On this day 50 years ago we achieved what was considered before to be the work of fiction, mankind walked on a surface that was not earth. Though the road was long and the price high we had done something that will be remembered for all time. To the three men who let go the bonds of earth thank you for showing us the future, for showing us what lay beyond the horizon.
@@ReyeS000Il I appreciate your spirit of exploration, yes it is real in terms of great effort and great spectacle and man still keeps striving to finally get close to the unknown nature of this plasma surface
@@mrridiculous4896 That's a ridiculous claim considering the amount of engineering that went into the Apollo program. Every screw is accounted for, I don't see what your god has to do with any of that. Leave the supernatural out of math, science, and engineering. Try reading more than one book in your life.
@@alexshi9320 So you think I only read the Bible? I also read many books too, the Bible is my most loved book, I also love astronomy, because I can see how much God has made the universe and how God is powerful enough to make all of these in the universe, God gave us talents to use, and we humans use that talent to go to the moon, without God giving us that talent, we wouldn't have gone to the moon in the first place.
These words burned in my mind more then Armstrong's infamous words shortly after. Entire family frozen around the TV, Tranquility base here....the Eagle had landed. The entire room burst in to tears.
Only three people knew the name "Tranquility Base" - Armstrong, Aldrin, and Charles Duke, the man acting as CAPCOM. During training, they'd continued to use the call sign "Eagle"; right before the flight, they decided to use "Tranquility Base" after landing.
@AMG BOYZ Of course because it really happened, dope. The technology to fake it did not exist back then, moron. The continual live footage we all watched back then was not fake-able but you are too stupid to realize this FACT.
I remember watching this, not even 10 years old and it was wonderful to see. Saw a moon rock they presented to our schools in Waco in 1970. A rock from another world.
It's so amazing to think that the first place in the entire Earth to hear news that humans had finally reached the lunar surface was a small village near Madrid, Fresnedilla de la Oliva, such a historic moment
@@jewfromjudah5968 do you know how ridiculous u sound? comparing astronauts to.. devils? stop it. you cannot compare personal belief to real life events with countless data & evidence to back up its existance
@@pamelaia no evidence I have all the evidence I need to prove what I said is true don't matter how u feel its what God said so yes I can prove it I might hurt peoples feelings but so what the Bible is not for everyone it's only for one race of people period
What he said wasn’t worded perfectly but still an incredible man. What he should of said was, “one small step for this man, one giant leap for mankind”
@@Warrior_of_Sparta Hahaha now that you point that out, sure! In the back of my mind I always thought "..step for man" was ever so slightly off, but you've nailed it!
@@dewadattaa268 We would know if that happened, we have the LRO taking images of the entire moon. It would take a somewhat large impact to cover the footprints in a blanket of dust.
@@n5ryan5 Most likely not, maybe the foot prints directly next to the LEM less than a meter away. However the Descent Stage would most likely shield the ground. The vacuum conditions would cause the engine exhaust to expand and spread out. On Earth the 14.5 PSI air pressure causes rocket engine exhaust to shoot out like a hose and blast the ground. On the moon the exhaust would barely have an effect, this is also why the Lunar Module's descent engine doesn't have a large crater below in any of the photographs. There is a very shallow crater below the engine, and the exhaust from the descent engine is enough to raise dust and probably cover footprints. However I doubt the Ascent Engine would have any effect on the footprints. Sorry for the gigantic wall of text.
Wilhelm 5423 wow you know your stuff! That’s a good reply don’t be sorry! The blast trajectory is interesting though. You can see that the flag was impacted by the launch though. Could it be possible that the blast bounced off the LEM and vertically hit the flag?
