Apollo Recovery (1969)
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- Опубликовано: 19 ноя 2024
- Presents various plans and techniques used for recovery of the Apollo spacecraft. Describes the joint efforts of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration and the U.S. Dept. of Defense forces in covering primary and secondary recovery zones.
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I love these old videos, they make me feel like a kid again.
ruclips.net/video/DaDJdHPykEA/видео.html
Old films.
I really dig the old musical score. Watched a lot of these films in the library in elementary school.
@@Bob3519 That was hilarious
it’s sad that I’m not 60+ yrs old so I remember these
Great men doing great things, we benefit from their hard work and sacrifice.
It was the pinnacle of our history. Down hill since. imo
@@maxkol4380 It was just one thing in a busy year and decade. Many people didn't rank it so high in importance. Just a bright spot in a tough few years (dating back to JFK being killed)
@@robertmartens7839 I respectfully disagree. I think it was mankind's greatest achievement. Our finest hour.
@@maxkol4380 Are you American? How old were you in 1969? Believe me, the moon landings made tremendous impact on me personally. But I will tell you, many were not all that interested. There was a lot going on.
@@robertmartens7839 I was three in 1969, I only remember the later landings. I don't mean that they were the most popular game in town, I only meant that so far it has been mankind's greatest achievement.
Wow i wouldn't be surprised if i first saw this in my Kindergarten or first grade class. My earliest TV memory is of the Apollo 11 moon landing. The Apollo missions were a big deal back in the day. This brings back memories.
Think of the contingencies they had to consider, then design and build a technical solution that had to fit inside that small space and keep men alive for over a week. Consider this, Apollo 17 was on the moon for almost 72 hours, that’s 3 days. Amazing what we accomplished (both man and machine).
@MichaelKingsfordGray Humanity.
You never hear of the technology that was imperative...an adult nappy that was viable for at least 8 days...being the mission duration of Apollo 11...or did they actually get a toilet to fit in the service module with that stupid lunar rover bollox? 👉🤔👉🚾👈👉🙏👈
@@alexmarshall4331 They had a toilet in the command module. The lunar rover was folded up in put in one of the bays of the lander.
Consider it's never been done again! Ridiculous. Didn't happen.
Dave Christensen It was done “again”. Nine times in all humans flew to the moon, six of which were landings. But after that, there was no political will to fund doing it again. What is ridiculous are people like you, brainwashed into not thinking critically, while naively parroting someone else’s deranged message like the useful idiots you are.
Whether or not you agreed with the necessity of it, the ingenuity behind the Apollo program was just mind boggling, and much of it achieved in just eight years between President Kennedy's declaration of intent and the first landing.
Because it was all fake
@@privateemail5870 No.
@@marcoantoniopadillaorozco3591 yes
@@privateemail5870 Any evidence that hasn't been disproved about the stupid conspiracy you're talking about?
Those former Nazi scientists really knew their stuff. I wonder how open American arms would have been had a V2 rocket landed on a single US city instead of killing thousands of innocent Londoners...
Nice video, but the title sort of sugested this was about the spacecraft recovery!
It is.
I love the old commentary on these videos
If you ever feel stupid, remember that people actually think that this is fake despite all the proof
I see more proof that it's fake than any proof that it is real!
@@davechristensen2482 And this is the reason why we need to get rid of ppl like you 😬 Lol
Dave Christensen You need new glasses. There is not one single piece of credible evidence that the moon landings were faked. And in contrast to that vast pile of nothing, there are - quite literally - millions upon millions of very credible pieces of evidence of the *fact* that we went to the moon nine times between 1968 and 1972, and landed six of those times.
@@bennylofgren3208 your right There are thousands of videos on RUclips that have evidence that we did landed on the moon from 1969 to 1972 but I have never heard a video on RUclips that has actual evidence that we never landed on the moon , never
@@davechristensen2482 lol, you were probably dropped as a baby.
Freaky 60’s cinematography ! I had no idea that one Crewmember was required to wear a pressure suit at all times. I wonder if they really followed that rule ?
They definitely didn't. Even by Apollo 8 in 68 you see in the videos all of them just in flight suits.
At the time this was made, that was probably part of the mission rules, but that got changed at some point.
I think they must have re-thought that one...if they were in that serious of trouble, being in a spacesuit would not have helped.
