shame that this video is now unlisted. this is easily one of my top ten favorite videos of all of youtube. such detail taken into account making this masterpiece.
Anyone who thinks man has been to the moon must have shit between their ears. Their is zero proof for this shit, just movies, stories and a bunch of lying good for nothing fake arse astronauts that can’t even get their stories straight.
Jebus foxe - your words don’t affect me dickhead! Telling me to die is meaningless so u wouldn’t bother if I was you. You’re just pissed off because people dare to question your lord and masters. The moon landings are for children or overgrown ones with zero discernment. Stay stupid - arsehole!
This documentary is not only a great source of information, but a piece of art itself. Lots of high-res footage, condensed info, incredible soundtrack. Just stellar! Thank you.
My grandpa worked on the spaceship for the first moon landing. His job was to figure out the actual landing part (calculating the speed vs distance to the surface as they land I think). He is 99 years old now. This was exciting to watch as I think of how exciting it must have been for him to watch each landing.
@@beny988 I'm just happy for them since know they could've died. That mission could've gone wrong in a million ways, but they made and would be able to go back and see their families. Plus, them singing was unexpected since that what children do when they're very happy too.
@@kirometer don't listen to him, this is one of the greatest achievements us as a human living breathing race will ever accomplish in stepping outside in space travel. Maybe the heavens in the future we will go beyond the impossible because what they did is literally almost impossible especially at that time! Its super emotional and empowering to see the joy and the wholesomeness in these three lonely men standing in a rock that we once thought was God! its un real and it will always be un real to me until the day I die!
Watching and listening to Cernan's reaction to his first steps and the mission in general were absolutely amazing, you can tell he was overjoyed and excited about this. Also recently found out he died last year, RIP Gene Cernan.
I was 18 in 1972, so I grew up with all the Space missions. It was a truly magical time. It allowed us to forget for a few moments the horrors of the Vietnam War and the heartbreak of political assignations. Glued to the B&W television in 1969 and my parents invested in a color TV to see the last Apollo missions. TV in the classrooms to watch history being made. Living in NYC and going to the ticker tape parades. Reading everything about the missions. Newspapers published the entire schedule and we followed it hour by hour. And of course, we all dreamed of becoming Astronauts, they were our heroes, larger than life. Landing in 1969 paid homage to JFK, another hero and great man and we kept our promise to him. We beat the Russians, but most the most important result was that we realized if we could send men to the moon and bring them home, we could accomplish anything.What an incredible time to grow up. Thank you and God bless the 400,000 plus dedicated members of NASA, and the hundreds of companies that contributed parts, large and small and those hundreds of thousands of engineers and machinists that went the extra mile to insure everything shipped to NASA was the best it could be. The devastation of losing Gus Grissom, Ed White, and Roger Chaffee of Apollo 1 reminded us just how incredibly dangerous the space program was and that fear was in our minds from the moment of lift-off to splashdown for every subsequent mission. We all took a sigh of relief at the end of each mission. .
bestsmall country Checked your channel, first sound byte of buzz aldrin is the easiest one to debunk, not even worth the time to be honest. You should change your channel name to tin foil hat, because your audience night need one.
@@mrackz5694 you can hear me? Wow, I'm impressed. You sound like you have massive ears, Dumbo. Can you make up your mind about your conspiracy claim? Is it 'we' or 'they'. If 'they', who are 'they'?
I left Guatemala at 19 after attending the military academy. Then I got my engineering BS and MS degrees from USC. Subsequently, I became a member of the engine development team for the X-33 vehicle, at Rocketdyne. I also worked in the Atlas and the Delta ICBM propulsion systems. The jewell in the crown was my working as a member of the Space Shuttle Main Engine development team. It was the rolls-royce of engines. This checked the box of my wish to work in aerospace. Actually, it partly fulfilled my childhood dream of becoming an astronaut. Had I know as a child that Neil Armstrong was a boiler but attended USC for grad school I would have gone bunkers. After 8 years, I moved on. The US needs to encourage our kids to study engineering and science to keep the edge.
Those pictures of the the astronauts just smiling and hanging out in the LEM and command module are some of my favorites of all the photos. It just brings so much humanity and connection to the missions. It makes the events of the Apollo program feel so much more real.
@Ihateliberals does it make you feel good calling people names, you say in your name that you hate liberals but you have the exact identical mentality it seems, they do say people dislike others because of their own sad flaws I guess
Moon landings is a hoax CGI TECHNOLOGY was used in in the sixties and most of the moon landings used Cgi with a fish eye lens to deceive the masses that earth is a sphere. Look up flat earth it will release you from the matrix of lies we been told all our life, people just don't realize or see how deceiving Nasa was and is to this day people still believe planets are real and space is real both are science fiction so is satellites and gravity. If you wanna see proof of of all the claims I wrote just look up the words gravity hoax, globe earth lie, satellite hoax, Nasa lies, flat earth type in those terms and look at edviendce people are providing and see if it makes sense what the scientific community and schools/ media teach and tells us. You should start questioning why does Nasa videos look animated for example look at the mars landing why does it look so digital if it is real? I'm not hear to argue with you if you simply believe the moon landings were real ok that's you but I'm telling a 100 percent fact they are fakes look the moon landing hoax edviendce for yourself and you will see what I'm talking about. And stars moon and sun are inside the earth's atmosphere and the earth is a enclosed world by the firmament if you don't know what firmament means look it up.
chris johnson there would be no point of faking it the money is put back into the economy and nasa is underfunded the fish eye lens would curve everything including people and the landing wasn’t just for the US it was for humanity entirely
loopy loopster The soviets knew the results of our nuclear tests before the president did. They would've said something if something as large as the moon landing was fake.
@thetheflyinghawaiian I have a question: Why we see the face of the astronaut at 13:13 while we don"t see it at all at 13:53 or at 14:10?? I though that solar rays would burn someone"s face in seconds without any protection. That part looks fake 13:13. I am not saying that the whole mission was fake, but I would only like to understand that part. Thanks
Hello! these are some good questions you have there, let me explain that: Astronauts have different Visors on their EVA (Extra Vehicular Activities) Suits that they can push up and down depending on the Situation they are in, think of it like big Sunglasses over their Helmet, they are Mirrored Golden to maximize protection for the Astronaut. If the Sun is at their back or when it's night time they don't need this as it would darken their vision and push it back up and now only have their clear glass as you can see in 13:13 i hope i could help
I hadn't seen that clip. Thanks for pointing it out. I remember Cernan looking into the tv camera, talking to us, and him flipping his visor open so you could see his face. I'm like, OMG, that's really a human talking to us from the moon (I knew it was but it was just so cool to see.) Also, astros regularly flip their gold visors up when not needed. Got a really nice pic of Peggy Whitson giving a big smile on an EVA. btw, thx Tim Kraus for the info on this matter.
Man never in moon it was faked. By increasing the brightness of the apollo pictures you can see squares due to the edition and manipulation. Nasa = liars :)
@@jJPyLfGpLKetwBam Your theories have been dubeked so many times yet you keep on grasping at straws. What will you say when they find their equipment in 2024? "They sent a probe that nobody noticed!"? Lol.
Sad that this happened 50 years ago, and after that not much happened apart from sending robots to mars, but the good news is, it seems like space exploration has started moving again with spacex! Exciting times ahead, want to see man land on mars in our lifetime!
@@elisteele6481 Mars was such an unknown and to land on the surface is really amazing. I still remember some guy claiming that there were alien buildings on mars. When we got better photos they were just mountains. These guys just move on to the next thing to sell. Planet X will crash into us!
Wrong, all these probes in the last three decades who explored nearly the whole solar system, this was much more expanding our knowledge than all space programmes before did alltogether. And on the other hand if you can get the same results with robots way cheaper and easier than with manned flight, why not do it? And also much, much less risky. Loosing a space probe is sad, and a waste of money. But loosing a spaceship with people on it would be much worse.
christianege like waiting for the robot to respond after 3 minutes from the moon. I like ur idea. It was also to prove that man can venture out far away from home
We will. My father saw the moon landing live, same with my mother. I'm excited for the day I'll be able to see the first human step on another planet, although it will be a massive feat for mankind, I still believe that the Apollo 11 moon landing is the most monumental event in our history, we wouldn't be able to walk on Mars if we never walked on the moon.
