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  • During Apollo 15, astronaut David Scott dropped a feather (in his left hand) and a hammer (in his right) to show that objects, regardless of mass, fall at the same rate in a vacuum.
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    Video: NASA
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  • @kylekimmel9461
    @kylekimmel9461 3 года назад +818

    David Scott: "How 'bout that?"
    Galileo Galilei: "Yeah, how 'bout that?"

    • @eddill2638
      @eddill2638 3 года назад +59

      Aristotle: "Nah fuck y'all"

    • @jeffhoward1222
      @jeffhoward1222 2 года назад

      @@eddill2638 Yea he had some literary rights on the line didn't he...😂

    • @philindeblanc
      @philindeblanc Год назад +5

      Only that it was done in a studio. Too bad it was all faked.

    • @sergeantjohnsonowo2480
      @sergeantjohnsonowo2480 Год назад +19

      @@philindeblanc 😐

    • @philindeblanc
      @philindeblanc Год назад

      @@sergeantjohnsonowo2480 Truth hurts. I know! If you dont know...now you know.

  • @BarokaiRein
    @BarokaiRein Год назад +905

    Imagine being proven right about something like this half a millenia after you're dead.

    • @destroyerdog
      @destroyerdog Год назад +31

      So sad he never live to see his answer be correct.

    • @sstuddert
      @sstuddert Год назад +77

      @@destroyerdog Not sad, _glorious._ Galileo knew he wouldn't live to discover all the answers he sought, but he went on seeking them anyway--even though it cost him his liberty--because it was worth it if only to pass on that legacy of inquiry to future generations. Think about that.

    • @joachim2464
      @joachim2464 Год назад +40

      His findings was proven long before Apollo 16. This was just a great visual experiment

    • @midas1489
      @midas1489 Год назад +13

      He wasn’t proven right with that, in fact, he proved himself right back in the 16th century. You can prove his findings to be correct at your own home.

    • @XnonTheGod
      @XnonTheGod Год назад +3

      If the church had all the power, we wouldn't have gone to the moon to experiment such evil things in the first place 😂

  • @cheezkid2689
    @cheezkid2689 2 года назад +556

    You can hear his smile in his voice. I love it.
    "How 'bout that? :)"

  • @sarahdavis6167
    @sarahdavis6167 4 года назад +364

    *drops hammer and feather on the moon*
    "...how bout that?"

    • @DanielDossey
      @DanielDossey 3 года назад +7

      Loooooollll that got me

    • @steffomca762
      @steffomca762 3 месяца назад +1

      He sounded SO happy in that specific line

  • @hareecionelson5875
    @hareecionelson5875 2 года назад +274

    Imagine if Galileo could see this video, he'd be pretty stoked

    • @cromandum217
      @cromandum217 3 месяца назад +10

      he would be screaming in terror

    • @hareecionelson5875
      @hareecionelson5875 3 месяца назад +9

      @@cromandum217 nah he'd be chill with time travel

    • @naysayerck5971
      @naysayerck5971 3 месяца назад +9

      ​​@@cromandum217 bro he would be punching the air in joy

    • @steffomca762
      @steffomca762 3 месяца назад

      ​@@cromandum217you don't know nothing about Galileo

    • @ProtomanButCallMeBlues
      @ProtomanButCallMeBlues 2 месяца назад +1

      @@steffomca762 yeah, I imagine he'd basically be spending his old age in house arrest writing letters to all his enemies calling them clueless bums

  • @Resimaster
    @Resimaster Год назад +277

    When he says that one of the reasons we got here today is because of a gentleman called Galileo, it really brings into focus the achievements that humanity can make when we try. That one man centuries ago decided to start doing experiments and studies, which one day contributed to humans walking on the Moon and talking fondly about him and his work.
    He and the many other scientists and discoverers like him would be proud.

    • @AliensKillDevils.
      @AliensKillDevils. 11 месяцев назад

      The astronauts from the USA did NOT land on Moon until 1973. They had a lubricants-freezing problem in their suit in the shoulder gears in 1973. Any human landings before are fake.
      Artemis 1 was dragged back by Aliens.
      No Moon mining, please.
      Moon does NOT self-rotate.
      Moon is hollow.
      The Moon gives light at night to help grow vegetables and fruits by 20%. This helps to reduce famine, inequality, and wars on Earth.
      If Moon is mined, it will be punctured and shrink like a broken flat basketball. It cannot spread light to the surface of the Earth like a convex mirror. It will ONLY reflect to tiny dots on Earth like a concave mirror.
      There are invisible structures around Moon to keep the Moon inflated. The inside of the Moon is hollow, like a basketball or soccer or our lungs. When the lungs are expanded, the pressure inside is lower than outside. Moon has higher pressure outside on the surface than inside. The frequent fly-ins and fly-outs of Moon rovers, orbiters, and spacecrafts would puncture the structure and destroy the Moon. Earth will have more wars and famine and more inequality.
      Also, there are aliens (Gods who created and managed this Universe and Earth) living on Moon. Please respect them, and do not disturb them. Whoever lands or mines the Moon will be hurt or dead, and no return as punishment.
      Under the Moon are lots of pyramids. Earth Human-made nuclear explosions in the past wiped out humans on Earth. The dust also blew to the Moon and covered them up. Moon is dark in the front face, and clean and bright in the back side, because Earth human-made nuclear explosions burnt from Earth to Moon and beyond, again and again; one round of human civilization kills themselves with nuclear, next round again, then again, till now. Each round of human civilization did not last for about 4800 years.
      There will be 3 Moons around Earth.
      Now the 2nd Moon is built and stored near Saturn.
      Right now, Earth would be even hotter if the 2nd Moon is brought near Earth.
      Please, no Mars colonization or Moon mining. Please, no nuclear in Space or on Earth. Every Moon and Planet has aliens living there. Aliens are at least 50 years ahead of humanity. Humans are bad, having wars all the time. Human invaders on other Planets and Moons will be killed. Acts of revenge have started-many huge cyclones around launch sites. Please recycle space junk. In the solar system, only Earth has water; other Planets and Moons have no water. Another Planet that has water is in the Milky Way 7th cluster.

    • @TheGuyCalledX
      @TheGuyCalledX 7 месяцев назад +15

      If I see further today, it is because I am standing on the shoulders of giants.

    • @fromnorway643
      @fromnorway643 7 месяцев назад +9

      @@TheGuyCalledX
      The most familiar use of that expression was in a letter written by Isaac Newton in 1675, so maybe Galileo was one of the giants he was referring to?

    • @CLARKTHEOPTIMIST1989
      @CLARKTHEOPTIMIST1989 5 месяцев назад +10

      Just the fact that his name was said by someone STANDING ON THE MOON!

    • @threestrikesmarxman9095
      @threestrikesmarxman9095 3 месяца назад +3

      ⁠​⁠@@CLARKTHEOPTIMIST1989And now that man gave his name to Europe's version of GPS-Galileo.

  • @shigshug8581
    @shigshug8581 2 года назад +87

    The man just turned 90 last month, happy belated birthday Mr Scott.

  • @dawidsienczak9821
    @dawidsienczak9821 2 года назад +222

    this guy gives such an increadible vibe , what a memorable moment , thank you David Randolph Scott you are an amazing person

    • @EyeLean5280
      @EyeLean5280 Год назад +3

      Yes, he's very mid-century. Love it!

