The Final Words Of The Challenger Crew Will Leave You Speechless

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  • The Finals Words of the Challenger Crew Have Revealed Something Sinister About NASA. Seventy-three seconds in, and boom! The world will forever remember the massive explosion of the Challenger spaceflight that promptly ended the lives of its seven-person crew. As the ashes fell into the Atlantic Ocean, the American space agency knew that its reputation had taken a permanent hit. Now, new evidence about the last words of the Challenger crew has revealed something even more sinister about the launch day..
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  • @ultimatediscovery
    @ultimatediscovery  21 день тому +14

    Thanks for visiting The Ultimate Discovery Channel! I hope you enjoy the watch! ❤

    • @dropojupiter
      @dropojupiter 19 днів тому

      Please see my comment below.

    • @AM-dm6jq
      @AM-dm6jq 18 днів тому +2

      no it was an utter waste of time. Next time skip the first 23:50 minutes please

    • @albryant7286
      @albryant7286 6 днів тому

      This is total BULLSHIT, nothing new. Thanks for wasting our time.

  • @johnwagers8190
    @johnwagers8190 17 днів тому +32

    I get so sick of hearing about "diversity". You want diversity, then why is 96% of NBA players black? How about we hire the best people for he job, and stop trying to check boxes with unqualified individuals....

    • @johngustafson9566
      @johngustafson9566 8 днів тому

      John, our nation owes a lot to robbed minorities. 300 plus years ain't going to get fixed overnight. Sports is a place minorities can shine

    • @GeeBee909
      @GeeBee909 7 днів тому

      I'm sure the Hawaiians said the same thing when Captain Cook showed up to THEIR islands unwanted and unannounced. I'm sure the people in foreign countries thought that when the so-called do-gooders "missionaries" showed up unwanted and unannounced teaching "their ways". Hawaii is FOR Hawaiians, give it back to them. STOP TRYING TO CHECK BOXES WITH UNQUALIFIED (and unwanted) "INDIVIDUALS". WHY is 96% of country club members in this country white? For the record "diversity" had NOTHING TO DO WITH THE TRAGEDY AT ALL. Trump sure has messed up a lot of people's minds. Looks like he claimed yet another one. Further, you have some big time problems, HOW DO YOU KNOW THEY WERE "UNQUALIFIED INDIVIDUALS"? Your crazy statement suggests the accident happened BECAUSE minorities were on board, which SHOWS that you INDEED HAVE A SERIOUS PROBLEM. Get some help NOW

    • @KevinEgolf-kp2gz
      @KevinEgolf-kp2gz 2 години тому

      The only qualification that should matter for anything is that you are the most capable of doing the job.

  • @0p161
    @0p161 20 днів тому +42

    22 Minutes and 41 seconds you can skip forward to

  • @spacemonkey7457
    @spacemonkey7457 20 днів тому +23

    This is like watching water on the stove waiting for it to boil.

  • @ralphriffle1126
    @ralphriffle1126 21 день тому +31

    You make us listen to all this shit. Their last words remember ? Cut out all the other crap

  • @lynderherberts2828
    @lynderherberts2828 21 день тому +14

    I remember rushing home from a class to watch the launch. I saw it all. I was crushed, dispirited, and cried for hours. For a long time, I mourned the loss of those seven precious people.

    • @pazsion
      @pazsion 17 днів тому

      we all still do... not a day goes by that i dont think about this, and revisit things. get more info. and keep tabs on any crewed launches... pay attention to anything off etc... speak up some how if anything is weird. it ahouldnt matter if the person is an expert or degrees etc... sometimes we see things they dont.

  • @watcher6555
    @watcher6555 21 день тому +19

    At the last second the pilot said, “ut oh”. That was it.

    • @Cavallaro2376
      @Cavallaro2376 17 днів тому +3

      According to the transcript, the last recorded communication by any of the astronauts was the comment ''uh oh,'' made by the pilot, Michael J. Smith.

  • @AmyKristine
    @AmyKristine 20 днів тому +7

    A man did try to warn them. They wouldn't listen to him. They are to blame

  • @user-hf8rd7ff5s
    @user-hf8rd7ff5s 18 днів тому +6

    The Challenger had a complicated history of numerous safety issues from Lockheed Martin and others. Should never have been approved.

