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The Huntley-Brinkley Report from July 21st, 1969 following the successful landing of Apollo 11 on the lunar surface and man's first steps on the moon.
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@scrumpycat2611
@scrumpycat2611 3 года назад
My granda said the old lady next door said when she heard it, "You would have thought they would have waited until it was a full moon."
@sabarca714
@sabarca714 3 года назад
lol
@coolnameism
@coolnameism Год назад
😂😂😂
@iagreewithyou749
@iagreewithyou749 3 месяца назад
😂
@hungsolow7090
@hungsolow7090 2 месяца назад
Turns out she was deiceved , a true conspiracy between government, media and many more involved
@fintangately9605
@fintangately9605 Год назад
Spare a thought for the poor camera person left on the moon recording the lift off with such accuracy. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@Snowowl64
@Snowowl64 Год назад
Yep!!!! BOGUS As All Get 0ut!!!
@theplacebeyondthelies2429
@theplacebeyondthelies2429 Год назад
and the moment he jumped off the capsule to stamp his tri foot into the ground to get a steady shot of the actual astronauts... so he must have been the first one to set foot on the moon and we have all been duped to think it was Armstrong hahahaha and he ain't even claiming publicity for it.. what a good soul hahaha
@fintangately9605
@fintangately9605 Год назад
🤣🤣🤣🤣
@Snowowl64
@Snowowl64 Год назад
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@hyzercreek
@hyzercreek Год назад
Right, because they didn't invent tripods yet
@RVPissBoys
@RVPissBoys 9 месяцев назад
That’s one small step for a man, and one giant leap for mankind.
@hungsolow7090
@hungsolow7090 2 месяца назад
No step and one big lie
@albertobetto522
@albertobetto522 Год назад
I wish they would do another live moon landing in hd, that would be awesome
@captainmeow2771
@captainmeow2771 Год назад
It would be impossible. They said they forgot how...
@duncanbrown0
@duncanbrown0 Год назад
They are. NASA is training the next set of astronauts now I think
@thewildcellist
@thewildcellist Год назад
@@duncanbrown0 The first crewed Artemis mission is planned for November, 2024. It will be a flyby, with landing missions to follow.
@gennifertorres156
@gennifertorres156 Год назад
This was faked. Y’all late smh 🤣
@thewildcellist
@thewildcellist Год назад
@@gennifertorres156 no, it wasn't. And that's not my "opinion," it's objectively provable fact.
@brianjcarey
@brianjcarey 3 года назад
It's 51 years after as I'm watching it in 2021
@jonathanmcmenemy103
@jonathanmcmenemy103 3 года назад
And they still have yet to return. Hmmm
@kongchihwa5711
@kongchihwa5711 3 года назад
E
@mikecrownshaw1646
@mikecrownshaw1646 2 года назад
@@jonathanmcmenemy103 manned missions cost more than sending rovers. Hmmmmmm
@mikecrownshaw1646
@mikecrownshaw1646 2 года назад
@@jonathanmcmenemy103 Kenny Ben T McKormic Since you're "obviously" an expert on video and motion picture technology that was available in 1969 please tell us all how the moon landings were faked. How was 143 minutes of continuous video depicting Armstrong and Aldrin shuffling around on the moon faked and how 1/6th lunar gravity was simulated? While slow motion video was available in 1969, the video was taken with a hand-held camera. Using film shot at high speed to simulate 1/6th gravity was possible, but a 14-inch diameter 16mm film magazine containing 1,600 ft of film lasts about 48 minutes. The video is continuous. Even if multiple cameras had been used differences in emulsion would have been detected. Additionally, later missions were in color with a higher video frame rate. At the time of the broadcast, magnetic disk recorders capable of storing slow motion footage could only capture 30 seconds in total, for a playback of 90 seconds of slow-motion video. To capture 143 minutes in slow motion, you’d need to record and store 47 minutes of live action, which simply wasn’t possible. How did astronaut David Scott manage to get a hammer and a falcon feather to drop at the same rate corresponding to the "faked" 1/6th lunar gravity during the "fake" Apollo 15 mission? The technology to fake the moon landing DID NOT EXIST in 1969! It was actually "easier" to build a rocket and GO THERE!
@nintendokiller1
@nintendokiller1 Год назад
@@mikecrownshaw1646 you’re a shill.
@erikstone179
@erikstone179 10 лет назад
On That Date: July 21, 1969: During The Apollo 11's Lunar Landing, Houston Said: "Columbia, This Is Houston Radio Loud And Clear Over"
@DylansPen
@DylansPen 11 месяцев назад
The transistor was invented in 1947, the first handheld transistor radio was sold to the public during Christmas 1954. The integrated circuit was invented in 1958. Everything was state of the art of the time on Apollo.
@rbnjr
@rbnjr 10 месяцев назад
I was told quite the opposite, the computers were to be made simple and duplicated for backup systems. reliability over speed was the plan.
@Scottiepups
@Scottiepups 3 месяца назад
And Nixon called the moon on a landline. 😂😂😂😂 In 2024 I still loose coverage on my cell phone.
@DylansPen
@DylansPen 3 месяца назад
@@rbnjr How do you think that is opposite.
@DylansPen
@DylansPen 3 месяца назад
@@Scottiepups Right, the first computer had about 17,000 tubes, the transistor replaced the tube and the first handheld transistor radio was sold in 1954 and had 4 transistors. The current iPhone 15 has 19 billion transistors in it.
@Ruda-n4h
@Ruda-n4h 28 дней назад
@@Scottiepups Before fibreoptics, microwave network links spanned the country. President Nixon’s ‘phone call’ to the astronauts was a patch in, set up in advance over microwave link between Washington and Mission Control in Houston, then out via microwave link to the Deep Space Network, then up to whichever DSN station had the moon in view at the time. The transmitters used in space have exponentially greater power than the few milliwatts of a household wi-fi router, using a high gain receiver and directed focused antenna arrays. The Apollo radio transmissions broadcast at 20 watts, to a dish that was 65 feet in diameter which reduced the amount of battery power needed by the lunar module. They also had line of sight, i.e. there was no obstruction between the Earth and Moon. A cell phone transmits 300-600 milliwatts to a 2-foot-long antenna and has towers to bounce signals off when there is no line of sight. They also have millions of other users that compete for bandwidth. Thus, depending on how many users there are, and whether there are enough towers to connect the signals, you might not get any service. They are entirely different scenarios.
@richardsmith6494
@richardsmith6494 5 лет назад
If you listen close...it sounds like he says..." one small step for man, one defiant leap for mankind."
@lmottb1041
@lmottb1041 3 года назад
I think that's just radio static messing with the audio
@damndoor3570
@damndoor3570 2 года назад
@@lmottb1041 it is radio static. He just said it "sounds like"
@mudslinger8694
@mudslinger8694 2 года назад
If you chop it up... ONE Gi-Ant leap... it wasn't 3 chops.... one De-fi-ant... it was 2 chops... it was giant leap....
@smellslikebloodysinus2211
@smellslikebloodysinus2211 Год назад
1:09 that line still gives me goosebumps everytime
@Prayzee
@Prayzee Год назад
wasn’t it crazy how it was all here on earth great performance from the actors at nasa
@smellslikebloodysinus2211
@smellslikebloodysinus2211 Год назад
@@Prayzee maybe so, but the line overall shows how far we’ve come has human beings.