I'm fortunate to have lived through this time, and to know people who worked on the program. It was a fantastic experience. This cleaned-up footage is really amazing. I love the clip of the ascent module as the command module approaches for docking. This was the only mission to launch at night, so that they could easily get the right trajectory for their landing site. I wish I could have seen it in person.
Total cost of the Vietnam war 168 billion the Apollo programme 110 billion in modern evaluation. I guess war is a much more profitable enterprise for the military industrial complex.
Okay there's been a very good movie out called "First Man" about Neil Armstrong history making first walk on the Moon. Now I think it's time one was made about Apollo 17 journey to the Moon and back. I'd go see it for sure. Pete from Australia 🇭🇲
In 2014, there was a full length documentary style movie called "The Last Man on the Moon." It didn't use actors and stuff like "First Man" did. But, I didn't exactly like the "First Man" movie anyway, and wouldn't look forward to an Apollo 17 version. Note also: there's a UA-cam channel called "Apollo Seventeen" (spelled out) that has almost the entire mission uploaded.
Seeing as we currently live in a time where revisiting the Moon once more and the possibility for Mars' space exploration could happen in the same decade, you will feel amazed how we've come so far.
In that case, you should check out the Todd Douglas Miller-directed Apollo 11 documentary that released earlier this year, it features new and restored 70mm film footage - it is by far the pinnacle of Apollo documentaries in regards of editing, sound and footage shown. Trailer: ua-cam.com/video/3Co8Z8BQgWc/v-deo.html
1:50 RETRO (Retrofire Officer), FDO (Flight Dynamics Officer), GUIDO (Guidance Officer), CONTROL ( LM Guidance & Navigation), TELMU (Telemetry, Electrical, and EVA Mobility Unit), GNC ( Guidance, Navigation, and Control), EECOM (Electrical, Environmental, and Communications), Surgeon ( Life Systems Officer/ Flight Surgeon), PROCEDURES ( O&P- Operations and Procedures), INCO ( Instrumental and Communications Officer), FAO ( Flight Activities Officer), NETWORK (Network Controller). These are just a few members of the Apollo Mission Control on the ground.
To this day, I still believe this whole "flat earth" is just a forced meme and believers are being sarcastic to defend it. They have got to be trolling us and one they'll come out and say: "HA-HA! We totally got y'all! Oh, If only you could see your faces!" I refuse to accept it's possible that in the 21st century, with so much information and technology, ppl can fool themselves into believing such absurdity.
@@ann_onn yeah in 7:17 look so fuckin real for me.. and in 15:09 i event can fotoshoped better than that low budget editting of earth and moon's images hahaha..
I was young back in 1972 and remember Apollo 17 the last flight. I saw that monster lift off at the cape, i was always thrilled with Apollo rockets and the amazing people from many nationalities come together to make it a reality. God bless to all and R.I.P. to ones that passed or lost their lives
Carlos Chavez Thank you! My father was an aerospace engineer and died at 86 in 2008. I'm thinking most of the early engineers have also passed away. Too bad we don't have them around to explain in first hand accounts how we accomplished what they did.
@@MzSuzy2698 I can explain it. Just look for the massive amount of non existent video evidence. Maybe the simplest is the non existent video of the atsronNOTS putting on their moon suits inside the LEM and testing them for leaks. No video taking off their moon suits and throwing them out of the LEM. What used to be graduate level engineering courses in the 1950's and 1960's became undergrad by late 1970s at the latest. so all of their wondrous engineering is not so wondrous after all. Robert Truax did not think much of the Nazi von Braun. No video of a Geiger counter on the moon or inside the radioactive moon dust contaminated LEM. No video.....
Sue Kennedy OK How do you explain how all the other videos that were taken? Men walking on the lunar surface, driving the Lunar Rover, videos of the dark side of the moon and the pictures of Earth from the lunar surface? But because the men were doing other projects while their suits were being changed...you think that they didn't walk on the moon????? Next you're going to tell me about the Van Allen Belts aren't you? Hahahahaha!!
Sue Kennedy My father was an aerospace engineer and a genius and he was always going to night school to keep up with the new science as did most of my friends fathers and mothers. He also taught night school at the colleges. Believe me when I tell you that those engineers didn't let it stop them from doing their jobs because they didn't like each other......are we in middle school now? Who says that they didn't have a Geiger Counter on them or some other form of one....OOOO because there isn't a video of that too? We could go back to the moon tomorrow and video in 12D and you still wouldn't believe it. Why? Because you weren't there now we're you??
If all the world leaders could just unite -humanity can explore space together as a species instead of funding weaponry on wars. The question is when will we realize that?. That we are all but one species, why cant we just understand one another and when will there be peace. I could rant all day about wars and conflict but we all know that it does nothing but pain and suffering. The BIG picture is space exploration, to see what is out there and we can find the answer to all the questions of our existence.
Amazing story. I really regret that the focus really came off these ambitious programs after the space shuttle was retired. I believe the funding for NASA is now about 1/10 what it was during the Apollo era.
Has anyone else noticed that at roughly six minutes in the footage being shown of a Gemini spacecraft during re-entry and not Apollo 17 during trans-lunar injection?
Where would we be now if we had doubled down efforts to explore space instead of doubling down on the military industrial complex? This was clear back in the early 70s.. We should be building a Mars colony by now. Fantastic video!
thats never gonna happen....for one mars is roughly 8 - 9 months of space travel away from our earth...2 the van allen radiation belt would stop us dead in our tracks...and 3 do you realize how many trips it would take to transport enough equipment and materials to even build a base on mars? it may happen one day....but we will never see that day
John Popovich Quit with the VABs already! Van Allen helped to solve that problem years and years ago. Do you know of what kind of radiation they are made of? Do you know how thick they are? Are they consistent all the way around the Earth? Go look that info up before you make yourself look like a fool again! You won't be able to understand the research that went into that. You and your conspirator friends just parrot the same ignorant fools who posted that inaccurate information ahead of you. Why do you want to look just as stupid as they are? Really?
Keep in mind, with analogue film, your image quality can be as good as the silver-halide crystals are fine. That is why it's possible to remaster old analogue film to such a high quality, unlike film recorded on magnetic tape.
I met Mr. Cernan on several occasions. He had an office in a building where one of our customers was. He was always friendly and approachable. RIP Capt. Cernan
From now on. Anyime when the doubt of mankind will come to my mind, im gonna watch this video to quickly restore it. . Thank you, very inspiring and stimulating. Also, sick edit. Wow :D
Nothing beats the magic batteries that stops the lemonade (LEMon) on the Moon from reaching 250 degrees ( according to Alan Bean)I assume those batteries re pressurised both the LEM & CM every time the door was opened, & made the temperature liveable (& pretty damn quick, otherwise dead actor nots)? & of course the Earth, with no atmosphere, would be too cold for life & they got damn cold in Apollo 13 ( guess that's why they took their suits & helmets off?)But remember, 250 degrees on the Moon (& don't think you're getting any stars, ether)
I don't buy the 230 degrees in the LEM on the Moon. I'd like to know where that story comes from & why it hasn't been changed (like the rover wheels, from rubber to wire mesh) Even Alan Bean said that without battery driven airconditioning, the LEM would reach 230 degrees. Yet the LEM on Apollo 13 was very cold & the Earth with no atmosphere would be frozen. But anyhow, those magic batteries will cope? As the crew are often out of their suits & helmets I assume they craft can re pressurise & heat up, cool down, whatever (don't hit the wrong switch Alan, the Astro who did not know of the Van Alan Belts)Regarding the rover wheels. I have found a science article from 1975 talking about adapting those tyres for aircraft ( screech & sparks). They have done a great job of covering up the fact that the wheels were once rubber.Of couse the rover on display, that they tested on earth has rubber tyres & is strong enough to take a driver.The ones on the Moon were said to not be strong enough to take a person, on Earth ( & had a total of 1HP)So the rover on Earth bears no relation to what the say went to the Moon.In videos they say, they drove the rover over 4 km ( close to 3 miles) Er, who's the they? 1 seat & 1 HP, no winder there was a punch up at the landing sight ( Man, I gotta do a parody of that, great for news). The loser has to ride in a 1HP vehicle.
2019 go to the moon please! What's the use of technology these days if NASA can't do it again. And make sure y'all can give people live streaming and solid evidence. Not a hater but I'm just one of those people who hopes for another "man n the moon" with video selfie and etc.
