Discovering The Magical 65mm Footage | Apollo 11 (2019) 

I agree!

I showed this documentary footage to my Mom, she started crying. It was a time machine.

@@califinn, nice! Real time machine. Unbelivable doc!

It seems like no matter how much I find, I still keep finding stunning footage. Thanx for this video.

Good footage but still BS.

Buzz lied.

@@GreatNewsVideo When a person lies they need to tell another lie.. Neil Armstrong said it would be harder to fake than to succeed...the Moon Hoax is a weak logic.🚀

Not a remaster, the reels are very well preserved, all they did was scan them in extremely high digital resolution, and the scanner was a custom built prototype just for this.

@@FrankyPi scan is just one step in this, color balance, noise removal and other things :) greetings from Poland :)

@@crazyivan030983 I guess we can say that this is a remaster, but a soft/light/mild remaster. Thanks to the preservation, very little remastering was needed at all.

@@crazyivan030983 that's easy stuff nowadays

The biggest thing holding back film historically, unless it was viewed directly, was the scanning methods. The HD laserdisc and DVHS movies were held back by that.

you mean how they realized they would NOW have to lie about the event for the rest of their lives?

@@GreatNewsVideo shut your pathetic lousy inbred mouth.

I’ve seen that HD footage of ‘93 and all I can say is that you must be really really young if you think that’s actually mind-blowing. What did you expect the 90’s to look like? It’s not like you’re seeing footage of the 1930s. By the 90s, video technology wasn’t THAT primitive. 🙄

@@kconrad5893 It's mind-blowing because it has a high frame rate and no film grain, something that didn't become more common until the 2000s.

@@kconrad5893I’m 24 and I get really annoyed having to explain to my friends why old movies look so good compared to old TV shows. Because it was shot on film!!! They still don’t understand even when I explain how high end film stocks essentially have an infinite resolution

All the telemetry data is in the archives. Sotheby’s auctioned a set of tapes a few years back, maybe you should have bid on them?

@@stephenpage-murray7226 maybe you should investigate yourself instead of believing what Sotherby claimed to have auctioned? There is NO telemetry data in archives for general public to gain knowledge on flights ! Try again …

@@sanitman1488 There is. We used to record everything at Orroral and Honeysuckle Creek and I’m pretty sure I knew what I was doing. We also supported ALSEP until we shut it down on the 30th September 1977. Educate yourself.

@@stephenpage-murray7226 education is a form of brainwashing and indoctrination ! Recordings at Orroral and Honeysuckle Creek is the compartmentalization you experienced as well the support to ALSEP until the plug was pulled 30th September 1977 ! This said , there is no telemetry data available to the general public to view ! Manned moon flights thru the ‘Van Allen Belts’ to this day impossible and this is stated on record ! The question is , how did the Apollo crews successfully pass thru ‘Van Allen Belts’ without severe radiation exposure?? Try again……

I wonder whether you googled the subject. You may have gotten to know what were the "lost" telemetry data. You could have googled about the many radio-amateurs who tracked the transmissions through all the trip up to the Moon and back; also, the amateur astronomers who watched the trip with their telescopes. You could also have googled the raw footage of the recovery mission, and watch how many US Navy vessels full of crewmen were working there. You could also have read the comments under so many related videos, by the family of the thousands of people who worked in this project, describing what their dads and grandads did. Finally, you could have stopped to think: this is film footage from 1969, way before CGI existed. This launching happened before the eyes and ears of hundreds of people, and the media. There are plenty of TV records and printed newspapers telling what happened. The launch was real. What would have been the purpose of hiring the best people, from the best engineers to the best test pilots to the best seamstresses, to build and make everything needed to go to the Moon, from gigantic rockets to pressurized spacesuits with zero leaks, and then *not going?* The Russians would be mocking capitalist America until this day.

And now the whole world knows what a complete dipstick you are. Well done sir, well done!

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