Neil Armstrong's spacesuit goes on display for 1st time in more than a decade 

holy fuck nigga

Good joke there Patchie

patchie stolen.

@@jaydenmann447 lmao how did you ever know??????????

patchie hmm. Let me see. It’s on 20+ different videos about space by ABC, it’s so obviously that you’d have to be stupid to miss it, and I thought everyone just knew this from life lmao.

you think it would hold up in a vacuum? they never show that experiment....wonder why??

@@NPC420x Why should they? They've got more important things to do than waste their time taking Fortean Times and Nexus readers seriously.

Man bitchs thought it was dead

They literally said it was made by consumer manufacturers, they did care that it messed up a little. It's not like it's irrecognizable

I know right.

That's why I'm here

They had boot covers on the moon to keep the dust controlled look like it up

@@raph1675 Doesn't make sense

@@hwdareu5848 u see the dust in the moon are actually very sharp so if they didnt have the sole protector most likely the suit will have holes in it which is a big no no also since the dust in the moon is sharp they most likey will be attached to the shoe and if they come back to the lunar lander with the same shoe the instruments in the lunar module might get clogged or they might accidentally breath the sharp dust whis is bad

@@JoeMama-xk8wh XD WTF you okay bro ?

Yea, they could’ve died in a car wreck going to the Hollywood studio!

What questions?

What questions 😂

​@@gunternetzer9621 boots on this suit do not match the footprints on the moon....

@@HuSiaCat boots on this suit do not match the footprints on the moon....

It’s Evan right? Exactly what I thought

JBGames yes

It's not unnecessary, it's simply one of many facts about the history of this suit.

MI6 you completely ignored what i said😂

MI6 not triggered, it was just completely unnecessary

@@chris-pm2oj thanks bro, my dad met one of them, i can't remember which one it was🤔

@@anthonychase6614 unfortunately not one, but both were frauds.

@@rutexas7157 That is where you are wrong chief

Overshoes dear boy, as simple as that.

@@muttleydog4682 lol, hahaha

@@hwdareu5848 He’s right, what’s so funny

@@hwdareu5848 just an uneducated junkie living in mums basement thinking they know more than you. Pay them not mind.

My thoughts, exactly

Don Hendy For lunar surface activity they wore over boots - to the bottom right in this image. The over boots had the treads on them www.google.co.uk/search?q=apollo+eva+over+hoots&client=safari&hl=en-gb&prmd=isvn&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwiKqqPqj9XjAhUsQkEAHc51CAAQ_AUoAXoECA0QAQ&biw=1194&bih=728#imgrc=gdsqMnzecQanMM

@@martinc3918 I heard it was imperative that boot covers be worn over their boots, to prevent alien microbes entering the blood stream. The consequences could be really grave, some suggesting that the entire globe could be affected by an outbreak of zombiesitis. Google it, Snapchat it, Reddit it, etc, etc. It is a serious condition where people are suddenly cerebrally decapacitated into tatooing every inch of their body, surgically changing their sex, buying crap at Walmart and elsewhere. Fortunately, the government has a vacination program being spearheaded by the governor of New York.

Mr Wizard same reason they don’t use these on Everest.

@@rutexas7157 that was unnecessary

Hugo Alejandro same just punched a romper

The boots were that of Buzz Aldrin, not Armstrong. Hope that answers your question.

The plate gets removed you dumbass

@@PsychoAsianDood in other words never, ever, question your government. A brain is a terrible thing to waste.

@@rutexas7157 he was asking a question about the suit, not the government.

@@name.placeholder1965 go back to sleep.

@@rutexas7157 no thanks, I’m well rested.

Noticed the same, but of course you will never get an intelligible answer. In some countries if you question your government, you get a knock on the door, in the west your labeled a "conpiracy theorist". Carry on, nothing to see here. With a lie of this magnitude, ie, the Apollo "lunar" landings there are plently of incongruous material for the taking.

Fabio A. The astronauts wore over boots for lunar surface activities. You can see them in this image as the astronaut descends to the surface. images.app.goo.gl/MqN8ACjwzvU8LhHAA

Rutexas Intelligible answer provided.