I like your optimism but it takes quite a while to do research and development of spacecrafts and they'll need more funding, plus they'll need a reason to go back. On the plus side, they are planning manned missions to Mars from as early as 2025.
@John Doe that's what I don't get about you crazies, y'all say space is fake yet argue that the VAB are a thing 🤦🏾♂️. It's not bs but your incredulity is showing. The VAB is passable, it was back then and still is today. They've made it perfectly clear that that region in space is only deadly for PROLONGED exposure and in large amounts. Perhaps that's the reason why Saturn V took a course that avoided the densest part of the belt and stayed in there for short time.
@@Freddynor umm uh yeah, that's exactly why I don't get why people believe in ridiculous conspiracies especially the ones that adds up like the moon landing and the Earth being spherical.
John Doe Go do some more research on the van Allen belts. That's one reason why our astronauts are heroes. The capsules are shielded. Electrics were different back then too. Not to mention that some areas of the VAB have less radiation than others. Believe me the scientists were smart enough to know that. They didn't have prolonged exposure either.
The Venomuos Minecrafter Too frisking bad that the conspirators won't believe a word of it.They are far too intrenched on calling bs on EVERYTHING.Who wants to admit that they are too stupid for words. Think about it they won't watch a second of it because they are wrong now and they will be wrong then. Mark my words....they are ignorant and arrogant assholes who won't budge an inch and the earth is flat to them too. I just group them altogether as crack pots who couldn't think their way out of a paper bag. They don't want to think that mankind is smarter than they are.You know what I mean? I'm just going to ignore them from now on....the little attention sucks.. bye bye fools
Beautiful..nice work . goose bumps and moist eyes I was there on the banks of the Banana river to watch the launch . I've spent 40 odd years waiting for anything to rival this... In Elon we trust.......
The "TLI burn" at 5:30 is actually Gemini reentry film footage. I really don't think they spun around on circles on the way to the moon. Nice film though. I guess they felt the need to show action (like all movies).
@@dhopper122 They knew it was from Gemini, in the credits they attribute this scene to Gemini 8. Not entirely sure why they decided to use this footage, I thought it was strange too.
If NASA doesn’t, China, Russia, even Japan and the private sector definitely will within the next few years. NASA’s behind, but I think once they realize we’re entering a new space race era they’ll be kicked into gear.
If you're saying it's fake, then you're actually saying that the Soviet Union was stupid because the Soviet Union back in the day couldn't even find out it was fake, and Russia even went out to help the US refute the conspiracy theorists.
Your right, im stupid because i dont belive every thing I see on a tv or what thw government claims. Fact; same time of moon landing, president Nixon gifted Russia with billions of dollars, factories, cars and a lot of other expensive presents. It was the closest "friendship" for a short time. You belive america was so smart it beat russia in 1969 but india in 2019 couldnt land a drone successfully on the moon with all the technological advances. It was so complex and so far fetched but ppl want to belive it so badly they will do anything to defend this claim. Funny america had to buy soviet rockets to send themselves to space right up to 2000s. Rockets built back in the 1970 . So if America was so smart why not prove it again..right .they lost all the "invaluable technology ".
Misha Super ok, then why did they buy soviet rockets? Why did Nixon give those things? And why did they lose the “invaluable technlology” you are saying?
Soviets knew it was faked because Cosmonaut Gagarin himself is Neil armstrong..look into it. Soviets and US use the same propaganda for power. US knew that Soviets faked the satellite sputnik.. link of both actornots doppleganger... ua-cam.com/video/5yGoJnhqP9E/v-deo.html
How did they live broadcast Apollo 11 238,900 miles away on TV in 1969 if I cant even listen to my local radio station 50 miles away in 2018? I'm honestly asking so If anyone actually knows, please share...
Maybe it's too late for me to appreciated everything they thus,I am A Filipino one of the proudest Human being,to see the outside World.And to Witness How beautiful the moon is. Proud to the Apollo17.. Maybe one them are dead already.. I am very thankful,to all the scientest,who discover All that thing's and especially to The Astrnouts,Cause they are a Hero Already.
So amazing, yet sad this was the end. So long ago people barely recognize or believe it in 2021. Can you imagine telling these astronauts we'd be caught up in bureaucracy over going back 50 years later? Two decades past the aspirations of Space Odyssey. Plant a SpaceX flag this time. Maybe a Texas State Flag giving the middle finger back at Congress. Burn Boeing and Lockheed to the ground! You think they're terrible at space, imagine the military bloat these companies tax us with.
@@WSCLATER so you are the expert.. then tell how a 1/10 of centimeter microchip has 100000000000 transistors working individually to run your smartphone and wireless connection with 1 or 2 centimeter long antenna inclosed under it's back cover
Our modern day tech all comes from the Apollo missions, not a single aspect of your daily life hasn't been impacted by these amazing engineers and Astronauts.
being an astronaut is like winning the lottery. the odds of being selected are extremely low. being accepted into harvard is many times easier in comparison. and even if you get to be an astronaut, chances are you'll never go to space, unless you win the lottery of being chosen again.
BECAUSE most humans are good people and have self integrity, they pick the lying piece of human shits to do this that have no morals and can accept living a lie!!!
@@mikethomas3689 Actually, the Germans made it possible. The Americans captured Werhner Von Braun, a Nazi Rocket scientist that invented the V2 rocket. They told him to modernise the antiquated American rocket programme and they would forgive his war crimes. Of course, he choose to modernise the American rocket programme and the Saturn V was the result. In the United States of America, there are no photographs of Von Braun in his Nazi Uniform. However, they can be found in many other nations. His war crimes were not forgotten by the rest of the planet.
I watched from Mercury to Apollo......every second I could...I learned everything about the programmes along the way. Unforgettable, fascinating, absorbing and as an Englishman, I felt pride......pride that so much could be achieved by human endeavour.
5:41 That's the re-entry of a Gemini capsule and not the TLI. 3:45 Also randomly mixing up scenes from first and second stage seperation Nice footage but please put it into proper context.
@@irpmedia6600 After the Apollo spacecraft is launched into orbit around earth, all systems are checked once again. The reason is that an important maneuver for the mission is about to be pursued: the so-called "Trans-Lunar Injection". The 3rd stage of the former Saturn V rocket ignites once again in order to accelerate the spacecraft to a velocity that makes the spacecraft exit the earth's gravitational field. When the spacecraft accelerates the Apogee of its orbit moves further from the earth until it is located outside of the earth's gravity field. This maneuver is made at a certain time so that the point of escape from the earth's gravity field borders the gravity field of the moon. When the spacecraft reaches this point the gravitational influence of the moon is stronger than earth's. It transits from space around earth into lunar space. Therefore this maneuver is called Trans-Lunar Injection or TLI.
@Vito Barberio u shut ur f up, just look at 4:12, dont judge before u see, i'm not ignorant, u know why i dont believe? because Jesus and the Bible tell the truth, i can ignore you but i can't ignore Jesus. Truth will set you free
@@arnavshetty2718 pause and see, the object which was release, became tiny because go away far right? So you must pause at 4:12 to see that the object is must behind the steel that the object coming from, but u will see that the object is in front, if logic says that the object is behind not in front, why u can see like that it because they edit, they think naked eyes cannot see the detail of the tiny object, but when you pause and look carefully you see that the object is in front not behind.
How must this feel, to watch and hold every day at home a piece of the moon? i can imagine, that they took this kind of souvenir... it is just so unbelievaaaaable!!!!!!!!
Well, in theory, none of the astronauts possess any moon rocks. But, in practice, I truly wonder if they didn't sneak a few samples for themselves. I'll never know, of course. They could never reveal it, if they took a few rocks. But, yes, I suspect they did.