  • @tiffanyprichard2197
    @tiffanyprichard2197 19 днів тому +5

    I watched this at school live. It was truly devastating and heartbreaking I was in 2nd or 3rd grade the remainder of the day was quiet, everyone dreamed of going to space after all a teacher was going, I remember asking my parents something everyday. Finally they said, we don’t know why certain things happen, all we know to tell you is to pray they didn’t suffer and that their families who were hurting. It was unexplainable feeling, I’ll never forget that day. I am older and NASA should’ve listened to the warnings but they didn’t. Ironically most jobs or CEO’s as much as they claim they care they don’t and that should be a crime. They should’ve listened they were people they had families to hell with dates! Safety first is more important.

  • @philschuler9674
    @philschuler9674 21 день тому +72

    Get to the damned point !

    • @user-ud6ui7zt3r
      @user-ud6ui7zt3r 21 день тому +18

      24 minutes and 6 seconds (and only the last 6 seconds answers the question.)

    • @TheUnofficialMaker
      @TheUnofficialMaker 21 день тому

      @@user-ud6ui7zt3r thanks!

    • @dropojupiter
      @dropojupiter 19 днів тому

      Yes. But there are many Americans who weren’t even alive in 1986. My 37 year old son was conceived just 3 weeks later.
      The point of the entire video wasn’t the pilot’s last words.
      The point is that people at NASA understood how important the space program was. As did the military leadership. For Americans didn’t understand why the space program was essential. They lacked the education to comprehend what we now know was essential. And they absolutely had to understand.
      You wouldn’t even be watching this on your phone but for this very program.
      Without it, there’d be no capacity to put up our satellites AND repair them.
      From this perspective, the shuttle is simply the truck used when the phone guy comes to fix a downed line a tree branch snapped when it fell. Nowadays that’s almost always the cable guy. Not the phone guy.
      The lessons learned here:
      •leadership failure - never make money more important than the mission itself.
      •the engineers - Deming’s PI model ‘PDCA’ underlying theory states , “The owners of the process know where the problems are.”
      •leaders at Mission Control - never assume you know better than the trained expert standing next to you
      •the American public - trust your leaders when they tell you science is important.
      • Congress - when NASA tells you how much money they need, grant it. See above.
      •America - science is important. When teachers tell you they need more money, not more pay, give it to them. They’re why you have that super sleek SUV you haul the kids to soccer practice in.
      •Presidential candidates - Quit lying, saying that science doesn’t matter and the ‘Deep State’ is cheating us, and military and NASA research really doesn’t matter cuz all they’re doing is stealing from us.
      •to our children - just because something explodes, even teachers, doesn’t mean to give up on your dreams. Leaders make mistakes too. Keep dreaming and shoot for the stars. You may just hang yourself on the moon.
      You’re important and you matter. Never ever give up on your dreams. If you’re willing to do the work and you try as hard as you know how, even if you’re not really good at math or reading, try as hard as you can. Tell your parents and your teachers what and why you’re having problems with. Every single grownup you know struggled with something in school, whether it’s boy or girls or math and reading. You’re not having problems because you’re bad.
      You’re having problems because your brain works different than most of us. That’s because you have brains like Indians and cowboys. God made your brains to hunt with a bow and arrow or catch bad guys or rope cows. Those are great things to be. You probably play games just like that.
      If you tell your parents or teachers what’s wrong, they already know. But if you tell them how sad you are and think you’re bad, they will do their best to find special help. Because what’s wrong with you isn’t really wrong. Just different. Teachers and other grownups know special ways to help your special brain to work better and your teacher to help you learn without it being so hard. It will still be hard. But just keep working and dreaming. If you try, you’ll make that dream real.
      To anyone reading this, please share this video with my words. Your friends and children need to know these things.
      My name is Valary Johnson. I can be found on FB and IG under dropojupiter. On TikTok and Threads under truth2pwr.
      I am a retired nurse educator and community college adjunct professor with a lapsed California license as a certified adult educator. I understand learning problems in children. If you need help figuring out what your child needs, please feel free to contact me on any of those platforms. I will respond as promptly as possible.
      To the staff who posted this video - Please pin this comment at the head of the comment list. There are people desperate to find help for their kids. If they tell me what the problem is, I can immediately tell them what their child needs and where to look to find help for that. My childhood dream was to be a teacher. And I still am. Nurses take the Nightingale Pledge, an oath. Oaths don’t end when licenses lapse. Oaths are forever - a lifetime. I’m more than happy to help anyone I can. I was once that desperate mom with the struggling child. I know how important this is to anyone. I’ve been there myself. I fear for my granddaughter’s future. Her dreams, like all young people, depend on people like me doing the right thing simply because it’s the right thing to do.

