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Astronaut Walter Cunningham on the Historic Apollo 7 Space Mission 

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Walter Cunningham was the last surviving member of the Apollo 7 mission. He died at the age of 90, in January of 2023.
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Комментарии : 36   
@marcmcfarland1153
@marcmcfarland1153 Год назад
Anyone else out there think we could really use guys like Gus and Wally on the Artemis project? Fighter pilots, test pilots, genuine throttle jamming stick jocks that make life or death decisions in an instant! The scientists, engineers, mission and payload specialist all have their place but you'll always need a commander to tie it all together.
@derpett9999
@derpett9999 Год назад
This was a great interview, it was really nice to hear about the opinions of someone like him on decisions we are making/dealing with today. It is also very insightful to hear about how he felt the Apollo missions will be remembered and how it relates to how people will remember the 20th century. I also enjoy that he really explained how he felt about things while still comparing/mentioning others I ideals. Great interview!
@timothymccarthy8044
@timothymccarthy8044 9 месяцев назад
I admire Mr. Cunningham's bluntness. His book is the same, and one of the more interesting astronaut autobiographies. He should have got a command of a Skylab mission.
@printedwit
@printedwit Год назад
in a good way, this man explains things like my parents. (granted, they were both aerospace engineers in the 80s, and maybe that's why.) that aside, this was incredibly insightful. what a great interview.
@Rascilon25
@Rascilon25 Год назад
RIP Walter.
@troy3456789
@troy3456789 Год назад
Grissom & crew deaths must've been horrifyingly painful.
@kenbiemac337
@kenbiemac337 Год назад
It's interesting on the idealistic battle between science and engineering on these missions. I never thought as one being more important than the other. I understand what he is saying about these idealistic struggles and implementation between the two.
@DHFlip18
@DHFlip18 9 месяцев назад
What an insightful interview.
@guicehowell543
@guicehowell543 Год назад
I'm very glad that recording machines have been invented so things like this could be archived. The best part is the fact that the story is from the actual participants. This is REAL history and I'm glad I was alive to see it all go down. People who think they want to go to the Moon and make a base or go to Mars need to watch this and listen to the work that goes into the projects. Space is not where we can live. It's very dangerous and it will kill if not paid attention to. That said, I want to see what's going to happen in space until I can't pay attention any more or until I die.
@mascadadelpantion8018
@mascadadelpantion8018 Год назад
We should pay very close attention to the heroes that are here
@albclean
@albclean Год назад
They are all almost gone.
@rascallyrabbit717
@rascallyrabbit717 Год назад
Nope
@jank330
@jank330 Год назад
@@rascallyrabbit717 yup 4 left so pay attention
@brettvaughn1058
@brettvaughn1058 7 дней назад
Wally, Walter, and many others have sacrificed their careers to do the right thing with the correct priorities. Billy Mitchell was another one. I have the most respect for these guys, the Boeing whistle blowers, etc. it seems people with integrity and courage are becoming extinct.
@KirkWolfinger
@KirkWolfinger Год назад
Walt was a complicated guy. He felt he was unfairly tarred with the ‘difficult crew’ brush by Chris Kraft. Cmdr of the mission, Wally Schirra ,was pretty difficult and did give them all a bit of a bad rap because he felt NASA was pushing too hard so briefly after Apollo 1 and the loss of his good friend Gus. He felt that wanted too many ‘science ‘ experiments and too much TV time crammed into a short mission, so he was ornery. None of that crew got a Moon mission and Walter always felt it was Wally who had cost them their lunar ticket. Wally in his own words is part of this collection . Dont take my word for it.
@giorgiolazara3367
@giorgiolazara3367 7 дней назад
😢 non traducete ??? Sarà la traduzione a cercarvi …
@giorgiolazara3367
@giorgiolazara3367 7 дней назад
Perché aveva le “spalline” … scese ??
@giorgiolazara3367
@giorgiolazara3367 7 дней назад
Come se all’ultima cena fossero rimasti in 6 .. fuori dalla porta …
@oldschoolman1444
@oldschoolman1444 Год назад
Wally wanted to do the mission, he just didn't want anyone else to die doing it!
@hiker56781
@hiker56781 Год назад
😀😀😀ohhh my goodness
@giorgiolazara3367
@giorgiolazara3367 7 дней назад
Pensate come gli “giravano “ i saturni .. quando furono abolite le ultime 3 missioni ..
@SolaceEasy
@SolaceEasy Год назад
Revealing of PBS standards drop.
@giorgiolazara3367
@giorgiolazara3367 7 дней назад
… 👽 👾 👽 … il tri bunale inqui sitors dei … visitors .. ? ? ? 😮 😊 😮
@giorgiolazara3367
@giorgiolazara3367 7 дней назад
Il bavero senza .. asole ??
@giorgiolazara3367
@giorgiolazara3367 7 дней назад
Almeno aveva 2 taschini 😊😊 Uno per la penna … Uno per il .. martello … Cioè la penna di riserva … La terza stava nella tasca dietro dei pantaloni …
@giorgiolazara3367
@giorgiolazara3367 7 дней назад
Non so quante guerre avevano fatto, x avere la tasca posteriore ed i pantaloni …
@giorgiolazara3367
@giorgiolazara3367 7 дней назад
Perché non portava a spasso un orecchino ? ( ok 😼 )
@giorgiolazara3367
@giorgiolazara3367 7 дней назад
Perché non si chiama “J “ ? “ Joe … ever “ … 😮 Rock Well .. 52 …
@Mr_Battlefield
@Mr_Battlefield Год назад
When Walter explained it's not important to go back to the Moon and it's more important to go to Mar. That's when I knew he was right. We are wasting money and time going back to the Moon versus going straight to Mars.
@tedpeterson1156
@tedpeterson1156 21 день назад
“Recreate ‘68”
@karlakirkpatrick6687
@karlakirkpatrick6687 Год назад
Arrogance is what caused this disaster. Because no one wanted to listen to the astronauts.
@colinmeneghini1390
@colinmeneghini1390 Год назад
@Karla Kirkpatrick ?? Would it not be the astronauts who were the arrogant ones? At 9:44 Walter says, “We felt we were such good aviators that, well, we could fly the crates they packed these things in. And that was a mistake… Gus died on January 27, 1967.” at around 2:45 he says that a lot of the contractors and engineers were hungry for the astronauts’ input. And later around 14:24 he says that the astronauts did not want to hold up the Apollo flight with their backlog of tests and checks as launch day approached.
@karlakirkpatrick6687
@karlakirkpatrick6687 Год назад
@@colinmeneghini1390 I know this I'm talking about how no one was willing to wait and fix the problem, my dad was a mechanic and he said they'd be a less of recalls on cancelled car's if the boardroom had listened to the one's on the assembly line. Yes he worked in the automotive world along with my uncle's who made careers of it, but my dad wasn't content with that he liked to try different things and retired a surface coal miner.
@douglasjohnson4382
@douglasjohnson4382 14 дней назад
Good thing they didn’t bring up climate change.
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