Nicholas Ryan even in spread out in a fan shape the ascent engine is still relatively powerful. On Apollo 11 Neil and Buzz planted the flag only around 5 meters from the LEM. The blast would definitely be enough to push a flag planted only a few meters away in loose sand or dust. However it would still require a layer several centimeters or inches thick to cover footprints. The descent stage has a mostly flat top with huge hole for the ascent stage to fit into. I think that, rather than the exhaust bouncing of the DM, the vacuum pressure would have caused the engine exhaust to spread out almost to 180 degrees reaching the flag. SpaceX, NASA and ULA all live stream their launches right here on UA-cam and also post their replays. In these stream as the rocket ascends you can see the engine exhaust, or engine plume if you prefer to call it that, spread out more and more as the rocket gets higher. Different engine designs are needed for different pressures, an over or under expanded nozzle can definitely minimize performance and sometime cease to function at all.
@@pamelaia i watched it too. It seems really odd to me that there is a whole generation of people that has been born since we quit going to the moon. This is all "ancient history" to them. 🤔
People dont realize this happened only 66 years after the invention of fixed wing flight... we went from orville and Wilbur wright flying a plane made of canvas and spruce, to neil armstrong and buzz aldrin landing on the moon in apollo 11 in just 66 years. There were people who watched both the first flight, and the first moon landing in one lifetime
Siempre fue la frase que más me emocionó de toda la misión, mucho más que la de “un gran paso…”: “Houston… Tranquility base here. The Eagle has landed”.
I wasn’t alive when Neil Armstrong and buzz aldrin set foot one the moon but I like history so much that I love the story of Apollo 11 and my two favorite words are Houston the eagle has landed and One small step for man, one giant leap for mankind.
One of the reasons why they were chosen was because they can keep their heart rate normal in such situations. Its like how some poker players can keep heart rate normal when they are bluffing. Although the former is a lot harder than latter, no comparison.
When my little eagle/vehicle landed under the CDC canopy. I heard that beautiful whir/purr coming from her heart/motor under the hood. CENTRAL DIAGNOSTIC CLINIC also houses a pharmacy. Thank you bles'sed Father 🤗
Holyshit the amount of thrust that would be needed to slow that vehicle down is absolutely enormous but yet it only kicks up a little dust and the moon rocks that you can still see in place are perfectly intact. Lmao
You think Flat Earthers are bad? If a globe believer even suspects you are considering flat earth ideas, they will start acting like a toddler. Grow up and realize you can't just blast hate statements at others without being a smug dick. Learn to use logic instead.
Apollo 11 broke a psychological barrier. Humans trod another world, not our own. If we could reach this far, why not farther? Why not the planets, the stars themselves?
Watching this on June 21, 2020, amidst the pandemic and the rest of the world going crazy Seems like we've hit a Blunder but we'll get through it. And UA-cam didn't recommend this I searched for it Hopefully this gets seen when algorithm recognizes this and recommends it to millions of people :) one of the best clips on UA-cam til date.
I watched this when I was 5 years old live on tv. I wanted to be an astronaut. I got the Talking View Master Apollo Moon Landing for my Birthday. I wore that thing out playing it over and over. Had it completely memorized. Good Times in America. Something to Believe in and Proud We were all Americans. It's so Sad what the Hippies did to destroy our Republic.
Its suppose to be real as I was a kid in high school (I'm 64) but obviously it is fake as shit. The whole damn thing was fake and huge money pit for the elites to steal!
Remember Earth is relatively right against Earth, and so the comms delay isn’t a problem. Mars is literally (very roughly) a million times farther away, and only takes 15 minutes for signals to make the trip.
@@t65bx25 But it takes 2-3 seconds for a signal to reach the ISS and that's less than 300 miles away. I just want to know if this video represents what is supposed to be an unedited conversation between ground control and the moon. What do you think the delay from the moon should be?