    • @mikevg101
      @mikevg101 17 днів тому +1

      😂😂😂😂😂...at the 18:15minute mark I was thinking the exact same thing and then under the comments , Your comment showed up!! Freakin' Epic!!! Lmao..thank You

    • @ronniewoodinsteadofmt2615
      @ronniewoodinsteadofmt2615 16 днів тому +1

      Home run comment .!! Classic

  • @angelamaryfussey3461
    @angelamaryfussey3461 21 день тому +8

    I remember feeling so sad that this happened. I was teaching First Grade and opting not to ask my students to watch it.

  • @KB-ke3fi
    @KB-ke3fi 15 днів тому +3

    I told my dad that day, it's freezing cold there, why the hell is NASA launching that with a design process that didn't include freezing weather? That's rare for Florida. This is not gonna go well. One hour later...that was it. Plus the O rings.

  • @Starphot
    @Starphot 21 день тому +6

    Only a very few stations from the major networks at the time showed the live launch. You needed cable TV to see the live launch in most places. My repair shop didn't have cable but the TV was on on one of the tech's bench, watching a local talk show before the news broke through for the rest of the day. I remember turning on the TV that morning and the live shots during the morning news shows, shown the icicles was visible from the bottom of the craft. The Challenger wasn't the problem on that flight. It was the "O-rings" on one of booster seals along with a wind shear that hastened the explosion.

  • @byoh100
    @byoh100 14 днів тому +2

    I can’t imagine being the parents of these brave people and watching their instant death and all to suit a senseless NASA schedule. People should have been criminally charged over this incident!

  • @trialnterror
    @trialnterror 21 день тому +3

    My father-in-law worked at Thiokol and all the top guys there told nasa if they launched at them temperatures IT WOULD BLOW UP! No 💩!

  • @ronaldgansler8812
    @ronaldgansler8812 20 днів тому +5

    My last words on this channel “I’ll never listen to channel, what a waist of my time”. Bye, forever!

  • @geraldsmith7240
    @geraldsmith7240 21 день тому +4

    CORRECTION;
    The Temperature That Morning, At The Time Of The Launch, Was 28 Degrees.

  • @jacquelinerussell8530
    @jacquelinerussell8530 14 днів тому +1

    It was a dream that ended up being a nightmare. I remember that day well, I was twenty-four years old. I also remember her parents' face when they realized that something had gone terribly wrong

  • @lynderherberts2828
    @lynderherberts2828 21 день тому +7

    This video provides the best detailing of everything that was wrong with the Challenger long before and up to the moment of death and destruction. It reveals so much more than what I had ever learned from the early years of studies and reports. Shame on NASA.
    This video is well worth watching.

  • @strychnyne3530
    @strychnyne3530 21 день тому +3

    I'd recommend that everyone read an article by Dennis Powell called "Obviously,A major malfunction" it will anger and shock you.

  • @jennaluvsflatearth8303
    @jennaluvsflatearth8303 21 день тому +11

    Liars

  • @deeannhale5327
    @deeannhale5327 18 днів тому +2

    I saw it live on T.V. It was horrible. Sad, a tragedy, it was so preventable.

  • @bxpress6507
    @bxpress6507 6 днів тому +1

    Was NOT an explosion..the vehicle suffered aerodynamic breakup..there was never a huge BOOM afterwards

  • @grantburris
    @grantburris 21 день тому +6

    How long does it take to get to the point?

    • @davidarundel6187
      @davidarundel6187 20 днів тому

      Apparently most of this video presentation .

