Thank you, for such an interesting video. On separate occasions, I met both Buzz Aldrin and John Glenn. Both childhood and American heroes and meeting them was a great experience.
@@waynemyers5995 It was never designed to "fly". It had no wings because there is no air, or appreciable atmosphere on the moon. It did what it was designed to do, and that is land on the moon.
1969 I was 18 years old in the U.S. Marines fighting in Vietnam. I remember thinking. How could President Nixon make a phone call to the moon? When I couldn't make a phone call to California.
@@lotharluder2743 Which part do you think is strange? That they could place a phone call between Washington & Houston? Or that they could patch the call into the radio transmissions?
U could tell how amazing the moon landing was at the press conference when they returned. True American grit!!. Merica, the land of bulls#/++3&$ .. this narrator is Killin me🤥🙄
i keep coming back to this video but its because i love the way Aldrin describes the Moon and its surface, what a majestic thing. it sucks that we where born to early to just buy a ticket and go to the thing already
It was my birthday in 1969 and my mother and I sat glued to the TV. It was the most thrilling thing that had ever happened in all of humanity. We saw them land on the moon. We cried we jump for joy. I'll never forget it
I was a child living with my mother and stepfather five or six miles from the engine test stand during the Apollo era, often feeling the vibrations of the testing of the F1 engines throughout our neighborhood. We were so proud to hear those famous words by Neil Armstrong, and I never forgot the feeling that this was the beginning of our future in outer space. I still want to see a permanent human presence on the Moon in my lifetime.
J T Ah yes, another basement dwelling pathologically asocial idiot desperate for attention. Call up and ask mom to get you the professional help that you do sorely need.
thedutchone sorry, even Hubble can't focus on such a small point. Save us all the dishonest fake news, and tell us you're a liar. And probably a Trump supporter.
@@theretep6494 Yea, old Bart Sabril found out just how gay Buzz is when Buzz planted a knuckle sandwich upside his fat triple cheeseburger eating face. Lol.
Ken, it's incredible! Made me want to be an astronaut. Scary when you think the computer technology used to get them there wasn't even as "sophisticated" as the key fob you use to unlock you car. But really, who wouldn't want to go had they the chance, regardless of the risks?
Jesse Duzz What a crappy god we would have in that case, letting his former buddyboi run around causing havoc on his favorite planet while also torturing them for being on the same side he is?... Sounds wack bro
This is just awesome, makes our beautiful planet look so small in the universe. Their must be life beyond earth, their must be... My hat is off to all the brave and highly intelligent people that made this happen. It's quite humbling to watch it.
God bless you Sir, Mr. Chaikin... y'all have carried the fire so well and for so long, telling the magnificent story of space exploration. your eloquence and clarity and brevity of writing and speaking inspires so many souls
I remember having built a Float for the fourth of July to look like a space capsule. Those days were so exciting growing up in the 60's. Every space flight had us glued top the TV. Wanted to be an astronaut so much. Happy and exciting. When the Moon landing happened, it was the ultimate TV show for the entire World. We were so proud to be here. It was something that was positive, and an exploration for all to help all.
namasterick dude, NASA still excites kids all over the world with "The Spirit of Discovery", whereas hoaxers and flat earths have negavity and cynicism. No brainer which one I'll be teaching my kids.
@Noelle Leger Dude, If you were smart you would know Dude is unisexual. Ah well you gave it a good shot. Yeah yeah, how many biscuits in a bakers dozen. I'll help you out with your debacle since you seem to be struggling with it. What's the first year dude. Hint, its not 1961. Base ten, its just not that hard dude.
@Noelle Leger Dude, Dude, I gave you the answer already, but i'll humor you, the first ten numbers are 0 to 9. Didn't you understand my hint? You're not alone dude, don't feel bad.
@Gerry Berry Me also!!! ...10 years old.... We've lived long enough to think we know it all, and are eager to prove it.... Yes what a time for their indoctrination!
I had never before seen the flight path as shown here. So cool. Now I'm interested in what all the other writings notes were close to the landing location, like the ones indicating the double crater, the flag location.
This is the most documented event in human history. The whole 8 days, 3 hours, 18 minutes, 35 seconds are timestamped down to the second. Every input in every computer, every footstep on the moon, every position they were standing in when they said which words. That's how they know the specific flight path exactly. Down to the second. It's so cool. The original image archives that NASA has will blow your mind if you haven't seen them yet.
Well done video! Accurately portrayal of the Apollo 11 mission. Thank you Neil, Buzz, Michael and all the men and women who worked tirelessly to get them there and bring them home safely. Also thank You Jesus for making this wonderful Universe and everything in it, including us.
@@sharpuslf Yes God made both the sun and the moon. And h ed wrote Genesis 1 in such a way that the people of that day could understand it. Your point is?
@@darrylgonzalez5251 Can I assume you have read the KJV? Combine this with Isaih 40, and the tower of Babel. How men were building a tower to Heaven. If what is high in the sky is outer space, these verses make no sense. BUT, if their is a firmanent, and waters of the Deep, then the Earth is flat, with a dome, and suddenly it makes a lot of sense.
Because that's what NASA was directed to do. Sending men to the Moon is incredibly expensive, and once they'd beaten the Soviets there, the US public lost interest and Congress began cutting their budget. The fact is most people can't see a point to sending men to the Moon, so NASA wasn't allowed to do it any more. It is not, and has never been, a question of technical capability. It is a question of funding. It makes no difference how easy it is to get to the Moon technically if no-one stumps up the money to pay for it.
man's greatest achievement...we floated onto the moon and then it was a walk in the park..the astronots made it seem easier than a plane journey from Europe to Australia...a great achievement...god bless America and all who observe her
I'm a recently retired Engineer (Lockheed Martin) and I grew up in Cocoa Beach from '57 - '75 where my Dad was a Radar Guidance Engineer with G.E. out at The Cape so I know more about those years than almost anyone living, but I had never heard that descriptive oral by Buzz...thanks so much for posting it...a real Gem.
@@BigTime_ It was a pretty cool place to grow up...everything was hush hush in the early years. I remember my Dad coming home for lunch one day when I was very young and he looked at his watch and said you might want to walk outside now and look towards the Cape (we lived in North Cocoa Beach so were just a few miles from the early launch pads) so we all went outside and saw a liftoff and then it went sideways and the Range Officer had to detonate the destruct charge...a huge flame ball/explosion. Anyway I saw every launch...my fave was Apollo 17 the night Saturn V launch. Brevard county was literally standing room only for that one. Another by product of the space race in Brevard county was years later I read that for the ten years between 1964 and 1974 we had the highest rated school system in the country (based on national SAT scores)...to say we had near perfect demographics would not be an exaggeration....a bunch of white Engineer Dads with a bunch of stay at home moms...the schools were packed like sardines with portables everywhere but as I said all white kids with dad's with high IQ's.
If you listen to the actual audio you will hear how they moved in two axis. And were using short blast to land. The engine wasnt running for the final seconds they floated down. Running out of fuel on the lander was correct the module had a separate fuel tank for the lift off. I remember how the whole world was excited about space. No generation has done anything like this since.
Not quite correct Skip, as all the documentation, backed up by Armstrong himself, states that the engine wasn't shut down until the lunar module had actually touched down. On some of the subsequent missions, as soon as one of the 3 leg probes touched the surface, the engine was shut off, leaving the module to drop the rest of the way to the surface, but not on Apollo 11.
@@sailorman8668 unlike how most people answ replies i want to thank you for correcting me and not being hostile. What i also meant was people think the engines of all the landers were blowing exhaust when in fact they were running at less than 5 percent for the last seconds. They were throttled down and were basically floating due to the low gravity. Its also good to see there are people like me who know we went there
Oh, the engine was kicking up dust in a haze, yet there wasn't one bit of dust on the feet of the Lander once it had touched down. Bit strange don't you think?
