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Wow that is amazing, I don't think there is one single Utd fan that is from Manchester.

Then, why did they tell that lie about, not having enough fuel to make it back to Earth. I was 17 years old then and when they were supposedly communicating back and forth, this is what one of, the Astronauts said. Why would he say that?.

@@carolynedwards2689 do elaborate?

Man, what I would give to see a Saturn V launch in person! The most powerful rocket ever made, and over 50 years later, NO currently operational rocket has surpassed its awesome power. I became a bit of a space nerd about a year back and I’ve watched livestreams of Falcon 9 launches, SpaceX’s Starship test flights, and me and my girlfriend watched the livestream of the Perseverance rover landing on Mars together. We were nearly crying when we heard “Touchdown confirmed, we’re safe on Mars.” With how amazing it was watching livestreams, I can’t even begin to imagine how amazing it would be to not only see a rocket launch in person, but to see a Saturn V launch.

@@gulliblemuppetsheep135 one right here, bless ya

Nixon. These days, Nixon looks benevolent compared to "The Former Guy."

Yeah, I met him a bunch of times also. He was the perfect speaker about Apollo. He was always able to fine-tune his answers for whatever person/people he was speaking with. And, he had a remarkable ability to read people, and intuitively knew exactly what level of detail to go into. For the people with less engineering knowledge, he would make the answers more simple. But, if you were a major techie, he could speak at a very deep engineering level about how everything worked. It's funny, a day or two ago, I was just looking at a photo of me, my wife, and Gene Cernan together. I was just laughing a bit because he had his arm around my wife in that photo, which was his personality also (he gravitated to the ladies as much as the ladies gravitated to him... but, yeah, in a friendly way, not creepy). Once upon a time, I very nearly bought his personal Corvette that he was selling. It was blue, and I believe it was a 1974 model, if I recall correctly. But, I already had a few Corvettes, one of which was a 1972, and didn't need another one so close in year/model. So, I passed up on the chance.

I never had the honor of meeting Gene Cernan but I have a fond memory of watching him, Frank Reynolds and Jules Bergman on WABC back in 1981 broadcasting the first launch of Space Shuttle Columbia. I distinctly remember Cernan’s awe-inspiring description of the sunrise seen from space.

HE IS A WORLD CLASS LIEAR!

@@ilovecops6255 Shut TF up, bootlicker!

@@tuttt99 LOL! The dont has Turbo Fan TF ENGINES. iTS IS A SOUPERSONIC NOZZLE. WHAT universityy did youe fluink out from...LOL!!!!!! Cernan = KING KONG seized LIARS just loike YOUE is! tuttt99 Highlighted reply tuttt99 18 hours ago @i love cops Shut TF up, bootlicker!

I wish I could have experienced the Apollo Program. Good thing Elon found a solution to the mentioned problem. ^^ Greetings from Germany

Two things I regret not doing taking a flight on Concorde and seeing a shuttle take off my girlfriend saw a shuttle launch and said it sounded incredible and made the ground shake must have been an awesome sight.

@@mw8653 My brother, who I watched the Space Shuttle launched with, was an RAF pilot, and he did a 'job-swap' with British Airways. He took a BA Captain up in a Harrier, and Steve got to take Concorde up past Mach 1. So he did both! (And he met John Lasseter, the Toy Story director, on the flight )

@@terencejay8845 What a lucky guy to experience that, my brother lived in Penzance round about 7:00pm most evenings you would hear a dull thud bit like distant thunder it was Concord breaking the sound barrier as it was speeding up to cross the Atlantic. I also remember as a teenager seeing a space shuttle flying piggy back on a jumbo jet, The jumbo was banked over so you could see the shuttle flying slow and quite low. I was on the beach in St Ives Cornwall am pretty sure if flew right around the UK coastline to show off the yet to fly Shuttle.

@@mw8653 I recall the Shuttle on the Jumbo! Flew over Stockport. What a sight.