@HorrorFanatik
@HorrorFanatik 9 месяцев назад
⁠shoutout to Stanley Kubrick
@rashadd2615
@rashadd2615 8 месяцев назад
​@@Prayzeeit was on the moon
@somethinglikethat212
@somethinglikethat212 6 месяцев назад
It took them 4 days from launch to landing but here in 2024 it takes over 30 days. WE NEVER WENT TO THE MOON PEOPLE. it's impossible today for humans to leave earth orbit
@roninroy81
@roninroy81 3 года назад
So wouldn't the camera man be the first man on the moon? Why haven't we been back?
@casanovafrankenstein4193
@casanovafrankenstein4193 3 года назад
You can't be serious, can you?
@ritizasentertainmentchanne9622
@ritizasentertainmentchanne9622 3 года назад
No dear. Not only the camera but the lighting crew as well who put the massive studio lights up as well.
@djhago3123
@djhago3123 2 года назад
Buzz Aldrin said it was an annimation .. there was no one to film them up der
@pf8951
@pf8951 3 месяца назад
@@djhago3123 Buzz never said that.
@JB45434
@JB45434 2 месяца назад
@@pf8951Yes he did, ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-1Y30VAkHtdw.htmlsi=3CWf8ZObOX2t_yKq
@userhome3601
@userhome3601 Год назад
It takes about 2 seconds for radio waves to travel to the Moon and back. I guess they edited this conversation live.
@graw211
@graw211 2 года назад
I hope we live the same thing with Mars, I hope I can see that one Day
@theplacebeyondthelies2429
@theplacebeyondthelies2429 Год назад
wake up
@graw211
@graw211 Год назад
@@theplacebeyondthelies2429 i hope. I know it's impossible u c o u nt
@Lyns777
@Lyns777 Год назад
It's not possible for man to live on Mars.
@graw211
@graw211 Год назад
@@Lyns777 we all know that our body or anatomy its evolved because our gravity etc etc. But, come on juts imagine.
@Lyns777
@Lyns777 Год назад
@@graw211 we were created by our creator. God said let there be light. And there was light. God set two lights in the firmament, the greater and lesser light. Greater sun, lesser moon. Firmament, means solid. That means something solid cannot be penetrated. This is the greatest deception to mankind. The devil is a liar... Jesus is the one who died for our sin. He is the way, the truth and the life.
@mnmns5573
@mnmns5573 3 года назад
We had High HD pic of the flag being planted in our text book 😂
@johanngloi8461
@johanngloi8461 2 года назад
Why is that funny? just curious.
@jmoneyyy2116
@jmoneyyy2116 2 года назад
@@johanngloi8461 u not that bright are you lol
@johanngloi8461
@johanngloi8461 2 года назад
@@jmoneyyy2116 What? I was just questioning him why he had a laughing emoji in his comment. I found nothing funny about it and was just wondering.
@hyzercreek
@hyzercreek Год назад
They took film camera with them as well as TV cameras. The film cameras are HD and they developed the film when they got back to Earth. How do you think they have those HD pictures of Earth from space? Film cameras! They work fine in space.
@za88y
@za88y 2 года назад
the production , acting , lighting .. perfect :D bravo!!!
@Wigglewonks
@Wigglewonks 2 года назад
Well of course, Kubrick always does good work
@greatestmanalive6231
@greatestmanalive6231 2 года назад
Exactly…there’s no way this is the moon
@theplacebeyondthelies2429
@theplacebeyondthelies2429 Год назад
hollywood's best production so far
@TheMiamiHeat
@TheMiamiHeat Год назад
@@theplacebeyondthelies2429 If you think the US Government is capable of fooling the world then you are just fooling yourself. Wake up yourself, sheep.
@ednan9
@ednan9 Год назад
True- it impossible to relay live coverage from the moon today- the signal just can’t travel that far - forget about 1969
@JudaismIslamUnited
@JudaismIslamUnited 2 года назад
So which part was broadcasted live ? All of it ?
@chrish.4729
@chrish.4729 2 года назад
Great video!
@GhostOfRT300
@GhostOfRT300 2 года назад
Looked authentic!
@edgardmartinez6026
@edgardmartinez6026 5 лет назад
50 years later and Armstrong has no interviews!
@Clarkkent163
@Clarkkent163 5 лет назад
Cause he can't think of a lie, that's why
@juliaread2003
@juliaread2003 4 года назад
Edgard Martinez Oh my another one!!! Yes he did in his later life do interviews. Look on RU-vid there's loads. What a humble, shy and courageous gentlemen he was. Sadly from the generation of men who have now become on the brink of extinction.
@hotheadedjoelhaha
@hotheadedjoelhaha 4 года назад
@@juliaread2003 A Humble man? He was a Liar!
@chaboi7
@chaboi7 3 года назад
@@juliaread2003 look at thay flag waving in the wind.....😅🤣😂
@qqqqqq1879
@qqqqqq1879 3 года назад
@@chaboi7 The flag wasn't waving, it had an extra pole on top of it so it would look like it's waving.
@iamfreebecauseofhim2027
@iamfreebecauseofhim2027 2 года назад
Wow in the moon the Astronauts become see-thru
@casanovafrankenstein4193
@casanovafrankenstein4193 2 года назад
hat is a product of the video camera tube they used called a Vidicon.
@atiainc
@atiainc 4 года назад
"50 years from now. they will be very dumb and think that the moonland was fake.and the earth is flat."
@DaPoopIsInDaPudding
@DaPoopIsInDaPudding 3 года назад
You’re so smart
@dheva1502
@dheva1502 3 года назад
@@DaPoopIsInDaPudding ikr
@makisr3136
@makisr3136 2 года назад
@@DaPoopIsInDaPudding Do you believe that covid19 vaccines have microchip technology from Bill Gates and Illuminati?? 😂😂😂
@goofygrandlouis6296
@goofygrandlouis6296 Год назад
They will also think Saddam Hussein had WMDs ! Oops, wait...
@thesnobbishcapitalist4210
@thesnobbishcapitalist4210 4 месяца назад
@@goofygrandlouis6296 whataboutism fallacy
@naturenupe6
@naturenupe6 2 года назад
If Neil was the first one down the ladder, who was outside holding the camera?
@taurussho86
@taurussho86 2 года назад
😂
@masteroftuning6956
@masteroftuning6956 2 года назад
There was a camera on the arm
@ahmed-ed4sd
@ahmed-ed4sd 2 года назад
The BBC'
@rue3706
@rue3706 2 года назад
Stanley Kubrick
@iamthatiam8
@iamthatiam8 2 года назад
Alex jones was the camera man
@baysman59
@baysman59 4 года назад
2020, and still looking back at this historic event.
@in3ff8ble
@in3ff8ble 3 года назад
They faked it though, if you look closely there isn’t stars in the sky, space would obviously have stars-
@in3ff8ble
@in3ff8ble 3 года назад
There’s also a bunch more evidence but I’ll take you down a whole rabbit whole
@in3ff8ble
@in3ff8ble 3 года назад
Hole*
@in3ff8ble
@in3ff8ble 3 года назад
@NoTheEarthIsntFlat Uh, why is the flag waving then? That’s nit support to happen.
