This is an edit of the "alien astronauts spaceship videos" from the 1980 film, Hangar 18. In the film, a space ship crashes in Arizona and U.S. government scientists are studying the ship when they accidentally activate the on-board video message system which outlines designated landing sites, with symbols across the bottom in the alien language and an alien voice (possibly artificial) narrating it. In the story, we humans were the product of interbreeding with their ancestors ages ago and now they are coming here...for what reason, we never learn. I always liked the sequence and used modern-day editing (the cheap stuff) to crop out the human scientists and leave only the alien video. I took the alien voice narration and used a sound editor to tweak it, reversed some segments, and tried to make it seem to be one video, instead of several clips. This is a cool movie because it had several former NASA people involved and shows the space shuttle in action before it was launched in real life. As a side note, the show "Fantastic Journey" (which is on UA-cam) shows a boy holding a model of the space shuttle in 1976, as part of a scene where he is in a futuristic city (which is actually Atlania, or Atlantis, from 30,000 years ago). Did you like it?
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This is an edit of the "alien astronauts spaceship videos" from the 1980 film, Hangar 18. In the film, a space ship crashes in Arizona and U.S. government scientists are studying the ship when they accidentally activate the on-board video message system which outlines designated landing sites, with symbols across the bottom in the alien language and an alien voice (possibly artificial) narrating it. In the story, we humans were the product of interbreeding with their ancestors ages ago and now they are coming here...for what reason, we never learn. I always liked the sequence and used modern-day editing (the cheap stuff) to crop out the human scientists and leave only the alien video. I took the alien voice narration and used a sound editor to tweak it, reversed some segments, and tried to make it seem to be one video, instead of several clips. This is a cool movie because it had several former NASA people involved and shows the space shuttle in action before it was launched in real life. As a side note, the show "Fantastic Journey" (which is on UA-cam) shows a boy holding a model of the space shuttle in 1976, as part of a scene where he is in a futuristic city (which is actually Atlania, or Atlantis, from 30,000 years ago).
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