    • @AliensKillDevils.
      @AliensKillDevils. 11 месяцев назад

      The astronauts from the USA did NOT land on Moon until 1973. They had a lubricants-freezing problem in their suit in the shoulder gears in 1973. Any human landings before are fake.
      Artemis 1 was dragged back by Aliens.
      No Moon mining, please.
      Moon does NOT self-rotate.
      Moon is hollow.
      The Moon gives light at night to help grow vegetables and fruits by 20%. This helps to reduce famine, inequality, and wars on Earth.
      If Moon is mined, it will be punctured and shrink like a broken flat basketball. It cannot spread light to the surface of the Earth like a convex mirror. It will ONLY reflect to tiny dots on Earth like a concave mirror.
      There are invisible structures around Moon to keep the Moon inflated. The inside of the Moon is hollow, like a basketball or soccer or our lungs. When the lungs are expanded, the pressure inside is lower than outside. Moon has higher pressure outside on the surface than inside. The frequent fly-ins and fly-outs of Moon rovers, orbiters, and spacecrafts would puncture the structure and destroy the Moon. Earth will have more wars and famine and more inequality.
      Also, there are aliens (Gods who created and managed this Universe and Earth) living on Moon. Please respect them, and do not disturb them. Whoever lands or mines the Moon will be hurt or dead, and no return as punishment.
      Under the Moon are lots of pyramids. Earth Human-made nuclear explosions in the past wiped out humans on Earth. The dust also blew to the Moon and covered them up. Moon is dark in the front face, and clean and bright in the back side, because Earth human-made nuclear explosions burnt from Earth to Moon and beyond, again and again; one round of human civilization kills themselves with nuclear, next round again, then again, till now. Each round of human civilization did not last for about 4800 years.
      There will be 3 Moons around Earth.
      Now the 2nd Moon is built and stored near Saturn.
      Right now, Earth would be even hotter if the 2nd Moon is brought near Earth.
      Please, no Mars colonization or Moon mining. Please, no nuclear in Space or on Earth. Every Moon and Planet has aliens living there. Aliens are at least 50 years ahead of humanity. Humans are bad, having wars all the time. Human invaders on other Planets and Moons will be killed. Acts of revenge have started-many huge cyclones around launch sites. Please recycle space junk. In the solar system, only Earth has water; other Planets and Moons have no water. Another Planet that has water is in the Milky Way 7th cluster.

  • @brianarbenz1329
    @brianarbenz1329 4 года назад +334

    I was 12 while watching the Apollo 15 moon walks that summer. I absolutely loved that moment. So educational, and fun. Thank you David Scott!

    • @AliensKillDevils.
      @AliensKillDevils. 11 месяцев назад

      The astronauts from the USA did NOT land on Moon until 1973. They had a lubricants-freezing problem in their suit in the shoulder gears in 1973. Any human landings before are fake.
      Artemis 1 was dragged back by Aliens.
      No Moon mining, please.
      Moon does NOT self-rotate.
      Moon is hollow.
      The Moon gives light at night to help grow vegetables and fruits by 20%. This helps to reduce famine, inequality, and wars on Earth.
      If Moon is mined, it will be punctured and shrink like a broken flat basketball. It cannot spread light to the surface of the Earth like a convex mirror. It will ONLY reflect to tiny dots on Earth like a concave mirror.
      There are invisible structures around Moon to keep the Moon inflated. The inside of the Moon is hollow, like a basketball or soccer or our lungs. When the lungs are expanded, the pressure inside is lower than outside. Moon has higher pressure outside on the surface than inside. The frequent fly-ins and fly-outs of Moon rovers, orbiters, and spacecrafts would puncture the structure and destroy the Moon. Earth will have more wars and famine and more inequality.
      Also, there are aliens (Gods who created and managed this Universe and Earth) living on Moon. Please respect them, and do not disturb them. Whoever lands or mines the Moon will be hurt or dead, and no return as punishment.
      Under the Moon are lots of pyramids. Earth Human-made nuclear explosions in the past wiped out humans on Earth. The dust also blew to the Moon and covered them up. Moon is dark in the front face, and clean and bright in the back side, because Earth human-made nuclear explosions burnt from Earth to Moon and beyond, again and again; one round of human civilization kills themselves with nuclear, next round again, then again, till now. Each round of human civilization did not last for about 4800 years.
      There will be 3 Moons around Earth.
      Now the 2nd Moon is built and stored near Saturn.
      Right now, Earth would be even hotter if the 2nd Moon is brought near Earth.
      Please, no Mars colonization or Moon mining. Please, no nuclear in Space or on Earth. Every Moon and Planet has aliens living there. Aliens are at least 50 years ahead of humanity. Humans are bad, having wars all the time. Human invaders on other Planets and Moons will be killed. Acts of revenge have started-many huge cyclones around launch sites. Please recycle space junk. In the solar system, only Earth has water; other Planets and Moons have no water. Another Planet that has water is in the Milky Way 7th cluster.

    • @brianarbenz1329
      @brianarbenz1329 7 месяцев назад +3

      @@PlanetBuster552 I'm not "like, 65." I _am_ 65. My love of the Apollo program when it wasn't popular any longer isn't the only non-conformance to my generation. I've never had children or married, I was a socialist starting at age 19, identified as gender fluid at age 28, and I am neurodivergent. IOW, I'm more like a millenial or gen z.... Sounds you've a large, supportive family. Sounds great!

    • @fromnorway643
      @fromnorway643 7 месяцев назад +2

      David Scott is one of only four Moon walkers still alive.
      The other three are Buzz Aldrin (Apollo 11), Charles Duke (Apollo 16) and Harrison Schmitt (Apollo 17).

    • @brianarbenz1329
      @brianarbenz1329 7 месяцев назад +1

      @@fromnorway643 If Artemis should ever get to the moon (which I am afraid is not likely to happen), it would be great to have Charlie Duke sitting alongside capcom, and speak, "We copy you down, Artemis."

    • @fromnorway643
      @fromnorway643 7 месяцев назад +1

      @@brianarbenz1329
      It would be nice if at least some of the remaining moon walkers lived to see the next person walking on the Moon. I guess Gene Cernan wished that he wouldn't keep the title "last man on the Moon" for the rest of his life, but unfortunately, he did as he died in 2017.

  • @nathyatta
    @nathyatta 2 года назад +209

    Even though this is awesome times 1OO, how incredible will it be to see people walk on the Moon again in 4K!

    • @philindeblanc
      @philindeblanc Год назад +22

      Dont worry, they will make that movie just as soon as they work out all the errors they made on the first missions they faked so they dont look like fools.

    • @user-ol6rc8zg1l
      @user-ol6rc8zg1l Год назад +86

      @@philindeblanc you forgot your tin foil hat mate, i suggest you put more foil on it next time.

    • @philindeblanc
      @philindeblanc Год назад +9

      @@user-ol6rc8zg1l Your lack of knowledge is not my fault. Not evrything is a theory once you look at evidence. When there is more and ore evidence, this no longer becomes a theory, but a possible, or probable reality. If I told you I could fly, but my only proof is from the TV set, would you believe me? Maybe you need to take the blinders off.

    • @user-ol6rc8zg1l
      @user-ol6rc8zg1l Год назад

      @@philindeblanc yeah and i have the evidence that beavers are the cause of global crisis. It's hilarious because your only argument is that, if you see something on TV then it must be a lie. You could've at least debunked how all the people who've seen space rocket launches in person are all paid actors or how Neil Armstrong is actually an agent from the FBI and its all a huge conspiracy theory. You know i thought I'll have a good laugh having a conversation with you but you already seem to be too predictable and boring. I hope you come up with better stories in the future. Goodbye

    • @philindeblanc
      @philindeblanc Год назад

      @@user-ol6rc8zg1l You thought I would say something along the lines of paid actors, and FBI agents, but I didn't, so I am predictable? How about you are bothered that my answer makes sense! LOL...Much of what we see on TV big news is a lie. Further more, there is video evidence of ISS being faked. The photos of Apollo missions are faked, and a number of them nasa has removed from archives. For goodness sake, they claim the lost all the telemetry data...How gullible can you get? There is so much evidence, you hoped I would say your garbage? Well, aren't you triggered. LOL. you are the predictable one. Thanks for the honesty.