They were just jazzed about being there! 🖖

Yeah, I love how they were joking around, just having the time of their lives on the moon

@@markbeames7852 zq151tt¹

God bless

Or atheist Hindi jadism Buddhist monk Muslim. Pardon my ignorance

May God bless you to.

@@michaelwalker-es6we there is *only one God* the *Crhistian God*

@Joseph McCormick aaaaaaàaaaaaaaaaaaàaaaaaaaa

It looks flat though.

There are flat earther's all a-round the Globe!

Tortilla shaped???? Just ask'in...

Sorry you missed it. I'm sorry a lot of youngsters missed it. If they could've just been there at that moment; they would realise how spoiled-rotten and stupid they are in todays world. That's all I got to say. And nobody will ever change my mind.

@Steven Thompson : That's your opinion and your entitled to it. But I don't see nothing "clearly faked." Your just repeating what others say. You're being a parrot! I've been hearing people say that since the 80,s. But nobody can ever prove it. And they can't ever explain what part is fake. They try. But then there is always somebody with an explanation. I watched these moon missions live in 1972. I was 8. Nobody thought it was fake then! Not the Russians, not the Chineese and not The rest of the world. And Russia and China still never claimed that these missions are fake! Even today. You would think that these two powerful Countries would come up with evidence that PROOVES America faked the moon missions? But nope! Nothing! So actually; I think your foolish making a claim like that with 0 proof. Other than conspiracy! Pfft.

Nick C you will never see anyone walk on Mars. Or the moon. Unfortunately,neither did yoyr mum.

@@freddyferrillo9704 not saying I believe it was real or fake but if technology has advanced 100 times what it was in 1980s why can't we go to the moon now ? They say the technology they had at the time was somehow "lost" even if it was lost with the technology we have now we should easily be able to put man on the moon . What's your thoughts on that ?

@@trevorallen8514 They built atomic weapons in the 'primitive' 1940's, without even the tech of the Apollo era. Yet, even now, with all the tech and knowledge of the 21st century at their disposal, it's almost impossible for other countries to make atomic weapons of their own. The scientists and engineers of the Apollo era weren't uneducated, unskilled, thickos, they were the best of the best, which is why they were able to achieve what they did, especially since they had virtually unlimited funding and the backing of the whole of America's industrial and technological might behind them. Given the same circumstances, we could have gone back to the Moon easily, and probably gotten to Mars years ago, as well.

Wow that's awesome. Thx for your service.

great

@Mr. Sarcastic I beg to differ with you as I was on the recovery ship that picked up the astronauts. Apollo 17 was the last and July 1973 we were picking up the astronauts from Skylab. I looked for the video you reference and do not find it listed on RU-vid. There is no Apollo 20 listed. The last three Apollo missions 18-20 were canceled, At one million dollars a minute played a large factor in their being canceled.

Its impossible for men to cross the "Van Allen radiation belt"....good night...

Robert if you do a little more research you will find out you picked up a “space capsule” 🚀 that was ejected / jettisoned from the back of a C-130 aircraft and had never achieved any time outside of earths atmosphere. I’m sorry Sir, you have been lied to.

Happy 49th

I was in space for three days over the weekend with Elan Musk.

🤣🤣😂👌🏽 That smile really stuck

That dude could eat an apple through a tennis racket...

Hired to be a moonraker with his teeth

So you copy other people's posts?

How special Earth is for sure. I can remember hoping that after we've seen up close images of the other rock piles in our solar system that we'd have a new appreciation for our beautiful planet. Unfortunately that hasn't happened in fact there's been massive environmental damage done in the fifty years since Apollo 11.

Especially it's shape... right, Ritchie? LOL!

@@HarryOrchard-hb5nx HaHaHa! That’s possible HAIRIE!!! LOL!