Rolly, unicorn Look again, it was pushing the soil outward away from the exhaust nozzle. Remember, you're in a vacuum environment,[no real atmosphere ] so the soil, dust particles behave like projectiles. Moving in the direction of the force pushing them. The rocket exhaust follows a downward and outward path, which pushes the soil to the outside of the LEM and away. You have no atmosphere or air currents to keep them aloft, meaning you have no dust clouds on the Moon. But if you look closely, you can find some soil, dust residue on some of the equipment, astronauts, landing pads, etc In the #8500 high-resolution pictures here..www.apolloarchive.com/
@@Godscountry2732 I take your point. Personally I've always been 50-50 as to whether it really did happen or not. Probably because of the amount of lies we are fed by our respective Governments. It kind of makes you question everything to some degree.
@@rollyunicorn It's not just the government, though! Every scientist, astronomer and engineer in the entire world knows we went & none have ever offered a serious challenge. They know we went & you can't fool everyone!
Simply fantastic!! This brought together all the unknown and imagined intricacies that I have wondered about that glorious achievement !! ThankYou for portraying it so perfectly!! I wish the whole program was documented in this fashion !!! Beautiful work!!! Blessings to all involved in this video!!
John Dough I'll bet you believe the earth is flat as well?? The space program has brought us SO MANY things! From gps, cell phones, foam mattresses, and on and on! The technology blows the mind. Apparently it's above yours and that's too bad. You learn so much more with an open mind.
They , NASA engineers,did it without Google or Alexa . Not to mention without any AutoCAD or any 3D imaging software , they made Lunar landing successful. So what current younger generation are whining about. They have all the luxury and all the technogy .
The Apollo astronauts were chosen by the nature to go and walk on the Moon...and that mission will always be appreciated as the greatest achievement for ever....SALUTE!!!!
Rony Hassan LoL, yeah, the moon missions, only form of transport, or technology for that matter, to never advance. In fact it's regressed over 50 years! Nobody went to the moon, these men are liars and frauds! Anti heros! They murdered the real heros who actually thought they were going to the moon, everyone after the first 3 were just puppets. ...Don Petit comes across as if he has a learning disability, its all a joke. Why dont you get it?
@butchtropic Wow... nice analogy. If the U.S government wanted an exact working replica of a '67 caddy, are you seriously trying to tell me that it couldn't be done? 😂 You poor misguided little lamb. And you know that "Moon rocks" that show chemically they are not from earth are actually meteorite fragments that made it through our atmosphere. Haha except for the fossilized wood "moon rock" that Nixon gave to the Netherlands... ooopsy. Seriously, start using cognitive thought instead of just believing everything you are told. No human has ever been out of earths lower orbit. Research objectively both sides, examine the evidence and THINK.
@butchtropic The film reels were apparently erased out of existence. 😂 Make perfect sense. Greatest feat of mankind and Nasa lost all the data and pictures. 🤔 Sounds reasonable.......
@butchtropic Or do you think a 67 caddy is technologically superior to a 2018 model? Im laughing so hard at your brilliant insight. I won't blame your whole generation for your stupidity though. 😂
We had the technology well before 1969 and plenty of time to practice: March 16, 1926 Robert Goddard launched the first liquid-fuelled rocket. October 3, 1942 A V2 built by Hermann Oberth and Wernher von Braun reaches an altitude of about 85 kilometers, which is already the edge of space. October 4, 1957 The Soviet Union launches Sputnik 1, the first artificial satellite to be put into orbit around the Earth. September 9, 1959 Start of the Mercury program with the aim of studying the functioning and behavior of humans in space and to return the capsule including astronaut safely to Earth. April 12, 1961 Russian cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin is the first man in space and the first to orbit the Earth in a Vostok 1. Development of the Saturn rocket had also begun. February 20, 1962 John Glenn makes 3 orbits around the earth with an Atlas 6 rocket as part of the Mercury program. April 8, 1964 First unmanned flight of the Gemini program. Spacewalks, docking of spacecraft, long-duration space flights and precision in orbits were practiced in preparation for the moon missions. January 27, 1967 Fatal plugs-out test Apollo 1. November 9, 1967 Unmanned test flight Apollo 4. January 22, 1968 Unmanned test flight Apollo 5. April 4, 1968 Unmanned test flight Apollo 6. October 11, 1968 First manned flight Apollo 7. Testing of Command and Service module. December 21, 1968 Apollo 8. First flight Saturn 5, First to the moon, First behind the moon. March 3, 1969 Apollo 9. Practice with the LM around the earth. May 18, 1969 Apollo 10. Practicing with the LM around the moon. July 20, 1969 We are go for TLI.
You believers in the moon landing did notice that this was all animated right? You also noticed the photo of the LM where the cardboard sheets don't line up.(@6:48 into the animation video)
Wonderful video! Watching the descent and landing, I was reminded of a bowling alley video game called “Lunar Lander”...I don’t recall ever landing safely, but the throttle lever and rotation controls were very “immersive”, in today’s terms. Glad the pros were the ones who went!
A couple of days ago I saw the Apollo 11 documentary ; it was so much better than that POS movie First Man Even though i knew how it ended ,I found myself staring at the Rate of Descent and Fuel Remaining numbers as the Eagle was on Final Approach and saying " c'mon Neil slow it down "he did
Personally I haven't seen Apollo 11 docu yet but I find First Man to be one of my favourite movies alongside Oblivion and The Imitation Game, Passengers, Arrival and Interstellar fit somewhere along the line as well.
Equaliser, stay in school...Its called Line of site communication via giant Earth-based radio antennas, bouncing off satellites, 😂😂😂😂😂😂The uplink required about 10,000 watts, downlink 20 watts. Go down to your internet, Cable, Phone companies corp building. Take note of all the giant parabolic dish antennas pointing into the sky. Check how far some of those satellites are from the earth stations.www.hq.nasa.gov/alsj/ApolloTV-Acrobat5.pdf
@@Godscountry2732 ...I don't know any radio signal ...reaching 239,000 miles away...come on ...stop the shanangins....no distortion...no loss signal...I can barley get a reliable cell phone service signal here on earth ...come on !! ..they have everyone fooled ...
The LM carried about 23,000 pounds of fuel-18,000 in the descent stage, and a little over 5000 in the ascent stage. I don't know how much fuel the ascent stages used, but they burned something like 95+% of the descent fuel on the landings.
I still have so much doupts that this happend. With this little amount of fuel to get away standig on a highly accelerating vibrating missile Engine and managing to hit the direktion meeting the orbitpoint fore rendezvous. I was always a real Fan of Apollo. 15 Years old when the Show was on. There some severe doubts. Even the Hoaxbeleavers have also not always strong arguments. Some are not so easy to push away.
@@lotharluder2743 YOU CAN LOOK THIS SHIT UP...90% of the rocket's weight and size was spent for fuel getting us off the ground and escaping the earth's atmosphere. The amount of fuel spent getting into 'space' where gravity dropping to zero makes accelerating effortless in comparison.. The way we planned the rendezvous didn't require anything beyond an understanding of physics and applied mathematics.
@@lotharluder2743 If you research the flight planning and fuel requirements, it doesn't raise any doubts as far as whether the mission was POSSIBLE or not... airandspace.si.edu/sites/default/files/styles/slideshow_lg/public/images/5317h.jpg?itok=z8kbyXqL
@@lotharluder2743 you forgot: to accelerate in order to: leave Lunar gravity + reach speed of the Module in Perlune , match it with TOUSANDS of km/h etc etc etc, to come back with magical 40.000 Km/h :-D * why always 40.000???? "to use the moon orbit to accelerate" hihihihihi why didn´t we rised from Earth both capsules with a balloon then to the earth low-orbit and after that "used the earth gravity to accelerate" to go to the moon, with some pounds fuel??? wouldn´t be cheaper and more effective??? ;-) But what I wanted to tell you, sorry: the moon is hot, very… really hot… and all of that fuel was first there on the surface with…. what 150 Celcius +???? 200???? and the space is COOOOOOOOOOOLD so when you are around the moon, -180? -220?? and no material problems at all!!!! Vibranium, may be??? My car have problems here (frozen fuel) here in Germany with -30 Celcius… but they didn´t have ANY problem with Extrem heat and extream cold…. and did not explode even once :-D And their batteries worked and worked!!!! for TV + Radio and mesurements NON STOP the whooooole 8 days!!!! mission … and computers and pumps to compress to decompress the cabin with NO ACCIDENT at all!!!!!! Sure ;-)
We weren't that much smarter, but the politicians were willing to spend the needed money. To beat Soviet. Today, they are not willing to spend that money on going back to Moon.
