For suncheck, i'm wondering how LEM search the sun automatically. In this case, LED has a command module, probably causing the change of center of the gravity. Can LEM control its body automatically with a command module?

I think this mission gets overlooked because they didn't land on the moon. But it was a super important step to land on the moon.

Thank you lunarmodule5 as always. Amazing work.

I remember this when I was young Apollo 11 landing in the moon in 19th century beautiful

When I watched the actual launch on tv I thought it was the slowest rising Saturn V I had seen yet. Think I was in junior high school. It seems it took 15 a while to clear the tower. And I thought cause it had the added load of the rover and much more scientific equipment. Worden 1st deep spacewalk. Adventurous. After Apollo 8 and 10. Fifteen my favorite.

I don't think the simulation showed skirt separation from the second stage. Am I right?

The three heros, That destroyed the flat earth Morons!

Bellissima immagine anche se virtuale ma rende perfetta la visione spaziale della Nasa nella conquista della Luna. Un progetto Apollo stupendo veicoli meravigliosi organizzazione perfetta uomini audaci e consapevoli del rischio. Tutto e stato perfetto e grande e stato.il.risultato finale. Oggi siamo lontani da quella psicologia avendo perduto il concetto della nuova frontiera e relegando a Space X di essere l elemento indispensabile su cui la frontiera del presidente JFK e stata fondata. Con l avvento di nuove nazioni predisposte alla conquista lunare per la Nasa tutto e diventato difficile soprattutto per un programma totalmente sbagliato di Artemis e l aiuto condizionato di Space X che giustamente fa i suoi interessi in un mercato aperto e competitivo. Cmq grazie a Voi ragazzi che con questi video rievocare il glorioso tempo spaziale del programma Apollo.❤❤❤

4:49:21 I find myself wondering if NA had been in this situation, would he have sussed it out quicker? That’s not a criticism of JL or MCC, just wondering how his brain would have tackled the problems.

The descent engine hit a rock on landing.

4:05:37 what’s the explanation for the ‘crazy woman’ who pops up here? I remember reading about it a long time ago and can’t find it now.

An exceptional educator and communicator. I watched JB's broadcasts avidly from the age of 10 (Apollo 11) - onwards. A simply breathtaking broadcaster. Where on Earth is that knighthood!!

Question: Is the audio in this video split so that the Capcom link is on one channel, while the FD Loop is on the other? I'd be curious to seperate the two and hear one compared to the other.

Should've included some of the CBS News feed, with Wally Schirra trying to hold up the windscreen in the CBS News trailer during liftoff, and his and Walter Cronkite's comments on the long-range camera's shot.

I'm here after my co worker tried to convince me the moon landings are fake.

I admire the way GK runs the ship. You don’t have to be a hardass bootcamp drill sargeant to get the best results from your team.

Revisiting after a couple years, I really appreciate being able to hear this without Apollo Control, static, and the press conferences cluttering up the audio. You’ve done a great job LM.

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Over the past year I have watched and listened to your entire Apollo 13 series. This is a great effort on your part. At times it was quite different than the movie - especially the quite less dramatic mid-course corrections and the less-dramatic wait for acquisition of signal at return to Earth. "Ok, Joe." Congrats on a all the work that you have done on this. And a shout out to the late Glynn Lunney, who the movie completely overlooked. How did that happen?

"Let's Make Sure History Never Forgets The Name... Enterprise" Captain J.L. Picard

"If you can't be good, be colorful!" Pete Conrad. He was both. RIP the crew of A12

I grew up in those times - James Burke is a Legend!

6:32 You’re welcome

I wish they could have use that back pack :(

I wonder where is that Mc Douglass Gemini reproduction.

Always love the pre launch rituals... breakfast, suit up, ride to the pad.. white room. This mission kicked butt.

The second most-daring mission after STS-1. Put all them danged stages and ship together and see if the designs work and the tests were accurate.

At 1:28:25 There's some rock music playing, I'm not familliar with 60s music, does someone know what it is?

The still shot of the LEM at the beginning is a thing of beauty. Starting this gem as i write 👍 LM5

4:05:07 Haha someone sneezed 4:05:20 4:05:24 4:05:43