@in3ff8ble
@in3ff8ble 3 года назад
Not*
@jaymosupreme
@jaymosupreme 2 года назад
If Armstrong was the first person on the moon, who recorded the landing? 😑🎥📼🎞️
@FirstLast-xi6vz
@FirstLast-xi6vz 2 года назад
An exterior camera mounted on an apparatus would be logical.
@I_WANT_MY_SLAW
@I_WANT_MY_SLAW 2 года назад
Stanley Kubrick
@leendersc
@leendersc Год назад
Excecly .. This is so Fake I can't believe people still fall for this
@pf8951
@pf8951 3 месяца назад
When Neil Armstrong came down the ladder, he pulled a lever that deployed the camera.
@johnwinters6999
@johnwinters6999 11 месяцев назад
It’s 2023 and I still can’t send a video clip by email without using wattsap
@edgardmartinez6026
@edgardmartinez6026 5 лет назад
Yeah right Nixon talking to them on phone with no delay 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@juliaread2003
@juliaread2003 4 года назад
Edgard Martinez Put your headphones in. THERE IS a delay !!!! I give up !
@hotheadedjoelhaha
@hotheadedjoelhaha 4 года назад
@@juliaread2003 The delay should be 12 SECONDS! DO YOU UNDERSTAND!?
@pedrosmith221
@pedrosmith221 4 года назад
@@hotheadedjoelhaha The moon is 1 second-light away.
@hotheadedjoelhaha
@hotheadedjoelhaha 4 года назад
@@pedrosmith221 It's a lot Closer than that! Do you really think it is 250,000 miles away? Does it Look like it?
@dalesajdak422
@dalesajdak422 3 года назад
@@hotheadedjoelhaha Yes, I am _positive_ that the Moon is on average 238,000 miles away. What makes you think it’s not?
@nukumar2969
@nukumar2969 4 года назад
The astronaut was looking transparent from 4:40 to 5:18
@squirrel3244
@squirrel3244 4 года назад
like to videos over lapping yeah?
@elijahwerling4668
@elijahwerling4668 3 года назад
Old tapes and cameras did that if they got worn, the last frames would start to bind together i think.
@dansv1
@dansv1 3 года назад
It’s called image lag. You could look it up if you really wanted to know.
@Zain0_0
@Zain0_0 3 года назад
Yeah it happens because of green screen...lmao just joking... It would be harder to fake a moon landing than actually landing on the moon
@I_WANT_MY_SLAW
@I_WANT_MY_SLAW 3 года назад
@@Zain0_0 it's not green screen, it's a movie set.
@michaelcreech464
@michaelcreech464 3 года назад
how was a camera set up?
@dansv1
@dansv1 3 года назад
This is how it was set up: images.app.goo.gl/dKDZaHmDAWkeaD1Z7
@DaPoopIsInDaPudding
@DaPoopIsInDaPudding 3 года назад
@@dansv1 horsepucky
@tristanband4003
@tristanband4003 3 года назад
@@DaPoopIsInDaPudding it's still true
@jamielacourse7578
@jamielacourse7578 Год назад
I saw this in a school portable.....the old black & white t.v on that big stand on wheels.....rabbit ears, one with a foil ball on it.
@Rickswars
@Rickswars 5 лет назад
What kind of wireless phone did Nixon use to talk to people on the moon?
@danielshub5428
@danielshub5428 5 лет назад
Tricky dickie. My middle name is Richard too, Richard lol.
@MelinaAcosta569
@MelinaAcosta569 5 лет назад
Lol, ikr? 😂
@AmadeuShinChan
@AmadeuShinChan 5 лет назад
[ we donot know for sure, but we can with almost 100% say, that it was not a Huawei. Perhaps a bleckberry or Nokia. 😂]
@mrtpmk
@mrtpmk 5 лет назад
Your ignarance is fascinating, keep it up!!
@TolgaBedirVideos
@TolgaBedirVideos 5 лет назад
IPhone of course 😜
@riggertronsupreme7685
@riggertronsupreme7685 3 года назад
How did they have a camera there
@casanovafrankenstein4193
@casanovafrankenstein4193 3 года назад
They brought it with them.
@dansv1
@dansv1 3 года назад
I made a video about it. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-fBB3jyBxtYg.html
@No-db1ib
@No-db1ib 2 года назад
I don’t think the flag was moving because of wind or ventilation of some kind. Maybe it was moving due to the force applied to it. When the 2nd astronaut tugged on it, it moved just as a flag does but stayed in position.
@Stephen_Jabs
@Stephen_Jabs 2 года назад
Yes,thats what ive been thinking of
@captainobvious6668
@captainobvious6668 2 года назад
Congrats you got physics
@No-db1ib
@No-db1ib 2 года назад
@@captainobvious6668 thanks, been struggling with it since second grade
@paulinegallagher7821
@paulinegallagher7821 Год назад
there is movement in space.
@No-db1ib
@No-db1ib Год назад
@@paulinegallagher7821 yes that’s what I’m saying, im just saying it for those who think it’s wind
@mannysykes
@mannysykes 2 года назад
Woah woah.. why is he see through towards the end???????
@edwardfields5243
@edwardfields5243 Год назад
ROMANTIC AND TECHNICAL
@McRcFly
@McRcFly 10 месяцев назад
Love how the film is very clear... and no radiation interferance at all. Pretty good film tech for the time....
@TJMoir
@TJMoir 10 месяцев назад
It was slowscan TV that was shown live.
@theplacebeyondthelies2429
@theplacebeyondthelies2429 10 месяцев назад
sure we focus on the filming tech rather than the actual physics of going to space with our human bodies and what lethal consequences it has even with these ridiculous space suits... no man has ever walked the moon
@TJMoir
@TJMoir 10 месяцев назад
@@theplacebeyondthelies2429 Your lack of Scientific and Engineering knowledge does you no good. You need to study more to understand some basics. You are way off the mark.
@theplacebeyondthelies2429
@theplacebeyondthelies2429 10 месяцев назад
@@TJMoir ok lets get down to it and we will see who lacks what, cause like this your accusation is ridiculous, makes me think you're a paid actor just here to defend the lies! no engineering can escape basic physical laws, and these are clear. You can build the coolest rockets in a barn and brag about your engineering all you want, if they ain't going to the moon because of physics they ain't goin
@TJMoir
@TJMoir 10 месяцев назад
@@theplacebeyondthelies2429 That's because you misunderstand physical laws! Your ignorance astounds me. Have you ever studied engineering or science in your life?
@unousuck4613
@unousuck4613 3 года назад
Imagine you go to the moon ? Would you react like that no excitement and no emotion in the there voice I'll lose my mind
@michaelengle9062
@michaelengle9062 3 года назад
these guys were all military before going to NASA...discipline. I agree though, I'd be flipping out
@MrMdx369
@MrMdx369 3 года назад
@@michaelengle9062 bro it’s the moon. You’re not going to b that discipline. You would lose your mind landing on another planet. That’s us fake.
