the "great negro" is an amazing guy.
Research flat earth
i wonder if ryan gossling (a canadian) bothered to watch this film before he embarrassed himself in First Man.
this was an American Thing Ryan!! The world benefited, but it was and is an American Endeavor. If we didn’t decide to go to the moon, nobody goes. And nobody has since gone Ryan!!!
What a load of crap, most people could not do 15 secs
They're off to a good start.