  • @EATSLEEPDRIVE2002
    @EATSLEEPDRIVE2002 5 месяцев назад +41

    *T+15 seconds*
    "GUYS I FORGOT THE FEATHER! We gotta turn around."

    • @oberonpanopticon
      @oberonpanopticon 4 месяца назад +7

      “Don’t worry! I think I see a bird in the path of the rocket!”

    • @laika5707
      @laika5707 2 месяца назад

      @@oberonpanopticonQuick, roll the window down, I’m gonna clip this motherfucker! 🤣

  • @infinitelyexplosive4131
    @infinitelyexplosive4131 2 года назад +116

    I know how they faked this: They went to a planet with higher gravity, then made the floor out of rubber so things bounce, then played the video of the hammer and feather bouncing off the rubber, but in reverse.

    • @GaryKemp84
      @GaryKemp84 2 года назад

      Now *this* is a fake moon landing theory we can get behind!

    • @cp32alh
      @cp32alh 2 года назад +6

      they easily could have made a very light hammer

    • @GaryKemp84
      @GaryKemp84 2 года назад +74

      @@cp32alh This is a ridiculous claim. Totally ignorant of physics and hammers.
      It was a very heavy feather.

    • @urosvasiljevic808
      @urosvasiljevic808 2 года назад +1

      Oooooh, makes sense

    • @astelvan2116
      @astelvan2116 Год назад +2

      Bruh

  • @marcellobraga2750
    @marcellobraga2750 5 лет назад +103

    Mission Apollo 15, 26 july - 7 august 1971. Scott verifies Galileo's theory, that objects in a vacuum fall together, using a hammer and a feather.

    • @mrb5217
      @mrb5217 2 года назад +11

      Yes, that is what happened.

    • @ohmygollywow
      @ohmygollywow 4 месяца назад

      After watching the video, I can confirm that is what happened as well.

    • @BlowmeRoger
      @BlowmeRoger Месяц назад

      Surely they had already tested things in a vaccuum in a lab before this!

  • @raven_of_zoso455
    @raven_of_zoso455 2 года назад +92

    This was on the third moon walk on the Apollo 15 mission, and Scott's NASA issued Omega Speedmaster watch had not survived the previous moonwalk, and instead he had to use his private watch which he was gifted from Bulova, whom asked him to wear it. The watch was a pilot watch design that Bulova had hoped should fall in favor of the astronauts and thus make NASA "hopefully" make a contract with them instead of Omega. As it happen, Scott brought his one on the mission as his "private/spare" watch and after the Omega failed due to it's crystal popping off because of the conditions on the moon, Scott asked for permission to use his Bulova on the final moonwalk, NASA did grant him this permission and so it was that Bulova got into the highly prestigious moon history. For years this was not remembered until just fairly recently when a man studying the pictures from that mission and was curious about that watch David Scott was wearing and so he contacted him, and suddenly Scott remembered, and he even still had the watch. The watch was sold on auction for a solid $1.6 million dollars, and soon after Bulova made a reissue of this now famous "other" moon-watch.

    • @Kinann
      @Kinann Год назад

      Curious you left out the stamps.

    • @raven_of_zoso455
      @raven_of_zoso455 Год назад +7

      @@Kinann I'm sorry, what stamps are you referring to?

    • @AliensKillDevils.
      @AliensKillDevils. 11 месяцев назад

      The astronauts from the USA did NOT land on Moon until 1973. They had a lubricants-freezing problem in their suit in the shoulder gears in 1973. Any human landings before are fake.
      Artemis 1 was dragged back by Aliens.
      No Moon mining, please.
      Moon does NOT self-rotate.
      Moon is hollow.
      The Moon gives light at night to help grow vegetables and fruits by 20%. This helps to reduce famine, inequality, and wars on Earth.
      If Moon is mined, it will be punctured and shrink like a broken flat basketball. It cannot spread light to the surface of the Earth like a convex mirror. It will ONLY reflect to tiny dots on Earth like a concave mirror.
      There are invisible structures around Moon to keep the Moon inflated. The inside of the Moon is hollow, like a basketball or soccer or our lungs. When the lungs are expanded, the pressure inside is lower than outside. Moon has higher pressure outside on the surface than inside. The frequent fly-ins and fly-outs of Moon rovers, orbiters, and spacecrafts would puncture the structure and destroy the Moon. Earth will have more wars and famine and more inequality.
      Also, there are aliens (Gods who created and managed this Universe and Earth) living on Moon. Please respect them, and do not disturb them. Whoever lands or mines the Moon will be hurt or dead, and no return as punishment.
      Under the Moon are lots of pyramids. Earth Human-made nuclear explosions in the past wiped out humans on Earth. The dust also blew to the Moon and covered them up. Moon is dark in the front face, and clean and bright in the back side, because Earth human-made nuclear explosions burnt from Earth to Moon and beyond, again and again; one round of human civilization kills themselves with nuclear, next round again, then again, till now. Each round of human civilization did not last for about 4800 years.
      There will be 3 Moons around Earth.
      Now the 2nd Moon is built and stored near Saturn.
      Right now, Earth would be even hotter if the 2nd Moon is brought near Earth.
      Please, no Mars colonization or Moon mining. Please, no nuclear in Space or on Earth. Every Moon and Planet has aliens living there. Aliens are at least 50 years ahead of humanity. Humans are bad, having wars all the time. Human invaders on other Planets and Moons will be killed. Acts of revenge have started-many huge cyclones around launch sites. Please recycle space junk. In the solar system, only Earth has water; other Planets and Moons have no water. Another Planet that has water is in the Milky Way 7th cluster.

    • @user-ev4rp3qb6x
      @user-ev4rp3qb6x 2 месяца назад +1

      I have the Bulova Moon watch and I can highly recommend it …….
      Fantastic time peace at a reasonable price 👍

  • @gives_bad_advice
    @gives_bad_advice Год назад +57

    The number of commenters who think there is no gravity on the moon is a bit. . . dismaying.

    • @281cu6
      @281cu6 3 месяца назад +10

      Agreed. A combination of the failure of public schools and the misleading nature of the Internet has led us here.

    • @seedsoflove7684
      @seedsoflove7684 2 месяца назад +2

      ​@@281cu6
      But there is less. But it is lack of friction in the air that causes hammer and feather to fall at same time, right? This isnt abt gravity, per se.

    • @ighfee
      @ighfee 2 месяца назад +1

      There would also be many people who think all you have to do is ascend to 100km altitude and there's no gravity.

    • @gives_bad_advice
      @gives_bad_advice 2 месяца назад +6

      @@seedsoflove7684 Yes, exactly. The hammer & feather thing is all about air resistance or the lack of it. Same ring could be done in a vacuum chamber on earth.

    • @gives_bad_advice
      @gives_bad_advice 2 месяца назад

      @@ighfee i thought there was no gravity in Earth orbit until i was well into my 40s. And i have an engineering degree. That's certainly what it looks like given video from the ISS.

  • @evertonporter7887
    @evertonporter7887 3 года назад +276

    I hope I live to see an astronaut perform the same experiment on the surface of Mars😄.

    • @conradsz
      @conradsz 3 года назад +95

      Mars has an atmosphere which could influence this experiment. This works in a vacuum

    • @someonerandom704
      @someonerandom704 3 года назад +31

      @@conradsz Mars's atmosphere is predominately CO2 and a lot thinner so it would be very interesting to watch the movements of the feather.

