The Forgotten Story Of The Apollo 16 Moon Landing | Apollo 16: The Men, Moon & Memories | Progress
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- Опубліковано 16 тра 2024
- On April 16, 1972, astronauts John Young, Charles Duke, and Thomas Mattingley embarked on a historic voyage to the moon. Apollo 16, NASA's fifth lunar mission, faced unexpected challenges like its predecessors. Join us as we unravel the captivating story of their journey, filled with triumphs, setbacks, and the indomitable spirit of exploration.
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I enjoyed this video,....THANKS!!
What I like to know is how in the h__l did we lose the technology to go to moon if we every went. I saw a replica of the the lunar module and still can't see is how the got their backpacks on to go outside when the door on the module wasn't big enough? Just saying any feedback?
A perfect example of do the best we can do ! The sad reality, I was a kid then and now I’m almost 70 ! How could a lifetime be wasted by so many small minded penny pinchers? Go for it Elon ! Build your magnificent space trucks. Cheers, great show
Curious.. why are there no visible stars in lunar footage?
They are not Bright enough for the Camera to capture them in Lunar Daylight
Because it's all fake
@@tonynoaa3950
Where do you Mental Midgets get that Idea?
The same reason you can't see stars around a full moon from Earth, the Moon appears very bright but stars are really dim, though nowhere near as dim as Apollo deniers.
@@rozzgrey801 😂😂😂