@ritizasentertainmentchanne9622
@ritizasentertainmentchanne9622 3 года назад
Also, pro at walking and balancing with the moon gravity. Every time they lift their foot a good amount of dust bounces up in the air n falls back exactly like on earth.
@shart__
@shart__ 3 года назад
These guys had work to do, they didn’t have time to sit and admire (maybe a bit of time, which they used)
@onslaughtmma5110
@onslaughtmma5110 2 года назад
@@ritizasentertainmentchanne9622 Exactly, nevermind that's not how sand and dirt behave under water on earth, with effectively reduced gravity (buoyancy). The dust should have kicked up in a cloud that obscured everything for 20 minutes
@waynemuldrow4066
@waynemuldrow4066 2 года назад
53 years later......
@ComicCliff
@ComicCliff 2 года назад
Who was the camera guy that was the first man on the moon
@Stephen_Jabs
@Stephen_Jabs 2 года назад
How can they transmitt signals back to earth which is thousands of kilometers from the moon? And with the low technology at that time? Someone please answer me
@JohnHazenhousen
@JohnHazenhousen 2 года назад
Radio.
@chrave1956
@chrave1956 Год назад
CIA … simple.
@BallfieldBoxing
@BallfieldBoxing 11 месяцев назад
Theres a video of some guy from nbc explaining how the moonlanding was broadcasted live to hundreds of millions of viewers. I think its all cap.
@alidprime4122
@alidprime4122 5 лет назад
Why was the flag grounded in such proximity of the lunar module disregarding the exhaust heat and pressure of the module for its take off upon return? Was there a real take off involved at all after shooting of this footage?
@hotheadedjoelhaha
@hotheadedjoelhaha 4 года назад
The entire thing is a lie. Man never went to the moon.
@damaskusseraph6046
@damaskusseraph6046 3 года назад
fun thing the flag was actually knocked over after they left because of the exhaust and nasa tried to not mention that part.
@illpunchyouintheface9094
@illpunchyouintheface9094 2 года назад
@@damaskusseraph6046 Lol yea, they were told not to go too far from the ship so they didn’t have a choice of where to put it
@thejoeyexperience420
@thejoeyexperience420 Год назад
@@hotheadedjoelhaha your delusional,
@mymuse111
@mymuse111 Год назад
Good one 👍
@catharsismemory
@catharsismemory 2 года назад
4:51 Weird, he got all see through for no reason.
@casanovafrankenstein4193
@casanovafrankenstein4193 2 года назад
That is a product of the video camera tube they used called a Vidicon.
@haditjandradjaja8403
@haditjandradjaja8403 3 года назад
It is faaaaar more difficult to fake it with 1960s tech.
@thenigerianjew1698
@thenigerianjew1698 3 года назад
But they did
@MrMdx369
@MrMdx369 3 года назад
We never know the full power of our technology. Plus the moon is larger than that.
@alexcrowder1673
@alexcrowder1673 3 года назад
The crappy video quality kinda makes it seem fake whether it's real or not haha. It's like the same grainy camera footage you see with all the "bigfoot sightings" etc lol.
@mangwats
@mangwats 3 года назад
They give us technology in reverse all the stuff is outdated they have technology that’s 100s of years ahead of time
@mikecrownshaw1646
@mikecrownshaw1646 2 года назад
Since you're "obviously" an expert on video and motion picture technology that was available in 1969 please tell us all how the moon landings were faked. How was 143 minutes of continuous video depicting Armstrong and Aldrin shuffling around on the moon faked and how 1/6th lunar gravity was simulated? While slow motion video was available in 1969, the video was taken with a hand-held camera. Using film shot at high speed to simulate 1/6th gravity was possible, but a 14-inch diameter 16mm film magazine containing 1,600 ft of film lasts about 48 minutes. The video is continuous. Even if multiple cameras had been used differences in emulsion would have been detected. Additionally, later missions were in color with a higher video frame rate. At the time of the broadcast, magnetic disk recorders capable of storing slow motion footage could only capture 30 seconds in total, for a playback of 90 seconds of slow-motion video. To capture 143 minutes in slow motion, you’d need to record and store 47 minutes of live action, which simply wasn’t possible. How did astronaut David Scott manage to get a hammer and a falcon feather to drop at the same rate corresponding to the "faked" 1/6th lunar gravity during the "fake" Apollo 15 mission? The technology to fake the moon landing DID NOT EXIST in 1969! It was actually "easier" to build a rocket and GO THERE!
@wbkprod679
@wbkprod679 3 года назад
Such a relief to find out that it was filmed in a basement😌😌
@tritonics3118
@tritonics3118 3 года назад
Staying on the topic of basement, get out of yours.
@mikecrownshaw1646
@mikecrownshaw1646 2 года назад
You're full of jokes
@mikecrownshaw1646
@mikecrownshaw1646 2 года назад
Since you're "obviously" an expert on video and motion picture technology that was available in 1969 please tell us all how the moon landings were faked. How was 143 minutes of continuous video depicting Armstrong and Aldrin shuffling around on the moon faked and how 1/6th lunar gravity was simulated? While slow motion video was available in 1969, the video was taken with a hand-held camera. Using film shot at high speed to simulate 1/6th gravity was possible, but a 14-inch diameter 16mm film magazine containing 1,600 ft of film lasts about 48 minutes. The video is continuous. Even if multiple cameras had been used differences in emulsion would have been detected. Additionally, later missions were in color with a higher video frame rate. At the time of the broadcast, magnetic disk recorders capable of storing slow motion footage could only capture 30 seconds in total, for a playback of 90 seconds of slow-motion video. To capture 143 minutes in slow motion, you’d need to record and store 47 minutes of live action, which simply wasn’t possible. How did astronaut David Scott manage to get a hammer and a falcon feather to drop at the same rate corresponding to the "faked" 1/6th lunar gravity during the "fake" Apollo 15 mission? The technology to fake the moon landing DID NOT EXIST in 1969! It was actually "easier" to build a rocket and GO THERE!
@danieldelacruz1980
@danieldelacruz1980 Год назад
Why was the moon so dark but yet so much light can reach half our world at once😆🤷🏻‍♂️?
@brendamyers6320
@brendamyers6320 Год назад
Question, I was age 9 and saw it on TV--however who operated the camera ?
@dansv1
@dansv1 Год назад
Mr. Bracket, and Mr. Tripod.
@shirleymalka-cohen4218
@shirleymalka-cohen4218 Год назад
3:21 who filmed it?
@dansv1
@dansv1 Год назад
A video camera on a tripod.
@robgray9367
@robgray9367 2 года назад
Wait how did they go live from the moon in 1969 🧐 they barley that tech in 1980
@petersearls4443
@petersearls4443 2 месяца назад
Radio waves transmitted the video.
@robertmcintire9776
@robertmcintire9776 2 года назад
The greatest space story is the one about the American astronauts traveling to the Moon and walking on it for the first time.
@theplacebeyondthelies2429
@theplacebeyondthelies2429 Год назад
you mean the greatest Hollywood sci fi
@shaunigothictv1003
@shaunigothictv1003 Год назад
Stanley Kubrick did a great job.