@@martinc3918 thanks

Also, I heard it was imperative that boot covers be worn over their boots, to prevent alien microbes entering the blood stream. The consequences could be really grave, some suggesting that the entire globe could be affected by an outbreak of zombiesitis. Google it, Snapchat it, Reddit it, etc, etc. It is a serious condition where people are suddenly cerebrally decapacitated into tatooing every inch of their body, surgically changing their sex, buying crap at Walmart and elsewhere. Fortunately, the government has a vacination program being spearheaded by the governor of New York.

Hermes Martinez they did lol

Because Bigfoot threw them at Kennedy from behind the Grassy Knoll. Everyone knows that!

Hi, hope that you are well. What is on display in the National Air and Space Museum, Washington is Neil Armstrong's spacesuit. There are no boots on display there. Armstrong's boots were left on the lunar surface along with a lot of other equipment to compensate for the weight of lunar material recovered. Take care.

The astronauts wore a pair of lunar boots fitted over the integrated boots of the pressure suit. These were left on the Moon along with other equipment not needed to trade off the extra weight of the rocks taken on board the LM.

He had other space boots over the normal shoe

@@hreyes3919 ---- where is that shoe???

@@hreyes3919 where? what proof?

@@maynunal On the Moon.

@@ManlyServant You already have the answer you seek to the question you are asking and when you don’t have data you invoke a cover up.

On the moon, they wore protective shoe covers (like phone covers, but for their shoes) because they did not know if it would hurt the astronauts

Carmen Rivera what???

@@saayun6663 Newsweek Aug 11, 1969 I read through it on my channel!

Ok

Finally someone who knows

Just like the believers

Pixel fly 2004 I hope that they don’t kill us and colonize our planet

DabbinGeo Master it’s fake. They could go on the moon back in the day but not now? Lol

Dol Blame the budget cuts Trump is doing. And also tell me if the film technology in 1969 could film that, and DO THE DAMN RESEARCH, GET THE FACTS BEFORE U SAY YOUR CONCLUSION.

DabbinGeo Master ITS FUCKING FAKE IT WAS FILMED IN CALIFORNIA LOL! I was there where the “moon landing” was filmed

Too lazy or dishonest to research the answer before making a claim. Busted.

@@tubecated_development did they lose the boot?

@@konic40 Cryptic questions aren’t smart. What are you trying to ask?

@@tubecated_development I wanna see the prints! show me da boots!

@@konic40 What’s wrong with you? You think this comment thread is a space travel museum or a footage archive?? You think I’m the curator? You’re not making any sense. Pass the pipe tho…

Those seem to be put in after they wore them. Looks like some kind of attachment to allow the suit to be put on display without looking like a shirt on a hanger.

More stupidity from Paul. Doesn’t bother to look anything up.

@@bomblade15 just my opinion , if you believe NASA achieved the impossible on the very first attempt well good for you, maybe a good idea to evaluate your own stupidity. 😁😁😁

@Paul Meredith Maybe you should just embrace your stupidity. It wasn’t on the first try you halfwit. Does the 11 in Apollo 11 mean anything to you or was it just a fun number to use on the first try?

They were custom made to accommodate the body type of the spacemen.

What about your head is not the same researching?

Are you people gonna keep copying and pasting the boot print comment every two seconds? Literally every single other comment that has asked that question got a very clear and factual answer, how ignorant do you have to be to continue asking this stupid question

They wore overshoes to give them a better grip and to prevent anything on the surface from piercing their suit Here's a pic of Aldrin walking down the ladder, you can clearly see he's wearing an overshoe that matches the footprint history.nasa.gov/alsj/a11/AS11-40-5866HR.jpg And here's a picture of Armstrong's equipment taken before the mission. You can see the overshoes on the bottom right of the image history.nasa.gov/alsj/a11/ap11-S69-38889HR.jpg

@@technoquetz126 90% of hoaxer comments are "Who was recording, where are the stars, and why don't the footprints match?" All of which can be answered by a one minute google search. So much for "do your own research"

What?