@NIHAREEKA K Ya I lived in Fla all, over since 1965 to 1997 I came from Germany I use to live on the Atlantic coast Beach use to go to the CAP Kennedy Space Center many times NASA said the shuttle wasn't to get off the ground until 1999 in 1970 they had a big model of the shuttle on ground and the date when this project gets started in 1999 even from Orlando you can see and the Gulf Coast you can see it blast off from the Atlantic side that's 361 mi (582 km) away from Saint Peters-burg Fla on the Gulf side you could see the flames and smoke trails.But I was in 1969 I was about 3 miles away from the launch pad the whole ground shook like a earthquake I thought dam.

Mom woke us up early on the 16th of July 1969. I had forgotten that we had passes to view the liftoff at the new visitor center. But we didn’t plan for the enormous enthusiasm of the the entire population of the US and we did not make it even on the NASA causeway. We ended up watching off US1 in a neighborhood on the west side of the Indian river. We had seen launches before, but even at 12 years old, I knew how important this launch was. I had grabbed my grandmothers old tv out of the storeroom and had it set up in my bed room and four days later, I watch it all night long.

Thank the Germans that came from rocket projects after the war,and youll notice loads of english in the documentary too

That would have been amazing I just hope one day I’m lucky enough to see a space mission to the moon again to blast off

That's a great description and story, i pray humans can learn to build together ships that carry humans across the universe instead of tearing eachother apart.

I think you did an excellent job of explaining your experience. Thank you for sharing. This sounds like something I wish I could put on my bucket list.

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@J squirrel damn if UR a squirrel I DEF want one for me!

Thanks to your description I got as close as one could get to experiencing it as you did. Thank you!

@Common Sense Realist Yes, isn't it? And isn't it amazing, too, that everyone is so very succinct on this thread mentioning just where it is we're supposed to have gone! LOL!

Me too also born in 66

Yes my dad made us watch the first moon landing. I was 8. So glad he made us watch it. Grateful.

They havnt been the moon u fool. Sheep 🐑 🐏 🐑 🐏 🐑 🐏 🐑 🐏

@@sincerelandry2810 so why did you do that? A little insecure or some gut feeling telling you somethings not right?

almost made you tear up...until you realized how fake it was?

@@matthewsecrest9818 Nothing fake you idiot , USA spent billions in 10 years ..

Go Orion...Go Artemis...We must go Back.!

Why cause they lied and keep lying

They did without us.

Who the hell told you things would change in the year 2000? Why? Just because if the arbitrary number on a calendar? You, as a now adult, are disappointed that it didn't work out?

@@robbarnes9047 Shit just got worse

@@robbarnes9047 He was naive. Aren't we all when we were young? He's just being honest. HOPE bruh! :)

@@boldsonthongam9464 I agree. I was too. I guess my question is, as an adult, does he not see that he was just being naive? From his post it appears that he is still upset about it. On the other hand, I could be misreading that. It's hard to tell these days.

Sorry to burst your bubble, but they never went to the moon.

And it would appear you still haven't grown up if you still believe this shit!

@@sharpuslf hey troll, your wrong...not only did they go to the moon but they came back from it..

@@flyingcatsofthesalishsea. Christmas is coming soon...sorry to do this again, but Santa isnt real either. Idiot.

@@sharpuslf you say sorry alot..am just having coffee with elvis, he told me to tell you, you have no content and credibility and you should have stayed in school..and a job may help u..