    • @user-vi3ur8bw8k
      @user-vi3ur8bw8k 2 года назад +3

      @@conradsz in measures of Earth martian atmo is almost vacuum. Zero level is like at 30 km high.

    • @Ewumm
      @Ewumm 2 года назад +22

      although mars's atmosphere is thin, it's still very present. they got a drone to fly around, so just that should be enough to tell you that a feather would act very differently when dropped.

    • @jillstevenson9585
      @jillstevenson9585 2 года назад +1

      Well, Elons looking to go there in case electric cars aren't the answer.

  • @_1derscore
    @_1derscore Год назад +10

    he just drops the casual "How bout that?" like a true professional

    • @cdel4391
      @cdel4391 2 месяца назад +1

      how can u be so gullible😲

  • @lorentzinvariant7348
    @lorentzinvariant7348 2 месяца назад +6

    This is one of the best examples showing, we really went to the moon. Both the feather and hammer took about a second to reach the ground. On the earth, it would take roughly about 0.45 seconds (assuming about a 1 meter drop t=(2/9.8)^1/2 ) You can’t fake gravity. And for those who would say, they slowed the video. That wouldn’t work either. The video technology to slow the video smoothly at that time did not exist. It would have been obvious the video was doctored.

  • @thewhitesparrow6314
    @thewhitesparrow6314 3 года назад +31

    This is so memeable

  • @TheLastArbiter
    @TheLastArbiter 2 года назад +17

    I would want to drop a helicopter seed on the moon to watch it not spin because there is no air to interact with.

  • @thefoxygamer1536
    @thefoxygamer1536 9 месяцев назад +6

    I remember my 8th grade science teacher showing my class this video. He was the coolest science teacher ever!

  • @dangeary2134
    @dangeary2134 2 месяца назад +2

    For all the kids in school at that time, the trip was worth it!
    I saw this experiment as a kid, myself!

  • @user-ol6rc8zg1l
    @user-ol6rc8zg1l Год назад +51

    This experiment proves the theory that all objects fall at the same rate in vacuum regardless of mass, because gravity is not a force as in pulling things towards itself but rather the gravity of massive objects bending the space time continuum which as a result causes objects to head on a collision course and eventually collide with it.

    • @agustin.guglielmone
      @agustin.guglielmone Год назад +5

      Anyways you can treat it as a force, with Newton laws, although it's not physically correct. Because g is constant, the force of the weight F=m.g will be proportional to the mass of the object, so F/m will be equal to the gravity acceleration anywhere and without depending on the objects.

    • @dblshotz75
      @dblshotz75 Год назад +5

      No. This proves that air molecules effect gravity effect on things with mass.

    • @american_cosmic
      @american_cosmic 8 месяцев назад +1

      @@dblshotz75 That makes no sense.

    • @jakefriesenjake
      @jakefriesenjake 7 месяцев назад +1

      Space-time continuum.. What a great "theory"

    • @american_cosmic
      @american_cosmic 7 месяцев назад +4

      @@jakefriesenjake He's correct. In our current understanding of physics, gravity bends both space and time, because they are both interlinked with each other.

  • @GameFuMaster
    @GameFuMaster 3 года назад +10

    "Drop me outside, how bout that"

  • @MoonDrive_
    @MoonDrive_ 3 года назад +20

    My physics teacher told me to watch this while in online classes

    • @1FeistyKitty
      @1FeistyKitty 7 месяцев назад

      i always trust what authorities TELL me

    • @akdb
      @akdb 9 дней назад

      @@1FeistyKitty good job im proud of you

  • @evertonporter7887
    @evertonporter7887 3 года назад +27

    I remember watching this on TV as an 8 year old in 1971.

    • @deejayfrom88
      @deejayfrom88 7 месяцев назад

      And you have been brainwashed from then on 😂😂😂

    • @evertonporter7887
      @evertonporter7887 5 месяцев назад +4

      @@deejayfrom88 So, what do you think happened back then...?

    • @deejayfrom88
      @deejayfrom88 5 месяцев назад

      @@evertonporter7887 ruclips.net/video/OCKS9LSwgYE/видео.htmlsi=Udwsk30f4L3OxVG4

    • @Hangry_Hungarian
      @Hangry_Hungarian 3 месяца назад +2

      @deejayfrom88 Seems like your the real one brainwashed here….

    • @deejayfrom88
      @deejayfrom88 3 месяца назад

      @@Hangry_Hungarian 'you're'

  • @georgewaters456
    @georgewaters456 5 месяцев назад +3

    i loved growing up during the Apollo missions, life was so much more exciting and interesting back then.

  • @manolios
    @manolios 2 месяца назад +3

    and some freaks still say we never gotten to the moon...
    pfff, humanity

    • @MrMjolnir69
      @MrMjolnir69 6 часов назад

      How do you know this want earth gravity? Just a question.

  • @christianhardwick6530
    @christianhardwick6530 5 месяцев назад +2

    Scott is a San Antonio native and Duke lived in NBraunfels until recently. I’m so proud to have met on so many occasions and being acquainted to him and Dottie

  • @johndaugherty7465
    @johndaugherty7465 4 года назад +56

    "Naw man, that's fake...they built an enormous vacuum chamber just to make us think it was real."
    [headdesk]

    • @MibauldeblogsTV
      @MibauldeblogsTV 3 года назад

      You don't exist. You're a internet bot just to make us think the men never walk on the moon 🤪

    • @Mikelica69
      @Mikelica69 3 года назад

      @@MibauldeblogsTV wtf

    • @mexomenti
      @mexomenti 3 года назад +2

      @@MibauldeblogsTV its a joke dumbass

    • @nictheperson6709
      @nictheperson6709 2 года назад +2

      @@MibauldeblogsTV You don't exist. You're just an internet bot that doesn't understand obvious sarcasm.

    • @darthmocker7379
      @darthmocker7379 2 года назад

      i would love to see someone in a vacuum chamber in one of the space suits. even money says it ends up like a Mr. Stretch Armstrong.

  • @Chitov646ckmych
    @Chitov646ckmych Месяц назад +3

    Really nice the feather bouncing on the moon without gravity is there for all to see

  • @chrisbarr959
    @chrisbarr959 4 месяца назад +7

    do not show a flat earther this video their heads will explode

    • @Hangry_Hungarian
      @Hangry_Hungarian 3 месяца назад +3

      Flat earthers want attention because they never got that as kids and want to annoy others. They can never come up with a better argument then “it’s CGI!”

  • @thekrrib
    @thekrrib 4 месяца назад +1

    I love the "how bout that". This is such a cool experiment.

  • @bobboberson2024
    @bobboberson2024 4 дня назад

    Had lunch with Dave many years ago. After a while I didn’t really hear anything he was saying. My head was wrapping around the fact that this guy had been to the MOON. Very special people.

  • @0700_Hours
    @0700_Hours 10 месяцев назад +2

    i never knew David Scott was the one who demonstrated this

  • @lw5495
    @lw5495 6 месяцев назад +4

    I bet all the guys who say this is fake, use firmament positioning satellite to get around

    • @robertcampbell6349
      @robertcampbell6349 5 месяцев назад +2

      "Firmament Positioning Satellite", I am sooo stealing that one.

  • @Lorddurango
    @Lorddurango 3 месяца назад +3

    "One of the reasons we got here today" gave me chills lol like homie, you're on the moon doing science experiments. That's fkn wild!