@Ihateliberals Yeah, I remember hearing that a few times. Sadly, I never thought to actually ask him how he managed that, since the astronauts were not supposed to have lunar samples. And, now it's too late to ask. By comparison, Charlie Duke said he actually made it home with a moon rock accidentally lodged into some clothes or something, discovered it, and immediately brought it to NASA, being the honest man he his, knowing he wasn't supposed to have it.
first, i guess? i'm really looking forward to this. edit: great story! i loved that the astronauts had so much joy of being on the moon! they were literally singing :)
I hope to see it happen too, but the Artemis missions will be concerned with the lunar south pole and the Shackleton crater, since the Apollo landing sites are near the equator, the new missions won't land near the old ones
For two days, the world stopped, as everyone put all of their struggles and differences aside, so they could all come together in unison to watch the most remarkable and groundbreaking achievement in human history. The apollo moon landing is so much more than just a mission to the moon. It's a symbol of our determination and power as humans to do anything we set our minds to. The world is a challenging place, filled with so many hard obstacles to overcome, but what the apollo moon landing proved to us is that we're ready to take on those hard challenges, for the greater good of humanity.
shame that this video is now unlisted. this is easily one of my top ten favorite videos of all of youtube. such detail taken into account making this masterpiece.
Same
I can't imagine that feeling when the module lands back home. The joy and relief knowing you survived. I bet life was complete after that.
Ofcourse life was complete, standing on the fucking moon bro
The command module*
The LEM descent stage is still on the moon.
Buzz Aldrin struggled with alcohol for many years!☹️
😂😂😂😂😂😂 Are you underestimating our intelligence?
@@lizardbyte . You mean Buzz the Freemason?
We got to go back to the moon and this time shoot everything in 4K UHD!!!
Heh heh - I want 8K!!
Apparently on an interview of one of the last astrounats, he says they were given a warning on the moon not to go back! Freaky or what!
China did that in 2016, pictures are online
Anyone who thinks man has been to the moon must have shit between their ears. Their is zero proof for this shit, just movies, stories and a bunch of lying good for nothing fake arse astronauts that can’t even get their stories straight.
Jebus foxe - your words don’t affect me dickhead! Telling me to die is meaningless so u wouldn’t bother if I was you. You’re just pissed off because people dare to question your lord and masters.
The moon landings are for children or overgrown ones with zero discernment. Stay stupid - arsehole!
"Before we land on the moon, we'd like to thank our sponsor Raid shadow Legends"
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Raid shadow legends sucks ass
@@ghost.rdr2 true, but it seems like you didn't understand the meaning of this comment..
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This documentary is not only a great source of information, but a piece of art itself. Lots of high-res footage, condensed info, incredible soundtrack. Just stellar! Thank you.
My grandpa worked on the spaceship for the first moon landing. His job was to figure out the actual landing part (calculating the speed vs distance to the surface as they land I think). He is 99 years old now. This was exciting to watch as I think of how exciting it must have been for him to watch each landing.
That’s so cool!
apollo deniers need to meet your grandpa
@@imbobb lol
Hope your grandpa gets to 103
You grandfather who figured out how to get to space and back. More like how to safely land on the earth.
Imagine the feeling of walking on the moon.. Just amazing life changing I bet.
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You're sleeping NASA never mission in the moon fake mission flag will never windy in the space station
@@georgegiannopouloscamarozl1028 shut up
@@georgegiannopouloscamarozl1028 yea, lots of people missed that. Lie’s
It would be pretty creepy being the guy who has to stay back and orbit around the moon all by themselves in that module
Just imagine that the Russians wanted to put one cosmonaut at the time on the moon lol
Was thinking the same thing that’s last place I’d want be floating in space on your own hoping nothing goes wrong or dancing on the moon
@Anti-fascist America Maybe the lucky bastard that actually flies to the moon and around it to get fantastic views.
Some of them said they liked it
@W.S K.E why dont u reply to him, I want debating and why you think it's not real
I hope Nasa goes to the moon with a Go Pro camera.
imagine going to the moon and realized that you forget to bring the camera..... rip
If that so nasa will break the world record for the first go pro to go to space and moon
They sent one to the ISS but left the SD card on the ground
The Americans were not on the moon, this is bullshit
Jesus you can just throw the gopro and it will record the fall and land just fine
I almost started crying when they starting singing, that shows how happy and excited they were to complete this!
Stop being so sensitive.
@@beny988 I'm just happy for them since know they could've died. That mission could've gone wrong in a million ways, but they made and would be able to go back and see their families. Plus, them singing was unexpected since that what children do when they're very happy too.
@@beny988 yo shut up
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@@kirometer don't listen to him, this is one of the greatest achievements us as a human living breathing race will ever accomplish in stepping outside in space travel. Maybe the heavens in the future we will go beyond the impossible because what they did is literally almost impossible especially at that time! Its super emotional and empowering to see the joy and the wholesomeness in these three lonely men standing in a rock that we once thought was God! its un real and it will always be un real to me until the day I die!
Watching and listening to Cernan's reaction to his first steps and the mission in general were absolutely amazing, you can tell he was overjoyed and excited about this. Also recently found out he died last year, RIP Gene Cernan.
Incredibly well done. The footage, music, and audio are amazing together. Gene Cernan had such a way with words. An American hero.
This makes me proud to be a human being no matter where I come from. Science has no borders.
I was 18 in 1972, so I grew up with all the Space missions. It was a truly magical time. It allowed us to forget for a few moments the horrors of the Vietnam War and the heartbreak of political assignations. Glued to the B&W television in 1969 and my parents invested in a color TV to see the last Apollo missions. TV in the classrooms to watch history being made. Living in NYC and going to the ticker tape parades. Reading everything about the missions. Newspapers published the entire schedule and we followed it hour by hour. And of course, we all dreamed of becoming Astronauts, they were our heroes, larger than life. Landing in 1969 paid homage to JFK, another hero and great man and we kept our promise to him. We beat the Russians, but most the most important result was that we realized if we could send men to the moon and bring them home, we could accomplish anything.What an incredible time to grow up.
Thank you and God bless the 400,000 plus dedicated members of NASA, and the hundreds of companies that contributed parts, large and small and those hundreds of thousands of engineers and machinists that went the extra mile to insure everything shipped to NASA was the best it could be.
The devastation of losing Gus Grissom, Ed White, and Roger Chaffee of Apollo 1 reminded us just how incredibly dangerous the space program was and that fear was in our minds from the moment of lift-off to splashdown for every subsequent mission. We all took a sigh of relief at the end of each mission.
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Beautiful brother
@Иван Кузнецов Ivan, you still had another 19 years of USSR
@Иван Кузнецов Ivan - It was destined to fail from the beginning. Once the state ran out of other peoples money, it all came tumbling down.
They fooled you poor guy.
@@ArkaNative HAHAHA....Did you get your degree in Imbecile?
I feel honoured to of even watched this, god bless to every single person that made it possible.
Merry Christmas all.
bestsmall country Checked your channel, first sound byte of buzz aldrin is the easiest one to debunk, not even worth the time to be honest. You should change your channel name to tin foil hat, because your audience night need one.
We never went the moon stfu
@@mrackz5694 we know you didn't, you troglodyte.
Lowly serfs like you don't get to do the cool stuff.
Chris P. Coff33 you sound dumb they never went the moon
@@mrackz5694 you can hear me? Wow, I'm impressed. You sound like you have massive ears, Dumbo.
Can you make up your mind about your conspiracy claim? Is it 'we' or 'they'. If 'they', who are 'they'?
I left Guatemala at 19 after attending the military academy. Then I got my engineering BS and MS degrees from USC. Subsequently, I became a member of the engine development team for the X-33 vehicle, at Rocketdyne. I also worked in the Atlas and the Delta ICBM propulsion systems. The jewell in the crown was my working as a member of the Space Shuttle Main Engine development team. It was the rolls-royce of engines. This checked the box of my wish to work in aerospace. Actually, it partly fulfilled my childhood dream of becoming an astronaut. Had I know as a child that Neil Armstrong was a boiler but attended USC for grad school I would have gone bunkers. After 8 years, I moved on. The US needs to encourage our kids to study engineering and science to keep the edge.
Those pictures of the the astronauts just smiling and hanging out in the LEM and command module are some of my favorites of all the photos. It just brings so much humanity and connection to the missions. It makes the events of the Apollo program feel so much more real.
WolfsbaneFilms feel real because they arnt real?
