Villagers React To Apollo Moon Landing ! Tribal People React To Apollo Moon Landing & Moon Walk 

I'd donate to send him on the Hadj. This is a man who deserves to see Mecca and would get more benefit from it than most.

Take my money noooow

They should have gotten him new teeth by now

SpaceX 2023! Genuinely really hope to get to see him go to the moon someday soon

@@duckydarkstar38 he is afraid of the dentist. I suggested they buy a kit to make dental impression and bring to a dentist who can make him dentures

yes curiosity is good i wish more where would be less problems in this world i think

he's an artist by nature

Babu is pure

Babu :) Living Legend

@RetroGamerV32 stop the press , breaking news ! 🤣🤣🤣

We all could learn from Babu man, to keep an open mind and enjoy life.

And that my friend is a key to a long life, never lose that wide-eyed wonder of life. My great grandmother told me that when I was a kid. She lived to 104.

Where are these guys from?

"what it does for.." that's very condescending. What it does is teach us not anyone in the video

There's been talk of letting his fans buy him a new set of teeth! I hope the channel gives us a way to donate soon. He deserves to enjoy the new foods he tries💙

It's good that there's still someone alive to kick the cr*p out of idiots who say it was a hoax. (There's a story that one of those conspiracy nuts once confronted Mr. Aldrin, over 70 years at the time, calling him a liar in his face, demanding proof that a man like him could make it to the moon. Mr. Aldrin responded by knocking that asshole out with a single punch.)

@@BrokenCurtain I have paranoia issues and used to believe in a lot of conspiracy theories but the more you look into them, most conspirators are really in it only for the fame recognition and money and realistically everything begins to line up when you really look into it. maybe everything we know is a hoax but realistically if anything is faulty it's the counter-culture who think they got it right

I call Michael Collins the worlds greatest catcher ....

@@BrokenCurtain I saw this... laughed a lot!!! Conspirators and flat-earther = assholes! Hugs from Brazil!

@@Tocinos Many of that people don't really believe in this conspiracies... they only use idiots to say foolish things to become themselves famous and rich!

I bet they were just as happy with less information, if not happier

i was raised in rural scotland near loch lomond i was much like the vilagers when internet came close to our area i was amazed at the things i saw and did not know i am very much reminded of that when watch them

True, we don't notice this every day - that we are knowing a lot of stuff. AND YET in educated population we get people who don't believe in viruses xD

@@TheTanadu I don't believe in virsuses either. _Viruses_ on the other hand... 😕 (just pulling your leg and being a smartass 😝 )

Not knowing this kind of stuff just means there's still so much for them to be amazed by. It's like watching "Star Wars" for the first time (or something like that).

Learning about the universe made me appreciate God's majesty and creativity even more. God is truly a brilliant and mad scientist.

We call that cognative dissonence where I come from...

@@sketch3744 Men did not make what we see. Call it god call it chance, but don't take the credit for it being there. Atheist here, but i cannot deny the laws of physics and the intricate nature of creation. Somewhere, somehow, something IS tending the light at the tunnel. And men will see the end of it!

I love that too. If you believe that God made everything in the universe, learning about that universe would be a confirmation of faith over and over again. How beautiful! I'm not religious myself, but I'm so happy Babu has that peace and wonder in his life.

@@barryschalkwijk9388 I think you have a unique definition of Atheist.

Yes. I do wander how many have never seen the twelve astronauts who walked on the moon.

My mom was 15 when she saw it live on her home TV in Porto Alegre, Brazil. There were few TV sets back then. In the 1970 World Cup, the entire Brazil had 4 million TV sets, about 25 million people (by family size at the time) for a total population of 95 million.

I had a small reading group at one of the schools I taught at. We were reading about NASA and the first flight to the moon. One of the boys (5th grade) looked up at me and asked, "Did that really happen? Astronauts really went to the moon and walked on it?" Have to admit I was stunned at first. I remember watching the first moon walk in awe. I always remember the event with mixed emotions as that was the night my grandfather died - while he was watching the moon walk at the nursing home. Grandpa, who was from Rono in Sweden, was fascinated with science and, especially, space. I still have his book about space - a children's book put out in the late 50's or early 60's, one of his cherished possessions. So Babu's enthusiasm was touching - Grandpa would have been reacting the same.