    • @blackholeentry3489
      @blackholeentry3489 18 днів тому

      According to my calculations by employing an Acme stopwatch....37 hours!

  • @jasonhed
    @jasonhed 18 днів тому +2

    The answer is in the last few seconds of this stupid video. The last words were “uh oh.”

  • @toddkurzbard
    @toddkurzbard 9 днів тому

    And, right here, you can see one of the biggest flaws of this mission. I remember that time. ALL the publicity was "FIRST TEACHER IN SPACE!!!" "FIRST TEACHER IN SPACE!!!" "FIRST TEACHER IN SPACE!!!", ad nauseam. I got to the point that I was SO sick of hearing all the time, "FIRST TEACHER IN SPACE!!!".
    That day was an ordinary day in College to me. I was just leaving my class on "The Philosophy Of Love" (Hey, don't laugh. It was 3 or 4 credits and that was all I cared out). And the professor was nuts). I was friends with a heavy dude, and, as we departed the classroom, he said, "Did you hear what happened to the space shuttle?". I responded, just out of frustration and knowing nothing, "Yeah, it blew up". He was shocked, and asked, "How did you know?", which I hadn't. It was just something I blurted out without thinking, frustrated with this whole "FIRST TEACHER IN SPACE!!!" barrage. A shocked me replied, "No. No. You're sh*tting me, you're joking.". he assured me it was true. When I went home, I immediately turned on the T.V.. Every channel was showing the explosion. I guess that was enough to convince me.

  • @collinsmakgakge1241
    @collinsmakgakge1241 21 день тому +2

    Wow they saw the leak and it was too late 😳 I feel like people needed answers and their theoretical physics, astronomy and math did a calculation on them. Never test the one who gave you life and instructions on how to live a happy one.😅

  • @brianstephen5392
    @brianstephen5392 14 днів тому +2

    The only thing that leaves me speechless is the amount of people who bought this bullshit!

  • @AM-dm6jq
    @AM-dm6jq 18 днів тому +2

    23:50 to get to the Leave You Speechless part. Skip the rest..

  • @annetteslife
    @annetteslife 20 днів тому

    I saw this in my 5th grade class, and my teacher's face went white when we kids witnessed the explosion on live television

  • @MatthewOfLondon
    @MatthewOfLondon 19 днів тому +3

    This accident taught me a lesson as a teenager that I have drummed into my own children: Dreams Burn Down. Hope is a truly pathetic deception.

  • @elosogonzalez8739
    @elosogonzalez8739 16 днів тому

    How many executives at NASA lost their jobs?
    At the time of the accident in 1986, I was working for the company that built parts for the satellites on board. Employees were ushered into the launch. We saw the accident live.That is still hard to see it today.

  • @lynderherberts2828
    @lynderherberts2828 21 день тому +3

    Final word, "Uh, oh."

  • @prestondallas4035
    @prestondallas4035 19 днів тому +1

    The cause of the disaster was a problem with a solid rocket booster. The shuttle, actually 1 of 3 components of the spacecraft. There is The external fuel tank, solid rocket boosters, and the orbiter which is the actual shuttle which carries the astronauts and whatever payload there may be on board. The Orbiter is the only part of the launch system that actually goes into space. The two solid rocket boosters, along with the three main engines on the Orbiter which are fueled by the external tank provide the thrust required to lift the orbiter, in this case the Challenger into low earth orbit, and are discarded before orbital insertion of the shuttle. The two solid rocket boosters are jettisoned first and our recovered from the Atlantic Ocean for refurbishing and reuse and the external tank breaks up upon re-entering the atmosphere. O-rings in one of the solid rocket boosters failed allowing hot gases to escape and burn through the bracket holding the solid rocket booster to the external tank burning through and stuttering the connection and releasing hydrogen fuel from the external tank this fuel ignited along with the solid rocket booster changing its trajectory causing it to break free as the hydrogen fuel ignited. The tragedy had zero to do with Challenger the Orbiter.

