Apollo 12 Struck by Lightning - SCE to AUX

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Shortly after the launch of the Apollo 12 mission, lightning struck the Apollo Saturn V rocket causing major electrical malfunctions and panic amongst the astronauts and engineers, jeopardizing the mission. Fortunately, a steely eyed missile man named John Aaron was able to call out the famous SCE to AUX command allowing the on board astronauts to switch the Apollo 12 command module's SCE to Auxiliary power.
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@OLHZN 3 года назад

Become a channel member for early access to next week's video! ru-vid.comjoin What should I cover next??? 👉 Pew 👈 Pew 👉 Pew 👈 Pew 👉 Pew 👈 😂😂😂

@framryk8537 3 года назад

Sky-diving from the edge of space! Does someone reach "terminal velocity" (and what is it)? Is it possible for a human to break the sound barrier unaided?

@kenjiokura7601 3 года назад

What holds down a rocket on the launch pad and prevents them from falling over?

@framryk8537 3 года назад

@@kenjiokura7601 Hold down clamps. Released during launch. Tower rockets have umbilicals but these are mainly to transfer propellants.

@kenjiokura7601 3 года назад

@@framryk8537 Thanks! I knew there were clamps or something but I'm curious about different designs (Shuttle was bolted down at the SRB's vs. other rockets) and thought it would be something interesting to cover maybe! Cause it pretty cool how much mass they have to hold down.

@framryk8537 3 года назад

@@kenjiokura7601 hey Kenji! Join the Overlook Horizon Discord, and you can post ?tmt Hold Down Clamps in the channel and set @Overlook Horizon the challenge😀!

@stupidgenius42 3 года назад

There need to be a shirt saying “Keep Calm And Set SCE To AUX”

@framryk8537 3 года назад

How on *Earth* did you manage to get all that information, superb graphics, historical accounts and science across in about 2 minutes? Well done! (PS: you were right in the bloopers with "over-classed" cloud. In the UK we have 40 words and phrases for cloud and rain lol).

@OLHZN 3 года назад

Thanks!!! I'm not so sure about the fitting it all in within 2 minutes though! 😂😂

@bobboberson2024 Месяц назад

Working on From The Earth to the Moon - I asked Al Bean if it was as easy as this... He said no, there were other procedures. But John Aaron did figure out the remedy. Hanging out with the three a few times - and much more time with consultant Dave Scott - was mind blowing. Amazing men. Amazing journey.

@crimony3054 Год назад

"We got it back flight, looks good." Cool as could be.

@Red_Scorpian 3 года назад

you might have to change it to three minute thursday...?

@OLHZN 3 года назад

😂😂 true story.

@86FxBdyCpe 3 года назад

Tory is too damn funny. Let's just go with FIVE minute Fridays? Lol.

@tudormuntean3299 3 года назад

First viewer non joined to the channel! Apreciate your work Tory!

@gabrielramos1835 3 года назад

Another vid of Tory after getting out of class, AMAZING!, Thanks for the amazing vids :)

@MrHichammohsen1 3 года назад

Its always nice to hear this story. And we need more balloons Tory!

@spacewomble6695 3 года назад

All that NASA computer science and we are very grateful for a human touch!

@spiritmoonintuitive 3 года назад

Wow, scary. Love this new format, Tory! I've often wondered if the ISS has ever gotten hit by asteroids, or space debris. If so, can the astronauts feel it?

@Tuglife912 3 года назад

This is exactly why they have rules against launching in thick overcast skies now, just as you said!

@amandamitchell2646 3 года назад

Thank you!!!

@toms.3977 3 года назад

I'm 65 and I've seen this info before. Already knew about the SCE switch. I was really expecting something new that wasn't well known about this flight. That's okay. Nice video, though.

@karrieann3657 3 года назад

I can't help but ask about the Lo🦞. I love it! Can you perhaps explain it for me please. Thank you.

@framryk8537 3 года назад

Straight from the fact file! #SpaceLobster was a stream blooper from SpaceX Falcon Heavy when a Red Lobster ad interrupted! See the clips here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-TLOZPoVV04A.html and ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-TLOZPoVV04A.html

@kenjiokura7601 3 года назад

AC-67 (a few years later) failed because it was struck by lightning, the lightning caused a computer to glitch and send a “erroneous hardover yaw command” which overstressed the Atlas Centaur and caused it to fail...so yeah don’t launch when it’s not safe. Glad the same thing didn’t happen here. Hope SpaceX doesn’t become complacent (not saying they are) with their pretty good launch success rate the last three years especially now that they can carry crew.

@CatMan_7 3 года назад

Kenji Okura - it is interesting how a government run organization (NASA) can mess things up. Being in the Army myself, it is because they don’t allow the team to put their opinions or insights in the mix. A civilian run organization is more likely to entertain the lowest work’s opinion or concern.

@adriancox-thesantjordigolf3646 3 года назад

Sawcthis live

@karrieann3657 3 года назад

Well that really woke me up. With new Safety rules can this happen again? I feel old. I used to draw those type of instramentation panels on Drafting Board until we Switched to Autocad release 11. Now we have the touch screen. ? How does that apply to today's design? That was a great clip. Thanks for replay. 🥰👍

@karrieann3657 3 года назад

Morning Tori