Hmm. Two corpses vs three. A PR disaster no matter which happens. And moral is also important. So flight suits it is.
Apparently it was dropped when they realised they couldn't get a toilet to fit in the service module that worked in zero G...but they did invent an adult nappy that lasted for the whole 8 days and left them smiling for the camera's. Funny how we never hear about this technology that was imperative to the success of the mission 👉🚾👈👉🤔⚠️⚠️⚠️⚠️⚠️⚠️⚠️⚠️
This music is amazing... I need it!
Thanks from down under👍🇳🇿
More like : 🇦🇺👎 under down from thanks
Im sorry
Flat earth people be like:"That's CGI"
CGI wasn't around in 69... its crappy cell animation
@@chloedevereaux1801 : that was the joke?
CGI hadn't been invented in the mid 60's when they must have started filming and the creme de la creme technicians were in England putting 2001 together...Kubrick was notoriously secretive at the time about his sets 👉🚮👈👉🇬🇧👈
@@alexmarshall4331 You don't get it... the point is that for flat earthers the "petty detail" that CGI didn't exist yet is not enough to break their belief that it was CGI.
@@chloedevereaux1801 Yeah, so hard to emulate the moon surface wow. Also we know is not CGI, photos of the earth is, the moon landing was filmed in a set.
Millennial here, wish NASA would release some info films in these classic 1950/60’s styles with narration.
I haven’t seen this one before....thanks for posting!
Love the retro styled original video
I’m in junior school again watching this in science class eating candy bars behind my books and thinking I am in a very relaxed state and I don’t want this movie to end because when it does the teacher puts the lights back on and I have to wake up
i solved that problem in 27 years of teaching....lights on....kids had to move desk away from the front of themselves...and just sit in their chair...when they complained...I said.."there is no desk in front of you at the movie theater is there?"
@@edwardhale4294 how could you be so cruel ? Lol
The music is typical of modern music of the time and is the 60s contemporary of classical era. Very dissonant and percussive. Thank God John Williams came along to bring music some beauty.
This is a few years older than 1969.
Right. The first moon landing was in 1969.
Most of the footage was older than 1969. However, there was a clip that was taken from the Apollo 7 flight which flew in Oct 1968. So this was probably released in late 1968 or very early 1969.
@@David-hm9ic we land on the moon? 🌙
@@badbotchdown9845 yeah
@@jordymejia9488 cool finally the earth isn't flat 😂
Yes, we've come a long way since then. Now we can reach as far as...err....low Earth orbit?
Leo? There is always somebody on the iss so yeah and artemis is so much better than Apollo but it's still in development.
@@shlok975 The ISS is still low Earth orbit. LEO is classified as an orbit with an altitude of up to 2000kms. ISS averages around 400kms. The Artemis project's first manned mission is planned for 2023...that's if it goes ahead. As a kid in the 1970s we were told that moon landings would be as common as intercontinental flights but nearly 50 years after Apollo XVII, we are still dreaming on.
@@lezzman That's sad. In India(I'm 13), some of us children are told about Kalpana Chawla as an example of patriotism and about how she was born in India and she became and astronaut and then she died. There was an entire chapter dedicated to her in 4th grade and they never once mentioned the other crew members of Colombia or anything about challenger or the shuttle but instead the question in the exam was something about Sunita Williams saying that she was Kalpana Chawla's friend or something. There's also a lot of craze about isro's MOM mission and it even has a movie and they always brag about how it the mission was successful on the very first attempt which is very good but then they even start comparing it to nasa's rovers and some of the more misinformed people even brag about how it was better than nasa just because of that one point never realizing the difference between 13.4kg and 1050kg or the difference between surface and orbit.
@@lezzman It is the fault of the congress, they canceled the apollo program and went with the space shuttle, which could only operate in low earth orbit.
@@shlok975 Can I just say, your writing is very prophetic and extremely intelligent for a 13 year old. I presume English is not your native language, so you have learned how to use it very well. Perhaps as the years go on, you might be one of the people who fixes things up where my generation went wrong.
Reminds me of school films of the 60s, love it.
Sometimes I wonder how much we've lost as a specie and as a society. Where the dreams have gone?🌹
Sacrificed for profit
Superb A+
I was eight years old when this film was made. We really went to the moon. Disbelievers can go to hell.
Yes.