@@DubzCo Probably. Lol
@Ihateliberals does it make you feel good calling people names, you say in your name that you hate liberals but you have the exact identical mentality it seems, they do say people dislike others because of their own sad flaws I guess
This is one of my favorite channels right now. Hope you guys never stop growing. I like when you guys put up these longer videos. Thanks
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Astronaut 1972: I've never seen this before
Astronaut 2019: Google Earth
Lol "I've never seen this before!" Huston: "shocking! Thank you commander obvious"
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Astronaut 1972: CGI
Astronaut 2019: Better CGI
Moon landings is a hoax CGI TECHNOLOGY was used in in the sixties and most of the moon landings used Cgi with a fish eye lens to deceive the masses that earth is a sphere. Look up flat earth it will release you from the matrix of lies we been told all our life, people just don't realize or see how deceiving Nasa was and is to this day people still believe planets are real and space is real both are science fiction so is satellites and gravity. If you wanna see proof of of all the claims I wrote just look up the words gravity hoax, globe earth lie, satellite hoax, Nasa lies, flat earth type in those terms and look at edviendce people are providing and see if it makes sense what the scientific community and schools/ media teach and tells us. You should start questioning why does Nasa videos look animated for example look at the mars landing why does it look so digital if it is real? I'm not hear to argue with you if you simply believe the moon landings were real ok that's you but I'm telling a 100 percent fact they are fakes look the moon landing hoax edviendce for yourself and you will see what I'm talking about. And stars moon and sun are inside the earth's atmosphere and the earth is a enclosed world by the firmament if you don't know what firmament means look it up.
chris johnson there would be no point of faking it the money is put back into the economy and nasa is underfunded the fish eye lens would curve everything including people and the landing wasn’t just for the US it was for humanity entirely
Imagine the astronaut risking thier life to go to the moon and people still saying its fake
Just plain retards that are deniers.
I mean a lot of people and probably you too think that the rocket just goes straight up and then to moon in a straight line
@Wang Chung like you
Spits in all the faces of those who devoted their time, effort, and devoted love to make landing on the Moon possible - disgraceful I say.
@@mesory more like his brain
10:34 Thats definitly a screenshot
No it only works with a gun.
Hard to know which ones are real and which ones are fake.
@@pleasepermitmetospeakohgre1504 easiest way to tell if it's fake is by looking for the NASA logo.
ed13 soyuz is also fake huh. India’s ISRO and europe space agency
Something I love about this channel is how it finds great quality original footage that I would have never seen.
thetheflyinghawaiian original FAKED footage
loopy loopster The soviets knew the results of our nuclear tests before the president did. They would've said something if something as large as the moon landing was fake.
@thetheflyinghawaiian I have a question: Why we see the face of the astronaut at 13:13 while we don"t see it at all at 13:53 or at 14:10?? I though that solar rays would burn someone"s face in seconds without any protection. That part looks fake 13:13. I am not saying that the whole mission was fake, but I would only like to understand that part. Thanks
Hello! these are some good questions you have there, let me explain that: Astronauts have different Visors on their EVA (Extra Vehicular Activities) Suits that they can push up and down depending on the Situation they are in, think of it like big Sunglasses over their Helmet, they are Mirrored Golden to maximize protection for the Astronaut. If the Sun is at their back or when it's night time they don't need this as it would darken their vision and push it back up and now only have their clear glass as you can see in 13:13 i hope i could help
I hadn't seen that clip. Thanks for pointing it out. I remember Cernan looking into the tv camera, talking to us, and him flipping his visor open so you could see his face. I'm like, OMG, that's really a human talking to us from the moon (I knew it was but it was just so cool to see.) Also, astros regularly flip their gold visors up when not needed. Got a really nice pic of Peggy Whitson giving a big smile on an EVA. btw, thx Tim Kraus for the info on this matter.
Absolutely amazing. Anybody watching on this historical day?
Total bullshit. No moon for at least 20 years.
Man never in moon it was faked. By increasing the brightness of the apollo pictures you can see squares due to the edition and manipulation. Nasa = liars :)
Cus it s a fake
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Your theories have been dubeked so many times yet you keep on grasping at straws. What will you say when they find their equipment in 2024? "They sent a probe that nobody noticed!"? Lol.
@@nocap7885 i am confident that 2024 is not going to happen. Nobody will believe the land to the moon in 2050 :)
Sad that this happened 50 years ago, and after that not much happened apart from sending robots to mars, but the good news is, it seems like space exploration has started moving again with spacex! Exciting times ahead, want to see man land on mars in our lifetime!
Robots on mars is still mind-blowing to me
@@elisteele6481 Mars was such an unknown and to land on the surface is really amazing. I still remember some guy claiming that there were alien buildings on mars. When we got better photos they were just mountains. These guys just move on to the next thing to sell. Planet X will crash into us!
Wrong, all these probes in the last three decades who explored nearly the whole solar system, this was much more expanding our knowledge than all space programmes before did alltogether.
And on the other hand if you can get the same results with robots way cheaper and easier than with manned flight, why not do it?
And also much, much less risky. Loosing a space probe is sad, and a waste of money. But loosing a spaceship with people on it would be much worse.
christianege like waiting for the robot to respond after 3 minutes from the moon. I like ur idea. It was also to prove that man can venture out far away from home
We will.
My father saw the moon landing live, same with my mother. I'm excited for the day I'll be able to see the first human step on another planet, although it will be a massive feat for mankind, I still believe that the Apollo 11 moon landing is the most monumental event in our history, we wouldn't be able to walk on Mars if we never walked on the moon.
I'm fortunate to have lived through this time, and to know people who worked on the program. It was a fantastic experience. This cleaned-up footage is really amazing. I love the clip of the ascent module as the command module approaches for docking.
This was the only mission to launch at night, so that they could easily get the right trajectory for their landing site. I wish I could have seen it in person.
so that does not look like stanly kubrik dr strange love too you?
imagine, riding the moon rover and laughing maniacally. ahh what a dream.
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Those Moon Rovers could still be used if you just put in a new battery.
@Balder Shining Imagine joining youtube in Jul 28, 2020
@Balder Shining that's just your opinon, can you actually prove it?
@Balder Shining prove it man. And make sure you publish it if you prove it.
Total cost of the Vietnam war 168 billion the Apollo programme 110 billion in modern evaluation. I guess war is a much more profitable enterprise for the military industrial complex.
Cormac Phillips and now space x is getting the hundred million dollar contracts every month. Meanwhile we unprofitable and cut funding.
And the Apollo program funded the same companies as well I believe
They go to the moon and I can't even get good solid wi fi
@@williamnordeste9653 No delay as well!
@@williamnordeste9653 I'd imagine if you spent a couple million on infrastructure for your house you would get good wifi
1969 was advanced at it's time, imagine humans already visiting the moon, and the internet didn't even existed yet, amazing
But it did tho, just not for the general public
@@r20-v1q it wasn't even advanced and it was still at it's beta, but not fully the internet
Eugene Cernan has the greatest humor of many astronauts.
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Al Bean was a funny guy. See "In the shadow of the Moon".
he was laughing at all you stupid gullible folks and he was a great actor. RIP Actor Cernan.
@@AlexNepali Yes an actor is an astronaut, naval aviator, electrical engineer, aeronautical engineer, and a fighter pilot.
Hello Ike, sure he was one of the greatest comedians ever, he played in the famous stage performance "the Apollo project".
Incredible footage, some that I’ve never seen before.
Okay there's been a very good movie out called "First Man" about Neil Armstrong history making first walk on the Moon. Now I think it's time one was made about Apollo 17 journey to the Moon and back. I'd go see it for sure. Pete from Australia 🇭🇲
In 2014, there was a full length documentary style movie called "The Last Man on the Moon." It didn't use actors and stuff like "First Man" did. But, I didn't exactly like the "First Man" movie anyway, and wouldn't look forward to an Apollo 17 version. Note also: there's a UA-cam channel called "Apollo Seventeen" (spelled out) that has almost the entire mission uploaded.
Seeing as we currently live in a time where revisiting the Moon once more and the possibility for Mars' space exploration could happen in the same decade, you will feel amazed how we've come so far.
Mind blown, to think this was all before flex seal. Kudos to these engineers.
but it wasnt before duct tape, flex seals grandfather ;)
@@beyond305 ahh yes so very true
I wonder why when i put duct tape on a metal object, it sticks and never tears
@@viejaspeliculasfilipinas3621 they use different tape. Why the fuck would nasa use normal duct tape you can get at a store
This is the most epic Apollo mission video I have seen. Amazingly edited. Great job.