@chrisscott6312
@chrisscott6312 Год назад
@@theplacebeyondthelies2429😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@theplacebeyondthelies2429
@theplacebeyondthelies2429 10 месяцев назад
brothers grimm stories are nothing against this fairytale
@julianneremley4430
@julianneremley4430 2 года назад
I was 4and 1/2 years old when this happened
@goofygrandlouis6296
@goofygrandlouis6296 Год назад
It didn't. Also Santa Claus is not real.
@rijansubedi9379
@rijansubedi9379 3 месяца назад
wow, loved it..
@ShankarKumar-jp3ic
@ShankarKumar-jp3ic 5 лет назад
Nice
@jamesneeson5692
@jamesneeson5692 2 года назад
No delay in transmission. It should take 3 seconds given the distances involved.
@currahee
@currahee 2 года назад
they synced it
@paulinegallagher7821
@paulinegallagher7821 Год назад
there was a delay, you can hear it when they talk to Mission control. But not three seconds, less than 2. So what are you saying that its fake? please..
@brainchamber99
@brainchamber99 Год назад
@@paulinegallagher7821 Radio signals can't travel through space safely without any preservation. Radio waves deteriorate through air and air is the safest gas we have. You have thousands of killer gases in space with no radio towers to preserve the signals. Yeah no, not a single word is making it to that aircraft in any intelligible form
@paulinegallagher7821
@paulinegallagher7821 Год назад
@@brainchamber99 lol you don't know what you are talking about
@diarmuidsheehan4927
@diarmuidsheehan4927 Год назад
The audio recording was taken on earth, so we are hearing it the same way mission control heard it. There's a delay between Houston speaking and the astronauts responding, but no delay between the astronauts speaking and Houston responding
@TravelingWarrior444
@TravelingWarrior444 2 года назад
Better signal than me
@user-dp7be5vb8i
@user-dp7be5vb8i 2 года назад
Ouch my back!
@realitycheck3672
@realitycheck3672 5 лет назад
*Who was filming behind the camera?*
@johnsmith_treeler9031
@johnsmith_treeler9031 5 лет назад
Right
@AmadeuShinChan
@AmadeuShinChan 5 лет назад
[ Spider man. ]
@FRANTHESCRAM
@FRANTHESCRAM 5 лет назад
Mr Spock
@inker1972
@inker1972 4 года назад
Stanley Kubrick
@LuckySalmon
@LuckySalmon 3 года назад
i..you know what a tripod is right..?
@chaldean7043
@chaldean7043 3 года назад
One question, did people sitting home watch the moon landing on TV, was it livestreamed with video and sound in 1969 from the moon?
@justvibez5793
@justvibez5793 3 года назад
i’m not 100% sure but i think it was love all over the world
@dansv1
@dansv1 3 года назад
It was broadcast live on radio and television.
@chaldean7043
@chaldean7043 3 года назад
It’s impressive to think how they transported radio and tv transmitting equipment. It must have required some power and large antenna to send those signals back home. How did they generate the electricity? Did they have large batteries? That equipment must have been heavy. I can’t imagine the cost for every kg sent to moon and back.
@dansv1
@dansv1 3 года назад
@@chaldean7043 The short answer is they could transit with very low power since they had gigantic receiving antennas 70 meters (230feet) in diameter. Long answer: www.popsci.com/how-nasa-broadcast-neil-armstrong-live-from-moon/
@justvibez5793
@justvibez5793 3 года назад
@@chaldean7043 search it up i bet you’ll find your answers
@FreshDefCrew
@FreshDefCrew Год назад
So no wires used?
@elizabethcooper8598
@elizabethcooper8598 5 месяцев назад
I would love to go back in time, bring Copernicus, Galileo, and Da Vinci to this point and see this, just to hear them all collectively say "I f**king knew it!!!"
@liberatethegodseeds2001
@liberatethegodseeds2001 3 месяца назад
They knew a Hollywood production could fool the masses? I guess they were the OG truthers.
@elizabethcooper8598
@elizabethcooper8598 3 месяца назад
@@liberatethegodseeds2001 🙄
@Lexi2019AURORA
@Lexi2019AURORA 3 месяца назад
​@@liberatethegodseeds2001 Ignoramus
@firaasghabin9407
@firaasghabin9407 Год назад
What I do not understand is that how can the flag move without air on moon right and left which drives me to believe it was directed in studio.!
@dansv1
@dansv1 Год назад
What would be making the flag move right and left in a studio.
@mikep9604
@mikep9604 Год назад
The flag only moves when they handle the flagpole. When the astronauts set up the flagpole they wiggle the flagpole and their actions made the flag move, that's all. Otherwise it didn't move.
@lorichet
@lorichet Год назад
@@mikep9604 There's video showing it moving on its own without anyone touching it.
@jaasonmiller
@jaasonmiller Год назад
This has been explained time and time again! But I guess some people just want to see and learn what they choose to see and learn. Besides, WHY would there be wind in a studio? And WHY would they air it? 😂😂
@firaasghabin9407
@firaasghabin9407 Год назад
@@jaasonmiller I will try to see it...
@dansgone2229
@dansgone2229 5 лет назад
Boy the moon sure is windy! ...but where is the “landing” footage??
@roxijimenez350
@roxijimenez350 4 года назад
DansGone they brought the camera and set up a tripod, prior to their landing the camera wasn’t on the moon because they brought it...
@nielfactolerin9901
@nielfactolerin9901 4 месяца назад
Who shot the video of neil first step on the moon while buzz was still inside the lunar lander ?😂
@Lexi2019AURORA
@Lexi2019AURORA 3 месяца назад
The camera was mounted on a wheeled module, which exited the capsule first.
@DaveyWest1968
@DaveyWest1968 3 месяца назад
The camera was mounted on a device that protruded from the LM called the “MESA” Modular Electronics Stowage Assembly
@DaveyWest1968
@DaveyWest1968 2 месяца назад
The “Mesa” modular electronics stowage assembly…took Armstrong’s first steps …grow a brain
@jillhomer3879
@jillhomer3879 Месяц назад
@@DaveyWest1968 lol we used to say "grow a brain cell" LOL
@Ruda-n4h
@Ruda-n4h 28 дней назад
@@jillhomer3879 After landing as Armstrong descended the ladder, he opened a panel on the descent stage of the lunar module to the left of the foot of the ladder, by pulling a cord. As the flap came down like a drawbridge, it revealed a tv camera which took the footage. After about half an hour the camera was removed from the landing leg and placed on a tripod further away for the television transmission to Earth. A 16mm colour movie camera (fixed on a bracket) was used from inside the cockpit of the lunar module, on descent and lift off, and for some footage of the moonwalks.
@mimka06
@mimka06 2 года назад
Can't believe i'm watching this because of Billy bat
@fliegertyp8376
@fliegertyp8376 3 года назад
The truth is: This video was fake, it just seems so real because it was recorded at the original location xD
@joanne9542
@joanne9542 2 года назад
Can’t believe I believed this for so many years 😵‍💫
@justsomerandombirdwithinte5896
@justsomerandombirdwithinte5896 2 года назад
I cant belive people like you still exist.
@illpunchyouintheface9094
@illpunchyouintheface9094 2 года назад
Why is it so hard to believe they went to the moon?
@vinitjoshi9967
@vinitjoshi9967 2 года назад
@@illpunchyouintheface9094 see the footage again the flag is waving (there is no winds on the moon) ...... the lights ... and the camera .
