Apollo 17 in 24fps: Deep Space Extravehicular Activity
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- Опубликовано: 8 апр 2021
- Apollo 17 Deep Space EVA 16mm interpolated from 6 to 24fps with AI. In this EVA, two film canisters were recovered from aerial reconnaissance cameras in the SIMBAY. Unfortunately the 16mm does not cover the entire EVA.
Combined with audio from TV broadcast and 70mm Hasselblad photos.
Special thanks go to:
Andy Saunders @ / andysaunders_1 for processing 70mm photos.
Homemade Documentaries @ / @jacksontyler for the 16mm film.
AI processing/colour restoration/combining sources: Dutchsteammachine
Support content like this and more at my Patreon: / dutchsteammachine
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Contact: apollo16uvc@gmail.com 
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I still to this day get nervous watching these deep space EVA's.....amazing job sir thank you for posting
My pleasure! Glad you enjoyed
The quality of this is just amazing, love that you included the pictures!
Thank you, I appricate it.
Dude I found your channel yesterday and I'm honestly I'm a fucking impressed with the amount of material from the Appolo program, with an extraordinary quality, very different from the videos we usually see. Congrats from Brazil !
Amazing stuff, thank you!
Ron is really having the time of his life up there.
Amazing, thanks for your work!
@IGER TELEVISION lay off the crack
@IGER TELEVISION LRO orbiter photographed the landing stages, various equipment, and even astronauts' foot tracks left in the lunar soil. So, yes, they were real.
@IGER TELEVISION Do people really think it was possible to fake this in 1972?
The single greatest engineering feat of humanity.
@@gerrychirgwin9342 The Shuttle program was out there, too. And Mir. and the ISS.
You can feel their inner children screaming that they are happy to be in space
I know right? Must be sights to behold up there.
Awesome as always!
Would you throw in the name of the guy in the description? Ron Evans really gave us a show!
6:02 is one of the samples Vangelis used for Mare Tranquilitates. Now I finally now! And what amazing footage.
Very cool to know!
Cheers DSM - I credited your Apollo 16 uv camera images. On my channel - What can you see from the Moon in Ultra Violet Light? Apollo 16 Spectrograph camera - Apollo 17 tv
Sad part is we will have waited 70+ years to do another deep space Eva like this
Incredible!
Crazy how this is the falling part of, basically, nothing but a shot fired ten days earlier.
This is incredible. How long does it take your algorithm render the 14 minutes of film ?
About 20 hours
@@Dutchsteammachine that is an incredible amount of computation. Thanks for sharing !!
the pictures look like they could have been take yesterday.
Why does the command module frequently appear highly reflective in on-orbit images, when it's actually a flat matte finish with a caramel color?
The CM was highly reflective while on-orbit. It got the flat matte finish with a caramel colour that you see in the museum during reentry. Which CM did you see?
@@dotancohen I saw the Apollo 11 CM at the NASM years ago. I just found over on the Wiki page for the CM/SM that the reflective coating was Mylar.
the command module is very reflective, but the service module is not.
@@atlas8827 The museum CMs have been through reentry, that is why the CM that Danny saw was not reflective.
Its apollo not applo