In that case, you should check out the Todd Douglas Miller-directed Apollo 11 documentary that released earlier this year, it features new and restored 70mm film footage - it is by far the pinnacle of Apollo documentaries in regards of editing, sound and footage shown. Trailer: ua-cam.com/video/3Co8Z8BQgWc/v-deo.html
A Mori because they don’t need more info on a giant floating rock
I am a sri lankan . I am 12 years old . I will be a astronaut in future. Maybe I will be the first sri lankan astronaut that go to the moon
I hope you make it!
Study hard!
so damn wholesome, I hope you make it lad
Go for it kid!!!😎
keep following your dreams, don’t give up
How terrifying it must be to see earth so far away. To be so far away from home. Mad respect.
Lol 🤣🤣🤣🤣
1:50 RETRO (Retrofire Officer),
FDO (Flight Dynamics Officer),
GUIDO (Guidance Officer),
CONTROL ( LM Guidance & Navigation), TELMU (Telemetry, Electrical, and EVA Mobility Unit),
GNC ( Guidance, Navigation, and Control),
EECOM (Electrical, Environmental, and Communications),
Surgeon ( Life Systems Officer/ Flight Surgeon),
PROCEDURES ( O&P- Operations and Procedures),
INCO ( Instrumental and Communications Officer),
FAO ( Flight Activities Officer),
NETWORK (Network Controller).
These are just a few members of the Apollo Mission Control on the ground.
Flat earthers: You can't fool us
Me: Ya, you guys already fooling yourselves.
To this day, I still believe this whole "flat earth" is just a forced meme and believers are being sarcastic to defend it.
They have got to be trolling us and one they'll come out and say: "HA-HA! We totally got y'all! Oh, If only you could see your faces!"
I refuse to accept it's possible that in the 21st century, with so much information and technology, ppl can fool themselves into believing such absurdity.
in 14:33 who filmed it?? LOLLL is there anybody left in moon to filmed that take off??
Ed Fendell, in Houston, operating the camera left on the rover.
@@DRelSniper no man, they're just idiots who don't believe what their naked eyes saw and believe what they saw in the internet LOL
@@ann_onn yeah in 7:17 look so fuckin real for me.. and in 15:09 i event can fotoshoped better than that low budget editting of earth and moon's images hahaha..
I was young back in 1972 and remember Apollo 17 the last flight. I saw that monster lift off at the cape, i was always thrilled with Apollo rockets and the amazing people from many nationalities come together to make it a reality. God bless to all and R.I.P. to ones that passed or lost their lives
Carlos Chavez Thank you! My father was an aerospace engineer and died at 86 in 2008. I'm thinking most of the early engineers have also passed away. Too bad we don't have them around to explain in first hand accounts how we accomplished what they did.
@@MzSuzy2698 I can explain it. Just look for the massive amount of non existent video evidence. Maybe the simplest is the non existent video of the atsronNOTS putting on their moon suits inside the LEM and testing them for leaks. No video taking off their moon suits and throwing them out of the LEM. What used to be graduate level engineering courses in the 1950's and 1960's became undergrad by late 1970s at the latest. so all of their wondrous engineering is not so wondrous after all. Robert Truax did not think much of the Nazi von Braun. No video of a Geiger counter on the moon or inside the radioactive moon dust contaminated LEM. No video.....
Sue Kennedy OK How do you explain how all the other videos that were taken? Men walking on the lunar surface, driving the Lunar Rover, videos of the dark side of the moon and the pictures of Earth from the lunar surface? But because the men were doing other projects while their suits were being changed...you think that they didn't walk on the moon????? Next you're going to tell me about the Van Allen Belts aren't you? Hahahahaha!!
Sue Kennedy My father was an aerospace engineer and a genius and he was always going to night school to keep up with the new science as did most of my friends fathers and mothers. He also taught night school at the colleges. Believe me when I tell you that those engineers didn't let it stop them from doing their jobs because they didn't like each other......are we in middle school now? Who says that they didn't have a Geiger Counter on them or some other form of one....OOOO because there isn't a video of that too? We could go back to the moon tomorrow and video in 12D and you still wouldn't believe it. Why? Because you weren't there now we're you??
I love their statement at the end that we came to the moon for all mankind in peace. A truly lofty goal we should all aspire for here on earth. ❤
Truly inspiring .....hero ....Apollo 11 diaries 🙏🏽🙏🏽never come back
If all the world leaders could just unite -humanity can explore space together as a species instead of funding weaponry on wars. The question is when will we realize that?. That we are all but one species, why cant we just understand one another and when will there be peace. I could rant all day about wars and conflict but we all know that it does nothing but pain and suffering. The BIG picture is space exploration, to see what is out there and we can find the answer to all the questions of our existence.
Shut up globalist
@@t72oftruth66 stfu
@@joemomma6317 you are 11 years of age
Amazing story. I really regret that the focus really came off these ambitious programs after the space shuttle was retired. I believe the funding for NASA is now about 1/10 what it was during the Apollo era.
I like this video and this video is really very interesting😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
Gene Cernan had more enthusiasm than any human ever
Has anyone else noticed that at roughly six minutes in the footage being shown of a Gemini spacecraft during re-entry and not Apollo 17 during trans-lunar injection?
I did notice. Strange choice of footage for that part of the mission, to put it charitably.
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Yes, I noticed and was going to comment, but watch the credits: they do mention this.
I was wondering what was up with that too, why it would be rolling during TLI.
My wifes grandfather was geologist who helped choose moon landing sites.
Later he went on to work in oceanography at Woods Hole Mass. Oceanographic institute.
Your gandfather was a freemason.
@@theshamanarchist5441 You know this how?
WHAT A SHAME HE WAS DUBBED INTO BELIEVING THEY WERE ON THE MOON
Stephen Paxman what a shame you were dubbed into believing we were not.
This is amazing!🌹
Where would we be now if we had doubled down efforts to explore space instead of doubling down on the military industrial complex? This was clear back in the early 70s.. We should be building a Mars colony by now. Fantastic video!
thats never gonna happen....for one mars is roughly 8 - 9 months of space travel away from our earth...2 the van allen radiation belt would stop us dead in our tracks...and 3 do you realize how many trips it would take to transport enough equipment and materials to even build a base on mars? it may happen one day....but we will never see that day
John Popovich Quit with the VABs already! Van Allen helped to solve that problem years and years ago. Do you know of what kind of radiation they are made of? Do you know how thick they are? Are they consistent all the way around the Earth? Go look that info up before you make yourself look like a fool again! You won't be able to understand the research that went into that. You and your conspirator friends just parrot the same ignorant fools who posted that inaccurate information ahead of you. Why do you want to look just as stupid as they are? Really?
NASA was always part of the military effort though. And the Shuttle paid dearly for it.
It will be brilliant when the Artemus crew touch down onto the moon and live stream the footage back to earth on NASA’s UA-cam channel
cant wait to see the moon in 4k
Yeah, that's gonna happen for sure...
Ohhh yeah. Not gonna happen.
@@sylvesterdakatt3150 Why not
the astronauts singing in the middle of the video was very catchy. good on them (song is at 11:25)
Keep in mind, with analogue film, your image quality can be as good as the silver-halide crystals are fine. That is why it's possible to remaster old analogue film to such a high quality, unlike film recorded on magnetic tape.
Rest in peace, Eugene Cernan.
best actor NASA ever had.
Alexander go fuck yourself idiot
Another murder to silence.
I met Mr. Cernan on several occasions. He had an office in a building where one of our customers was. He was always friendly and approachable. RIP Capt. Cernan
Good old straight faced liar Cernan. He walked on the radioactive mooooooooon but did not die of radiation poisoning. Moooooooooooooooooon.
From now on. Anyime when the doubt of mankind will come to my mind, im gonna watch this video to quickly restore it. . Thank you, very inspiring and stimulating. Also, sick edit. Wow :D
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H. Kasparovoltz investigate is the thing u wana be doing!!!!
Duct tape proved handy in the Apollo program.