    • @aerospacematt9147
      @aerospacematt9147 17 днів тому

      It wasn’t as much of ignition of the fuel (only a small portion of the fuel actually combusted during the mishap) but an in-flight breakup. You are correct about the sequence of events. The only thing I’ll add is that the SRB “blowtorch” gasses ruptured the ET which acted like a soda can being opened, changing from a strong, sturdy pressurized container capable of handling immense loads to a easily collapsible weak structure. The sudden loss of fuel and the collapse of the ET forced OV-099 into the supersonic airflow (I don’t believe Challenger was hypersonic yet). The orbiter has no chance as it was not designed to handle those loads by itself. The sad part was it was survivable (just like with VSS Enterprise’s Pilot) had the crew had the privilege of the ACES suit and not just a glorified motorcycle crash helmet and coveralls.

  • @RadioRich100
    @RadioRich100 17 днів тому +1

    Their last words, How about - OHSHIT!

  • @MrMelgibstein
    @MrMelgibstein 8 днів тому

    That night the President was having the State of the Union Speech and he wanted to mention the shuttle in space.

  • @patrickschacht1359
    @patrickschacht1359 6 днів тому +1

    Is it possible that the solid rocket boosters could have been jettisoned early to save Challenger and the crew?

  • @biophillie
    @biophillie 19 днів тому +2

    Glad I stopped watching about 2 minutes in. Thumbs down.

  • @marklavoine8502
    @marklavoine8502 9 днів тому +1

    After the breakup the crue compartment was in One peace,if built properly as an escape capsel with parcuts and flotation they would have been ok with just a small reduction in pay load maybe just A little over 1000 pounds or so,

  • @mjkay8660
    @mjkay8660 21 день тому +2

    Defective rubber gaskets is one thing I remember.. like 9/11 using 3/8 inch bolts for a steel column.. so whatever they said and whatever the victims of 9/11 said, the fact is they are dead. And how we wish they had more words to say.

    • @davidarundel6187
      @davidarundel6187 20 днів тому

      The gaskits are known as "O Rings" . Plumbers use them , amongst other professions .

    • @mjkay8660
      @mjkay8660 14 днів тому

      @@davidarundel6187 yes they are known as o rings unfortunately not everybody knows them as o rings. That's why I said gasket

  • @robertgoas8515
    @robertgoas8515 21 день тому +1

    What's this red button for?

  • @tracyfabrizio6912
    @tracyfabrizio6912 21 день тому

    I remember this like it was yesterday! Very sad day! I was 19 years old with my baby watching! Then it explode it was very sad! I even cried over this! That poor teacher! I feel for here family!!!

  • @user-mb3pn4vl7w
    @user-mb3pn4vl7w 20 днів тому

    Could you give us the final words of the interviews made years after that were in the other Documentary about the Challenger Crew. Especially the Mother of one of them that exclaimed.....He doesn't have a twin Brother.. thanks.

  • @ThatGuy-xg5hj
    @ThatGuy-xg5hj 21 день тому +2

    Human incompetence and arrogance is to blame.

  • @user-bj6rl5he1g
    @user-bj6rl5he1g 21 день тому +1

    Beautiful saying " rekindle the romance with space," i can't wait to rekindle the romance with my handsome king man Dan, my soulmate is mine forever ❤👏

  • @Buc_Stops_Here
    @Buc_Stops_Here 16 днів тому

    This is a very old story now made into a Discovery story. The cold temperatures and NASA pressure killled the astronauts, plain and simple. The o-rings were just not built for the cold temperatures and the engineers were overridden on this matter. It took months for NASA to admit this and even longer to find out that engineers warned against the launch as failure could occur, but the engineers could not convince management not to launch. It ruined the pristine record of NASA and the second accident later with tile failure ended the shuttle program. The only successful reuse of components is done today by a private company - Space X - which reuses the thrusters on each mission successfully.

  • @deonellis8577
    @deonellis8577 21 день тому +2

    ....Haa!!! There the penny dropped.
    Lockheed-Martin.
    No wonder 🤦🏻‍♂️

  • @braddavidson3568
    @braddavidson3568 14 днів тому

    In SHORT .It could not outrun the leak this time for cold weather.They all leaked .