I'm 64 years old and I got to tell you it was really something . and it still is otherwise people from all over the world want you risking their lives to get here . fight with your last dying breath to keep this a great country don't let the left poison you your mind and your children's Minds

Ah such admiration for the Vietnam war

@Voodoo Child criticism of this guys admiration of not such a great country during these times. Vietnam war is an example

It certainly isn't log ago, not long ago at all. In the grand timeline, it is nothing but a blip or speck on an otherwise immense line. That said, from retold stories of my grandparents, my grandfathers who were both Marines and moved several times across the country due to war time and economic issues, this country was something entirely different. The sense of love and pride of country that was profound from these men, and women, the selflessness, is something that is literally absent from society today. The respect, the reverence, the significance of not only our nations capital but simply our fellow neighbor - it all starts at home. We are capable of so much, and have done so much, and when we come together, achieve so much. Going back to as early as I personally can remember from the very early 80's and always always always being that pestering kid asking a question about every single thing I came across, I am thankful for every minute I was able to talk with my grandparents about what life was like "back then", the country, and the world, before our modernized revolution. My one surviving grandmother says right now is the worst of her memory. She is 96. Man, all you boomers immediately make things political. I did not make any reference nor inference that what I am saying has ANYTHING to do with a political viewpoint or party. It doesnt. Its an observation of the times. I am in no way saying things were just peachy back, in say, VIETNAM. But relax, not everything is political.

@@sirclarkmarz I respect you and you have a right to believe whatever you want. Try not to conflate what you believe with anything other than WHAT YOU BELIEVE. lol its not fact, it's not anything, its just your opinion, as what I wrote, IS MY OPINION. I wasnt alive for what obviously this video is showing, however, my comment was more about how this country, and its citizens, can achieve what was once impossible, come together, and be respected together as one nation. Was there dissent and derision. Probably if not definitely. But, I like to believe anything is possible. Humans everywhere working together towards a common goal. The possibilities are endless. There is no need to politicize, every, single, thing. Going to the moon or beyond is a mission for humanity, not a political party.

PS. I'm 62 years old this month "September" born in 1958

It's always a pleasure to read enthusiastic comments from those who appreciate this magnificent achievement. Thanks :-)

Everything you saw between the moment they left earth and splashed down was seen on a grainy television screen and narrated by newsmen that barely more believable than orson Welles war of the worlds radio drama.its called fiction sheeple

@@markr.devereux2713 It was more entertaining than watching you being born on live television, when you come out of an @sshole. Is that how your 'nickname' come about ?

@@steveng1624 you probably dream about being Harry Potter and stay in your parents basement. That's all I can conclude

We did NOT go to the moon.

@@charleswest6372 Prove it. We're not going to take your word for it.

The day they got ya, hook line and sinker. $135 billion to not go to the moon. crazy isnt it? you been paying them year after year after year with our tax money.

Now all we care about is money. But if people realized the return on investment the Apollo program had we would be on Mars today. Most people think there’s more to life than quarterly reports.

Apollo moon landing was made in the same studios as movie gone with the wind. 🎥😅😅😅😅🎥🎥🎥🎥🎥🎥🎥

Amen to that

You idiot

We are the same old ❗😃⏳

We couldn't do it today and we sure as hell didn't do it in 1969. Total hoax

@Cam : Your ignorance is way more impressive.

@Cam : Tell me in which way I'm gullible. Thanks.

@Cam What`s your level of education?