@mikecrownshaw1646
@mikecrownshaw1646 2 года назад
Since you're "obviously" an expert on video and motion picture technology that was available in 1969 please tell us all how the moon landings were faked. How was 143 minutes of continuous video depicting Armstrong and Aldrin shuffling around on the moon faked and how 1/6th lunar gravity was simulated? While slow motion video was available in 1969, the video was taken with a hand-held camera. Using film shot at high speed to simulate 1/6th gravity was possible, but a 14-inch diameter 16mm film magazine containing 1,600 ft of film lasts about 48 minutes. The video is continuous. Even if multiple cameras had been used differences in emulsion would have been detected. Additionally, later missions were in color with a higher video frame rate. At the time of the broadcast, magnetic disk recorders capable of storing slow motion footage could only capture 30 seconds in total, for a playback of 90 seconds of slow-motion video. To capture 143 minutes in slow motion, you’d need to record and store 47 minutes of live action, which simply wasn’t possible. How did astronaut David Scott manage to get a hammer and a falcon feather to drop at the same rate corresponding to the "faked" 1/6th lunar gravity during the "fake" Apollo 15 mission? The technology to fake the moon landing DID NOT EXIST in 1969! It was actually "easier" to build a rocket and GO THERE!
@Dimmary
@Dimmary 2 года назад
Imagine being this stupid
@colfandango8625
@colfandango8625 3 года назад
Is there footage of them setting up the camera looking back at the two astronauts and the lander ?
@dansv1
@dansv1 3 года назад
Yes, in this video, ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-S9HdPi9Ikhk.html at 0:33 it shows Neil Armstrong moving the camera from the lander to about 50 feet away.
@dansv1
@dansv1 3 года назад
33:00 not 0:33
@carclub420
@carclub420 5 лет назад
From 5:01 to 5:14 you can see a ghost on the screen or something i don't know
@carclub420
@carclub420 5 лет назад
@ManuCarc2000 j 😂😂
@eddyk4515
@eddyk4515 5 лет назад
Right
@doitperfect9420
@doitperfect9420 5 лет назад
Its the tube camera effect.
@growhax1590
@growhax1590 3 года назад
It's a bad cgi from 1969
@TheGnarlyPigeon
@TheGnarlyPigeon 3 года назад
@@growhax1590 there was no CGI in 1969
@eh9135
@eh9135 3 года назад
25 billions dollars of wasted money. Wtf do we need to know about the moon.
@jerryham5659
@jerryham5659 3 года назад
probably the best 25 billion we have ever spent
@eh9135
@eh9135 3 года назад
@@jerryham5659 how?
@jerryham5659
@jerryham5659 3 года назад
@@eh9135It wasn't "wasted" but we probably didn't need to spend the money at the time to do it. I'm just saying spending money on space travel is a generally good thing
@eh9135
@eh9135 3 года назад
@@jerryham5659 still no need but I get it
@jerryham5659
@jerryham5659 3 года назад
@@eh9135 I see
@avinabgurung7688
@avinabgurung7688 3 года назад
Felling bad for laika😡😡😡😡
@fluffycenter9242
@fluffycenter9242 2 года назад
wait....the long view of the astronauts setting flag....where is the wire to the antenna and how did they video stream that with no cable....
@petersearls4443
@petersearls4443 2 месяца назад
Video was sent to earth using radio waves. Technology which was available at the time. Delay was 1.28 seconds each way.
@Mike_Greene
@Mike_Greene 4 года назад
who controls this camera? the video has obvious cuts in it so who is starting and stopping the camera?
@RamdomView
@RamdomView 3 года назад
Remote signal from Earth, control from in the lander or exit vehicle or edited on Earth after recieving the raw footage. Remote control and computers did exist back then, and it does not require much processing power to switch cameras.
@Mike_Greene
@Mike_Greene 3 года назад
@@RamdomView You didn't answer the question .
@felipecampos1403
@felipecampos1403 3 года назад
@@Mike_Greene he literally answered your question directly
@Mike_Greene
@Mike_Greene 3 года назад
@@felipecampos1403 you're late. Is his response the same as yours? sigh.... . (ask my question to yourself then repeat what he wrote or explain how the guy " literally answered your (my) question directly" All he did was list the ways he THINK(THOUGHT) the camera COULD receive a signal. Fyi i did say i wasn't coming back to this foolery....
@tristanband4003
@tristanband4003 3 года назад
@@Mike_Greene yes they did answer the question. Mission control controlled the camera
@16Denee
@16Denee 3 года назад
2021 and still watching
@agentin00nuss
@agentin00nuss Год назад
5:07 is the Astronot transparent? 😮
@ignaciosavi7739
@ignaciosavi7739 Год назад
No
@rajkaregakhalsa3030
@rajkaregakhalsa3030 Год назад
Where he put the flag in the ground there was already a fixture in the ground for it
@belair344
@belair344 27 дней назад
Wow i never see this 4 years happen
@LL3Jay
@LL3Jay 2 года назад
Stanley Kubrick did a great job with these shots!
@TheMiamiHeat
@TheMiamiHeat Год назад
Yep! And the billions of dollars spent on it were all fake too!
@shaunigothictv1003
@shaunigothictv1003 Год назад
Kubrick was drunk when he did this movie.
@physicalivan
@physicalivan Год назад
hoax
@physicalivan
@physicalivan Год назад
hoax forever
@DaPoopIsInDaPudding
@DaPoopIsInDaPudding 3 года назад
Why don’t they go back, ya know, just to prove they can actually do it. You know why.
@dansv1
@dansv1 3 года назад
Because it cost $25,400,000,000?
@sugarcookiie98
@sugarcookiie98 3 года назад
Right?
@DaPoopIsInDaPudding
@DaPoopIsInDaPudding 3 года назад
@@dansv1 suuuuuure. They have no problem wasting money on other things of less significance. Plus the original trip wasn’t free now was it.
@tristanband4003
@tristanband4003 3 года назад
@@DaPoopIsInDaPudding well yes, that tells you their priorities. But they still did it then.
@rj-yr4ql
@rj-yr4ql 3 года назад
@@dansv1 they waste that amount annually on foreign aids...small price to pay to prove they actually went to the moon.
@karinbauer7501
@karinbauer7501 2 дня назад
So many people on social media say the moon landing is fake and never happened. Although I wasn't born yet, I'm still convinced this event is real.
@moss93
@moss93 3 года назад
Who was recording
@RamdomView
@RamdomView 3 года назад
There were cameras attached to the lander. Also the astronauts set up more cameras.
@moss93
@moss93 3 года назад
@@RamdomView so those cameras can survive that radiation?
@RamdomView
@RamdomView 3 года назад
@@moss93 Yes. All space programs worthy of the name take radiation into account.
@tristanband4003
@tristanband4003 3 года назад
@@moss93 yes. Even then, they had enough protection against alpha, beta, x-ray...gamma radiation, just enough to keep the astronauts alive. But they all later developed chronic health problems because of said gamma rays. Esp. those on the two week apollo mission.