@@t65bx25 I hear your opinion... But I looked up the delay to the ISS and it is 2-3 seconds one way, that makes 4-6 seconds average rounds trip to the ISS. Any idea if they cut the delay out of this footage or how long a delay to the moon would be? That was my comment right?
feels akward to know this is what most grew up with as their most memorable memory, while mine is an aircraft full of human being flying into a building full of human being because we bombed eachother :s
Buzz Aldrin in his own words correcting Conan "What you saw was animation!" When people sat down by in front of their TV's to watch the Moon landing, what they actually saw was an animation. Buzz was there so he should know.
They cut a loot of original footege because they were using so many bad words from all the exitment. Im just wondering why they never went back for more. Maybe it is all just all a hox or they dont want to piss something off that is livig there on the dark side of the moon. Went to Kenedy space center in FL what a amazing place
1:10 copy? Go! ..2.000 feet GO! ....1500' ..GO!!! .500..GO! Bla bla, bla.. GO! Absolutely incredible that in1969 there is a 0 m.s. lag at 256,000 miles away through dense atmospheric conditions where as in 2019 on the 15th of December I can't even get that kind of no lag m.s.time on a high-speed fiber optic cable, $5,000 gaming computer so much as 500 miles.away such a shame we lost that technology isn't it? GO!!!
We never lost technology. Its called radio singles. It travels at the speed of light. Go to your parent's basement and you might find one that uses radio signals to get messages across. Wifi is just a type of radio. Except it has a more powerful impact than radio at the cost of the distance and speed it can go. So you wouldn't be able to play video games with radio only talk with it.
@@dantaedahmesl7441 when I said they lost the technology I was referring to the astronaut who was talking about the reason why we don't go back to the Moon don't you find it kind of funny that they lost all the Telemetry data of the greatest feat man ever accomplished
@@RJ67. what he was trying to say was we no longer have the technolgy. Cause we haven't built it. We haven't built it because politics cut Nasas funds. You can't advance on technolgy unless you build it over and over again. And we just haven't done that because of money. Also not to mention that NASA is compromised of completely different people and different objectives then they were in the 60s nasa main goal as of right now is living in space more then going to the moon
I love how there’s no delay. I get a delay on my phone from a couple states over. But the moon must have great reception. Nothing to see here folks. Move along.
You might of heard of this thing called radio. It travels at the speed of light. Wifi is a form of radio but has more impact and power whilst being slower and not being able to go as far. your phone uses wifi and astronauts to use the radio. I also can't tell if this is a joke because so many people are really this stupid so sorry if it is
Amazing how there is no delay between the astronauts and mission control from 238,000 miles away.... they can’t do that today on the news with earth to satellite to earth communications ......2019......?
There is about 1.5 seconds delay. The issue is you need to know WHERE and WHEN that delay will be detected. You are listening to the earth-side communications with the LEM. That means when the LEM speaks there is no notable delay for the earth response. There is also no notable delay for multiple responses from one earth side speaker to another such as with the "go" calls. The only time there will be a delay is when earth asks the LEM for a specific response. Everything you are hearing from the LEM is the practiced, planned statements as they closed with the moon. They had planned how to call heights, rotations, etc and to do so without requests from earth. All the information from the LEM was being spoken aloud for all to hear but no response was needed. This was a well planned dance where each partner when to speak and when to shut up although the actual need to transmit instructions was nearly nothing. The go clearance was the key; at that point the LEM had the lead. Additionally the earth could detect the landing quicker than it was spoken as they were monitoring the hard data from the LEM and had the info before the astronaut was able to speak it. The speaking was a redundancy to ensure what they were seeing on the LEM was what Houston was seeing.
Stanley Kubrick should have won a Nobel Piece Prize for directing this movie set, but hey....at least he enjoyed a good cigar from his director's chair for this studio production.
As momentous as, "One small step for a man, one giant leap for Mankind" is, I just find this line so much more triumphant.
Couldn't agree more, this was an incredibly emotional moment.
Absolutely. I cry every time
On this day 50 years ago we achieved what was considered before to be the work of fiction, mankind walked on a surface that was not earth. Though the road was long and the price high we had done something that will be remembered for all time. To the three men who let go the bonds of earth thank you for showing us the future, for showing us what lay beyond the horizon.