@Cam My question to you, Professor Van Allen, is this. I have read that you have "denounced" the conspiracy theorists' claims that radiation in the Van Allen belts would have killed the astronauts. I have also seen a quote from you about what utter nonsense the Fox special was. Could you please, if possible, point me to any sources in print or on the web where you have been extensively quoted? If there are none that you know of, and it wouldn't be too much trouble, I would appreciate it if you could reply with a brief statement on the subject. In all my recent studies about the moon-conspiracy theories, the cornerstone of most arguments appears to be that radiation is what makes interplanetary space travel impossible. I feel that there is no person better qualified to debunk this absurd claim (and no one more likely to be taken seriously) than you. Of course, some conspiracists will say that you are in on the conspiracy yourself, but we can never hope actually to convince them. Professor Van Allen's response: Dear Mr. Lambert, In reply to your e-mail, I send you the following copy of a response that I wrote to another inquiry about 2 months ago -- * The radiation belts of the Earth do, indeed, pose important constraints on the safety of human space flight. * The very energetic (tens to hundreds of MeV) protons in the inner radiation belt are the most dangerous and most difficult to shield against. Specifically, prolonged flights (i.e., ones of many months' duration) of humans or other animals in orbits about the Earth must be conducted at altitudes less than about 250 miles in order to avoid significant radiation exposure. * A person in the cabin of a space shuttle in a circular equatorial orbit in the most intense region of the inner radiation belt, at an altitude of about 1000 miles, would be subjected to a fatal dosage of radiation in about one week. * However, the outbound and inbound trajectories of the Apollo spacecraft cut through the outer portions of the inner belt and because of their high speed spent only about 15 minutes in traversing the region and less than 2 hours in traversing the much less penetrating radiation in the outer radiation belt. The resulting radiation exposure for the round trip was less than 1% of a fatal dosage - a very minor risk among the far greater other risks of such flights. I made such estimates in the early 1960s and so informed NASA engineers who were planning the Apollo flights. These estimates are still reliable. * The recent Fox TV show, which I saw, is an ingenious and entertaining assemblage of nonsense. The claim that radiation exposure during the Apollo missions would have been fatal to the astronauts is only one example of such nonsense. James A. Van Allen

Its impossible for men to cross the "Van Allen radiation belt"....good night...

Make no mistake here. 74 hours on the lunar surface with 2 people was stretching to the limit of Apollo's capabilities. If you wanted bases/colonies, the Apollo hardware was never going to do it, not by a long shot. You'd need far bigger rocket boosters, far more missions (most of which would need to be supply missions). Yes, they could have done that, of course. But, during the peak of Apollo's spending, it occupied 4.5% of the entire federal budget, plus the equivalent of another couple of percent in soft costs and international support. And, what did they get? 12 men walked on the moon for a few hours each. Now, if you're talking about a massively bigger program than Apollo, such that you could build bases and send endless supplies to the moon, you're talking about more money, many times over. That level of spending just wasn't going to be sustainable. And, for the most part, there really isn't that much return on investment. Don't get me wrong, I'm amazed by Apollo. I've spent decades studying it. I've met most of the moonwalkers. I'm glad it happened. But, if you're talking about colonies up there, wow, that comes with a heck of a price tag that I don't know if I'd want my personal tax dollars to pay for.

With an awful war going on around the other side of the world we were involved in, the Apollo program was a positive achievement--one with which we could take a nice dollop of pride in having accomplished and something universally significant to future generations who choose to study our immediate environs. I can tell you this, it was indeed an exciting program to experience (even as only a kid)!

Hey,Jordan...like documentries? Try " a funny thing happened on the way to the moon" Then get back with "us".

heres some real history of space men. watch viper tv / dttv, on sumerian tablets..the earth was visited long before we came around. if these tablets are tru,they made us..''in there image'',.dna engineering..long vids,but a lot of info you wont find anywhere else..if you get into indian vedas,the earth was fought over by 3 races with nuke weapons. same that destroyed sodom & gomorrah..here in aus,at the parks observatory,its said they picked up a transcript,which nasa couldnt delete,,which said,,theres 3 huge ships,just sitting on the crater rim,,,beep..look that up..

What a lovely thing to say and so refreshing as so many young people have fallen for the hoax theory. I was very lucky and privileged to have witnessed this incredibly exciting time and watched the 1st moon landing in 1969 at school. Can't believe where those fifty years have gone.

Conversely you now have access to infinitely more information about it all than anyone back then could ever have dreamed of

Yes, but this has happened repeatedly throughout history. After Magellan sailed around the globe, it wasn't repeated for 50 years. After the Egyptians built the great pyramids, nobody even attempted to make buildings that size/weight/height again for thousands of years. Hell, it's been almost 20 years since someone could buy a supersonic airliner ticket across the Atlantic. Yes, history is riddled with many such examples of extraordinary feats for a short while that don't get repeated for a long time.