@michaelengle9062
@michaelengle9062 3 года назад
@@moss93 yes. my former next door neighbor helped design the camera. radiation and temp extremes were two of their main design concerns
@itsgiu6463
@itsgiu6463 2 года назад
People, just think about it. If it was filmed INSIDE a studio, there would be no air blowing either. And I don't think they were so dumb to keep the ventilation on if they wanted to make it look real. How do you explain that?
@happydays2190
@happydays2190 2 года назад
What about aldrin saying it was an animation
@Kellyedsx
@Kellyedsx 2 года назад
Thank you 🙏🏼 someone with sense 😂 how anyone can think this is real? I don’t know 🙈
@lxre6763
@lxre6763 2 года назад
@@happydays2190 bruh he said that it was an animation because it was. The audio was 100% real from the moon but the footage was only released a few days after. Tv stations had to use the audio to portray what was happening on the moon through tiny figures
@rainbowninja7749
@rainbowninja7749 2 года назад
@@lxre6763 uhhhh no. The lander had a small monochrome TV camera stowed in the MESA compartment in the lunar lander, which broadcasted the footage LIVE to Mission Control in Houston at which point they were broadcast to the world. The translation process left the image significantly degraded, but it was still live footage of man’s first steps on the Moon. It also wasn't tiny figures as if they were, then the footage would've had to been slowed down to be made realistic, but 1., it is still possible to tell, and 2., in the footage you can see it isn't slowed down what so ever.
@cricri3534
@cricri3534 2 года назад
I'm sure you can vacuum a sealed room to have some simulated environment.
@elmerfuentes6717
@elmerfuentes6717 3 года назад
Why trip was more focus on the American ego then the moon it self.
@thenigerianjew1698
@thenigerianjew1698 3 года назад
Lol it's all about control
@axeru4782
@axeru4782 3 года назад
space race
@Alex_Aramayo
@Alex_Aramayo 2 года назад
@@thenigerianjew1698 ur definitely a FLAT Earther
@thenigerianjew1698
@thenigerianjew1698 2 года назад
@@Alex_Aramayo I'm not
@Alex_Aramayo
@Alex_Aramayo 2 года назад
@@thenigerianjew1698 ik, u just sound like 1 bc u mentioned "control"
@ravitheja4206
@ravitheja4206 Год назад
@3:50 is that the wind?
@sweetmartabak8299
@sweetmartabak8299 2 года назад
They already use 10G wireless tech
@suekennedy8917
@suekennedy8917 5 лет назад
This is a very low quality studio production. Where is the video showing the inside of the LEM during descent and ascent.
@juliaread2003
@juliaread2003 4 года назад
Sue Kennedy Oh My !!!! Its not on here! Its called editing the ICONIC moments. Nasa has reels and reels of footage in their archives. Nobody is listening to your half baked theroies anymore. They went another 5 times or didn't you know? Probably not. Lots to watch on RU-vid. They just got better and better at it. Watch Apollo 17 (Full Trip) before you make false claims that it was all a hoax.
@hotheadedjoelhaha
@hotheadedjoelhaha 4 года назад
@@juliaread2003 Mankind has never been to the moon. You may believe the lies if you wish.
@nopeeeeee3852
@nopeeeeee3852 4 года назад
@@hotheadedjoelhaha well .... soviet ... japan and india tracked and observed the landing with their space stations live so that they cant fake it ... if it was fake then there would have been a third world war you dumbfuck
@BrainforBrains
@BrainforBrains 4 года назад
@@hotheadedjoelhaha it happened. point a laser at the landing site.
@lilsabin
@lilsabin 3 года назад
@@nopeeeeee3852 india had a space station in 1969 ?
@googlegoogle9712
@googlegoogle9712 2 года назад
I’m sad we never went back to deep space since. Beautiful moment in history, I wish I was alive then.
@JohnHazenhousen
@JohnHazenhousen 2 года назад
They went back five times after this.
@WhoIsJohnnyLange
@WhoIsJohnnyLange 2 года назад
They never went to the moon lol
@googlegoogle9712
@googlegoogle9712 2 года назад
@@WhoIsJohnnyLange Can you prove it? I have my doubts but there’s no evidence for that.
@Iespauljr
@Iespauljr 2 года назад
@@googlegoogle9712 he can’t
@OWNYOMAMA
@OWNYOMAMA 2 года назад
Artemis program is establishing a permanent base on the moon in 2024
@natanaelortiz9563
@natanaelortiz9563 2 года назад
Why can’t we do it again?
@Filmsbaked
@Filmsbaked 2 года назад
We never did it in the first place it’s fake
@TAttiusMaximvs
@TAttiusMaximvs 2 года назад
You mean, 'why didn't the US send an Apollo 12, 13, 14, 15, 16 and 17?' They did ... Or do you mean now-a-days? New Moon landings are planned for the next few years, 2023 onwards
@Scottiepups
@Scottiepups 3 месяца назад
I can’t get cell coverage in spots but Nixon called the moon on a landline 😂😂😂👊🏻
@petersearls4443
@petersearls4443 2 месяца назад
No, Houston called Nixon on a landline and patched in the radio transmission.
@Scottiepups
@Scottiepups 2 месяца назад
@@petersearls4443 it is BS. You can’t maintain cell coverage in 2023 in rural areas. Not to mention a craft getting past the Van Allen belts. People were naive. Technology today proves it wasn’t possible then and it is t now. Like Musk saying he is going to g to have people on Mars. How does he plan to build cities up there? Will he be sending excavating equipment up in a space ship? “Professing to be wise they prove themselves fools”. Romans 1:22
@Lexi2019AURORA
@Lexi2019AURORA 2 месяца назад
​@@Scottiepups Dr Van Allen himself said the belts were non-lethal when traversed at the right velocity. And does your phone have a 30 story tall antenna attached to it? No? Ok then, false equivalence fallacy. Your worthless buy-bull verse refutes squat.
@Scottiepups
@Scottiepups 2 месяца назад
@@Lexi2019AURORA if you believe we landed on the moon you are sad & pitiful .
@Lexi2019AURORA
@Lexi2019AURORA 2 месяца назад
​@@Scottiepups The other way around. If you believe the moon landing was faked, then not only are you sad and pitiful, you're a massive ignoramus on top of that.
@TheCamaro1994
@TheCamaro1994 2 года назад
4:46 Why is the Astronaut transparent?
@dansv1
@dansv1 2 года назад
Image lag. It was an issue that all video cameras using the vidicon tube had.
@Ruda-n4h
@Ruda-n4h 28 дней назад
The ‘ghosting’ effect on the Apollo 11 film footage whereby it seems you can see through the astronauts is a well-known feature of a vidicon tube of the kind used on the TV camera. If you point a vidicon tube at a bright object, the screen becomes oversaturated and is still able to remain charged for multiple frames. What was seen was the previous image fading with the new one on top of it.
@axokrotus343
@axokrotus343 Год назад
Imagine having a life so empty and meaningless that you waste precious time and energy on believing this didn’t really happen.