Clyde8her , wow i never said i was smarter , not even close , but at least i know it , how about yourself , considering you couldn't even make sense of my original comment
yosoydeyarumal you said a “draw” its called a drawing not a “draw” get your grammar right. Now it makes sense that you think the moon landing were fake, because you obviously didn’t go to school.
4:00 Armstrong said those words but not when he was along the ladder. They edited footage to make it like you depicted in the video. The flight path with Google moon was awesome 👍
Great Video and presented nicely, it portrays our 3 heroes perfectly. I know this period in time very very well, I was 10 years old I seen it LIVE and Still cant get enough!
One small step for A MAN One giant leap for mankind is what he really said. He told lots of people that because of the way the radio worked the words became mashed up alittle bit.
Not true. He said he INTENDED to say that. But after listening to the recording and timing of himself, he agreed that he probably skipped saying the "a".
There is no creator anywhere. It's all a fairly tale :-) I think you meant "crater", but your illiteracy is excusable because you were obviously educated in modern government schools. So, explain why you think there has to be a crater beneath the lunar lander? Is there a crater under a helicopter when it lands? It's the same principle. The lander was actually very light in the 1/6 gravity of the moon. It did not take an enormous amount of thrust to allow it to land softly. If you look at the landing video that was shot out of the LEM windows, you can clearly see the surface dust that was streaming away from the descent engine in the final few feet before touchdown. Pretty spectacular actually.
Sadly the world population (especially here in the US), has been so dumbed-down that those of us capable of *basic, critical though,* are ostracized and the group-thinking sheep (and I'm using the term "thinking," very loosely) who believe that something *"must be true"* because most people believe it -no matter how ridiculous the narrative, have the audacity to call *US STUPID?!* God help us.
Well it was made by blue Peter using washing up bottles and sticky back plastic! Bit of tin foil Bit like Thunderbirds but by Stanley kubric The lighting was good though lol
I love all the apollo manned missions from apollo 7 to apollo 17, apollo/soyuz. Apollo 18, 19 & 20 were cancelled. I love playing the Lunar Module simulator, not only do you fly and land it you also get to use the DSKY computer inputing numbers Verbs and Nouns.....:)
@@ohger1 Interesting point, but not, I think, in the way you mean. For starters, Hollywood was utterly incapable of faking the six landings, and aside from the consistent, visible physics of working in a one-sixth gravity field in an airless environment, the very workaday boringness of the 62 hours of moon walk videos is a testament to their authenticity.
@@salamanca1954 I think you misread my intent. Apollo 13 makes (arguably) the best movie because it was the only Apollo mission with an explosion and loss of power. The mission was unique to the others because it didn't include the same steps as 11 and 12 went through, but became a real struggle for life that only wasn't achieved until splashdown.
[1] He didn't have to, the government/taxpayer was funding both ends of the call. [2] Nixon would have spoken to them sooner, but there was an audio problem that lasted for 18.5 minutes. (Once fixed they still thought there was a problem, but it was just someone saying there was a "Buzz" on the line.)
What was the latency between each chunk of conversation? I bet you did not know there was, at least, more than two seconds latency, and therefore, the conversation between Nixon and the Moon could not have taken place at the same speed a normal Earth to Earth conversation would have enjoyed. Even on Earth we have, sometimes, several milliseconds of latency in communication, and you want to tell me now, that on the surface of a space body, located at one second light speed of us, we could have a chat without any latency ... lol ... fortunately though, the 21st century high tech gives us the opportunity to review all the so called SCIENTIFIC ACHIEVEMENTS and find their flaws and lies ...
It was not a disc, it was a giant ant egg and they knew that it would hatch in 2021 and send back some information.. 🌠🌠🌏👽🚀🌕🌙🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🌒🌘🐌⭐⭐🌎🌚🌚🌐🌙🌛🌞👸👑🐜🐜🐜🐜🚀👽🌏🌒🌛🌙
The Mr David Langley The LEM's 8 track player jammed ,so NASA had Neil and Buzz make a DVD disc .Reason being,NASA said,in the 1990s someone will invent a player for DVD disc's .So if we visit the sight in the future ,will bring along a DVD player. True story
Yea, me too. In this horse shit of a lie, he had to stay in the imaginary lunar orbiter. They could have pretended he walked on the moon too. Idiots would believe that just as easily as they believe 12 total astronauts walked on the moon.
"Last Man on the Moon" by Eugene Cernin. A wonderful series of exploytes Of his time at NASA. We all have seen the first 'Footprint' on the Moon, but what about the last? GC, RIP
You are correct it was awesome. You can still see it on Netflix. Cernan died a few years after it was made. I like the part where Cernan's military flying buddy busts Cernan's chops about not being to drop bombs on target. His buddy is really busting him good and Cernan seems to be just a little annoyed. But Cernan comes back with a good retort. Cernan was one of my favorite astronauts. He also had a cool Omega Speedmaster. Looked like all gold. Maybe the "dark side of the moon" model made just for him?
daffidavit: Yeah, I've met and talked with Gene Cernan several times. I also had an opportunity to buy his blue Corvette around 15-20 years ago (but didn't). Yes, he's one of everyone's favorites. He was well liked by other astronauts, his fans, the press, politicians, etc.
Lucky you to have met the man. It's a great honor. I know the feeling, I met the great Bob Hoover a few times at airshows when I was a kid. It's like meeting a rock star.
I had Cernan endorse a copy of his book to my son in 2015. He said "For you, the sky will never be the limit". Gene was a classy guy. May he rest in peace.
I am among those who don't believe this, and I have good reasons for that; it would be up to those who believe this to open their eyes, and see the fantasy it is.
@@pascalxavier3367 How is this fake , why would thay make rocket that cost them bilions and time. Why ??? to get money , they are wasting money for science. not for lies
@@salamanca1954 Hey! Just don't go believin' in fairy tales too much. Maybe you DID try to protect your tiny head with gold tinfoil 'cause you saw your ''astronauts' doing it in this Apollo movie. Did you stick your little brain in your easy bake oven to test your theory? NASA probably sold you some tinfoil and a special decoder ring so you could talk to the moon smurfs you little ragamuffin, you!
G.Gorrell what an idiot you are. You are triggered so easily. I said it sounded like he was telling a bedtime story, that’s all, you assumed I didn’t believe what he was saying. Calm down People are so easily offended these days!!!
Rebecca Ringler No, and I bet you don't even know what the telemetry data contained. Climb on out of the rabbit hole. You heard that on a conspiracy site ?. You can do your own research or this basic description should point you to reliable references.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apollo_11_missing_tapes
@@Godscountry2732 ,,, the original footage was "taped" over, and lets not forget the moon rocks, they have lost all of those too, by NASA's admission. Biggest lie ever told, no man has ever left low earth orbit...ever!
The only data that was lost from any of the Apollo missions, was the telemetry data from the Apollo 11 mission. Any reference being made about the fact that all the Apollo data has been lost, is just ignorant BS from conspiracy theorists. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apollo_11_missing_tapes
Why the data "was lost"? It is possible that any competent person studying it, using modern computers, might think: "Maybe we did not go to the moon?"... Didn't the original SSTV (slowscan TV) broadcast record/video from the moon also disapper? The only moon landing videos available are those filmed by TV companies from NASA!s screen. This significantly degraded the quality.