@@rockethead7 very nicely put 👍👍

Same with Rock Music in my opinion. So much incredible weird and wonderful music was actively encouraged by major recording companies ( giving the bands as much time as well as money ) resulting in stuff which is played by even trendy 23yr olds nowadays ! Boundaries were there to be crossed which appears the opposite to the mainstream world they call “ diverse “ nowadays ! From English posh boys Genesis & Pink Floyd to Californian Freak Powered Frank Zappa & Co ) My Personal Experience of Apollo 11 was it being the first time I had been GOT OUT of bed instead of getting sent there - as a 5 yr old and at about 4in the morning ...👍🐢new forest pixies

@@rockethead7 China are on the moon. China are on Mars.

@@Nautilus1972 And, you know this, how?

How exactly ? By pretending that the 3% of CO2 man is contributing is the cause ? Seriously ?

Having watched it all unfold on TV, newspapers , books and magazines of how we went from Mercury to Gemini and then Apollo, I can tell you it was an exciting time of hope and exploration in the uncertain age of an endless and pointless war in Vietnam, street protests, and the ever-present threat of going up in a nuclear fireball in a war with the Soviets. Even with today's insipid news mongering over presidential phone calls, cancel culture and "social" media, those were mighty uncertain times compared to now. But NASA was always there with more triumphs than tragedies, and they did it in the open (for the most part) -- unlike the USSR's space program, which only reported their triumphs and space exploration firsts, of which there were many. *But, we got to the Moon first.*

Are you really that stupid?

james keith this comment section is un- believable! ( just like NASA) have none of these morons actually watched the video? Wake up folks,no- one ever went to the moon,get over it! Sheeesh!

@@supertramp6011 Were did they go in rocket , nowhere , why was it built , for no reason , If they said it was mars , it would be fake , because the tech in 1969 would never get them there but moon in 3 days is believable .

Most post production or just productive? They never went 🤪🤣

@@seanmccurry3734 lol, what a beIIend you are.

@@dirkdiggler8260 cant attack the message so u result to this 🤡

@@seanmccurry3734 We know for a stone cold certain fact that they went, as we know that you hate seeing success as it reminds you that you are not a success.

@@HolyRollerTV No, documentary.

indeed!!!!

@Danne Cuttler some people just don't have enough intelligence, often combined with psychological issues, it's just sad

Imagine us going back with all our tech now.

@@JAYJay-qd7ov Other then computers the tech is and would be the same. Technology maxes out based on physics, and our physics have not changed in 100 years.

@@livefire666 I was thinking like camera tech

Justin Johnson Oh ya we could do 8k video from the moon streamed live to VR head sets with only a 1 sec delay, would be awesome in that regard👍!

were you also at the studio with stanley kubrick filming astronauts walking on the moon in a studio setting...check it out dude! aint´cha proud to be a merican!

@@TheMikelikus ?

@@TheMikelikus debunked

we'll be fine.

The Earth is flat.

@@111highgh so's your head.

"those brave men and woman" who worked on the mission to the moon... ..., are you so sure they are not con men and con women?

@@zengpang3177 yep. My father was one. He wasn't a con man.

They were all lucky to avoid the Moons weather version of -rain-.

@@ckdigitaltheqof6th210 doesn't rain in the desert bud. Which is where they were. On earth. Research. If not for me do it for yourself

@@matthewsecrest9818 ? What thread at are you talking about? rain? What about it, on Earth? ....and you want me believe you assume rain never happens in a desert. You'll need far more research to catch up with that, on the Moon astriods rain down faster then a military weapon shell. Forget your umbrella or desert shoes.

@@matthewsecrest9818 It does rain in the Desert. It just doesn’t rain *enough*.

Yeah but, Apollo 11 was the First.

After the awful job he did on 2001: A Space Odyssey, NASA wouldn't have touched him with a barge pole.