@@thetruth2279 The moon landing is real. Numb nuts
Not just them, but the thousands of workers, contributors to science. Galileo would have enjoyed.
@@tonyrandall3146 Of course every single person from the people who worked out the math, to the guys who trained them deserved a thank you
@@ReyeS000Il I appreciate your spirit of exploration, yes it is real in terms of great effort and great spectacle and man still keeps striving to finally get close to the unknown nature of this plasma surface
I was 5 years old watching this with my parents and some of our neighbors. Daddy came out of his chair and yelled BY GOD THEY'VE MADE IT!
God is great, Amen
@@mrridiculous4896 Too bad he had no role in putting them there.
@@alexshi9320 No role? If God didn't helped the astronauts to land on the moon, they'd be dead, they did not rely on their own strength, God did.
@@mrridiculous4896 That's a ridiculous claim considering the amount of engineering that went into the Apollo program. Every screw is accounted for, I don't see what your god has to do with any of that. Leave the supernatural out of math, science, and engineering. Try reading more than one book in your life.
@@alexshi9320 So you think I only read the Bible? I also read many books too, the Bible is my most loved book, I also love astronomy, because I can see how much God has made the universe and how God is powerful enough to make all of these in the universe, God gave us talents to use, and we humans use that talent to go to the moon, without God giving us that talent, we wouldn't have gone to the moon in the first place.
2:42--"Houston, uh...Tranquility Base here...the Eagle has landed!"
These words burned in my mind more then Armstrong's infamous words shortly after. Entire family frozen around the TV, Tranquility base here....the Eagle had landed. The entire room burst in to tears.
Daniel Pippenger - Yes, that was the significant moment, the safe touchdown. Stepping off the ladder was anticlimactic.
Only three people knew the name "Tranquility Base" - Armstrong, Aldrin, and Charles Duke, the man acting as CAPCOM. During training, they'd continued to use the call sign "Eagle"; right before the flight, they decided to use "Tranquility Base" after landing.
@@ANTHONY0808able i have the exact same feeling. Those words, heard them over and over again in my lifetime.
Gives me shivers. I was 7 years old, though I do remember it....though didn’t know it’s significance.
I feel bad for Michael Collins the dude that got to sit it the capsule not on the moon with Buzz And Neil for 28 hours
don't worry, he's pretty lucky to be one of 24 to ever visit the moon
Tbf he came back with a rocking moustache so he got the last laugh.
@@nguyendailam6703 lol
@SEAL CYCLE yea but it would have been cool if he could have walked on the moon
@@thefortnitecuh4900 they were gonna give him command of Apollo 17 he could've walked but he left nasa
I saw this live as. 13 year old.
William Oxford I was 6. Enjoying the memory with you on this day
I was 15
Chris Oxford lol
I was 3
@AMG BOYZ Of course because it really happened, dope. The technology to fake it did not exist back then, moron.
The continual live footage we all watched back then was not fake-able but you are too stupid to realize this FACT.
And that right there is the greatest achievement in human history. It should have been well beyond the parameters of 1960s technology.
I remember watching this, not even 10 years old and it was wonderful to see. Saw a moon rock they presented to our schools in Waco in 1970. A rock from another world.
Carter- I remember as a little kid pressing my nose against the glass to get a closer look at the moon rocks...
Stark- they're fake.
It's so amazing to think that the first place in the entire Earth to hear news that humans had finally reached the lunar surface was a small village near Madrid, Fresnedilla de la Oliva, such a historic moment
I love this so much!! It's so cool, and definitely a giant leap for mankind! I'm glad Neil chose his first words perfectly!!