@@StaceyGroover You expect me to accept the words of a flat-earth nut??? Keep dreaming! Flat earth is a silly fantasy. Try actual science some time - you might learn something!
@@Tim22222 I´m not a FE. You haven´t even watched the video. It´s an official spokesman from NASA talking. NASA Astronaut Don Pettit. Crazy american sheep.
@@StaceyGroover All Don Pettit is saying is that Apollo was _retired_ and its hardware decommissioned. He does _NOT_ say we forgot everything you effing moron.
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In the future.. these landing sites will be just part of the moon tour package..
Your name is very cool, you have the same first name as the first person on the moon
@@ZAGAD-i2x Yours is way cooler! same last name as the ninth brightest star
@@shirleeeyyy Sooner of later you'll ask him for a date ... lol ...
Yusaku Maezawa will land on the moon in the Super Heavy Starship.
They can change there name
Command module keeping its nose towards the surface.
KSP players: *Wait, WHAT?!*
It synced up exactly with the orbits rotation like the iss
download persistent rotation mod.
Persistent what
didn't use Lowne Lazy method smh
@@74wf rotation
Thank you, for such an interesting video. On separate occasions, I met both Buzz Aldrin and John Glenn. Both childhood and American heroes and meeting them was a great experience.
i thought this was all a hoax
1st words spoken on the Moon?
*_"Contact Light"._*
sparhopper ,,,no, try "do you think we will get away with this?"
@@redskua How 'bout "Do you think this will fly?...….Like our mockup lunar lander?"
sparhopper No, he said, shit, I dropped my lighter!
I think it was "OK" once the LM settled on the Moon. The sensor was about 5 ft above the surface.
@@waynemyers5995 It was never designed to "fly". It had no wings because there is no air, or appreciable atmosphere on the moon. It did what it was designed to do, and that is land on the moon.
1969 I was 18 years old in the U.S. Marines fighting in Vietnam. I remember thinking. How could President Nixon make a phone call to the moon? When I couldn't make a phone call to California.
NASA used the same technology as what was commercially available?
@Dan D Do you think they had the technology in 1969 to arrange a phone call between Washington D.C. and Houston?
Thats strange. All oft it.
@@lotharluder2743 Which part do you think is strange? That they could place a phone call between Washington & Houston? Or that they could patch the call into the radio transmissions?
U could tell how amazing the moon landing was at the press conference when they returned. True American grit!!. Merica, the land of bulls#/++3&$ .. this narrator is Killin me🤥🙄
I was one of the lucky person among the millions who watched this amazing moment in time live, July 19, ‘69 !!
First moon 🌙 landing!!
You can watch it again! Artemis!
among? us
Cool but I would've been doing something waaaaay different during the Summer Of Love
Do you talk about the tv one in screen noooo
@@nakajima4058 He didnt mention anything about among us
Anyone else just realized this was made in 2009? Good quality for a video in 2009.
But it is Google who made this so yeah
There are still people who say we were never there.
You’re damn right and those people are well let’s just say don’t have half a brain
When we are all living on mars, Flat earthers and moon deniers will be regarded as the dumbest people ever.
@@khanaratsadon They aren't currently?
old man damn right
@@khanaratsadon SpaceX: Live on mars? HEHEHEHEHEHEEEEE Just wait! HAHAHAHAHAHA
i keep coming back to this video but its because i love the way Aldrin describes the Moon and its surface, what a majestic thing. it sucks that we where born to early to just buy a ticket and go to the thing already
Good thing the Earth is round or they could have landed on the bottom side getting tangled up in our root system upon returning.
China's upside down. :P
Ya! And fallen back off!
funny lol
👌😂. Glad I live in America.. wouldn't want to lose my pocket jingle's..
It was my birthday in 1969 and my mother and I sat glued to the TV. It was the most thrilling thing that had ever happened in all of humanity. We saw them land on the moon. We cried we jump for joy. I'll never forget it
WizzardOfPaws and we were certain that by now travel to the moon would happen more frequently instead it never happened again... weird
Fabulous video Andrew. 👩🚀👨🚀👨🚀
I was a child living with my mother and stepfather five or six miles from the engine test stand during the Apollo era, often feeling the vibrations of the testing of the F1 engines throughout our neighborhood. We were so proud to hear those famous words by Neil Armstrong, and I never forgot the feeling that this was the beginning of our future in outer space. I still want to see a permanent human presence on the Moon in my lifetime.
I remember this happening. The entire western world came to stop while this was happening. It was an amazing moment.
CharmsDad: too bad it was fake.
J T pathetic
J T Ah yes, another basement dwelling pathologically asocial idiot desperate for attention. Call up and ask mom to get you the professional help that you do sorely need.
Sorry....2019 telescopes can see it whas one big hoax. Believe . Its full of things and ancient structures.
thedutchone sorry, even Hubble can't focus on such a small point. Save us all the dishonest fake news, and tell us you're a liar. And probably a Trump supporter.
Fact: buzz aldrin had his birthday on the moon! Best birthday gift ever!
His birthday is January 20.
Wanna try that again?
@@DemonDrummer Yea lol
@@CommyPlayz You _can_ edit your original post. Use hyphens to strike-through your original text and put an edit at the bottom; just saying.
Thank you for posting Google and Encyclopedia Britannica I was 13 when that happened and it really was an outstanding moment in my young life
so cool!
May i ask why is youtube recommending me this now?
SAME THATS HOW I FOUND THIS
@@fantomplayertv5679 Eggzactly
50th anniversary coming up, I suspect.
cuz of the aLgOrItHm
Nerd software,
Does anyone know which astronaut was the first to rub one out on the Moon?
Probably Michael Collins, since he was alone in the CM while he orbited the moon. I hope Buzz or Armstrong didn’t jerk it cause that’d be kinda gay :/
@@theretep6494 Yea, old Bart Sabril found out just how gay Buzz is when Buzz planted a knuckle sandwich upside his fat triple cheeseburger eating face. Lol.
Micheal Collins was in orbit,. So microgravity. Imagine a wad of cum floating around the command module😂
@@vegasspaceprogram6623 Well, that would explain the need to quarantine the crew when they returned to Earth. 😐
Classic
This video shows again what a great pilot Neil Armstrong was! I still can get emotional about it.
It's how a child react in front of wonder even if it's a fake event ...
He was not piloting anything ...
same
Look at the lunar module take off footage, which conveniently wasn´t showed here. It really didn´t age well...
@@rodfel2001 Ok flattard
I've always admired the Apollo astronauts. They risked their lives and are true heroes.
Excellent video. Thank you for posting it.
Ken, it's incredible! Made me want to be an astronaut. Scary when you think the computer technology used to get them there wasn't even as "sophisticated" as the key fob you use to unlock you car. But really, who wouldn't want to go had they the chance, regardless of the risks?
Jesse Duzz can you and your stupid conspiracy theory go away (and get an education so that you don’t sound like an idiot)
Jesse Duzz Yeah we all lied about the moon to appease satan, praised be his name.
Jesse Duzz What a crappy god we would have in that case, letting his former buddyboi run around causing havoc on his favorite planet while also torturing them for being on the same side he is?... Sounds wack bro
Jesse Duzz can you just move to mars please?? So that you don’t spread your stupidity on earth.
I'm never going to get over how cool Apollo 11 is and it is so far certainly the coolest thing that has ever happened in all history.
Go see the 2018 film, First Man. Awesome movie of Apollo 11
@Smee Self are you triggered snowflake?
@smeeself enough with your BS otherwise I’ll sleep with your wife
@smeeself opps my bad, you’ve got limitations with women 😂😂
This is just awesome, makes our beautiful planet look so small in the universe. Their must be life beyond earth, their must be... My hat is off to all the brave and highly intelligent people that made this happen. It's quite humbling to watch it.