  • @Pharry_
    @Pharry_ Год назад +1

    The spacesuit makes the "how about that" so... adorable, I wanna say,

  • @CT-pi2gl
    @CT-pi2gl Месяц назад +2

    Impressive how they were able to attach strings so the objects would appear to fall at 1/6 speed 😂

  • @ACatofFashionableAttire
    @ACatofFashionableAttire 3 месяца назад +7

    i dont know why but
    for a split second
    JUST A SPLIT SECOND. A MICRON OF A SECOND
    A MILLISECOND OF A MILLISECOND
    i was expecting the hammer to float up instead of down and smack him in the face looney tunes style

  • @FFWorldHD
    @FFWorldHD Год назад +3

    Great Scott!

  • @EyeLean5280
    @EyeLean5280 Год назад

    So wonderful!

  • @SilvioZanin
    @SilvioZanin Год назад +4

    Now think about the description of general relativity of the fall of this objects. Physics is amazing!

  • @ioiindelibles5692
    @ioiindelibles5692 3 месяца назад +3

    I had a teacher that repeatedly performed this experiment in the classroom. We kept telling him it doesn't work in an atmosphere. 🤣

  • @zacharyhaynes8969
    @zacharyhaynes8969 Год назад +5

    Wow, this comment section did not pay attention in school huh?

    • @sb4040
      @sb4040 11 месяцев назад

      True. For example, people here keep saying the pull of gravity, when gravity pushes.

    • @zacharyhaynes8969
      @zacharyhaynes8969 11 месяцев назад

      @@sb4040 You’re a moron lmao

  • @martinarcher1503
    @martinarcher1503 4 месяца назад

    Dave Scott. What a great guy!

  • @littlebigcomrade
    @littlebigcomrade 4 месяца назад +2

    Watching this really makes you want to see the world return to the moon once again. It’s really sad how long it’s been.

    • @ighfee
      @ighfee 2 месяца назад

      It will happen. Once they perfect helium 3 reactors there'll be a race to the moon and it could start a war

    • @Discoverer-of-Teleportation
      @Discoverer-of-Teleportation 2 месяца назад

      get ready in 2025 again

    • @ighfee
      @ighfee 2 месяца назад

      @@Discoverer-of-Teleportation I hope you're right but I doubt it

    • @Discoverer-of-Teleportation
      @Discoverer-of-Teleportation 2 месяца назад

      @@ighfee me also as they are postponing , maybe in 2028 possible

    • @ighfee
      @ighfee 2 месяца назад

      @@Discoverer-of-Teleportation mate it will probably never happen, I've been hearing about a lunar mission since 1980, it's not that they can't do it, more the cost and also tremendous risk to human life. They were prepared to do this in the 60s because of the cold war but there isn't that threat now. The only way I see another race to the moon is to mine the helium 3. And it would be China vs USA this time.

  • @amramjose
    @amramjose 3 месяца назад +3

    The Pope formally pardoned Galileo on October 31, 1992 almost 360 years after his trial!

  • @gianandroid8823
    @gianandroid8823 Год назад +6

    t = √(2s/g) = √(2*1.5/1.62) = 1,36 sec.
    Perfect, they are on the Moon.

    • @LisaAnn777
      @LisaAnn777 10 месяцев назад

      Exactly. But flat earthers don't understand the physics behind it so no bit of evidence will convince them.

    • @gianandroid8823
      @gianandroid8823 10 месяцев назад +3

      ​​@@LisaAnn777in the 15th century, when Galileo lived, the deniers were the 99%, now they are a little 6%. Thinks are not going so bad, after all.

    • @LisaAnn777
      @LisaAnn777 10 месяцев назад

      @@gianandroid8823 even well humans return those people will still claim it's fake lol this guy called "flat earth Dave" thinks the iss is a modified bomber plane they use to fly over our heads every time the iss is supposed to be passing over our heads.
      It's amazing the excuses they think up.

    • @1FeistyKitty
      @1FeistyKitty 7 месяцев назад +1

      easy to fake --- put a weight on the feather and then slow the film down on playback. why do you see a breeze on the feather? Dude would explode if he was in a vacuum in anything other than a very strong airtight rigid shell.

    • @gianandroid8823
      @gianandroid8823 7 месяцев назад +1

      A vacuum room bigger than a football stadium 😂😂😂

  • @lokinakor1
    @lokinakor1 7 месяцев назад +1

    So, good experiment all things considered. I want to see this side by side with the vacuum chamber test they recently did with the bowling ball and feather mechanical drop.
    The rates the objects all fall seems the same, on the moon as on earth.

  • @omegadestroyerofworlds9784
    @omegadestroyerofworlds9784 3 месяца назад +14

    Whats amazing is morrons will think all this is fake.

    • @jamescook7713
      @jamescook7713 3 месяца назад +1

      It is physically impossible to fit the lunar rover in the "lunar module" do your research, clod poll.

    • @xav4391
      @xav4391 3 месяца назад +7

      ⁠​⁠​⁠@@jamescook7713yes, nasa accounted for everything, they did cgi, payed off thousands of people and created a fake rocket launch. But James cook on RUclips managed to see through it all and realise they forgot to fake enough space in the module😂😂

    • @jamescook7713
      @jamescook7713 3 месяца назад

      Where was the fork lift that lowered it 8 feet to the ground, A$$ wipe.😅🤣😂@@R.Rehted

    • @pioneernut7487
      @pioneernut7487 3 месяца назад

      Morons wont understand what happened here lol

    • @Hangry_Hungarian
      @Hangry_Hungarian 3 месяца назад +1

      @jamescook7713 Just by saying that proves that you did no “research”

  • @commelinales
    @commelinales 9 месяцев назад +1

    Impressive!!

  • @garrold7123
    @garrold7123 3 месяца назад +3

    0:16 in gravity fields? No, in no-atmospheric places

    • @ixxxxxxx
      @ixxxxxxx 3 месяца назад +1

      no, gravity fields

  • @zack_120
    @zack_120 2 года назад +14

    The best scientific experiment of the modern time!

    • @umahlekisa
      @umahlekisa 10 месяцев назад

      this experiment has never been proven in the modern era. only on BBC and \Nat Geo have questionable results. brian cox failed to prove it on bbc instead of finding out shy they edited the experiment by putting more feather and a small lead ball. the bbc guys were interviewd after brian cox left and they were speechless. the experiment failed to prove gravity and all independent scientists cant post the real unedited footage because the narrative falls, this is pseudo science at its best

  • @leebropro
    @leebropro 4 месяца назад +1

    Coolest video ive seen on Year thank you youtube!!

  • @zidaneilyas3329
    @zidaneilyas3329 4 месяца назад

    Wow, amazing

  • @blaselatte
    @blaselatte 2 года назад +5

    Stephen Hawking's "A Brief History of Time" brought me here. Haha

  • @emerybrewer5884
    @emerybrewer5884 2 года назад +8

    man its crazy to think that this man was on another planet how awsome

    • @mrb5217
      @mrb5217 2 года назад +19

      Actually he was on the moon.

    • @kitcanyon658
      @kitcanyon658 2 года назад +3

      @@mrb5217 : Right. Not technically a planet.

    • @chieftwitter
      @chieftwitter Год назад

      Planet, our satellite

    • @Resimaster
      @Resimaster Год назад +5

      Not a planet, but still an alien world nonetheless.

    • @jesse-ll3dh
      @jesse-ll3dh Год назад +1

      A gravity chamber with a nice backdrop.

  • @umusuariodoyoutube5528
    @umusuariodoyoutube5528 4 месяца назад

    Cool video.

  • @lapplandsjagare
    @lapplandsjagare 3 дня назад +1

    Hello from Sweden 🇸🇪

  • @user-pv2lp2jq1c
    @user-pv2lp2jq1c 3 года назад +3

    Супер!