Fernando Chavez - wow, toddler tantrum alert!! The saying ‘with age comes wisdom’ is not applicable to you, neither is ‘with age comes maturity’. Seriously, if you believe this then great for you and enjoy the show, and if others have a different opinion then that is their choice and in my opinion they probably have more highly developed critical thinking skills than you. If you really believe it then why does it matter to you what anyone else thinks?
@@lounolastname4477
Another idiot who thinks we never went to the moon...
The seated astronaut is wearing a Major Matt Mason spacesuit.
I had a Major Matt Mason. My parents got it for me when my tonsils were removed at age 8.
Actually the other way around. Mattel designed all the MMM stuff from actual NASA designs.
@@CaliforniaFly
Ditto, at age 6 when I finished my allergy screening shots
I love it !
Nice!
Nice
That space though in the capsule for a couple of days
The title is deceptive. Nothing about recovery is mentioned.
Bringing astronauts back to Earth is known as recovery and this video details how it is done.
You are probably thinking of reentry, a phase of recovery. Before Apollo, recovering any portion of probes sent to the moon was not necessary, so no part of a rocket assembly was dedicated to that task. With manned flight, the recovery of the crew is the primary goal and point of the mission. Every pound of weight requires more fuel to propel it, so the philosophy of Apollo was to gradually shed unnecessary mass throughout the flight so that less fuel would be needed at each stage.
Imagine having gas all locked up in the capsule. Even worse, imagine the other guy had gas....
Well, wait until you hear about Apollo 10 "turds incident"...
On Apollo 8 Frank Borman had diarrhea and vomiting for several hours. Apparently when they opened the hatch 8 days later the scuba diver almost puked.
Gee, fellas, that was swell!
I think I saw this in school when I was in 6th grade!
Good stuff!
Love these old videos, wish SpaceX and Blue Origin used such grown ups with gravitas to to talk about their launches instead of the giggling frat party kids who do the commenting now.
Lol no why hire commentators ? Waste of money
It was a bit of a change at first, but now the schtick is getting stale. SpaceX needs to bring back John Hunsicker (sp?) to do the commentary on all flights. He's enthusiastic but without the frat/sorority vibe.
Far out, man !!
I didn’t know that one crewman was supposed to be in his spacesuit at all times! Is this true? We never see it in pictures.
nice
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They knew how to inspire without infantile babbling.
One crew member in a spacesuit at all times... I wonder what decisions led to discarding that safety rule
Maybe like having to take a crap in your suit to start.
@@gaim44 Was wondering where the toilet was located...we were fobbed off that it was in the "service module" back in the day 👉🚾👈👉⚠️
If only they could see what we can do now. Wow! Don't get me wrong this program rocked for its day, punching well above its weight and time. But the things we are going to see over the next 20 to 30 years are going to blow us away (Mentally)
Reminds me of space 1999
"Hi I'm Troy McClure...you may remember me from other educational films such as "M.S.G - Your Nutritional Friend" and "How to be a good housewife in 18 easy steps"....
I miss the old disney ones
How did they get the lunar rover up there
It was extremely foldable and not much mass (460lbs on Earth, 76lbs on the Moon), so it stowed in the equipment bay under the LEM.
Here's a time-lapse video of it being unpacked on the Moon:
upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/transcoded/f/f7/Apollo_15_Lunar_Roving_Vehicle_deployment.webm/Apollo_15_Lunar_Roving_Vehicle_deployment.webm.360p.vp9.webm
@@ammosophobia thank you
They had to move the toilet into the control module 👉🤔👈👉🚾👈
I think the potty logistics would have kept me out of the space program :) Mercury I could have handled that......flying solo and all.... :)
Is it true that one astronaut always wore his suit like it is stated at 1:48
I dont know about this. Nice video. Regards
crew quarter, cockpit, headquarters, and restroom for the eight day voyage...and the poor guys got to breath in the wonderful odors when someone has to produce an asteroid...
Imperative technology never mentioned...an adult nappy that was viable for the 8 days of Apollo 11...it cannot still be "top secret" 👉🚾👈⚠️⚠️⚠️⚠️
@@alexmarshall4331 Absolutely not, the only time they were wearing diapers were on EVA when they were in their suits.
More than half a century ago.
Dumb question, but whatever happened to the lunar module that was left in the moon's orbit? Did they crash back down on the moon or are they still orbiting?