@jirtz5
@jirtz5 Год назад
Imagine thinking that tiny, thin, rickety thing landed on the moon, in the one spot that was lit up lol with perfect tv and telephone signal, and then they unpacked a dune buggy, thats bigger than the ship i might add, drove it around, packed it back up and lifted off again
@j0nGka26
@j0nGka26 Год назад
Imagine not having any imagination and just blindly believing what you are told
@aqilshamil9633
@aqilshamil9633 Год назад
Imagine thinking Van Allen Belt isn't real
@Lexi2019AURORA
@Lexi2019AURORA 11 месяцев назад
Far-right wing hypocrites continue to attack science people for being "sheep" while they blindly believe everything uttered by Faux News, conspiracy videos, and by the walking talking cheeto puff who was in the oval office for 4 years and has no degree in science. ​@@aqilshamil9633 @j0nGka26 and @jirtz5
@tyle_2860
@tyle_2860 8 месяцев назад
@@jirtz5what do you expect to land on the moon? Your logic doesn’t make sense. You want a thick 1000 ton mega spacecraft to land on the moon? That’s not how it works
@miguelamkay4498
@miguelamkay4498 Год назад
Who put the camera there away from the spacecraft if they were just getting off for the first time?
@gamingwithquancena4989
@gamingwithquancena4989 Год назад
They put the camera down first, then went back to broadcast their “First steps”
@petersearls4443
@petersearls4443 2 месяца назад
The camera was attached to the lander and when activated was positioned to cover the ladder.
@lflash204
@lflash204 3 года назад
lol hold up, was that flag waving,,,there's no wind on the moon
@casanovafrankenstein4193
@casanovafrankenstein4193 3 года назад
The astronaut is moving the flag. He's literally touching it and moving it around.
@michaelengle9062
@michaelengle9062 3 года назад
horizontal rod holding it out straight so the russians could see it better.
@angrybanana5476
@angrybanana5476 4 года назад
Who filmed the whole thing?
@dansv1
@dansv1 3 года назад
This not so big camera: images.app.goo.gl/dKDZaHmDAWkeaD1Z7
@DaPoopIsInDaPudding
@DaPoopIsInDaPudding 3 года назад
Hollywood studios
@mehol1920
@mehol1920 3 года назад
@@DaPoopIsInDaPudding You’re delusional if you think the moon landing was fake
@mikeyshmelby2291
@mikeyshmelby2291 3 года назад
People shouldnt ask stupid questions.
@russianvideovlogguy
@russianvideovlogguy 3 года назад
@@mehol1920 yeah they set up a live broadcasting station on the moon, all the equipment required to broadcast would have required several additional moon-landers to accompany them with copious amounts of heavy broadcasting equipment
@arjaydiel9047
@arjaydiel9047 4 года назад
If I we're going to moon like them they shoot how far moon to earth you know
@crwrchdk
@crwrchdk 4 года назад
r/ihadastroke
@Hard-Boiled-Bollock
@Hard-Boiled-Bollock 3 года назад
Votre anglais est beaucoup plus pire que mon français. Ou n'importe quelle autre langue d'ailleur
@kkrsTw189
@kkrsTw189 5 лет назад
Its been 50 years
@PetritAhmeti
@PetritAhmeti 2 года назад
that flag was definitely waving, right? right?
@JamesWilson-wy7ys
@JamesWilson-wy7ys 2 года назад
time stamp?
@PetritAhmeti
@PetritAhmeti 2 года назад
@@JamesWilson-wy7ys around 4:06
@lorichet
@lorichet Год назад
Who are you going to believe -- NASA or your lying eyes?
@petersearls4443
@petersearls4443 2 месяца назад
No it wasn’t waving. It was moving because the astronauts touched it. If you look at some of the longer videos it never moves after it was set up.
@kkweirdo123
@kkweirdo123 2 года назад
I never actually seen footage of it before and had heard people discussing the flag movement but something I noticed that bugged me more is when u see the guy walking around on the moon u can see through him. That's what bugged me more 🤔 like idk what footage looked like back then but I watch some old black and white TV shows with my dad and never wlonce could I see through the people 😅 Edit: I'm not sure but my dad who actually was alive at the time said it might just be a delay or something 😅 idk 🤷‍♀️
@myotheraccount5947
@myotheraccount5947 Год назад
Odd anomaly, for sure. Stanley Kubrick was known for creating some ground breaking productions.
@anto.xyvccff
@anto.xyvccff Год назад
Bad camera sending transmissions from the Moon? That anomaly can be seen on security cameras even today. No wonder if it didnt register a part of pixels.
@myotheraccount5947
@myotheraccount5947 Год назад
@@anto.xyvccff it's better to look at the Apollo missions objectively. The house of cards doesn't stand to the slightest resistance
@anto.xyvccff
@anto.xyvccff Год назад
@@myotheraccount5947 What do you mean by house of cards? The LMS?
@myotheraccount5947
@myotheraccount5947 Год назад
@@anto.xyvccff This was all cinematography... a huge hoax perpetrated upon a very simple and unsuspecting population
@russianvideovlogguy
@russianvideovlogguy 3 года назад
Those lunar winds were terrible that day
@jackdshellback3819
@jackdshellback3819 3 года назад
?
@cr4n
@cr4n 3 года назад
Winds? Where??
@marianavandergryp6929
@marianavandergryp6929 3 года назад
I thought there was no wind on the moon.
@danijruss5195
@danijruss5195 3 года назад
This is a hoax thats why
@RamdomView
@RamdomView 3 года назад
There isn't. Newton's First Law: objects at rest will stay at rest, and an object in motion will stay in motion unless acted on by a net external force. In this case, the astronauts are acting on the flag. There is also no atmosphere to dampen the effects of the astronaut's muscles on the flag.
@dylan3488
@dylan3488 3 года назад
@@danijruss5195 It's not a hoax, if it was why didn't the Soviets call us out
@alexcrowder1673
@alexcrowder1673 3 года назад
The flag eventually stops moving once it's momentum wears off.
@sinisamarkovic6528
@sinisamarkovic6528 3 года назад
@@dylan3488 probably sold out $$$$
@kennysaunders87
@kennysaunders87 Год назад
So he got out and set up a selfie stick before ? 😂
@petersearls4443
@petersearls4443 2 месяца назад
The camera was sealed in a container attached to the leg. Neil turned a latch that unlocked the container allowing the camera to fall out, positioned to cover the ladder. Pretty simple.
@ttary259
@ttary259 3 года назад
I'm not sure it was true
@johnlloydprime4357
@johnlloydprime4357 3 года назад
its not true .. dont be deceive. its easy to film and make people believe during 70's but not now so that they cant cheat to us anymore
@tritonics3118
@tritonics3118 3 года назад
It is true, it happened
@cornellbosley197
@cornellbosley197 Год назад
If Neil Armstrong was the first man to step on the moon, who placed the camera and took the photo?
@thesiege6003
@thesiege6003 4 месяца назад
Deployable camera
@rajkaregakhalsa3030
@rajkaregakhalsa3030 Год назад
When he shoves the flag pole into the ground you can sense when the pole reaches the depth in the ground it was already prepared in advance
@Haillightmode
@Haillightmode Год назад
“Wow I’m so smart I outsmarted the public”
@ijobrien3
@ijobrien3 Год назад
you watch them prepare it in real time
@scotty2hotty2205
@scotty2hotty2205 5 лет назад
See through astronauts are hilarious, at one point there is an actual ghost running about 😂 give us a break man 😂
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