  • @jgmusic81
    @jgmusic81 3 года назад +3

    He must be Danielle Bregoli's great grandfather. 'How bow dah'?

  • @whatsreal7506
    @whatsreal7506 4 месяца назад

    Absolutely cool 😎

  • @fendermarshallbluesbox3407
    @fendermarshallbluesbox3407 5 месяцев назад +2

    feather with a weight , somewhere on earth

    • @tubecated_development
      @tubecated_development 5 месяцев назад +4

      Idiot with a smartphone. Somewhere on Earth.

    • @hypanusamericanus9058
      @hypanusamericanus9058 5 месяцев назад +2

      Feather and hammer that accelerate at 1.625 m/s2. That can’t happen on Earth.

    • @fendermarshallbluesbox3407
      @fendermarshallbluesbox3407 5 месяцев назад

      @@hypanusamericanus9058 not sure what the acceleration on the moon should be , does anybody know it for sure ?
      but its possible to slow down the images, made here on earth, to come to the supposed speed on the moon

    • @hypanusamericanus9058
      @hypanusamericanus9058 5 месяцев назад

      @@fendermarshallbluesbox3407 a. We know the Moon's acceleration due to gravity by tracking the radio signals of countless Lunar orbiters and the effects of the Moon's gravity on said signals.
      b. By clicking on stats for nerds, we can see that the FPS on this video is 30, which is identical to the framerate that the Apollo TV color cameras ran at (judging by the video quality and how the various cameras of Apollo 15 were used, the TV camera appears to be responsible for this video). Reducing the speed of the video would reduce the framerate.
      c. Speed up any video of the astronauts on the Moon by six times (the Moon's surface gravity is about 1/6th that of Earth's) and tell me if their movement speed (of them moving their limbs, hopping, etc.) seems natural.

    • @Hangry_Hungarian
      @Hangry_Hungarian 3 месяца назад

      @fendermarshallbluesbox3407 Shut up dude. You have no idea what you’re talking about. Your just making yourself look like a fool

  • @sorrymate4189
    @sorrymate4189 3 года назад +4

    Isaac Newton congrats Galileo for his discovery

  • @MrGriff305
    @MrGriff305 3 месяца назад +5

    This is a very clever Hollywood production 😅

    • @ari638
      @ari638 2 месяца назад +1

      Would have to be more clever than actually landing on the moon

    • @knockoutfever4
      @knockoutfever4 Месяц назад

      ruclips.net/video/frZ9dN_ATew/видео.html

  • @glennschadow-gw7qc
    @glennschadow-gw7qc 2 дня назад

    Amazing what special effect can do !!!!

  • @Equany
    @Equany Год назад

    moon gravity looks really cool

  • @FrankStone-qe4yj
    @FrankStone-qe4yj Год назад +5

    Really you can demonstrate the mass thing on earth just using two dense objects of different weights. What Scott showed here is that an object that would normally be greatly affected by air will drop straight down in a vacuum. Which isn't all that surprising.

    • @abelpazos51
      @abelpazos51 Год назад +2

      So lack of air resistance means birds can’t fly in space

    • @josephm495
      @josephm495 Год назад +2

      And lack of getting to the moon means the feather was weighted. What a bunch of fools.

    • @justinknauf
      @justinknauf 11 месяцев назад +1

      ​@@josephm495can you rephrase what you said?

    • @josephm495
      @josephm495 11 месяцев назад

      @@justinknauf the experiments were staged as well.

    • @oldbloke135
      @oldbloke135 11 месяцев назад +2

      ​@@abelpazos51 Birds can fly in space, but they can't control what direction they fly in. This makes it very difficult to nest in trees on the Moon, which is why they nearly all flew to the Earth where it is quite easy. David Scott was actually quite lucky to find that feather.

  • @knuta83
    @knuta83 3 года назад +5

    So this proves the moon mission as real, and the documentary called american moon as fake?

  • @renjithpr2082
    @renjithpr2082 3 года назад

    Super...

  • @Jesus-jq5zw
    @Jesus-jq5zw 2 месяца назад

    Galileo: Yeah, what about that?

  • @destroyerdog
    @destroyerdog Год назад +5

    Galileo would be so proud of the brave men for proving his gravity theory true. Don't worry, he was watching from heaven.

    • @oldbloke135
      @oldbloke135 11 месяцев назад +2

      Galileo was actually quite brave himself to publicize the ideas he had when surrounded by religious nut jobs. He spent the last 27 years of his life under house arrest for his "foolish, absurd, and heretical" idea that the Sun was at the centre of our solar system.

    • @Hangry_Hungarian
      @Hangry_Hungarian 3 месяца назад +1

      @oldbloke135 Very true! It was messed up what people did to scientists back then because of new findings.

  • @jsipus66
    @jsipus66 3 года назад +5

    Why did it drop at the same time

    • @hersheyl9069
      @hersheyl9069 3 года назад +17

      No air resistance, so the feather has nothing to float on so

    • @arnavsinha834
      @arnavsinha834 3 года назад +2

      both are falling with the same gravitational force

    • @howardbaxter2514
      @howardbaxter2514 3 года назад +2

      Drag force is near 0, therefore the only force acting upon both is gravity.

    • @fumbarhuygens9213
      @fumbarhuygens9213 3 года назад +7

      @@arnavsinha834 No. The hammer is experiencing a greater force because the gravitational force is proportional to the product of the two masses (in this case the mass of the Moon and mass the hammer/feather.) So the force on an object at the surface of the moon is approximately: F~M*m. Where 'M' is the mass of the Moon and 'm' is the mass of the object falling near the surface. The reason the hammer falls just as fast as the feather despite it experiencing a greater force is that the acceleration 'a' an object experiences when subject to a force 'F' is: a=F/m, where 'm' is the mass of the object experiencing the force.
      So, we can say F=ma instead of a=F/m, and plug ma into for F in F~M*m. Now we have ma~M*m. 'm' on both sides of this equation represents the mass of the falling object, so we have a~M, acceleration is proportional to the mass of the Moon. so no matter what we are dropping near the surface, its acceleration will depend on the mass of the moon, not it's own mass. The physical interpretation of this is that the inertia of a more massive object balances out the greater force it experiences when gravitationally interacting with the Moon (or any other massive object.)

    • @CountArtha
      @CountArtha 2 года назад +6

      @@arnavsinha834 Not the same force; the same acceleration. The hammer falls with greater force because of its mass, but it also requires greater force to pull down because of its inertia. Since mass and inertia are exactly proportional to each other, they cancel each other out and the gravity pulls both objects down at the same rate regardless of the difference in their mass.

  • @artmonforte6424
    @artmonforte6424 2 года назад +2

    “I told you” - Galileo Galilei

  • @harikishore2514
    @harikishore2514 6 месяцев назад +1

    Can’t wait to see this in 320p in next nasa moon mission

  • @gusgarcia4461
    @gusgarcia4461 Год назад +6

    I remember this, but the extra calculations and fuel to take a rusty old hammer into space, would provoke a long conversation in the mission planning room.

    • @kitcanyon658
      @kitcanyon658 Год назад +1

      Then I don't think your memory is what you think it is. Are you claiming they decided to find a hammer with rust on it to bring just for this experiment? Are you claiming the hammer(s) they had for rock collecting wouldn't have been used?

    • @j.t.harrison3203
      @j.t.harrison3203 Год назад

      @@kitcanyon658 And this is why NASA hammers cost so damned much!