You really think we have been there? Just a question I do know the answer. And it doesn't have anything to do with a Hollywood studio.

I have a great uncle that was a janitor that saw it in Burbank, sound stage 3 lol.. (i am joking)

Lol 😆

Yeah, it ain’t light it’s that the moon is a ridiculously reflective object, plus its regolith spreads out light causing some shadows to look only slightly off. If this was a soundstage, it would need to be absolutely enormous.

You are nailing it! These effects by the non-intiutive environment is the real root cause of these conspiracies. The blame goes only to educated people of course. Those who insist their first impression had to be right.

And "imagine they find someone already there" this guy is def good at scary storytelling

@@lyly_lei_lei Absolutely not : the moon is almost not reflective, you can check on Google what is the Moon's albedo. Samples of regolith that have been collected back to Earth are excessively dark. The reason why light behaves on the Moon differently than on Earth is explained by the fact that there is no atmospheric refraction. A bit like how refraction changes between air and water.

It might be simpler to tell him that the Earth also reflects light (especially from the oceans and clouds), which creates an Earth-light on the moon. It's true that the Sun does much of the heavy lifting, of course.

Also it is possible the Astronauts were seeing starts in the sky that the video was not picking up because the light of start light is very dim in comparison to the sunlight reflecting off the moon. The situation is similar to when you take a picture of a person in the shade with a heavily lit background and you only get a silhouette in the picture when you can see person's face while you took the picture.

@@joepike1972 The Astronauts did not see stars during the moon landing at all. Just as we don't not see stars in the daytime from earth, you cannot see them in daytime from the moon! The sky is black, but the sun is too bright. Also the moon rotates once every 28 days, so given that they only spent about 21 hours there, well it was always day time.

That should not be true. There are billions of stars.

@@AhJodie Really? How many stars do you see in the day time? I see 1, the brightest one from our perspective.

And his first thought is how wonderful it will be to share what he has learned with his friends and family!

Shit, I'm down.

What a great idea..

That’s a good idea. You can catch snippets about their lives if you watch the videos. There’s one where they fly a drone in babu’s field and he’s very happy to show it off. I know Raeen is a tailor by trade and is also married. Sarru I know the least about but he seems like a good kid.

I enjoy their innocence and naivete, mustn't spoil it.

I love this idea

You never know. It might be like, “Here he comes with all his stories.” Mr. Mustafa, on another platform, hates everything from developed countries, especially the West. All he talks about is Roti.🙄

Since they speak huidi maybe they can watch video showing similarities between other indo european language.

Great as in big not good but yess

@@Cassxowary if not "good," but a large achievement.. what is bad about Apollo? Why not good? What is humanity's "goodest" achievement if this is not something good that humans have done?

@Hell N Degenerates a shame your education was wasted

Great suggestion

Yesss I would love to see their reaction especially to the new sounds video and a river being flown

Ingenuity flying!

And give them a snack , mac n cheese maybe . I like to know my guys are getting their brains and bellies full .

Oh yes perseverance

Percy and Ginny 👌

✌😎👍oh yeah

Look at stuff on my laptop show

Soon Babu will be unstoppable

Spoken by Neil Armstrong.

@@mrmjb1960 i know....hahaha....

Brilliant observation!

Agreed

The reason they are bouncing on the moon is that it is very difficult to move your body in a pressurized suit. So to maneuver on the moon, you try to make very gentle body movements and take advantage of the low gravity to bounce from place to place. The low gravity means you can move a lot farther horizontally with each jump, than you usually can on Earth. Skipping is a lot easier than walking on the moon.

His name is Babu

The "old man" is only 65! Has lived in Pakistan his whole life, a country that seems not to have the facilities to educate, or look after its people on a medical or dentistry level! A hard life ages one very fast.

What would be wonderful if the producers offered to get him fitted with some front teeth. I am serious. The years would drop off /

Yes 👍

I'd love them to see the photo or video of the view of EARTH, from the moon, a blue ball in space !! Show them earth from people Not on it !! YAY

I think that was included in a previous compilation wasn't it?

@@unicyclist97 May have been. Havent been able to watch them all.

He didn't skydive from space, but from stratosphere, and Alan Eustace jumped from a higher altitude. Baumgartner is a racist narcissist so it's better to ignore him. Eustace never bragged with his higher jump so not many people know about it.