"That's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind ."
for A man, if it was for man the sentence would mean "that's one small step for mankind, one giant leap for mankind"
He said "...for A man..." Otherwise the sentence would be dumb, a small step for mankind, a giant leap for mankind
@@LiterallyRyan_Gosling somebody watched exurb1a
@@cursedcliff7562 you don’t need to watch exbur1a’s video to tell such an obvious thing.
This is SO COOL! I'd never thought of the CM tracking along with the lander like that, but of course it would!
This was interesting. Thanks.
Who else got this randomly recommended 12 years later...
Lmaooo, same
@@meeast1169 TH-cam is one intresting place...
God bless you Sir, Mr. Chaikin... y'all have carried the fire so well
and for so long, telling the magnificent story of space exploration.
your eloquence and clarity and brevity of writing and speaking
inspires so many souls
Huge balls of Armstrong, no fear.
i am watching this video in 2019 july 2nd...10 yrs after uploaded👍👍👍
couple of weeks and its 50 yrs ago!
rip
michael collins: october 5th 1930-april 28th 2021
I remember having built a Float for the fourth of July to look like a space capsule. Those days were so exciting growing up in the 60's. Every space flight had us glued top the TV. Wanted to be an astronaut so much. Happy and exciting. When the Moon landing happened, it was the ultimate TV show for the entire World. We were so proud to be here. It was something that was positive, and an exploration for all to help all.
Namasterick dude,
It was this countries and humanities best hour. An incredible testament to what man can do.
namasterick dude,
NASA still excites kids all over the world with "The Spirit of Discovery", whereas hoaxers and flat earths have negavity and cynicism. No brainer which one I'll be teaching my kids.
@Noelle Leger Dude,
Welcome to base 10 dude.
@Noelle Leger Dude,
If you were smart you would know Dude is unisexual. Ah well you gave it a good shot. Yeah yeah, how many biscuits in a bakers dozen. I'll help you out with your debacle since you seem to be struggling with it. What's the first year dude. Hint, its not 1961. Base ten, its just not that hard dude.
@Noelle Leger Dude,
Dude, I gave you the answer already, but i'll humor you, the first ten numbers are 0 to 9. Didn't you understand my hint? You're not alone dude, don't feel bad.
I was 10 years old when this happened.
@Gerry Berry Me also!!! ...10 years old.... We've lived long enough to think we know it all, and are eager to prove it.... Yes what a time for their indoctrination!
I wasn’t yet born when this movie came out.
Gerry Berry so y'all are 60 years old
I had never before seen the flight path as shown here. So cool. Now I'm interested in what all the other writings notes were close to the landing location, like the ones indicating the double crater, the flag location.
DB fry. There are millions of documents.
This is the most documented event in human history. The whole 8 days, 3 hours, 18 minutes, 35 seconds are timestamped down to the second. Every input in every computer, every footstep on the moon, every position they were standing in when they said which words. That's how they know the specific flight path exactly. Down to the second. It's so cool. The original image archives that NASA has will blow your mind if you haven't seen them yet.
Well done video! Accurately portrayal of the Apollo 11 mission. Thank you Neil, Buzz, Michael and all the men and women who worked tirelessly to get them there and bring them home safely. Also thank You Jesus for making this wonderful Universe and everything in it, including us.
Maybe re-read GEnesis regarding the placement of two lights in the sky.
@@sharpuslf Yes God made both the sun and the moon. And h ed wrote Genesis 1 in such a way that the people of that day could understand it. Your point is?
@@darrylgonzalez5251 Can I assume you have read the KJV? Combine this with Isaih 40, and the tower of Babel. How men were building a tower to Heaven. If what is high in the sky is outer space, these verses make no sense. BUT, if their is a firmanent, and waters of the Deep, then the Earth is flat, with a dome, and suddenly it makes a lot of sense.
You fuckers lost me when you mentioned God. Just as fake as the moon landings.
@@sharpuslf The bible is not always right my man, and this is coming from a believer ;)
Excellent presentation of a magnificent achievement. I miss those Apollo days. It was so exciting.
one day im going to fly over there to prove we have been to the moon
Practice in KSP
@Mudkip909 whats that?
@Mudkip909 haave you played ksp?
With all our technological advances in the last 50 years, no one in the history of our planet has ever gone farther out than these two guys did.
Because that's what NASA was directed to do. Sending men to the Moon is incredibly expensive, and once they'd beaten the Soviets there, the US public lost interest and Congress began cutting their budget. The fact is most people can't see a point to sending men to the Moon, so NASA wasn't allowed to do it any more.
It is not, and has never been, a question of technical capability. It is a question of funding. It makes no difference how easy it is to get to the Moon technically if no-one stumps up the money to pay for it.
Incorrect, the crew of the failed Apollo 13 went farther
All incorrect... this is a fiction book. A child's bedtime story.
3 first people above me are gay
@@danielwestra6283 just like the magic mirror I'm using to communicate with you people 3months into the future. Spooky
man's greatest achievement...we floated onto the moon and then it was a walk in the park..the astronots made it seem easier than a plane journey from Europe to Australia...a great achievement...god bless America and all who observe her
lunatic
@@TheThesmyths That is pretty much, exactly.
@Armando Silvier Yes! Astronots! Maybe I didnt give Nand sall enough credit!
Loved this video, well done! Apollo 11is such an amazing moment in history.
Venture B. Almost as good as the movie itself.
@Don Corl no
I agree, didn't know Google did a brief documentary in this
I'm a recently retired Engineer (Lockheed Martin) and I grew up in Cocoa Beach from '57 - '75 where my Dad was a Radar Guidance Engineer with G.E. out at The Cape so I know more about those years than almost anyone living, but I had never heard that descriptive oral by Buzz...thanks so much for posting it...a real Gem.
That's awesome! I'm super jealous haha
@@BigTime_ It was a pretty cool place to grow up...everything was hush hush in the early years. I remember my Dad coming home for lunch one day when I was very young and he looked at his watch and said you might want to walk outside now and look towards the Cape (we lived in North Cocoa Beach so were just a few miles from the early launch pads) so we all went outside and saw a liftoff and then it went sideways and the Range Officer had to detonate the destruct charge...a huge flame ball/explosion. Anyway I saw every launch...my fave was Apollo 17 the night Saturn V launch. Brevard county was literally standing room only for that one. Another by product of the space race in Brevard county was years later I read that for the ten years between 1964 and 1974 we had the highest rated school system in the country (based on national SAT scores)...to say we had near perfect demographics would not be an exaggeration....a bunch of white Engineer Dads with a bunch of stay at home moms...the schools were packed like sardines with portables everywhere but as I said all white kids with dad's with high IQ's.
Interesting video. Very well narrated.
Wtf this was 7 yrs ago
Very well narrated doesn't make it true ...
@@rodfel2001 and you can Fuck off. Thank you very much.
👍
@@rodfel2001 shut up stupid
If you listen to the actual audio you will hear how they moved in two axis. And were using short blast to land. The engine wasnt running for the final seconds they floated down. Running out of fuel on the lander was correct the module had a separate fuel tank for the lift off. I remember how the whole world was excited about space. No generation has done anything like this since.
Not quite correct Skip, as all the documentation, backed up by Armstrong himself, states that the engine wasn't shut down until the lunar module had actually touched down. On some of the subsequent missions, as soon as one of the 3 leg probes touched the surface, the engine was shut off, leaving the module to drop the rest of the way to the surface, but not on Apollo 11.
@@sailorman8668 unlike how most people answ replies i want to thank you for correcting me and not being hostile. What i also meant was people think the engines of all the landers were blowing exhaust when in fact they were running at less than 5 percent for the last seconds. They were throttled down and were basically floating due to the low gravity. Its also good to see there are people like me who know we went there
Oh, the engine was kicking up dust in a haze, yet there wasn't one bit of dust on the feet of the Lander once it had touched down. Bit strange don't you think?