  • @Philrc
    @Philrc 2 года назад +4

    I love this... Just proving science. _Mr Galileo was correct_

  • @georgesotiriou7051
    @georgesotiriou7051 5 месяцев назад +1

    These guys would be killing it on Tik Tok

  • @allgood6760
    @allgood6760 Месяц назад +1

    Mr Galileo would watch this video with a smile 👍🔭🚀☺️

  • @mrdgenerate
    @mrdgenerate 4 года назад +5

    Why does the background look like that when they zoom in and out?

    • @SolutionsNotPrayers
      @SolutionsNotPrayers 4 года назад +5

      If the moon landing was fake, how did they evacuate all that air to demonstrate that a feather and a hammer fall at the same speed?

    • @hulkflattt7854
      @hulkflattt7854 4 года назад +2

      @@SolutionsNotPrayers if you do a test at home with a falcon feather and hammer you will get the same results

    • @SolutionsNotPrayers
      @SolutionsNotPrayers 4 года назад +4

      @@hulkflattt7854
      I like Turtles.

    • @hulkflattt7854
      @hulkflattt7854 4 года назад

      @@SolutionsNotPrayers I see judging by your comment that you don't have a falcon feather! All you got are pathetic insults with no proof of anything!

    • @SolutionsNotPrayers
      @SolutionsNotPrayers 4 года назад +4

      @@hulkflattt7854
      Hulk no exist.

  • @StaciArdmore
    @StaciArdmore 2 года назад +3

    It's a funny thing! Years ago, due to a misconception about the law of free fall, someone told me this. "If I jump off a cliff, and you fire a bullet off the cliff, at the same time, both I, and the bullet will hit the ground at the same time."
    I tried to explain that this logic does not apply, as he is a free-falling object, while the bullet is being projected from the barrel, at a MUCH greater speed.
    I so dearly wish that I had said: "This is true. However, that is only provided that the bullet does not completely exit your body. PLEASE don't make me prove it!"!"

    • @poulanthrope
      @poulanthrope Год назад +7

      I hate to burst your bubble, but if you ignore the curvature of the earth and terminal velocity (basically, done from a low enough cliff), this someone was correct. A horizontally fired bullet would indeed drop to the ground at the same rate that they do, it would just be quite some distance away when both hit the ground. I think you may have misinterpreted what they said and expected that it was fired downward.

    • @everseeker
      @everseeker Год назад +2

      @@poulanthrope I agree. This is a classical physics Quiz question. Someone was indeed correct.
      Many Physics teachers have a test rig in the back of their classroom. Once set up, you release a steel ball that rolls down a ramp and "kisses a ball balanced at the bottom (tangential, the merest touch)the ball struck begins to fall as the ball that touched it wizzes by(long ramp) the entire class will hear as both balls touch in unison

    • @j.t.harrison3203
      @j.t.harrison3203 Год назад

      I just think it's funny he pleads not to be hit by the bullet.

  • @kellywilliams6151
    @kellywilliams6151 4 месяца назад +2

    I've never understood how a rocket can propel a craft if there's no resistance in space. What is it pushing against to move the craft?

    • @sebastiannolte1201
      @sebastiannolte1201 4 месяца назад +9

      Reaction engines don't work like that. Neither jet engines, nor rocket engines. Not down here, not in space. When you sit in a wheelchair with bowling ball in your hand and you throw it away from you hard, you will roll backwards. And no, it is NOT because the bowling ball pushes against the air, instead it is Newton's third law: To every action, there is always opposed an equal reaction; or, the mutual actions of two bodies upon each other are always equal, and directed to contrary parts. "momentum" is the product of mass and velocity. And when there is a momentum in the one direction, there has to be the same momentum in the opposite direction. In space you have no friction at all, so better like the wheelchair. If you are in space weigh 100 kg with the bowling ball that is 5 kg and you push it away with 10 km/h, then you will move backwards with 0.5 km/h . You can also take a bucket of stones in a boat on a calm lake, and you will move forward by throwing stones away to the back. Ever felt the recoil of a gun? You really think the recoil happens because the bullet "pushes against the air"? No, you will also feel the recoil in space. And a rocket shoots out gas molecules (that have a mass) with a certain speed to the back, to the rocket moves forwards.
      Or think of an explosion. When you would put dynamit in a bowling ball (haha, that again), then the part will fly away in all directions. bigger parts with less speed than lower parts, but the product of mass and speed will always be the same in any direction.

    • @totallynoteverything1.
      @totallynoteverything1. 3 месяца назад

      @@TheWizard-pk4nh to be honest with you, they just sound genuinely perplexed

    • @theeraphatsunthornwit6266
      @theeraphatsunthornwit6266 Месяц назад

      The upper inside of the combustion room

  • @joebolling
    @joebolling 6 месяцев назад +2

    Who was controlling the zoom on the camera?

  • @jeannedarc6121
    @jeannedarc6121 5 лет назад +3

    Is this new?

    • @charliebot6027
      @charliebot6027 4 года назад +25

      Yes, 1971 was last year, actually.

    • @Karkar-xw7qn
      @Karkar-xw7qn 4 года назад +2

      @@charliebot6027 xd

    • @nendoras
      @nendoras 4 года назад +4

      @@charliebot6027 In the history of humankind, this was basically yesterday hahaha

    • @iHeartOiSkanks
      @iHeartOiSkanks 4 года назад +1

      This is most famous vid that I remember watching as a kid.

  • @1FeistyKitty
    @1FeistyKitty 7 месяцев назад +4

    put a weight on the feather and then slow the film down on playback. why do you see a breeze on the feather? Dude would explode if he was in a vacuum in anything other than a very strong airtight rigid shell.

    • @kitcanyon658
      @kitcanyon658 7 месяцев назад +8

      Nope but thanks for confirming your scientific and engineering ignorance.
      Got that working flatter map yet, champ?
      Didn't think so.

    • @1FeistyKitty
      @1FeistyKitty 7 месяцев назад +2

      @@kitcanyon658 -- the only thngs not working here is your ego and ignorance off switches

    • @kitcanyon658
      @kitcanyon658 7 месяцев назад +4

      @@1FeistyKitty: Cute, son. Talk is cheap and haven't you ever really wondered why the only thing FE has are cries of "fake", "CGI" and perspective"? Of course you haven't - because you're a flatter!

    • @fromnorway643
      @fromnorway643 7 месяцев назад +6

      _Dude would explode if he was in a vacuum in anything other than a very strong airtight rigid shell._
      The Apollo astronauts were breathing almost pure oxygen with only 1/3 atmospheric pressure. That means that the pressure difference between the inside and outside of their spacesuits were _less_ than what passenger jets are exposed to at typical cruising altitude.
      How often do passenger jets explode due to their cabin pressure?

    • @kitcanyon658
      @kitcanyon658 7 месяцев назад +4

      @@fromnorway643 : I'm afraid your spot-on statement will make no difference to the hoax nut, landing deniers.

  • @HuanLeVuong
    @HuanLeVuong 3 месяца назад

    Galileo: I thought it was a joke.

  • @aoifedeborha2420
    @aoifedeborha2420 Год назад +1

    Loved this video, our Science teacher (shoutout to her, she's the best) posted this on google classroom. As I said, great video, the quality though... Sigh.

  • @annabel.1086
    @annabel.1086 3 года назад +3

    This vid is my homework soo..

    • @sb4040
      @sb4040 11 месяцев назад +1

      I'm sorry they're teaching this crap in school.

    • @connorthecanadian
      @connorthecanadian 4 месяца назад +1

      @@sb4040the internet and social media taught you everything I’m assuming

    • @Hangry_Hungarian
      @Hangry_Hungarian 3 месяца назад

      I’m sorry your stupid @sb4040

  • @devixszell
    @devixszell 10 месяцев назад +3

    imagine walkin on the moon, proving Mr. Galileo correct, and then a bunch of nobs from earth say you never went to the moon and Mr. Kubrick directed the whole show.. what a crap timeline we in right now. 🚀🧨

  • @John_Gillman
    @John_Gillman Месяц назад

    I can just imagine how Galileo would react if he saw this

  • @Hyperbole77
    @Hyperbole77 5 месяцев назад +1

    ermergerd how were you could do that in a hollywood studio?!?!