I wonder how cool u think it is to know that these people are the devil the Bible speaks of
@@jewfromjudah5968 do you know how ridiculous u sound? comparing astronauts to.. devils? stop it. you cannot compare personal belief to real life events with countless data & evidence to back up its existance
@@pamelaia no evidence I have all the evidence I need to prove what I said is true don't matter how u feel its what God said so yes I can prove it I might hurt peoples feelings but so what the Bible is not for everyone it's only for one race of people period
What he said wasn’t worded perfectly but still an incredible man. What he should of said was, “one small step for this man, one giant leap for mankind”
@@Warrior_of_Sparta Hahaha now that you point that out, sure! In the back of my mind I always thought "..step for man" was ever so slightly off, but you've nailed it!
I litterally got goosebumps it loooks scaaarrrry . Literally away from not just ur home .counter but planet.....Chills
50 years ago today!
potholes everywhere..even on moon
"That's one small step for a man, That's one big leap for mankind"
Sus name
@@ygt_92 sus
Armstrong's footprints will be on the moon for eons.
@@dewadattaa268 We would know if that happened, we have the LRO taking images of the entire moon. It would take a somewhat large impact to cover the footprints in a blanket of dust.
Wilhelm 5423 would the launch from the moon to the command module have covered the first foot prints?
@@n5ryan5 Most likely not, maybe the foot prints directly next to the LEM less than a meter away. However the Descent Stage would most likely shield the ground. The vacuum conditions would cause the engine exhaust to expand and spread out. On Earth the 14.5 PSI air pressure causes rocket engine exhaust to shoot out like a hose and blast the ground. On the moon the exhaust would barely have an effect, this is also why the Lunar Module's descent engine doesn't have a large crater below in any of the photographs. There is a very shallow crater below the engine, and the exhaust from the descent engine is enough to raise dust and probably cover footprints. However I doubt the Ascent Engine would have any effect on the footprints.
Sorry for the gigantic wall of text.
Wilhelm 5423 wow you know your stuff! That’s a good reply don’t be sorry! The blast trajectory is interesting though. You can see that the flag was impacted by the launch though. Could it be possible that the blast bounced off the LEM and vertically hit the flag?
Nicholas Ryan even in spread out in a fan shape the ascent engine is still relatively powerful. On Apollo 11 Neil and Buzz planted the flag only around 5 meters from the LEM. The blast would definitely be enough to push a flag planted only a few meters away in loose sand or dust. However it would still require a layer several centimeters or inches thick to cover footprints. The descent stage has a mostly flat top with huge hole for the ascent stage to fit into. I think that, rather than the exhaust bouncing of the DM, the vacuum pressure would have caused the engine exhaust to spread out almost to 180 degrees reaching the flag. SpaceX, NASA and ULA all live stream their launches right here on UA-cam and also post their replays. In these stream as the rocket ascends you can see the engine exhaust, or engine plume if you prefer to call it that, spread out more and more as the rocket gets higher. Different engine designs are needed for different pressures, an over or under expanded nozzle can definitely minimize performance and sometime cease to function at all.
2:42-“Houston, uh...Tranquility Base here...the Eagle has landed!”
nice try copying
Thrilling to watch again and recall that historic afternoon and night when two men from planet Earth first landed on and set foot upon the moon.
Ohhh where you alive when this actually happened?? That's so cool!!
@@pamelaia i watched it too. It seems really odd to me that there is a whole generation of people that has been born since we quit going to the moon. This is all "ancient history" to them. 🤔
55 years ago this very day!
Astounding 🎉
People dont realize this happened only 66 years after the invention of fixed wing flight... we went from orville and Wilbur wright flying a plane made of canvas and spruce, to neil armstrong and buzz aldrin landing on the moon in apollo 11 in just 66 years. There were people who watched both the first flight, and the first moon landing in one lifetime
The fact that they've landed with only 15 seconds of fuel in the lunar module, they are legends.
Siempre fue la frase que más me emocionó de toda la misión, mucho más que la de “un gran paso…”:
“Houston… Tranquility base here. The Eagle has landed”.