What r u talking about?

It wasn't poor diction. It was a radio glitch. He did say "One small step for a man". He stated this in many interviews.

Yes it does mythbusters did a wonderful job knocking these Apollo moon landing quacks out of the water

@@TELEVISIONARCHIVES hey, I have a beautiful piece of land on the Riviera I'd love to sell you at 1/2 market price.

Conspiracy is a crime. If you know of a crime you should file a police report and volunteer to be a witness for the criminal prosecution. Otherwise, has anyone seen the video where the astroNOTS in the LEM on the moon change into the moon suits and test them for leaks. Anyone? Huh?

Sue Kennedy Sue, is that your basis for considering the Moon landing to be fake?

@@neilcraig8073 Sue Kennedy is a harlot for the FE community! You will find her mindless ramblings on many videos related to space and the shape of our planet.

There were boots on top of those, weighted and with a different sole

@@orenjisalmonpaw of course there were 😂👍

Hi HC, hope that you are well. What is on display in the National Air and Space Museum, Washington is Neil Armstrong's spacesuit. There are no boots on display there. Armstrong's boots were left on the lunar surface along with a lot of other equipment to compensate for the weight of lunar material recovered. Take care.

@@TheWokeFlatEarthTruth 👍

Because they left their boots on the moon.

Hi, hope that you are well. What is on display in the National Air and Space Museum, Washington is Neil Armstrong's spacesuit. There are no boots on display there. Armstrong's boots were left on the lunar surface along with a lot of other equipment to compensate for the weight of lunar material recovered. Take care.

They wore an overboot, which were left on the moon

Because you're an idiot, that's why.

cdna.artstation.com/p/assets/images/images/016/871/010/large/albin-merle-render-0004.jpg?1553782687 this is what they look like, but magically they can make totally different prints on the moon www.aulis.com/imagesfurther/15-86-11670print.jpg

I heard it was imperative that boot covers be worn over their boots, to prevent alien microbes entering the blood stream. The consequences could be really grave, some suggesting that the entire globe could be affected by an outbreak of zombiesitis. Google it, Snapchat it, Reddit it, etc, etc. It is a serious condition where people are suddenly cerebrally decapacitated into tatooing every inch of their body, surgically changing their sex, buying crap at Walmart and elsewhere. Fortunately, the government has a vacination program being spearheaded by the governor of New York.

9gag.com/gag/aReLBB2/to-the-guy-claiming-neil-armstrong-suit-doesnt-match-with-the-footprints-he-purposely-cropped-whole-astronaut-suit-set

The boots had covers for walking outside. Research first before you make assumptions.

Kyle Laurent assumptions? I’m asking a question... 🤦🏻‍♂️

@@tomwilliams5832 Wouldn't you have been better served if you figured it out for yourself? Isn't that more rewarding and fulfilling? The emoji you used seemed awfully presumptive.

@@tomwilliams5832 They had the A1 and A2 Boots. Kyle Laurent is correct, as they put the prototype boots on his suit. Those were the earth shoes. The moon shoes had better protection from micrometeorites, and lunar dust, which stuck to everything. Also, the iconic footprint wasn’t made by Armstrong, it was made by aldrin. Aldrin photographed his footprint in order to test the soil.

@@casanovafrankenstein4193 you’re mom goes to college

don't forget Lance Armstrong

He wore different boots on the moon

Hi, hope that you are well. What is on display in the National Air and Space Museum, Washington is Neil Armstrong's spacesuit. There are no boots on display there. Armstrong's boots were left on the lunar surface along with a lot of other equipment to compensate for the weight of lunar material recovered. Take care.

BigFoot NZ For Big Foot - too complicated.

He has gloves

The plate can be removed but they just putted it

Vintage babii's life lol you were second comment 😂 go to newest first an see who’s first😂😂😂😂

Lol second

@Barry White Man get your ugly ass out of here and get a life

I heard it was imperative that boot covers be worn over their boots, to prevent alien microbes entering the blood stream. The consequences could be really grave, some suggesting that the entire globe could be affected by an outbreak of zombiesitis. Google it, Snapchat it, Reddit it, etc, etc. It is a serious condition where people are suddenly cerebrally decapacitated into tatooing every inch of their body, surgically changing their sex, buying crap at Walmart and elsewhere. Fortunately, the government has a vacination program being spearheaded by the governor of New York.