The lunar ascent modules were all crashed into the moon's surface - except for Apollo 10 (the last dress rehearsal) - its still in space filled with bags of astronaut poop www.universetoday.com/142505/apollo-10s-snoopy-lunar-lander-may-have-been-found-in-space/
@@joeadm3771 correction, the apollo 11 landing probably did not crash on the moon, the inequalities in the magnetic field may have raised its orbit
@@anguita119 I just saw something about this - looks like Apollo 11 might still be in lunar orbit after all these years - very cool
I didn’t know they just left accent module orbiting the moon. I wonder how long it took before it crashed back down into the moon
Scott Manley just put out a video about it. TL;DR, most of them were intentionally crashed, one was sent into deep space and is on its way back, and the Apollo 11 ascent stage may still be in orbit.
ruclips.net/video/dBHbLV7xEhc/видео.html
@@ErickC yes I watched that today and commented that he answered my question
Is that an American accent trying to be a English ascent? Or vice versa 👉👉👉🇬🇧👉🚾👈
Did they do away with one of the crew always wearing a suit?
And if you were lucky, you got called on to run the projector 😎
Estoy gastando más ram viendo el vídeo, que todos los Apolo juntos
Back to the good ol days of Cel sheets and film.
Even in the age of full CG. there still no spacecrafts that can take off on its own power ... yet.
What? So you are saying that.there are no spacecrafts, that are capable of leaving earth?
@@tgstudio85 I think they mean there are no single stage to orbit rockets
Back when the US was still a powerful country. Now it's a joke here
united shthols of america
@@kaliber6020 Since 9/11 everything's gone downhill. Thankfully I'll be leaving the US next year for good
@(S)-Riley Dunn idk bro the SJWs/cultural marxists have really weakened us
It is still powerful.
@@atlas8827 not really
Whered they put the lunar buggy
This isn't the entire craft that landed on the moon; it's only the command and service modules. The LUNAR module is what landed on the moon, and the lunar rover (not "buggy") was folded and mounted on the exterior of the LM.
Boss music
1:23 why it looking like Easter islands
The astronaut standing on the left in the thumbnail looks like he has a basketball. I thought what kind of hellish clickbait is this?
El inicio parece mucho a Cawboy Bebops
From Brazil.
I have doubts.???????.
What doubt?
@@jakemckee2005 he’s not sure of his gender.
"The trip to the Moo-un."
Listening to Vainqueur The Dragon 2 haven't you?
@@KayoMichiels I'd never heard 'moon' pronounced with an umlaut!
make 🚀
I wouldn’t be able to ride in that thing I’m not claustrophobic I’m just tall as hell I need room to stretch lol
Now I wanna fly to the moon
*Ни хрена не понял, но очень интересно!*
When was this 1st available to view...is the toilet in the service module? 👉🚾👉🚭👉⚠️👉👁️👁️👈
What kind of cheese is the moon made of?
Jarlsberg
Apparently it's not like Earth cheese:
ruclips.net/video/T0qagA4_eVQ/видео.html
This actually doesn't cover recovery at all, which is the process of retrieving the crew and spacecraft after splashdown.
2:06 "Here are the fuel cells that will explode on Apollo 13!"
O2 tank exploded...
@@kitcanyon658 yeah I know but they took out the fuel cells too
@@AstroGoalHorns Actually, probably just denied the fuel cells the O2 that they needed.
@@robertmartens7839 oh ok
GarageBand
I never truly understood why the lunar module and service module weren’t coupled at launch in order to dispense with the clumsy turning around in space.
To save space. Also to keep the Saturn V aerodynamic.
For the emergency jettison of the capsule, in the event of an initial launch failure. And you can’t connect anything to the heat shield.
Все технологии что использовал СССР для полёта в космос. Россия использует и сейчас. Где все эти лунные технологии у сша сейчас? Астронавты летали за магнитным полем земли. Радиации им не повредила. Эти модули тесные. Советские космонавты, после нескольких дней в невесомости, ели ходили. А американские астронавты, бодрые скачут. Кстати о прыжках. На луне гравитация 1/6 от земной. На каком видео с астронавтами это можно увидеть? Ну хотябы прыжок астронавта на высоту своего роста)
Да успокойся, никто не летал и Гагарин не летал и луна на небе нарисована
TOVARISCH ⚠️⚠️⚠️
10 Russian cosmonauts thumbed-down
11. Putin must have found the video too.
End Russian tankists too!)))