@@lajoswinkler hence the "". Didnt say they should react to he's personality did i?

You're talking of conspiracy nuts right? 😂

The light is being reflected off the moons surface back into space making it impossible to see the stars.

That's why you can't see the stars due to the reflection of the light off the surface of the moon.

The pressurized suits were the biggest impediment to their ability to walk. Second to that, was the fact that the suits doubled the mass of the astronaut. Third, the gravity being 1/6th the Earth's gravity, reduces the ability to generate traction. As a result, they needed to make very gentle movements of their bodies, and take advantage of the low gravity to jump from place to place.

I totally agree, and Raeen has film star looks !

Some of the guys got black from the waist down with dust. - and their gloves. They had to brush off before they got back in, but the suits they brought back still had dust in the weave of the fabrics.

Yeah! The baby iguana chased by many snakes, that's cool

@@fallenone2884 it’s unbelievably amazing! I don’t know how they managed to film it like that.

@@Aliciae411 Yessss

BBC wouldn't let you get away with those clips, they will put a copyright

@@gabetheborkingdog5985 that’s a shame I would still like to see their reaction.

he does seem to get a LOT of the facts in the videos. Didn't learn the exact thing in any school, but was able to explain things very well by putting HIS knowledge and thinking to figuring it out. He's smart as a whip ! Raeen and Sarru are, too.

His name is Babu, not 'old guy'

@Logan Botill there’s a treaty that bans nuclear weapons in space. Space agencies are allowed RTGs (Radioisotope Thermoelectric Generators) for space probes and rovers etc.

​@Logan Botill Apollo had nothing to do with nuclear missiles. The entire space program was originally made for and funded by political purposes, but they beat the Soviets to the Moon with Apollo 8 first, then landing with Apollo 11. The rest of missions, especially J-type missions which were the final three, Apollo 15, 16 and 17 focused much more on the science. Those are the ones where the LRV (the moon buggy) was introduced and used to help aid astronauts in exploring a larger area and carrying tools and rocks. Apollo 17 featured the first civilian astronaut and scientist, geologist Harrison Schmitt. The program was of course already being defunded from 1970 after the completion of Kennedy's goal, so that was it when the last man on the Moon, Gene Cernan, stepped off the surface in 1972 on Apollo 17.

*Michael Collins

Buzz Aldrin.

@Tonya Patrick lol 👍

@Tonya Patrick lol that was good!

Name changed this is just disrespect to buzz Aldrin and micheal collins

The Luna Rover was on Apollo 15, 16 and 17. J series (scientific moon missions).

I saw the repeat showing in school later the same day (I was 9 or 10). The whole landing (audio only, with subtitles and commentary), prep (audio), EVA (recorded live TV from stationary camera until they moved it to shoot the flag setting up). The getting back in I do not remember, the TV camera may have been off, but have seen it later on DVD by SpaceshipFilms. Later got to see the films shot during the LM extraction, descent, landing, EVA and ascent.

I well remember Apollo 14's 'handcart' full of equipment and tools though, as well as their visit to the earlier Surveyor probe they landed nearby.

@@stevetheduck1425 surveyor was visited by Apollo 12. It was to prove you can land a spacecraft near a manned target for precision landing.

Yeah. That movie is amazing, Actually caught it in an IMAX theater! It was phenomenal! I even own it!

Isn't all NASA media publicly available at all times? I thought it was

@@chrism45 The moon and Apollo footage, been restored to the highest fidelity for the movie, yes unseen footage, in the context of forgotten footage being modernized and digitized the past years.

It's not unseen, it's just been scanned to highest possible quality. A lot of it was already seen in much older documentaries, but in significantly worse quality and format since they didn't have a good enough technology to scan it as good as we can now.

@@FrankyPi Apollo 11 is a 2019 American documentary film edited, produced and directed by Todd Douglas Miller.[1] It focuses on the 1969 Apollo 11 mission, the first spaceflight from which men walked on the Moon. The film consists solely of archival footage, including 70 mm film previously unreleased to the public, and does not feature narration, interviews or modern recreations

That is a great idea!

I was thinking the same thing. I bet they’d be amazed to see a whale breaching next to someone in a kayak, or people diving with sharks.

Roll on to 2024 and SpaceX Lunar Starship landing on the Moon, that will be awesome; so much bigger than anything else to land :)