That's probably because they aren't the real boots the real boots were left on the moon

The boots shown in the video were part of the pressurised suit. For lunar surface activities the astronauts had outer boots that provided additional thermal and abrasion protection. These outer boots were left on the surface of the moon to reduce weight for the return to the lunar orbit.

@@martinc3918 and the Dupable Award goes to...really, really Martin, I have waterfront property on the Riviera that I will sell you at 1/2 the market price. Fyi, that's in France. À bientôt.

@@rutexas7157 Yes I know the French Riviera well thank you, have holidayed there a number of times. I doubt I'll be seeing you soon though.

BOLLYWOOD STUDIO

Yeppers, someone recorded the Simpsons episodes over it and it can't be retrieved.

It’s probably a different suit

@@man-3296 The astronauts wore a pair of lunar boots fitted over the integrated boots of the pressure suit.

Hope that you are well. What is on display in the National Air and Space Museum, Washington is Neil Armstrong's spacesuit. There are no boots on display there. Armstrong's over-boots were left on the lunar surface along with a lot of other equipment to compensate for the weight of lunar material recovered. Take care.

You're too dumb for an explanation.

@@SPZ909 I’d say

He used different boots on the moon

How come the boot print doesn't match the print left on the moon

@@63phillip that is the 64 million dollar question...i am just seeing that for the first time...it brings doubt in the mix

@@g2145cal they had boot covers, the normal suit fits the foot and has Velcro on the bottom. The covers were ditched to save weight

@@63phillip They had lunar overshoes that they put on over the integrated boot of the suit and then left them on the Moon to offset the weight of the rocks.

@@g2145cal They had lunar overshoes that they put on over the integrated boot of the suit and then left them on the Moon to offset the weight of the rocks.

Hi anthony, hope that you are well. What is on display in the National Air and Space Museum, Washington is Neil Armstrong's spacesuit. There are no boots on display there. Armstrong's boots were left on the lunar surface along with a lot of other equipment to compensate for the weight of lunar material recovered. Take care.

Good question! The answer is, the shoe you see at 0:30 is for wearing inside the LM (lunar module). When they left the LM and walked on the surface they wore overshoes that protected their suit from being pierced and gave them a better grip. Here's a pic of Aldrin walking down the ladder, you can clearly see he's wearing an overshoe that matches the footprint history.nasa.gov/alsj/a11/AS11-40-5866HR.jpg And here's a picture of Armstrong's equipment taken before the mission. You can see the overshoes on the bottom right of the image history.nasa.gov/alsj/a11/ap11-S69-38889HR.jpg

@@samwoodward4125 Correct, comprehensive and excellent answer.

they wore 2 layers of boot, that's the inside one, look at the footage of buzz going down the ladder, they wore a second pair of blue boots

Hi, hope that you are well. What is on display in the National Air and Space Museum, Washington is Neil Armstrong's spacesuit. There are no boots on display there. Armstrong's boots were left on the lunar surface along with a lot of other equipment to compensate for the weight of lunar material recovered. Take care.

Hahaha u nailed it 😂💯

They must've been some heavy boots lol

@@pleasepermitmetospeakohgre1504 I don’t believe the entire boot was left, only the overboot.

They used what is called Moonlanding overshoe.

Yes you are missing the fact that we have never been on the moon

😂

@@marko.9065 😂

@@veetee355 jokes 100% on you fudgepacker

gay cactus you are missing part of your brain

They wore overboots. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-M41wppv4oGA.html

Hi, hope that you are well. What is on display in the National Air and Space Museum, Washington is Neil Armstrong's spacesuit. There are no boots on display there. Armstrong's boots were left on the lunar surface along with a lot of other equipment to compensate for the weight of lunar material recovered. Take care.

maybe he had some attatchments.