You know nothing about Kubrick

You’re fortunate, I was born in 67 and wish I remembered what my father had me watch with him. He wanted me to be able to say “I saw it” ❤️

WE ARE U.S. CITIZENS. CITIZENS OF THE UNITED STATES. THE UNITED STATES IS A COUNTRY BUT AMERICA ITS NOT A COUNTRY AMERICA ITS A CONTINENT. THE WHOLE ENTIRE CONTINENT WAS NAME AMERICA 269 YEARS WAY BEFORE THE UNITED STATES BECAME A NATION.

@Dick Johnson I HAVE A FEW QUESTIONS? 1: WHERE OR HOW THE U.S. GOVERNMENT GOT THE NAME AMERICA FROM? 2: WHAT HAPPEN 1ST? THE AMERICAN CONTINENT OR THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA? 3: WHAT GOVERNMENT ADDED THE NORTH AMERICA, CENTRAL AMERICA AND SOUTH AMERICA TO THE AMERICAN CONTINENT?

The son of man is Jesus . My Lord , My strength, my redeemer!!

Well said Richard. The capabilities and accomplishments of my fellow man never ceases to amaze me. Just watching what he's going to get up to next in space exploration ect really gives 'meaning' to existence.

Wait till they tell you they needed Nazi help, the Nazis have a treaty with the underworld

nobody landed on the MOONE. ther is NO PROOF THEY DID.

@@ilovecops6255 There's loads of proof, but you don't want to see it, 'cos it scares you. No E in Moon.

Of course Erik that you'll live enough to see the first human footprints on Mars. Just a little patience. That will happend in this decade! Humanity will live even when the Sun destroy our planet. Human neocortex is a mirracle! Greetings from Serbia... 👋😉

@@dusanninic9572 no one cant escape the earths atmospher..all this apollo shit is lies

Shut up

@@shelbyesters5732 u shut up

Do not delude by illusion

My teacher got chosen to ride and and. But never seen her aging the must have feed her to. The ailan

@@cammrendevilbiss5134o

How can their telecommunications work that far from the Earth but do not have the technology to go back to the moon now A bunch of mfn lies

@@dexternorwood4657 I believe in a few year time the final proof that man really went to the moon will be shown live on the next moon landing whenever they will happen. Satellites orbiting the moon from different countries have already photographed the landing sites so I cannot understand all these conspiracy theories. We do however allow people their own opinions.

Me, also. A triple blu-ray is available of the history of the space program. I have it. Excellent! Called, 'When we left earth'. Discovery Channel put it out I believe.

Excelent , they were the real bits

I'm more interested in what they were really doing between the launch and splashdown. The area around this remote location was supposed to be cleared of all vessels for "safety reasons" prior to the expected splash down of capsule. Unfortunately on one of the apollo missions a freighter strayed close enough to witness the capsule dropped from a large military helicopter. It was squashed from all newspapers in the west but appeared prominently in some foreign countries.

I envy you! Amazing! Still the greatest achievement of mankind! And you were witness!

@@markr.devereux2713 I did not witness nothing but I have heard that twice in my life.

Here on Earth surface, I tell you there are alive things, that are "not human at all" as well.

@@robbedontuesday Nephilim ;)

@John Blaze no a Astronaut lol before your time sonny lol

@John Blaze how many actors would see space? Are people who go to space actors lol. I'm sure this question lacks investigation on the subject matter.

@@greenmedicinetm299 ...was it J.G..who filmed the space snake... Or was it cooper...cannot remember who....????

@One big eye. One big ear. --- Yeah, and a serial killer could attend one of the schools. I'm not sure I get your point. No disrespect intended. In any case, I'm glad that, at least, we share the same amount of awe that Gene Cernan, and Those like him, inspired. Be well, my friend! Huge fan of GB, by the way. My grandfather was from Manchester. Always hoped I might visit someday, but who knows? I'm not dead yet! Take care.