Rolly, unicorn Look again, it was pushing the soil outward away from the exhaust nozzle. Remember, you're in a vacuum environment,[no real atmosphere ] so the soil, dust particles behave like projectiles. Moving in the direction of the force pushing them.
The rocket exhaust follows a downward and outward path, which pushes the soil to the outside of the LEM and away.
You have no atmosphere or air currents to keep them aloft, meaning you have no dust clouds on the Moon.
But if you look closely, you can find some soil, dust residue on some of the equipment, astronauts, landing pads, etc In the #8500 high-resolution pictures here..www.apolloarchive.com/
@@Godscountry2732 I take your point. Personally I've always been 50-50 as to whether it really did happen or not. Probably because of the amount of lies we are fed by our respective Governments. It kind of makes you question everything to some degree.
@@rollyunicorn It's not just the government, though! Every scientist, astronomer and engineer in the entire world knows we went & none have ever offered a serious challenge. They know we went & you can't fool everyone!
rollyunicorn NO!! They went!!
Simply fantastic!! This brought together all the unknown and imagined intricacies that I have wondered about that glorious achievement !! ThankYou for portraying it so perfectly!! I wish the whole program was documented in this fashion !!! Beautiful work!!! Blessings to all involved in this video!!
John Dough That comment just shows your supreme ignorance. Nothing else, if You thought so...
John Dough proof?
John Dough I'll bet you believe the earth is flat as well?? The space program has brought us SO MANY things! From gps, cell phones, foam mattresses, and on and on! The technology blows the mind. Apparently it's above yours and that's too bad. You learn so much more with an open mind.
They , NASA engineers,did it without Google or Alexa . Not to mention without any AutoCAD or any 3D imaging software , they made Lunar landing successful. So what current younger generation are whining about. They have all the luxury and all the technogy .
The Apollo astronauts were chosen by the nature to go and walk on the Moon...and that mission will always be appreciated as the greatest achievement for ever....SALUTE!!!!
Rony Hassan LoL, yeah, the moon missions, only form of transport, or technology for that matter, to never advance. In fact it's regressed over 50 years! Nobody went to the moon, these men are liars and frauds! Anti heros! They murdered the real heros who actually thought they were going to the moon, everyone after the first 3 were just puppets. ...Don Petit comes across as if he has a learning disability, its all a joke. Why dont you get it?
@butchtropic
Wow... nice analogy.
If the U.S government wanted an exact working replica of a '67 caddy, are you seriously trying to tell me that it couldn't be done? 😂 You poor misguided little lamb. And you know that "Moon rocks" that show chemically they are not from earth are actually meteorite fragments that made it through our atmosphere.
Haha except for the fossilized wood "moon rock" that Nixon gave to the Netherlands... ooopsy.
Seriously, start using cognitive thought instead of just believing everything you are told. No human has ever been out of earths lower orbit. Research objectively both sides, examine the evidence and THINK.
@butchtropic
The film reels were apparently erased out of existence. 😂
Make perfect sense. Greatest feat of mankind and Nasa lost all the data and pictures. 🤔
Sounds reasonable.......
@butchtropic
Or do you think a 67 caddy is technologically superior to a 2018 model? Im laughing so hard at your brilliant insight. I won't blame your whole generation for your stupidity though. 😂
@butchtropic
Where is all that valuable telemetry and medical data gone?
That was brilliant, thank you. M.
We had the technology well before 1969 and plenty of time to practice:
March 16, 1926 Robert Goddard launched the first liquid-fuelled rocket.
October 3, 1942 A V2 built by Hermann Oberth and Wernher von Braun reaches an altitude of about 85 kilometers, which is already the edge of space.
October 4, 1957 The Soviet Union launches Sputnik 1, the first artificial satellite to be put into orbit around the Earth.
September 9, 1959 Start of the Mercury program with the aim of studying the functioning and behavior of humans in space and to return the capsule including astronaut safely to Earth.
April 12, 1961 Russian cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin is the first man in space and the first to orbit the Earth in a Vostok 1. Development of the Saturn rocket had also begun. February 20, 1962 John Glenn makes 3 orbits around the earth with an Atlas 6 rocket as part of the Mercury program.
April 8, 1964 First unmanned flight of the Gemini program. Spacewalks, docking of spacecraft, long-duration space flights and precision in orbits were practiced in preparation for the moon missions.
January 27, 1967 Fatal plugs-out test Apollo 1.
November 9, 1967 Unmanned test flight Apollo 4.
January 22, 1968 Unmanned test flight Apollo 5.
April 4, 1968 Unmanned test flight Apollo 6.
October 11, 1968 First manned flight Apollo 7. Testing of Command and Service module.
December 21, 1968 Apollo 8. First flight Saturn 5, First to the moon, First behind the moon.
March 3, 1969 Apollo 9. Practice with the LM around the earth.
May 18, 1969 Apollo 10. Practicing with the LM around the moon.
July 20, 1969 We are go for TLI.
You believers in the moon landing did notice that this was all animated right? You also noticed the photo of the LM where the cardboard sheets don't line up.(@6:48 into the animation video)
Pierre Lightfoot wake up and. Smell the flowers!!
Wonderful video! Watching the descent and landing, I was reminded of a bowling alley video game called “Lunar Lander”...I don’t recall ever landing safely, but the throttle lever and rotation controls were very “immersive”, in today’s terms.
Glad the pros were the ones who went!
Excellent video. No documentary I have war he'd have explained this in such detail.
A couple of days ago I saw the Apollo 11 documentary ; it was so much better than that POS movie First Man
Even though i knew how it ended ,I found myself staring at the Rate of Descent and Fuel Remaining numbers as the Eagle was on Final Approach and saying " c'mon Neil slow it down "he did
Personally I haven't seen Apollo 11 docu yet but I find First Man to be one of my favourite movies alongside Oblivion and The Imitation Game, Passengers, Arrival and Interstellar fit somewhere along the line as well.
Sigh, these two cinematic Releases where both amazing, but First Man was shockingly spectacular
This is a great presentation
This is fantastic
I really enjoyed this ! Thanks
Look like Armstrong just get distracted
Google Moon....😎
Waiting for Google galaxy...🔥
A phone call from Nixon?. 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Equaliser, stay in school...Its called Line of site communication via giant Earth-based radio antennas, bouncing off satellites, 😂😂😂😂😂😂The uplink required about 10,000 watts, downlink 20 watts. Go down to your internet, Cable, Phone companies corp building. Take note of all the giant parabolic dish antennas pointing into the sky. Check how far some of those satellites are from the earth stations.www.hq.nasa.gov/alsj/ApolloTV-Acrobat5.pdf
Yes, Worked pretty much the same as today, a simple radio signal ....
@Larry XK fuck you
In fact, President Lincoln made a phonecall back in 1861 . True story .
@@Godscountry2732 ...I don't know any radio signal ...reaching 239,000 miles away...come on ...stop the shanangins....no distortion...no loss signal...I can barley get a reliable cell phone service signal here on earth ...come on !! ..they have everyone fooled ...
Neil was the man.
yes. and he resigned after that, and Buzz Aldrin was a depressive drug addict after achivevng that.... just wonder why?????......
Those guys were so BADASS!!!
How much fuel was required for a powered descent and subsequent ascent and rendezvous. How much fuel did the LEM carry.
The LM carried about 23,000 pounds of fuel-18,000 in the descent stage, and a little over 5000 in the ascent stage. I don't know how much fuel the ascent stages used, but they burned something like 95+% of the descent fuel on the landings.
I still have so much doupts that this happend. With this little amount of fuel to get away standig on a highly accelerating vibrating missile Engine and managing to hit the direktion meeting the orbitpoint fore rendezvous. I was always a real Fan of Apollo. 15 Years old when the Show was on. There some severe doubts. Even the Hoaxbeleavers have also not always strong arguments. Some are not so easy to push away.