  • @user-fi8kx8qo9j
    @user-fi8kx8qo9j 17 днів тому

    I’m gonna put a respectful disagreement on the “get to the point” comments, just because it’s a decent video on the Challenger disaster, and I’m always down for a full video on a topic. Just me, but I wanna say that it’s a decent video on the overall challenger disaster :)

  • @LisaDawnn
    @LisaDawnn 18 днів тому +1

    The last words were "Aaaaaand....cut! That's a rap"

  • @Zippythewondersquirrel
    @Zippythewondersquirrel 20 днів тому +1

    22:40 is the answer

  • @jameseldridge4185
    @jameseldridge4185 21 день тому +1

    Chairman Rogers did all possible to silence Dr Finemann

  • @scottaznavourian3720
    @scottaznavourian3720 4 дні тому

    You left put the fact those are only the last recorded words before the cockpit lost powere. The crew survived the break up...but no one kmkws wjat their lasr actual words werw before they hit the,Atlantic and died knstantly

  • @strychnyne3530
    @strychnyne3530 21 день тому

    The last words were "what does this button do?"

  • @GaryCameron780
    @GaryCameron780 21 день тому +2

    Thumbs down and unsubscribe for wasting my time.

  • @kennethrodgers3065
    @kennethrodgers3065 17 днів тому

    Enlightening Story .. Vital Lessons ! .. well researched & told .. But if you want subscribers to trust you, please re-title Honestly : Dishonesty is what Caused this tragic crash. Speaking only Truth is essential .. if we are to Respect People, & Protect Lives !

  • @marlonbrandon6002
    @marlonbrandon6002 16 днів тому +2

    If you just Google their names, they are all still alive under the exact same names, but obviously much older! They were never in the shuttle and were financially compensated to fake it!

    • @larrylong9367
      @larrylong9367 15 днів тому

      Yeah, You're one of those ... who believes the world is flat ... uh, ... Wait, maybe you're right ...

  • @Marklad62
    @Marklad62 15 днів тому

    Where's the speeches you're going round in circles its around the 23:30

  • @skw1961
    @skw1961 11 днів тому

    All he said was uh-oh

  • @cristinamorenolamin3217
    @cristinamorenolamin3217 16 днів тому

    I have just wasted over 24 minutes of my life waiting for you to get to the point.

  • @igloo2862
    @igloo2862 13 днів тому

    They’re still alive

  • @OneRedKansan55
    @OneRedKansan55 18 днів тому

    I remember when this happened. So sad :(

    • @blackholeentry3489
      @blackholeentry3489 18 днів тому +1

      I was at the local lumberyard....someone came running out of the office saying, "The Shuttle just blew up!" I quit what I was doing, sped home and turned on the TV.....watched the same footage endlessy repeat over and over, finally tired of it and went out into my shop.....and started working on my OWN shuttle! (Motorcycle I then rode to work)

    • @MichelleJones-dh1ry
      @MichelleJones-dh1ry 18 днів тому

      I know we shouldn't laugh but "uh oh" 😅
      All that build up for "uh oh" 😅
      The narrator knows how to milk it 😅

  • @spacerazer
    @spacerazer 16 днів тому

    The Challenger flight was not as big a deal as you say. Only CNN carried the lauch live.

  • @macmusica
    @macmusica 15 днів тому

    "Oh oh" ok.

  • @tx2sturgis
    @tx2sturgis 21 день тому +3

    Skip to 23:00 and avoid listening to endless repetition of what we all know.

  • @heyinway
    @heyinway 16 днів тому

    "uh-oh"

  • @kimpaff5443
    @kimpaff5443 21 день тому +1

    Oh no
    666 viewers, please change this number. Its the devil sign, how weird is that, it shows up on this video 😢😮

  • @RemE14MZ
    @RemE14MZ 17 днів тому

    Long walk off a short pier, sheese

  • @rdalemd76
    @rdalemd76 20 днів тому +3

    What you are looking for is at 23:55

  • @doughnation984
    @doughnation984 18 днів тому

    Spoiler alert. Not a joke. Long, boring rehash of gobbledegook leading up to the last words -- actually, an utterance. I suffered through this so you don't' have to.
    "Uh-oh!"

  • @deshope0303
    @deshope0303 16 днів тому

    Ditch the repetitive, distracting music.

  • @bill6002
    @bill6002 21 день тому +3

    They are live....