Curiously enough, this film said NOTHING about Apollo Recovery!
you can literally look it up. The command module returned to earth and used atmospheric drag to slow itself down, then landed in the ocean using parachutes. There is footage of all of it
flat eather saying moon landing was faked: e
nasa: hold my beer
Nobody:
Will it fit in my Honda?
Hold my beer
Am I a joke to you?
Asking for a friend
Everybody gangsta
End this man’s whole career
He protecc, he attacc …
Sexual/genitalia innuendo/big balls
Scatological/flatulence/potty joke
Question of quantity answered yes
Plot twist
Left/entered the chat
Gaming reference
Dislikes are from
I’m a simple man
Not gonna lie
No one gonna talk about
Last time I was this early
First
Legend has it
That’ll buff right out
Fun fact
(X) be like
(X) intensifies
(X) wants to know your location
Haha (X) go brrrrr
POV: (X)
(X):
Also (X):
Imagine (X)
Her: I'm home alone
It’s complicated
YT algorithm counting down years
Who’s watching in current year?
You Tube recommendations
It’s free real estate
So you've chosen death?
Understandable, have a great day
Punch line below read more
@@onemoremisfit PUKKA ⚠️⚠️⚠️⚠️
@@onemoremisfit Reading this in 2021
No mention of the Tang? Or Al Shepherd's golf club?
The golf shot wasn’t until after this, in 1970
@@ChicagoMel23 The golf shot was in Feb, 1971 actually. And Tang was awesome.
:)
1:25 Secret Space Program. Two rows. Recycled design.
You didn't go.
Agree, he didn't go, astronauts went 60y ago
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LO UNICO QUE HICIERON FUE ESO... PELICULAS JAJAAJJ
And some say America was never great...
Wtf, America is and has been great for a long time!
@@jamesgordon6483 I agree. Sadly, some don't.
@@nb2008nc Trump certainly didn't.
@@JohnH108 Who?
@@robertmartens7839 that guy who lives in your head.
هذه التجهيزات وغرف المراقبة والفرق الموسعة من المهندسين والتقنيين والعلماء والعمال والميزانيات الضخمة في مشروع أبوللو مجرد ضحك على الذقون عند المغفلين، لا يعرفون إلا الهراء والخراء والسخرية والتنظير الرهباني البارد من خلف الشاشات والنعق بأي كلام ويحسبون أنفسهم على شيء. ولقد رأوا بأم أعينهم قدرات الطائرات على الدفع والإقلاع والطيران عاليا جوا وطويلا زمنا. فكيف بأجهزة أشد؟! حتى المنطق والحس يشهدان، إضافة إلى العلم والبصر.
The engineers knew much and created incredibly good machines and devices. Must give them much credit for many difficulties conquered.
@@robertgift yes. You're right.
jajajajaajjajaaaaaaaaaaaa no way !
It's false.
How?
Nice try roundglobers.
NEVER GIVE UP FLATEARTHERS!
VICTORY IS OURS!
How many flattards are needed to change lightbulb... none, as they can't change anything;)
they let it rust the first man on the moon do not make sense
It's called a "budget cut".
This was when NASA was about space exploration. Now they’re all about trying to find a needle in the heystack of their evolutionist fantasies.
It's haystack, haystack................
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So much of this is obviously "racist", "sexist", "homophobic", "xenophobic"................
Don't worry, they already cancelled the Apollo Program.
You forgot "psycho~ceramic(ist)"...ie crack pot...GM marijuana🤔👉😵👈👉🚮👈
Biggest liars
bruh
Many people worked super hard to bring people to the moon but pepole like you: "fAkE"
The animations look so bad, so so terrible!
Did you read the video description? No? you should
Considering how fussy Kubrick was with cinematography...mebbe it was deliberately naff to highlight the lunarscapes sets?
Fake
You are fake
@@serdios8997 fake, fake
@@123tuhelj Keep working on that comedy routine!!! Won't be too much longer before you can charge a one drink minimum (even though someone would need at least 7-8 drinks to listen to your drivel).
@@shrewd1245 fake, fake, fake
@@123tuhelj Prove it's "fake." You can't. Hence your blathering.
American propaganda
Any proof it was faked?
EXCEPT THEY WERE NEVER THERE😂
Any proof?