    • @robertcampbell6349
      @robertcampbell6349 5 месяцев назад +1

      The studio was located in Hollywood, Luna, not Hollywood California.

  • @kinetic2245
    @kinetic2245 2 года назад +3

    What the fuck is wrong with this comment section?

    • @StaciArdmore
      @StaciArdmore 2 года назад +2

      Unfortunately, there is this incredulously large portion of the population, who refuse to, and/or are afraid to, admit that modern man, in defiance of all the gods that be, have achieved some monumental goals.

    • @wildinvamp
      @wildinvamp 2 года назад +1

      A large portion of the people are ignorant about science and basic physics such as free fall and it is pretty sad

    • @StaciArdmore
      @StaciArdmore 2 года назад +1

      ​@@wildinvamp It's a funny thing! Years ago, due to a misconception about the law of free fall, someone told me this. "If I jump off a cliff, and you fire a bullet off the cliff, at the same time, both I, and the bullet will hit the ground at the same time."
      I tried to explain that this logic does not apply, as he is a free-falling object, while the bullet is being projected from the barrel, at a MUCH greater speed.
      I so dearly wish that I had said: "This is true. However, that is only provided that the bullet does not completely exit your body. PLEASE don't make me prove it!"!"

    • @j.t.harrison3203
      @j.t.harrison3203 Год назад

      @@StaciArdmore you said this already. You were given a reply that explained the statement.

    • @j.t.harrison3203
      @j.t.harrison3203 Год назад

      "Science is just religion explained" was something I heard years ago. As a Christian (yes I do believe there is a God) I still trust science to search and at times find answers to the great questions we all seek. 100 years ago a cellphone would have seemed like magic, especially to the rural rubes of our planet who had no inkling of technology even of their own time. Magic is not religion or vice versa. Religion is simply the organized belief system in unexplained occurrences. Magic is fantasy. Science is fantasy made real through experimentation and evidence over time. Now I agree that my statements here in this reply are subjective and do not claim any expertise or unequivocal knowledge of truth in absolutes. And I say this without the advice of a lawyer. LOL have a great day and believe your eyes unless you don't want to. But please, stop trying to ruin it for everyone else!

  • @tracysouthard5983
    @tracysouthard5983 Год назад +5

    Look at all the foot prints on the dirt and yet there’s NO blast crater? This is all fake! The men should have been able to leap 9 feet in the air and yet they never leaped more than 18 inches off the ground.

    • @kitcanyon658
      @kitcanyon658 Год назад +1

      9 feet? You have actual calculations to support that claim, right?

    • @erac5855
      @erac5855 Год назад +1

      What would the blast crater be from? All the flames shooting out of the engine in a no oxygen environment? They purposely cut the engine about 5-6 feet up to prevent issues with the bell and other damage to the LM. Even then, A15 landed tilted and sustained some bell damage. Have you ever seen a landing video? All the dust that’s ejected laterally from the landing site? Even in photos, you can see the striations. Further, wouldn’t the geniuses who “faked” the landings add a blast crater to convince people like yourself decades later that we went to the moon? Seems like they would’ve figured that one out by like the 4th or 5th landing.

    • @j.t.harrison3203
      @j.t.harrison3203 Год назад

      And to add to the replies: Seriously? Would NASA send people to the moon with NO WEIGHTS in their suit so that the first time they try and jump on the moon they fly off into space and die?! How much school did you stay awake for? Go back to class and learn how to think.

    • @swindle8359
      @swindle8359 Год назад

      according to what calculations?

    • @PotatoSalad614
      @PotatoSalad614 Год назад +1

      Why would it make a blast crater when the engine is in a vacuum

  • @Chitov646ckmych
    @Chitov646ckmych Месяц назад +2

    Unbelievable bouncing feather

  • @yourmomzhouze
    @yourmomzhouze Месяц назад

    Fart in a spacesuit experiment? Lead balloon?

  • @murrayshekelberg9754
    @murrayshekelberg9754 2 года назад +6

    I wish we lived in a world where this was real.

    • @MagnusTNT
      @MagnusTNT 2 года назад +18

      we do though

    • @CurrentlyObsessively
      @CurrentlyObsessively 2 года назад +14

      @@MagnusTNT They are a flat-earther... don't bother.

    • @LeonVerhulst
      @LeonVerhulst 2 года назад +1

      All manipulation

    • @murrayshekelberg9754
      @murrayshekelberg9754 2 года назад +1

      @@CurrentlyObsessively That is both prejudiced of you and incorrect. Don't go around being a bigot.

    • @CurrentlyObsessively
      @CurrentlyObsessively 2 года назад +11

      @@murrayshekelberg9754 Don't go around calling a four-legged chicken a three-legged donkey.

  • @Lambda.Function
    @Lambda.Function 10 месяцев назад +3

    Would be more interesting if it actually happened on the moon.

    • @raptorwhite6468
      @raptorwhite6468 9 месяцев назад +2

      It did

    • @Lambda.Function
      @Lambda.Function 9 месяцев назад

      @@raptorwhite6468 No human has ever set foot on the moon, so that's a negative.

    • @raptorwhite6468
      @raptorwhite6468 9 месяцев назад +4

      @@Lambda.Function Unfortunately for you, unproven opinion cannot change facts.

    • @Lambda.Function
      @Lambda.Function 9 месяцев назад

      @@raptorwhite6468 Convenient, define your opinion as "fact" and everyone else is therefore wrong by definition. But you don't actually have any evidence. I have a lot of technical impossibilities for the 60s and 70s along with no less than 100 experts in space flight from the last decade saying it's bullshit. You have what, video footage? We also have video footage of Matt Damon on Mars. That must be a fact now too.

    • @raptorwhite6468
      @raptorwhite6468 9 месяцев назад +3

      @@Lambda.Function 100 experts? Probably similar to that flerf pilot who turned out not to be one.
      If you want evidence, here you go:
      - the footage couldn't be faked in any way in 1969, for example the recording of lunar module returning to command module, with moon in the background. It goes on for a long time, showing hundreds of square kilometers of extremely detailed lunar surface. How? Did they make a perfectly detailed model of it? It's impossible
      - retroreflectors are on the moon, still being used today to measure its distance from us. I know what you're gonna say about this one - it could be an unmanned probe. But a probe wouldn't have been able to put it there with such precision and it would mean you have to give up on your favourite "proof" - Van Allen belts, they're just as dangerous for probes as for people
      - USSR admitted US landed on the moon. No one would want to find evidence against it more than them, yet they haven't. Does that mean they're qualified scientists are less enlightened than you? No, they just know what is a proof and what isn't
      - shadows cast by astronauts on the moon are very sharp, even today when making movies about the program, nobody was able to replicate these shadows in a studio
      - missions brought back over 100 kg of lunar samples, significantly different from anything found here on Earth
      - flights has been tracked and listened to on their way to and from the moon by many different countries and even regular people
      - photos of landing sites have been taken by lunar reconnaissance orbiter and chandrayaan 2
      I would be able to find more than that, but I've got better things to do

  • @randomix4023
    @randomix4023 5 месяцев назад

    I couldn't imagine what would happen if the hammer would reach the surface of the moon faster than then the feather...😂

  • @ge2623
    @ge2623 5 месяцев назад

    How do they think they're going to pound nails with a feather?