Apollo 12: The Pinpoint Mission 

same im focusing on being an astronaut

It's like a blue green blob no up no down focus on deep breaths

Why?

@@tanakaobi I don't think you understand how tricky a precision landing is, also the thing was hit by lightning twice and turned out fine

@@tanakaobi all navy crew that laughed and joked and pulled some pranks on each other plus the precision landing. And we cant forget SCE to AUX

To the Stars... directly from the snow course

Blood_Dragon xX - incredible that we did this. Makes me mourn for those times. But now we look forward to the future, and Mars is just around the corner.

Just a thought, other than Edmund Hilary...how many mountaineers do you know who have conquered Everest?

Good luck

I love your determination! Go for it!!

Me too

Me too boy!

Good Luck man!

ATG Flat earthers.

@@nxsvagabond960 or USSR scientists

@Hand Made Human I like it because it's amazing and there's no reason to not like it. And can you tell me the meaning of deveived.

Flat earthers are, what you can call, below idiots. You could say I have more respect for genuine idiots than flat earthers.

Hand Made Human Im guessing that by your profile pic you’re a flat earther right? And to answer that supid question on your profile picture where did the stars go? It’s called fast exposure. Fast exposure is used when the light is really bright. And because of the really bright light, fast exposure won’t be able to capture the stars in a photo. Maybe in future technology it will, but not today.

C B And so the inception of the long established saw of the beginning of all tech support calls😀

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Hubble app was an eye opener and really enjoy NASA app. ISS detector is very cool anaw. Thanks NASA. 🚀🇺🇸

Amigo...o meu também...o que tenho para falar é: Singa seu sonho, estude, assim vc consiguirá...TMJ! Editado: Consiguira - Consiguirá

@@davispace5846 Tmj brother. Eu te digo o mesmo... Perseverança

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You probably have seen star link satellites going across the sky, 60 satellites in all.

We have no evidence about god. How did you come to that?

God makes lightning. Not ionised atmospheric particles. I love that metaphor BTW... rebellious kids on the way to the moon with playboy girls on their EVA checklist

Thats 13 i think

Population

What? Who are you calling a deleted video?

Apollo 11 supposedly landed on the moon on July 24, 1969. Apollo 12 landed on November 24, 1969. I would love to hear your thoughts on what was NASA incapable of that required faking the Apollo 11 mission that they were able to do just 4 months later? Be specific...

Your comment requires more detail to make its meaning clear. It appears to suggest that Apollo 11 was faked but Apollo 12 was real. This is preposterous.

Apollo 11 is the first

Jason Tom Beano destroys camera on the moon. Other Camera strikes back at splashdown

It is important that humans return to the moon first . NASA plan to send people to Mars in about 15 years from now , hopefully that can happen . They need to build faster rockets to reduce the travel time and radiation exposure to astronauts on the journey there from 6 months to a matter of weeks . Several un-crewed supply ships will be sent prior to people arriving on Mars and will be in position when the first people land .

The lord is your shepherd for you are a sheep.😂

@@Brian-wm7pd How exactly am I a sheep? Did my comment offend you that much?

The answer is easy to find; I’m curious why you didn’t google it to find out. “The camera was stowed in an instrument pallet known as the MESA (Modular Equipment Stowage Assembly) in the LM descent stage. The MESA was to the left of the ladder as viewed from the front of the LM. When Armstrong was at the top of the ladder, he pulled a lanyard to swing open the MESA, which was hinged at the bottom. The TV camera, which was attached to it, would also swing down. It was mounted upside-down so as to secure it firmly to the MESA with vibration isolators and to also simplify its removal by the astronaut. Aldrin then switched on the camera by pushing in the TV circuit breaker in the cabin of the LM. The camera was pointing at the ladder of the LM, so that TV pictures of Armstrong's initial steps on the Moon could be relayed to the world. Later, after Aldrin had descended to the surface, Armstrong mounted the TV camera on a tripod, and placed it some 10 metres (33 feet) from the LM. The camera was left unattended to cover the crew's activities during the remainder of the moonwalk.”

Thanks for a good reply,the way it was filmed looked like another perso left the craft to mount the camera,why don't they explain things,they leave it to us to ask questions@@dansv1

We went to the moon, don’t worry.

*Fly me to the moon!*