Early Manned Planetary-Interplanetary Roundtrip Expedition - Mars, Nuclear, NASA 1962, HD Remaster
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- Опубліковано 15 тра 2024
- Restored NASA 1962 documentary about EMPIRE - Early Manned Planetary-Interplanetary Roundtrip Expedition. Krafft Ehricke presents a General Dynamics study of Venus and Mars orbiters and landers, using spacecraft assembled on Earth Orbit using Saturn or Nova rocket launches. These spacecraft would be powered by nuclear thermal engines (NERVA).
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Krafft Ehricke, the scientist here, is the man behind the Centaur upper stage. Raise a glass to him and the Cadillac of rocket stages.
Wow, we were really ambitious in 62. The only thing they didn't see coming was Apollo 1, and the budget concerns in the early 70s.
Wow, that was spectacularly optimistic and ambitious. Love all the technical details. Elon Musks spiritual ancestor?
Venus surface mission? Oh, they didn't know Venus surface was hell yet...
Space Age GOLD! I love the imagineer-style concept art of the time. Gloriously naive until the actual programs declared the reality.
Man... I wish this was five long. Great upload.
This optimistic film was made when NASA was getting 4% of the US budget; Freiherr Von Braun and his fellow "Expatriots" thought the cash flow would never stop: but then after a few moon landings, 'Murka bored of space exploration, and to quote Johnny Cash, the sparkling water stopped...
In the 21st century we'll be driving nuclear powered flying cars and wearing silver mylar jumpsuits. Looking forward to it !
They planned for the Mars Mission to happen during Watergate...
Pluto by 1995!
Oh yeah this is a good one
First!
There's no way that man can land on Venus because if surface temperature mars is the only planet that man could land on which is a long way to come this program was ambitious and Way too expensive
They didn’t know at the time whether Venus had a thick atmosphere. This is likely just before Mariner and Venera.
@@nolancain8792 same with Mars' surface features, must've been an amazing time to be an imagineer
I agree. Venus was and is no option. Mars was always the best option for manned landings.
This guy isn't the HNIC. Where's Werner?😁
mein fuhrer, i can walk!
Life cannot survive past the Van Allen radioactive belts! PERIOD!!
They are called BELTS for a reason. Just go around them, it’s not hard to avoid the dangerous parts. Apollo did it.
prove it :)
@@MrFranklitalien Easily done, Photos from current moon orbiters clearly show the landing sites of all of the manned lunar landings. Your conspiracy theory has long been debunked, no matter what you may care to believe.
Actually, those are 2 exclamation points...
@@GumballAstronaut7206can’t really go around them, just build for them. Still a great feat to deal with that amount of radioactive concentration.
Pluto by 1995? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
The number of laughing/crying emojis one needs to communicate a point is inversely proportional to his I.Q.
Not sure what your studying since ther have never been any
Speaking of studying...*you're...*there...
P.S. Any of what?
@@codymoe4986Haha well said!
Which Nazi rocket scientist is this?
Krafft Ehricke. He developed the Centaur stage.
Oi veh, again with the Nazis
lmfao...omg what a fakery
No, I'm pretty sure this was a NASA documentary from the 1960's...