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lets not forget tinfoil that worked in the tweekers shack good 2
Nothing beats the magic batteries that stops the lemonade (LEMon) on the Moon from reaching 250 degrees ( according to Alan Bean)I assume those batteries re pressurised both the LEM & CM every time the door was opened, & made the temperature liveable (& pretty damn quick, otherwise dead actor nots)? & of course the Earth, with no atmosphere, would be too cold for life & they got damn cold in Apollo 13 ( guess that's why they took their suits & helmets off?)But remember, 250 degrees on the Moon (& don't think you're getting any stars, ether)
Yep and again the other day to plug a meteor hole in the ISS ... sorry the sound stage at Burbank ;)
I don't buy the 230 degrees in the LEM on the Moon. I'd like to know where that story comes from & why it hasn't been changed (like the rover wheels, from rubber to wire mesh) Even Alan Bean said that without battery driven airconditioning, the LEM would reach 230 degrees. Yet the LEM on Apollo 13 was very cold & the Earth with no atmosphere would be frozen. But anyhow, those magic batteries will cope? As the crew are often out of their suits & helmets I assume they craft can re pressurise & heat up, cool down, whatever (don't hit the wrong switch Alan, the Astro who did not know of the Van Alan Belts)Regarding the rover wheels. I have found a science article from 1975 talking about adapting those tyres for aircraft ( screech & sparks). They have done a great job of covering up the fact that the wheels were once rubber.Of couse the rover on display, that they tested on earth has rubber tyres & is strong enough to take a driver.The ones on the Moon were said to not be strong enough to take a person, on Earth ( & had a total of 1HP)So the rover on Earth bears no relation to what the say went to the Moon.In videos they say, they drove the rover over 4 km ( close to 3 miles) Er, who's the they? 1 seat & 1 HP, no winder there was a punch up at the landing sight ( Man, I gotta do a parody of that, great for news). The loser has to ride in a 1HP vehicle.
The raw power of the Saturn V rocket is most awesome. My favourite :)
2019 go to the moon please! What's the use of technology these days if NASA can't do it again. And make sure y'all can give people live streaming and solid evidence. Not a hater but I'm just one of those people who hopes for another "man n the moon" with video selfie and etc.
I like your optimism but it takes quite a while to do research and development of spacecrafts and they'll need more funding, plus they'll need a reason to go back. On the plus side, they are planning manned missions to Mars from as early as 2025.
@John Doe that's what I don't get about you crazies, y'all say space is fake yet argue that the VAB are a thing 🤦🏾♂️.
It's not bs but your incredulity is showing.
The VAB is passable, it was back then and still is today. They've made it perfectly clear that that region in space is only deadly for PROLONGED exposure and in large amounts. Perhaps that's the reason why Saturn V took a course that avoided the densest part of the belt and stayed in there for short time.
@@Freddynor umm uh yeah, that's exactly why I don't get why people believe in ridiculous conspiracies especially the ones that adds up like the moon landing and the Earth being spherical.
John Doe Go do some more research on the van Allen belts. That's one reason why our astronauts are heroes. The capsules are shielded. Electrics were different back then too. Not to mention that some areas of the VAB have less radiation than others. Believe me the scientists were smart enough to know that. They didn't have prolonged exposure either.
The Venomuos Minecrafter Too frisking bad that the conspirators won't believe a word of it.They are far too intrenched on calling bs on EVERYTHING.Who wants to admit that they are too stupid for words. Think about it they won't watch a second of it because they are wrong now and they will be wrong then. Mark my words....they are ignorant and arrogant assholes who won't budge an inch and the earth is flat to them too. I just group them altogether as crack pots who couldn't think their way out of a paper bag. They don't want to think that mankind is smarter than they are.You know what I mean? I'm just going to ignore them from now on....the little attention sucks.. bye bye fools
Imagination. The primal catalyst of what came after. Superb video.
Guliable fools. Grow up. All fake
I cant believe your page is being shut down
You provide us with beautiful and educational footage. Please come back
Taliban they are terrorist everyone have to be careful
Humble respect from France America.
The world now is waiting for you to reach Mars as Europe is still fighting each others.👍
Beautiful..nice work . goose bumps and moist eyes
I was there on the banks of the Banana river to watch the launch .
I've spent 40 odd years waiting for anything to rival this...
In Elon we trust.......
it can only get more amazing from here on out
Greg Woods wow that must have been cool
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it was fake done at area 51
+Atsu Kana no cus he a old man now
The "TLI burn" at 5:30 is actually Gemini reentry film footage. I really don't think they spun around on circles on the way to the moon. Nice film though. I guess they felt the need to show action (like all movies).
Probably one of the best youtube channels out there.
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Thanks so much for sharing this. Great short doc!
At 5:30 the footage they show claiming to be the TLI burn is pretty clearly re-entry footage from a Gemini mission.
Thanks, I was just about to say the same.
I caught that too. Funny that they think no one will notice. I guess that the film editors thought no one else would catch it.
@@dhopper122 They knew it was from Gemini, in the credits they attribute this scene to Gemini 8. Not entirely sure why they decided to use this footage, I thought it was strange too.
Is it just me or every time I see the moon at night can't believe humans where there. But I mean we did it and will go again hopefully nasa said!
If NASA doesn’t, China, Russia, even Japan and the private sector definitely will within the next few years. NASA’s behind, but I think once they realize we’re entering a new space race era they’ll be kicked into gear.
If you're saying it's fake, then you're actually saying that the Soviet Union was stupid because the Soviet Union back in the day couldn't even find out it was fake, and Russia even went out to help the US refute the conspiracy theorists.
Bro u cant deal with dumbasses
let them be. those people are ignorant's
Your right, im stupid because i dont belive every thing I see on a tv or what thw government claims. Fact; same time of moon landing, president Nixon gifted Russia with billions of dollars, factories, cars and a lot of other expensive presents. It was the closest "friendship" for a short time.
You belive america was so smart it beat russia in 1969 but india in 2019 couldnt land a drone successfully on the moon with all the technological advances. It was so complex and so far fetched but ppl want to belive it so badly they will do anything to defend this claim. Funny america had to buy soviet rockets to send themselves to space right up to 2000s. Rockets built back in the 1970 . So if America was so smart why not prove it again..right
.they lost all the "invaluable technology ".
Misha Super ok, then why did they buy soviet rockets? Why did Nixon give those things? And why did they lose the “invaluable technlology” you are saying?
Soviets knew it was faked because Cosmonaut Gagarin himself is Neil armstrong..look into it. Soviets and US use the same propaganda for power. US knew that Soviets faked the satellite sputnik.. link of both actornots doppleganger...
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What is an astronaut’s favorite part on a computer?
The space bar.
Not all footage is from the Apollo 17 mission. Some Earth shots from ISS, and even a Gemini re-entry, but well put together.
yeah
It's literary stated in the end credits.
Faust Von Barley lol yeah
@Kim un Jong There’s no cure for stupid 🙄
The immortal words of Gene Cernan: I'll tell you, when you get out here, it's a big mamou.
How did they live broadcast Apollo 11 238,900 miles away on TV in 1969 if I cant even listen to my local radio station 50 miles away in 2018? I'm honestly asking so If anyone actually knows, please share...
beacuse nasa has strong FAK-ing antenas and the spacecraft too
none of these brainwashed idiots can answer such a simple question.
@@AlexNepali why u say we brainwashed?
Buy a good antenna and you will know the answer
They have cool satellites, change my mind.
Wow! a fascinating film, and emotional when they came back safe....
Maybe it's too late for me to appreciated everything they thus,I am A Filipino one of the proudest Human being,to see the outside World.And to Witness How beautiful the moon is.
Proud to the Apollo17..
Maybe one them are dead already..
I am very thankful,to all the scientest,who discover All that thing's and especially to The Astrnouts,Cause they are a Hero Already.
Fantastic!
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@@martinberger1517 Hello Martin!
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So amazing, yet sad this was the end. So long ago people barely recognize or believe it in 2021. Can you imagine telling these astronauts we'd be caught up in bureaucracy over going back 50 years later? Two decades past the aspirations of Space Odyssey. Plant a SpaceX flag this time. Maybe a Texas State Flag giving the middle finger back at Congress. Burn Boeing and Lockheed to the ground! You think they're terrible at space, imagine the military bloat these companies tax us with.
I think it’s funny the astronauts were vlogging on the moon before it was even a thing.
Yes, and sending their video 240,000 miles to us. They must have had an enormous sized transmitter and power supply. Who believes this monsense?
@@WSCLATER so you are the expert.. then tell how a 1/10 of centimeter microchip has 100000000000 transistors working individually to run your smartphone and wireless connection with 1 or 2 centimeter long antenna inclosed under it's back cover
dark matter
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Our modern day tech all comes from the Apollo missions, not a single aspect of your daily life hasn't been impacted by these amazing engineers and Astronauts.