The greatest moment in all of human history.
Change my mind!
You know what? It is :)
It absolutely is, and it’s a tragedy that the US spent so much on pointless wars and not space travel since the end of the Moon landings.
Can you imagine? Those men in Houston probably got zero sleep. This was SUCH a big deal for the U.S. and probably skyrocketed tv ratings
Love watching this as a kid. Incredible patriotic moment for our Country. So proud!
Mankind’s ingenuity is beyond belief. Wish we still focused on such things
Gave me chills.
Beautiful... just beutiful
I wasn’t alive when Neil Armstrong and buzz aldrin set foot one the moon but I like history so much that I love the story of Apollo 11 and my two favorite words are Houston the eagle has landed and One small step for man, one giant leap for mankind.
I remember watching this live on TV what a moment
Fifty years since such a fantastic achievement and still we are using rockets!
Neil & Buzz’s heart rates must’ve skyrocketed when 1202 & 1201 alarms registered.
Neil was ever so calm in worst situations. He was just extraordinary. Great admiration for him. But i guess Buzz's pressure skyrocketed. Hahaha
One of the reasons why they were chosen was because they can keep their heart rate normal in such situations. Its like how some poker players can keep heart rate normal when they are bluffing. Although the former is a lot harder than latter, no comparison.
Thank you NASA
A moment in history wher everyone looked up to the heavens to see three brave pioneers prove to the world that the impossible was possible
How must it feel to land on the moon?
When my little eagle/vehicle landed under the CDC canopy.
I heard that beautiful whir/purr
coming from her heart/motor under the hood. CENTRAL DIAGNOSTIC CLINIC also houses a pharmacy. Thank you bles'sed Father 🤗
Incredible how was the experience
Chills.
Holyshit the amount of thrust that would be needed to slow that vehicle down is absolutely enormous but yet it only kicks up a little dust and the moon rocks that you can still see in place are perfectly intact. Lmao
Research required. It doesn’t require ‘enormous thrust’
It had 10,125 lbf thrust.
The engine throttled down a lot throughout the descent. By contact light the thrust was a fraction of it's initial thrust at PDI
RIP Neil Armstrong
i would give anything to be able to witness this on live TV. though in this age i will probably see the same thing happen on Mars.
I will still not get the adrenaline rush which I would have gotten if I had witnessed the moon landing back in 69
Actually...they said more words than "contact light, Houston..."
51 years ago today.
This is hugely edited. They’ve sped it up and cut out a lot of the talking.
The full moon landing is on the NASA UA-cam page. It's 3 hours long this was cut up and edited for the sake of time.
As Ace Ventura would say, " Really"
Why would any one down thumb this video?
Gabe Blair
Because they believe this was all faked
God I hate this country
@@goldenretriever6440 and because they are absolute fuckin idiots.
Because our government is corrupted and manipulative, and we cannot trust them because of that.
You think Flat Earthers are bad? If a globe believer even suspects you are considering flat earth ideas, they will start acting like a toddler. Grow up and realize you can't just blast hate statements at others without being a smug dick. Learn to use logic instead.
Russians.....
0:50 ahhhh so fast 😂
Apollo 11 broke a psychological barrier. Humans trod another world, not our own. If we could reach this far, why not farther? Why not the planets, the stars themselves?
Happy 53 years
Neil Armstrong
Buzz Aldrin
Michael Jackson
It's Michael collins
Watching this on June 21, 2020, amidst the pandemic and the rest of the world going crazy Seems like we've hit a Blunder but we'll get through it. And UA-cam didn't recommend this I searched for it Hopefully this gets seen when algorithm recognizes this and recommends it to millions of people :)
one of the best clips on UA-cam til date.
Larry Rude❤
Although I’m a full generation removed from the moon landing nothing makes me more proud to be an American.
today 53 years ago we made history!