You’re getting the idea that they went to moon with the EVA gear on their bodies. They did not, that would obviously be to cumbersome in a small spacecraft like the CSM. There were EVA packs and boots they put on their spacesuits to wear on the Moon.

@@brittonstokes how large was the closet in the LM? I have an interesting project for all out there. Get the blue prints for the LM if they're available, ie, if they haven't lost them and build a scale model with cardboard boxes to appreciate how little space they had.

airandspace.si.edu/multimedia-gallery/4857640jpg

In case you are interested in facts, and not just repeating silly things to be clever: The boots he wore while walking on the moon were worn over the suit boots. The reason hose overboots are not in the museum with the spacesuit is they were left on the moon along with a lot of other thing to reduce the liftoff weight.

​@@dansv1 Makes sense.

What the heck is your problem?

@Adam Hillier why can't these people believe in the moon landings? I mean why shouldn't you believe it?

Lies what? Neil wore different boots on the moon

You people are so lame. If he wore other boots on the moon, then why aren't they here..

And why would he need ANOTHER pair of boots... "Why don't we wear a space suit OVER our space suit?...duh"

I think they threw out their boots right before they ascended towards the command module. Those might be what they wore under the boots

The overboots had to be left behind along with the backpacks to save weight

Derek Hart Cause they're like...really heavy right?

@@pleasepermitmetospeakohgre1504they throw it because moon dust goes to the shoes so there might be diseases on it

@@pleasepermitmetospeakohgre1504 The overboots we’re not very heavy, the wait just needed to be in equilibrium so they could get a successful rendezvous back to mate back with the capsule.

The Earth Landing was fake

Shame... My grandfather went to pluto... back then they had technology... but they destroyed it

Someone who won't ask any questions.

Rutexas 🤘

Susant Kumar yeah you guys are 50 years late

What r u trying to say

Yep, from the makers of booby holsters. I think it's kinda cool.

Nope, just another misunderstanding by hoax supporters. Did you even bother to find out why the treads do not match, the answer is not hard to find and the explanation is perfectly reasonable.

@@martinc3918 NASA has an answer for everything , people need to open their eyes to see the truth, I'm not one of these nutter flat earth believers but I can see through the fake and the lies that NASA and the US government at the time concocted to prove they were ahead of anyone else in space.

@@paulmeredith2054 So what precisely is wrong with answer about the boots?

@@martinc3918 I love how they stop answering at one point because they don't know what to say anymore😂

It was one of many errors by nasa since corrected, a claim of an overshoe or something, so heavy it had to be left on the moon lol.

He wore overshoes

They wore these airandspace.si.edu/multimedia-gallery/4857640jpg

One of many errors by nasa since corrected.

@@pleasepermitmetospeakohgre1504 no!

They had lunar overshoes that they put on over the integrated boot of the suit and then left them on the Moon to offset the weight of the rocks.

Hi p, hope that you are well. What is on display in the National Air and Space Museum, Washington is Neil Armstrong's spacesuit. There are no boots on display there. Armstrong's boots were left on the lunar surface along with a lot of other equipment to compensate for the weight of lunar material recovered. Take care.

Pixel fly 2004 Lies made up by the conspiracy theorists

Yes indeed. No video of the astronots inside the LEM putting on or taking off their moon suits. Total hoax!

I asked my self the same question

I’m not explaining anymore

@@jcano6251 They had lunar overshoes that they put on over the integrated boot of the suit and then left them on the Moon to offset the weight of the rocks.

It is a different shoe they wore on the moon

Yeah they wore an over shoe over the boot and those are located somewhere else.

He used different boots on the moon called an overboot

Hi, hope that you are well. What is on display in the National Air and Space Museum, Washington is Neil Armstrong's spacesuit. There are no boots on display there. Armstrong's boots were left on the lunar surface along with a lot of other equipment to compensate for the weight of lunar material recovered. Take care.

They wore boots for the EVAs.

Because before the men stepped on the lunar surface they put on a protective covering for the pressurized boots so it wouldn’t get punctured by the lunar dust.