  • @davido1953
    @davido1953 17 днів тому

    here's the payoff: 'uh oh' that's it, there ain't nuttin mo

  • @PixelSchnitzel
    @PixelSchnitzel 10 днів тому +1

    There is a lot of crap writing on UA-cam. This is right up there with the crappiest. Dear script writer, please learn better English and get a skilled proof reader to review your script. Also, check your facts thoroughly. There are numerous factual mistakes in here and I only skimmed through certain sections. Please don't be so lazy.

  • @susanray3978
    @susanray3978 17 днів тому +1

    Old news

  • @johngoodwin3468
    @johngoodwin3468 15 днів тому

    Speechless my zzzzzzzzzzz

  • @AustriaGermany
    @AustriaGermany 21 день тому +5

    waste of money no air in space no sound weather unfit for humans , imagine putting a concrete truck on the moon

  • @barryhoneycutt3894
    @barryhoneycutt3894 21 день тому +2

    No good Mo fo's they KNEW THEY FNG KNEW - i lived through this i am 71 lots of CHIT happened like this.. our Govt is not innocent! RIP

  • @bill45colt
    @bill45colt 21 день тому

    th eye col is the way to pronounce it

  • @armandoruiz8758
    @armandoruiz8758 19 годин тому

    America is not a country America is a continent of 35 countries. We are US citizens and citizens of the United States. Everyone in North America Central America South America the Americas the American continent is an American like Asia are Asians Africa are Africans and Europe are Europeans. Europe has 50 countries Asia has 51 countries Africa has 54 countries Oceania has 14 countries and America is not a country America is a continent of 35 countries in total. Why are people not educated about America ❓..

  • @dansmith6748
    @dansmith6748 16 днів тому

    CRAP .. DON'T WASTE YOUR TIME ON THIS

  • @LovethThomps
    @LovethThomps 21 день тому +2

    Hi 👋

  • @dragonfly17668
    @dragonfly17668 21 день тому +4

    Are they really dead aLr was their a EXIT RISOS ACTORS

    • @synergyb3926
      @synergyb3926 21 день тому

      They were never onboard. Planned & witness protection. I’ve seen video of them and they won’t talk but a couple of them said, “no, that was my twin brother…” N A S A is a fake.

  • @jayduke6148
    @jayduke6148 12 днів тому

    Not worth the watch.

  • @LarryBoivin-wk1wz
    @LarryBoivin-wk1wz 21 день тому +3

    DEI never works.

  • @carolweinrich444
    @carolweinrich444 21 день тому +5

    Never happened.

    • @Invisibleindreamsonly
      @Invisibleindreamsonly 21 день тому +1

      What do you mean it never happened?
      I heard several people say this over the years what happened?

    • @toribern816
      @toribern816 21 день тому +1

      😂

    • @davidarundel6187
      @davidarundel6187 20 днів тому

      It's known as "The Mandela effect " & therés a video or two , explaining how it happens . ​@@Invisibleindreamsonly

    • @MichelleJones-dh1ry
      @MichelleJones-dh1ry 18 днів тому

      You're nutty as a fruit cake 😮
      I saw 👀 it and it did happen 😢

    • @marks3702
      @marks3702 15 днів тому

      @@Invisibleindreamsonly the only thing true about the Space Shuttle Challenger that happened on January 28, 1986 , it did launch from the Kennedy Space Center launch pad , Cape Canaveral up into the sky over the Atlantic Ocean for several miles and crashed into the ocean but nobody was on the Shuttle flight. 6 of 7 the Astronauts are a live and doing well and 1 astronaut died of natural causes many years later. The biggest deception until 911. People wake up because everything you see on live TV , is really Tel-lie-vision programming by the elite powers in control of this world. Everything in history is controlled by the governments= control the minds of the mass population. Don't get me started with the shape of the earth because that is where you will find the biggest deception in the history of mankind.

  • @toribern816
    @toribern816 21 день тому +3

    I was in 7th grade homeroom class watching this live when it happened. I’ll never forget it. 🤍

  • @brianstephen5392
    @brianstephen5392 14 днів тому +3

    Another huge lie, all this crew are still alive and well, it has been proven 1000's of times.