Spectacular.

Voyager set out for 1977 Jupiter that day. This is a miracle, the distance is very far, thank you NASA

Incredible how they're laser focused on a shuttle design during the active Apollo years, that almost came into fruition 1:1. I think we're still highly amazed of the true American innovation and enterprise all around the globe here half a century, 45-50-55 years, later. A standing ovation is still very well deserved.

The launch of the farthest manmade object in space.

Brave man remember nobody new what would to a human body out side of his spacecraft 🤔🤔👍👍

Never took a picture of earth 😂 Fuel needed for moon visit is 9x what Apollo used, amazing 🤥

The Ai upscale is fairly good

This is great

Starship is about the size of Skylab.

40:21 "charlie thats your job again" damn... what did charlie do?

Thank you for this histrionic memories..!

11:05 You can tell how hard they’re trying not to say that the Air Force had a KH-11 and some then-classified ground based telescopes look at it to assess the damage.

Sadly, the ASTRO-1 Halley observation mission (STS-61E) was cancelled after the Challenger disaster (51-L also had the Spartan-Halley satellite they were supposed to deploy and retrieve).

Right now it is 15 billion miles away

1:28 Did someone just say “You’re wrong, Jack.” ?

"The Saturn V is moving off the pad" is much cooler than "wE rIsE ToGeThEr!!! bAcK tO ThE mOoN aNd BeYoNd!!"

So Neil was just not very good at speaking in general, not anxious because they "faked" the moon landing.

So. We're gonna do an Acme Bugs Bunny Roadrunner slingshot move around the moon. ?...Cuz last I checked; it didn't work out for Coyote. /? Well. We have better rockets.

Everything's Kevin Bacon

My man really went Whoopie! love it.

Beautiful

How is any of this practical in zero-G? Still, it's an interesting video. Thanks!

LOL - All staged fools.

And Rusty's heart rate was only 77 bpm!

The narration on this is terrible. Using TTS to get around the fact that this is stealing someone else’s footage is pretty lame.

This film shows why the cancellation of the second Saturn V production run in 1967 was an extremely short-sighted idea.

Why are there chairs?

How interesting! Knowing what we know today, the chairs would be completely useless. It looks sort of like a version of a Star Trek Starship, as if they had artificial gravity.

More like a space hotel. And something impossible to launch.

Thanks! Fascinating differences in concepts between then and now. I think I prefer the old concept better!

Interesting; the must have been thinking of some spin on the station to make the chairs and bed useable

Very interesting; never saw this before. At this point NASA was still going to Mars, so it made sense to design in anticipation. Thank you for posting!

Oh, they will cry 'FAKE' anyway

Why is the whole thing designed for gravity?

Cool how organized it is compared to a real space station. They should have used this set for a Sci Fi movie!

OK. Not only was this fun, but showed Rockwell was super-serious on making the station as well the Shuttle--if NASA had been given the funding. Never knew they made full scale mockups. You'd think they'd know (as the Command Module makers) chairs and tables wouldn't be really needed. And apparently I wanted to see Snoopy floating by in a space suit with all the Vince Guaraldi music playing. Awesome find.

Did they have a piano and some brass?

Didn't anyone building these mock-ups ask why they had chairs?

Funny they had Star Trek Gravity modules tooooopoo

Film started the right way......with the Howl of the turbines.

It turns out the Late Heavy Bombardment happened due to Neptune and Uranus migrating outwards in the outer solar-system.

1965,1966,1967,1968,1969,1970 and 1980😅

1960s

1956-1965

NASA pre-fake news conference. 😑

This is fantastic footage!

"to boldly go where no one has gone before"

That prayer at the end is so cool !!

Interesting to see the early missions and the rush to announce preliminary results. They don’t fly JPL scientists on helicopters to get to press conferences anymore.

Half of the comments seem to be brought here from Arknights Lone Trail story. Can't really blame them though. The story really encapsulates humanity's desire to do era-defining breaktroughs, explore the unknown and voyage into space. Just as The Voyager 1 launch was for us. The fact that the game sampled the countdown for the Kristen's theme "Control's Wishes" is a really based reference. Good night Voyager. Good night Terra.