@@lotharluder2743 YOU CAN LOOK THIS SHIT UP...90% of the rocket's weight and size was spent for fuel getting us off the ground and escaping the earth's atmosphere. The amount of fuel spent getting into 'space' where gravity dropping to zero makes accelerating effortless in comparison.. The way we planned the rendezvous didn't require anything beyond an understanding of physics and applied mathematics.
@@lotharluder2743 If you research the flight planning and fuel requirements, it doesn't raise any doubts as far as whether the mission was POSSIBLE or not... airandspace.si.edu/sites/default/files/styles/slideshow_lg/public/images/5317h.jpg?itok=z8kbyXqL
@@lotharluder2743 you forgot: to accelerate in order to: leave Lunar gravity + reach speed of the Module in Perlune , match it with TOUSANDS of km/h etc etc etc, to come back with magical 40.000 Km/h :-D * why always 40.000???? "to use the moon orbit to accelerate" hihihihihi why didn´t we rised from Earth both capsules with a balloon then to the earth low-orbit and after that "used the earth gravity to accelerate" to go to the moon, with some pounds fuel??? wouldn´t be cheaper and more effective??? ;-)
But what I wanted to tell you, sorry: the moon is hot, very… really hot… and all of that fuel was first there on the surface with…. what 150 Celcius +???? 200???? and the space is COOOOOOOOOOOLD so when you are around the moon, -180? -220?? and no material problems at all!!!! Vibranium, may be???
My car have problems here (frozen fuel) here in Germany with -30 Celcius… but they didn´t have ANY problem with Extrem heat and extream cold…. and did not explode even once :-D
And their batteries worked and worked!!!! for TV + Radio and mesurements NON STOP the whooooole 8 days!!!! mission … and computers and pumps to compress to decompress the cabin with NO ACCIDENT at all!!!!!!
Sure ;-)
Is it true that Appollo 11 Computer has only 70 KB of memory.
And nowadays modern Calculator has more than 700KB memory.
Really good video about the computer(s). th-cam.com/video/YGymMMQbPbo/w-d-xo.html
Very cool, is there a way to get the trajectory coordinates (Lat, Long, Alt)?
if its google "earth" then why is there parts of the moon!?!?
Google moon
@@GoodKingMody yes
Lmao
*Moon in Google Earth??*
Title debunks every conspiracy
Just like the Meuller report shut up the Congress Cult, eh?
@Miles Coverdale ... because they like the ruskies
Tradução em português Brasil
Great video
I don't know we as humans are so dam stupid today , i just find it hard to believe we were this much smarter back in the 60's , explain this to me
We weren't that much smarter, but the politicians were willing to spend the needed money. To beat Soviet.
Today, they are not willing to spend that money on going back to Moon.
Clyde8her , wow i never said i was smarter , not even close , but at least i know it , how about yourself , considering you couldn't even make sense of my original comment
We collectively were smarter because you weren't born yet Mario. You're skewing the mean average..
you would not understand, you have been dumbed down also.
That is my point , that is why we understand
There is a LEM descent engine nozzle on display at the March Air Museum.
and no LEM descent module on moon.google.com to see.... but a DRAW of it..... a fucking draw.....
yosoydeyarumal wtf is a “draw”?
@@masonmtb7 a drawing painting delineation pattern illustration draft version (whaaats aaa delineaaation???? whatsaaa PPPppaaaternn??? wahooots ooo versiooOOOopn???!!!)
yosoydeyarumal you said a “draw” its called a drawing not a “draw” get your grammar right. Now it makes sense that you think the moon landing were fake, because you obviously didn’t go to school.
@@masonmtb7 hihihihihihi....
May i ask why after 50 years we didn’t send nobody up there again?
Anybody
@@sz6645 Money. No one wants to spend the $100 billion it would cost. Easy.
@sevi zezou We did....there were 5 more manned missions after this one.
sevi zezou Nobody is stopping you. Get crackin'!!
They went back 5 more times. How many times do you have to do it to prove you can do it? It's not that is was cheap either!
Heroes
Such an amazing achievement love it
It would have been. So amazing that NASA lost the original footage.
4:00 Armstrong said those words but not when he was along the ladder. They edited footage to make it like you depicted in the video. The flight path with Google moon was awesome 👍
I was 11 when watching this on tv very late at night.
How did it feel?
Let me guess a dream.
Watching history. Exciting.
@Gerry Berry yes.
Can't wait for mars landing i was born in 2004 i need to experience something like this before i die D:
Great Video and presented nicely, it portrays our 3 heroes perfectly. I know this period in time very very well, I was 10 years old I seen it LIVE and Still cant get enough!
The moon will just be a stop in the tour of the solar system
And the solar system, just a stop in the future galaxy tour
Thanks for this great video. Very informative and inspiring. I now know more about this than from the tv networks.
I usually like to make cute funny comments
But this is just an amazing story
Does anyone besides yourself think you make "cute funny comments?" THAT would be an amazing story.
@@spaceflightengr indeed it would
One small step for A MAN One giant leap for mankind is what he really said. He told lots of people that because of the way the radio worked the words became mashed up alittle bit.
Not true. He said he INTENDED to say that. But after listening to the recording and timing of himself, he agreed that he probably skipped saying the "a".
They never explain why there is no creator under the lander from the thrust from the engine!
There is no creator anywhere. It's all a fairly tale :-)
I think you meant "crater", but your illiteracy is excusable because you were obviously educated in modern government schools.
So, explain why you think there has to be a crater beneath the lunar lander? Is there a crater under a helicopter when it lands? It's the same principle. The lander was actually very light in the 1/6 gravity of the moon. It did not take an enormous amount of thrust to allow it to land softly. If you look at the landing video that was shot out of the LEM windows, you can clearly see the surface dust that was streaming away from the descent engine in the final few feet before touchdown. Pretty spectacular actually.
It's been explained 1000 times, asshole!
@@kdanagger6894 LMAO!!!
No human has ever walked on the moon, and no one ever will.
Don’t get mad. It’s not your fault you are an ignorant, gullible fucker.
Ho hum another third rate unoriginal boring troll . Bring your A game next time .
Yep. I’m a troll. It is truly fun watching you idiots get mad over online comments.
You're more of a sub troll
Sadly the world population (especially here in the US), has been so dumbed-down that those of us capable of *basic, critical though,* are ostracized and the group-thinking sheep (and I'm using the term "thinking," very loosely) who believe that something *"must be true"* because most people believe it -no matter how ridiculous the narrative, have the audacity to call *US STUPID?!*
God help us.
Good job 👌👍👏
Talking about tin foil, the lunar module with it's little carton boxes is full of it.
Well it was made by blue Peter using washing up bottles and sticky back plastic! Bit of tin foil Bit like Thunderbirds but by Stanley kubric
The lighting was good though lol
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Ah. That's why it's weight was more than 15 tons, because it was made of cardboard and goldfoil.
What was your next lie?
APOLLO 11,12,14,15,16,17 .
IT WAS LANDING ON THE MOON .EXCEPT APOLLO 13 .
But 13 made for the best movie...
@@ohger1Until the documentary Apolo11, Go see it. Awesome.
I love all the apollo manned missions from apollo 7 to apollo 17, apollo/soyuz. Apollo 18, 19 & 20 were cancelled. I love playing the Lunar Module simulator, not only do you fly and land it you also get to use the DSKY computer inputing numbers Verbs and Nouns.....:)
@@ohger1 Interesting point, but not, I think, in the way you mean. For starters, Hollywood was utterly incapable of faking the six landings, and aside from the consistent, visible physics of working in a one-sixth gravity field in an airless environment, the very workaday boringness of the 62 hours of moon walk videos is a testament to their authenticity.