How can they get the Blue color of the Earth 🌎 and no color on the moon 😂

@@robertoarriola-bustamante9169 -- No oceans on the moon. The moon has, roughly, the same amount of land as the earth...just no bodies of water. And, because there's no atmosphere, I would imagine that this might affect lighting/color to some degree. Be well, Roberto.

@@Newton14alan sorry I don't believe in all of this 🤣 , the truth I did before but God has opened my eyes to believe what I see not what they tell us ,this is the big lie of the devil 😈, and I believe in Jesus Christ Amen, God Bless you in the Name of Jesus Christ Amen

We will get there mate, SpaceX will get us there

Could you tell us about your ufo experience? I find the subject absolutely fastinating, and I love hearing people's ufo experiences. Where did it take place?

@@alspencer3826 Me included :)

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Such agencies do NOT need 3D thinking individuals that would question orders or be able to solve and process different ideas. They just need linear thinking math solving computer brains. Smart, not wise. That is what they need to keep their lies going, and the human ability to imagine and dream...Thats all....And so it went. How do you see the edu system now?

@@philindeblanc thank you ! For your comment probably the most underrated comment ever read on RU-vid! You are correct I myself will fully educated when I was in high school sophomore year or doubted that I could do quantum physics and calculus, trigonometry etc etc.. but this was in the 90s and I was a very good athlete, so I received scholarships to be educated, at prestigious schools , some of the top schools in the whole world. Now I myself was more of a middle letter and always thought that I could not do anything besides read at a high level and right at a high level because it's my brain was more geared to that that was more my talent. But my teachers in professors would tell me no you can there's ways of meditate not to say meditating but making a brain concentrate and being taught to be able to do a high level of mathematics like you said this is a major difference between smart and being wise!! I feel bad for the somebody that's older; that's sold themselves short, doesn't think they have the brain the good Lord , God gave, to do anything in the world that has to be done we can learn anything! Anyone can be taught quantum and physic mathematics! This is just one of the secrets the amoxicillin elite keep from the world to keep you down!

@333piercingtruth Please elaborate your intentions.

@333piercingtruth You think you're smart aren't you? You deny the moon landing too probably right?

My Grandfather at that time worked for Grumman who helped build the LEM , They put a plate on lander part that has everyone at Grumman that worked on it names on it ..So my Grandfather and his co workers names are on the moon too..😎👍

@@christhevancura9113 That's awesome 💯I believe we have been there before that and have been there ever since! At least 1954 when we mastered antigravity according to Dr Greer! Thanks for the info 💯 I never heard that! Keep safe 👍👍👀👆

Kind of cool for me because my initials are TDC as well!😁

@@curtishill6490 so you think that there are anti gravity machines because a 66 year old physician told you so?

Duct tape - Check Balaclava - Check Chloroform - Check Cable Ties - Check Hunting knife - Check

amazing, bringing duct tape on a moon mission, who would ever think like that, absolutely brilliant!!!

Held various previous cars together many times.

Cernan used to somewhat comically say that during public talks...

@@rothbj1 Mk2 Ford Mondeos had a plastic rear bumper that was as fragile as an eggshell. Lots of owners drove round for years with them held back together with duct tape after a minor shunt. I had silver duct tape on my dark blue Mondeo too. I used to call it my 'invisible repair'

you will like it. its fun.

Me too.

I had no idea just how busy and important that last Apollo 17 Lunar mission was. I’m glad RU-vid served this up to me out of the blue. This was indeed practically the most important and productive mission of all the Apollo Lunar flights! Wonderful!

Research apollo 18-20 you cant be that much in love with it hollywood sucked you in good.Research people...instead of believing everything you hear, jesus

@@matthewsecrest9818 Someone has been sucked in good. What's your idea of research, watching RU-vid videos and Conspiracy websites?

@@matthewsecrest9818 We have done our research. This is why we know it is real, and Hollywood did have nothing to do with the moon landings.