@@charlesdjones1 You're a very wise person...most of our modern day digital marvels are resting on the shoulders of the Apollo..project...
being an astronaut is like winning the lottery. the odds of being selected are extremely low. being accepted into harvard is many times easier in comparison. and even if you get to be an astronaut, chances are you'll never go to space, unless you win the lottery of being chosen again.
And it's another miracle to survive the trip and tell the story.
Yup, that's why you need luck on yourside.
BECAUSE most humans are good people and have self integrity, they pick the lying piece of human shits to do this that have no morals and can accept living a lie!!!
@@dholmastersherlock Oh hey, a dumbass.
Its true dedication, passion and sheer will. Its not all about luck or miracles, its pure hard work. But, not everyone has those traits.
"We leave as we came, and God willing as we shall return, with peace and hope for all mankind."
I know ! Don't you love that? It makes me cry and laugh at the same time.
e-clecticism I read that saying soon as he said it
As said 14 December 1972 by Gene Cernan.
Rest In Peace 1934 - 2017
God have nothing to do with yall going to the moon you mankind did it to yourself
@@mikethomas3689 Actually, the Germans made it possible. The Americans captured Werhner Von Braun, a Nazi Rocket scientist that invented the V2 rocket. They told him to modernise the antiquated American rocket programme and they would forgive his war crimes. Of course, he choose to modernise the American rocket programme and the Saturn V was the result. In the United States of America, there are no photographs of Von Braun in his Nazi Uniform. However, they can be found in many other nations. His war crimes were not forgotten by the rest of the planet.
I watched from Mercury to Apollo......every second I could...I learned everything about the programmes along the way. Unforgettable, fascinating, absorbing and as an Englishman, I felt pride......pride that so much could be achieved by human endeavour.
I just loved reading comments Lol 🤣🤣
No you don t :D
Joy Ariane dela Cruz me too 🤣🤣😂😂😂
There’s only so much I can take of the craziness
All the people in 100 years time will be embarrassed that people believed we never went to the moon, while they are on the moon
They wouldn’t believe it, if they saw it with their own eyes.
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GOD put the firmament over the earth sorry
Their won't be a hundred years from now for the inhabitants of the moon and earth. "
@@donjizzlemontana Genesis is just beginning. "
Here right after Chandryaan 2 launch. Quite far of a goal but we''ll get there.!!
After 50 years.. Lol
Fuck Chandryan LOL
@@Mahi251188 fuck you. Pakistani spotted 🔎🔎
We will brother.. India will.. God bless
@@Mahi251188 you Pakistani fool..
If only every human could see earth from out of space I think we could find peace for us and for the world and everything on it.
Your very right about that
from out of space? you mean outter space? i think your brain is "out of space"
@@johnnypopovich905 hahaha OK douchebag
Well.. if flat earthers go to space.... Just uhh. Let’s say they might have to change their beliefs
Chaddington Finnland history💯real history
This was amazing to watch, great job on this.
Yeah, dude, thanks for linking this video and channel.
Everytime I'm terrified of space, videos like this pulls me back in.. I think one day I'm going to have to face fear head on and just go to space.
That's the problem with today"s generation, they are afraid of every thing.
It's Orange!
so was it oxides iron?
oh no, donald trump come from moon dust!!!!
they dug too deep by mistake.
@@videosuperhighway7655 somebody pissed on the moon
The future???
5:41 That's the re-entry of a Gemini capsule and not the TLI.
3:45 Also randomly mixing up scenes from first and second stage seperation
Nice footage but please put it into proper context.
It has in the end.
Do you even know what TLI means?(Not asking for the abbreviation)
There is no exit after that you going to the moon...
@@irpmedia6600 After the Apollo spacecraft is launched into orbit around earth, all systems are checked once again. The reason is that an important maneuver for the mission is about to be pursued: the so-called "Trans-Lunar Injection". The 3rd stage of the former Saturn V rocket ignites once again in order to accelerate the spacecraft to a velocity that makes the spacecraft exit the earth's gravitational field. When the spacecraft accelerates the Apogee of its orbit moves further from the earth until it is located outside of the earth's gravity field. This maneuver is made at a certain time so that the point of escape from the earth's gravity field borders the gravity field of the moon. When the spacecraft reaches this point the gravitational influence of the moon is stronger than earth's. It transits from space around earth into lunar space. Therefore this maneuver is called Trans-Lunar Injection or TLI.
Who’s here after the space x launch?
yea, sad people think its fake and that there was a mouse on the merlin engine lol
Pause this video when the boost lost, it is when -16.06 videos time left, u can see this was edited video
@Vito Barberio u shut ur f up, just look at 4:12, dont judge before u see, i'm not ignorant, u know why i dont believe? because Jesus and the Bible tell the truth, i can ignore you but i can't ignore Jesus. Truth will set you free
@@onceuponatime2107 Bro there is nothing there at 4:12
@@arnavshetty2718 pause and see, the object which was release, became tiny because go away far right? So you must pause at 4:12 to see that the object is must behind the steel that the object coming from, but u will see that the object is in front, if logic says that the object is behind not in front, why u can see like that it because they edit, they think naked eyes cannot see the detail of the tiny object, but when you pause and look carefully you see that the object is in front not behind.
When we could smoke in offices 😂
10:03 Completely shows how far you are to Earth. How far you are to home. How far you are to your family and friends.
@W.S K.E dumbasss
@W.S K.E I'm not even going to start an argument.
It's not the end but it truly is the beginning. And then it ended.
hahahahaha Cernan was one of the best actors NASA produced.
0:57 WOW I have never seen that image with the rover by the crater that is incredible.
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Found it 😁
Imagine falling in. You might never get back out!
How must this feel, to watch and hold every day at home a piece of the moon? i can imagine, that they took this kind of souvenir... it is just so unbelievaaaaable!!!!!!!!
Well, in theory, none of the astronauts possess any moon rocks. But, in practice, I truly wonder if they didn't sneak a few samples for themselves. I'll never know, of course. They could never reveal it, if they took a few rocks. But, yes, I suspect they did.
@Ihateliberals
Yeah, I remember hearing that a few times. Sadly, I never thought to actually ask him how he managed that, since the astronauts were not supposed to have lunar samples. And, now it's too late to ask.
By comparison, Charlie Duke said he actually made it home with a moon rock accidentally lodged into some clothes or something, discovered it, and immediately brought it to NASA, being the honest man he his, knowing he wasn't supposed to have it.
RIP "Gene" Cernan, the last man on the moon. 1934-2017.
I literally just heard the news while watching this video for the second time....
yes, that actor is dead. fake astronauts should be jailed under the constitution.
MOON LANDINGS AREN'T FAKE
MOON LANDINGS AREN'T FAKE
@@michael3147 They could be fake, there is zero credible proof of moonlandings by independent sources.
hahahaha keep trying to convince yourself .... you pathetic weak minded person.
first, i guess? i'm really looking forward to this.
edit: great story! i loved that the astronauts had so much joy of being on the moon! they were literally singing :)
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4:44 Isn't that the HP calculator with the magnetic strip?
If I'm ever on the moon I'm gonna start singing fly me too the moon.
Hopefully the artemis missions will visit the apollo landing sites, at least apollo 11 so we can see how far we've come!
I hope to see it happen too, but the Artemis missions will be concerned with the lunar south pole and the Shackleton crater, since the Apollo landing sites are near the equator, the new missions won't land near the old ones
Really
@@fadi_abstract-art yes but maybe we will see how SpaceX lands near the Apollo landing sites to see what happened with the stuff.
@Ihateliberals Whats your problem?
Please dont show a Gemini re-entry to represent TLI.
Ikr.
The reason they did this as they had no footage for the TLI burn.
@Jebediah...Of course they didn't ... That is the point...
Really nice work guys! keep going!
Hope you get big!
For two days, the world stopped, as everyone put all of their struggles and differences aside, so they could all come together in unison to watch the most remarkable and groundbreaking achievement in human history. The apollo moon landing is so much more than just a mission to the moon. It's a symbol of our determination and power as humans to do anything we set our minds to. The world is a challenging place, filled with so many hard obstacles to overcome, but what the apollo moon landing proved to us is that we're ready to take on those hard challenges, for the greater good of humanity.
I think by the time Apollo 17 people had lost some interest. We wanted space stations and photos of Mars.