I watched this when I was 5 years old live on tv. I wanted to be an astronaut. I got the Talking View Master Apollo Moon Landing for my Birthday. I wore that thing out playing it over and over. Had it completely memorized. Good Times in America. Something to Believe in and Proud We were all Americans. It's so Sad what the Hippies did to destroy our Republic.
My granny see it when she was 9. She saw this in black and white but in am now 15 but in 2024 I will see in 4k moon landing in artimes mission
1969, and nothing has topped this in impact since. It's hard to believe what you're seeing is real. The All-Timer of them all.
Houston, The Eagle has landed in the studio
When you love someone.
Look what they've taken from you..
I will loand an astranout on the moon and bring him back safely in this decade
Now who's the Alien.....?
..still goose bumps from this.
Magnificent!
Eagle
The was landed
Did they remove the delay between the earth and the moon transmissions or is this really the actual rate of communication back and forth?
Its suppose to be real as I was a kid in high school (I'm 64) but obviously it is fake as shit. The whole damn thing was fake and huge money pit for the elites to steal!
Remember Earth is relatively right against Earth, and so the comms delay isn’t a problem. Mars is literally (very roughly) a million times farther away, and only takes 15 minutes for signals to make the trip.
@@t65bx25 But it takes 2-3 seconds for a signal to reach the ISS and that's less than 300 miles away. I just want to know if this video represents what is supposed to be an unedited conversation between ground control and the moon. What do you think the delay from the moon should be?
Citizen of Earth It doesn’t take that long for a signal to reach ISS tho...
@@t65bx25 I hear your opinion... But I looked up the delay to the ISS and it is 2-3 seconds one way, that makes 4-6 seconds average rounds trip to the ISS. Any idea if they cut the delay out of this footage or how long a delay to the moon would be? That was my comment right?
Go to 2:48
What you know about
What happened if the eagle didn't have wings?
@Happi Doggo r/woosh
that would be rather unfortunate, thank god it did
Tiger would have eaten dragon
@@keybored13panda
@@rcyadav9746 ok
7 at the time, currently reading "Neil Armstrong, a life of flight" by Jay Barbree. Watching all the main points on Y.T. brings back the memories.
Neil Armstrong=Gnorts Mr. Alien
feels akward to know this is what most grew up with as their most memorable memory, while mine is an aircraft full of human being flying into a building full of human being because we bombed eachother :s
Hey, Jesse, be easy.You are to give yourself some slack.This was not your time and that is AOK...
fuckin fantastic stuff.
Greatest moment in America history...period
Moonfall
Im hearing no's
I just hope to live something like this with mars
The DEVIL has landed
Buzz Aldrin in his own words correcting Conan "What you saw was animation!" When people sat down by in front of their TV's to watch the Moon landing, what they actually saw was an animation. Buzz was there so he should know.
The shots from the moon of it landing? Obviously.
But this is real.
The same buzz aldrin that punched a moon lander denier in the face? I don’t think that’s adds up
Most of his “moon landing was fake” quotes were him mocking the people that say the landing was fake
2:42
Ok, engine stop
That's one small step for man one giant leap for mankind
He remembered who HE was!
They cut a loot of original footege because they were using so many bad words from all the exitment. Im just wondering why they never went back for more. Maybe it is all just all a hox or they dont want to piss something off that is livig there on the dark side of the moon. Went to Kenedy space center in FL what a amazing place
its not fake little man
You can see the artifacts of our discovery... the moon car, lander, and various items can be seen with a Telescope
Oooooo
💪 🇺🇸
THE EAGLE HAS LANDED 🦅
To go from such a pivotal moment in time and history, to this perverse American culture, is heartbreaking. Get ready for very dark days ahead.
The Film is directed by Roland Emmerich
@Volksgrenadier Says the one with the fu*king nazi flag!
Kannst du überhaupt deutsch?