@@salamanca1954 I think you misread my intent. Apollo 13 makes (arguably) the best movie because it was the only Apollo mission with an explosion and loss of power. The mission was unique to the others because it didn't include the same steps as 11 and 12 went through, but became a real struggle for life that only wasn't achieved until splashdown.
To bad the rover wasn't used till Apollo 15
Watched the video from begin to end. Very interesting!
Ray's Astrophotography: science fiction is usually very interesting.
Did Nixon reverse the charges on that call 😂
He didn't have to, it was actually a local call! LOL!
@@wayniebob1948 not funny, didn't laugh
[1] He didn't have to, the government/taxpayer was funding both ends of the call.
[2] Nixon would have spoken to them sooner, but there was an audio problem that lasted for 18.5 minutes. (Once fixed they still thought there was a problem, but it was just someone saying there was a "Buzz" on the line.)
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What was the latency between each chunk of conversation? I bet you did not know there was, at least, more than two seconds latency, and therefore, the conversation between Nixon and the Moon could not have taken place at the same speed a normal Earth to Earth conversation would have enjoyed. Even on Earth we have, sometimes, several milliseconds of latency in communication, and you want to tell me now, that on the surface of a space body, located at one second light speed of us, we could have a chat without any latency ... lol ... fortunately though, the 21st century high tech gives us the opportunity to review all the so called SCIENTIFIC ACHIEVEMENTS and find their flaws and lies ...
Ahh.. Fond memories!!!
Why they left a disc with information on it without leaving the player to play the disc on is beyond me.
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It was not a disc, it was a giant ant egg and they knew that it would hatch in 2021 and send back some information.. 🌠🌠🌏👽🚀🌕🌙🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🌒🌘🐌⭐⭐🌎🌚🌚🌐🌙🌛🌞👸👑🐜🐜🐜🐜🚀👽🌏🌒🌛🌙
The Mr David Langley The LEM's 8 track player jammed ,so NASA had Neil and Buzz make a DVD disc .Reason being,NASA said,in the 1990s someone will invent a player for DVD disc's .So if we visit the sight in the future ,will bring along a DVD player. True story
@Larry XK Thats America for you....leaving their garbage behind after a visit
They didn’t leave anything on the moon because no human has ever been there.
I feel bad for collins
Yea, me too. In this horse shit of a lie, he had to stay in the imaginary lunar orbiter. They could have pretended he walked on the moon too. Idiots would believe that just as easily as they believe 12 total astronauts walked on the moon.
Me scrolling through my recommendations at 3 am:
Well well well let’s find out
"Last Man on the Moon" by Eugene Cernin. A wonderful series of exploytes Of his time at NASA. We all have seen the first 'Footprint' on the Moon, but what about the last?
GC, RIP
Cernan
You are correct it was awesome. You can still see it on Netflix. Cernan died a few years after it was made. I like the part where Cernan's military flying buddy busts Cernan's chops about not being to drop bombs on target. His buddy is really busting him good and Cernan seems to be just a little annoyed. But Cernan comes back with a good retort. Cernan was one of my favorite astronauts. He also had a cool Omega Speedmaster. Looked like all gold. Maybe the "dark side of the moon" model made just for him?
daffidavit: Yeah, I've met and talked with Gene Cernan several times. I also had an opportunity to buy his blue Corvette around 15-20 years ago (but didn't). Yes, he's one of everyone's favorites. He was well liked by other astronauts, his fans, the press, politicians, etc.
Lucky you to have met the man. It's a great honor. I know the feeling, I met the great Bob Hoover a few times at airshows when I was a kid. It's like meeting a rock star.
I had Cernan endorse a copy of his book to my son in 2015. He said "For you, the sky will never be the limit". Gene was a classy guy. May he rest in peace.
It sad that some people didn't believe this , i hope they will try to open eyes and not just from a conspiracy video.
I am among those who don't believe this, and I have good reasons for that; it would be up to those who believe this to open their eyes, and see the fantasy it is.
Pascal xavier how was the moon landing fake?
@@pascalxavier3367 How is this fake , why would thay make rocket that cost them bilions and time. Why ??? to get money , they are wasting money for science. not for lies
@@Rutherford_Sam They had to make the rocket, it was the only way to give credibility to the project.
Forget the moon, no one from any country has ever traveled beyond 1% of the distance to the moon (and came back alive).
Ok, Since the Apollo 11 descent engine was operating in a Vacuum what was the rocket exhaust pushing against to slow down the space craft?
It was pushing against the spacecraft.
It has always disappointed me that a honorary memorial for John F. Kennedy was never left on the moon as was for the fallen astronauts and cosmonauts.
@Armando Silvier shut up fucktard
Sounds like he's telling a bedtime story...
It's a fairy tale that only happened in a magical fantasy world. That's why he's doing that!
@@johnellizz Both of you fuckwits are magnificent in your ignorance.
@@salamanca1954 Hey! Just don't go believin' in fairy tales too much. Maybe you DID try to protect your tiny head with gold tinfoil 'cause you saw your ''astronauts' doing it in this Apollo movie. Did you stick your little brain in your easy bake oven to test your theory? NASA probably sold you some tinfoil and a special decoder ring so you could talk to the moon smurfs you little ragamuffin, you!
@@johnellizz You are a pathetic imbecile. You have no idea how reality works. It's called physics.
G.Gorrell what an idiot you are. You are triggered so easily. I said it sounded like he was telling a bedtime story, that’s all, you assumed I didn’t believe what he was saying. Calm down People are so easily offended these days!!!
Man, what a vacation.
They lost all the telemetry data?
Rebecca Ringler
No, and I bet you don't even know what the telemetry data contained. Climb on out of the rabbit hole. You heard that on a conspiracy site ?. You can do your own research or this basic description should point you to reliable references.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apollo_11_missing_tapes
@@Godscountry2732 ,,, the original footage was "taped" over, and lets not forget the moon rocks, they have lost all of those too, by NASA's admission. Biggest lie ever told, no man has ever left low earth orbit...ever!
redskua how DARE YOU, we didn’t lose anything except those tapes, the rocks were grounded up to be inspected
Is it true that NASA has lost all the data on how they got to the moon... ?
Anybody?
The only data that was lost from any of the Apollo missions, was the telemetry data from the Apollo 11 mission.
Any reference being made about the fact that all the Apollo data has been lost, is just ignorant BS from conspiracy theorists.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apollo_11_missing_tapes
Why the data "was lost"?
It is possible that any competent person studying it, using modern computers,
might think: "Maybe we did not go to the moon?"...
Didn't the original SSTV (slowscan TV) broadcast record/video from the moon also disapper?
The only moon landing videos available are those filmed by TV companies from NASA!s screen.
This significantly degraded the quality.
@@shaku2182 A lot of the footage has now been enhanced, as you can see at the following link - www.nasa.gov/multimedia/hd/apollo11_hdpage.html
OlfArts - No.
No.
Why was the moon colorless ? The pictures we saw from the Chinese showed green, brown and other colors on the surface of the moon. So what's the deal?
What pictures?
There are some _very_ subtle colors in the soil - not enough to register as colorful when looked at from 240,000 miles away.
At distance it's about the color and brightness of weathered asphalt. You can actually look at it with telescopes or binoculars.
When NASA says it lost its "telemetry data from Apollo 11" - how can Google reconstruct this landing so precise ?
You have been misled. They have the data, they just lost some backup tapes.
@@Tim22222 th-cam.com/video/r_sazQnHKTM/w-d-xo.html
@@StaceyGroover You expect me to accept the words of a flat-earth nut??? Keep dreaming!
Flat earth is a silly fantasy. Try actual science some time - you might learn something!
@@Tim22222 I´m not a FE. You haven´t even watched the video. It´s an official spokesman from NASA talking. NASA Astronaut Don Pettit.
Crazy american sheep.
@@StaceyGroover All Don Pettit is saying is that Apollo was _retired_ and its hardware decommissioned. He does _NOT_ say we forgot everything you effing moron.