🌰🍌🛶🛹🛼🛼♾️💜🌬️💕☮️🐓🐝🦇🌳🌐
Hard to believe that they achieved that on pencil and paper. Just a lot of smart people working for a common goal.
I guess from 15s to 45s they removed the astronaut talking about the alien space craft 😂
Where is the 1202
1:40.
Kinda weird how eagle is right in the center view of the camera. Lol .
That’s one small step for man, one giant leap for Hollywood. :)
1:10 copy? Go! ..2.000 feet GO! ....1500' ..GO!!! .500..GO! Bla bla, bla.. GO!
Absolutely incredible that in1969 there is a 0 m.s. lag at 256,000 miles away through dense atmospheric conditions where as in 2019 on the 15th of December I can't even get that kind of no lag m.s.time on a high-speed fiber optic cable, $5,000 gaming computer so much as 500 miles.away such a shame we lost that technology isn't it?
GO!!!
We never lost technology. Its called radio singles. It travels at the speed of light. Go to your parent's basement and you might find one that uses radio signals to get messages across. Wifi is just a type of radio. Except it has a more powerful impact than radio at the cost of the distance and speed it can go. So you wouldn't be able to play video games with radio only talk with it.
I'm 52 years old I used to build radios out of Crystal sets
@@RJ67. yea and that's relatively all they used. They just had really big radio towers
@@dantaedahmesl7441 when I said they lost the technology I was referring to the astronaut who was talking about the reason why we don't go back to the Moon don't you find it kind of funny that they lost all the Telemetry data of the greatest feat man ever accomplished
@@RJ67. what he was trying to say was we no longer have the technolgy. Cause we haven't built it. We haven't built it because politics cut Nasas funds. You can't advance on technolgy unless you build it over and over again. And we just haven't done that because of money. Also not to mention that NASA is compromised of completely different people and different objectives then they were in the 60s nasa main goal as of right now is living in space more then going to the moon
I love how there’s no delay. I get a delay on my phone from a couple states over. But the moon must have great reception. Nothing to see here folks. Move along.
You might of heard of this thing called radio. It travels at the speed of light. Wifi is a form of radio but has more impact and power whilst being slower and not being able to go as far. your phone uses wifi and astronauts to use the radio. I also can't tell if this is a joke because so many people are really this stupid so sorry if it is
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Amazing how there is no delay between the astronauts and mission control from 238,000 miles away.... they can’t do that today on the news with earth to satellite to earth communications ......2019......?
I’ve wondered about that for so long and I still can’t find the answer
There is about 1.5 seconds delay. The issue is you need to know WHERE and WHEN that delay will be detected. You are listening to the earth-side communications with the LEM. That means when the LEM speaks there is no notable delay for the earth response. There is also no notable delay for multiple responses from one earth side speaker to another such as with the "go" calls. The only time there will be a delay is when earth asks the LEM for a specific response. Everything you are hearing from the LEM is the practiced, planned statements as they closed with the moon. They had planned how to call heights, rotations, etc and to do so without requests from earth. All the information from the LEM was being spoken aloud for all to hear but no response was needed. This was a well planned dance where each partner when to speak and when to shut up although the actual need to transmit instructions was nearly nothing. The go clearance was the key; at that point the LEM had the lead.
Additionally the earth could detect the landing quicker than it was spoken as they were monitoring the hard data from the LEM and had the info before the astronaut was able to speak it. The speaking was a redundancy to ensure what they were seeing on the LEM was what Houston was seeing.
Hollywood
there's this cool type of light called radio
影片假到不行。嫦娥登月著陸後，著陸器底下砂子吹了一下下鏡頭就能看到月面了，而美國的竟然要隔那麼久才能看到月面，老共好壞，讓美國穿幫了。
Stanley Kubrick should have won a Nobel Piece Prize for directing this movie set, but hey....at least he enjoyed a good cigar from his director's chair for this studio production.
You’re ignorant of you think the moon landing was faked.
He demanded it be filmed on location