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@mistero42 күн бұрын
I very much enjoyed that. You’ve slipped the two parts of my life into one channel. Thanks.
@DouglasFir906 күн бұрын
the immigration of the 50s was cultural enrichment, not like what we get now
@duncanweel72597 күн бұрын
This video was the year my grandparents immigrated from the Netherlands to Fremantle. My grandfather worked at the tannery opposite south beach. He also helped build the Northam rail line .
@colinstickland31308 күн бұрын
Love it . The natives. . Couldnt get away with that now
@MeowCockadoodledoo21 күн бұрын
the ladies in white veil were covering their faces. I dunno bout others, but those are quite rare to see.
@piotrpociennik864025 күн бұрын
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@MirlitronOneАй бұрын
And then Britain quit because there was no commercial value in it.
@sandbridgekid4121Ай бұрын
The UK and the Commonwealth walked, ran away from the Space Age. Canada ran screaming from the Arerospace Age. Avro!? And it was bipartisan, Tory, Labour, Liberal fought to see whom could divest of aerospace technology and hand their advancements and industry to the Americans and the French. British Aerospace?
@richie0408Ай бұрын
100 degrees and everyone's dressed up in coats and gloves
@sheerluckholmes7720Ай бұрын
Freedom of choice,informed consent, conscientious objection. Appears to be sound Christian doctrine. Where is it today?
@sheerluckholmes7720Ай бұрын
1976 was probably the turning point from which Society has been fracturing at an accelerating pace,directly proportional to the loss of Faith,and unfortunately the failure of the Shepherds to guard the flock. Bishop Murray was prophetic in a simple and direct manner. This interview is extremely pertinent to ...here...and...NOW. These are the testing times. Peace on Earth to all men of goodwill,and may God confound the rest.
@sheerluckholmes7720Ай бұрын
Bob Santamaria was an astute and devout man.Archbishop Mannix was measured but honest in his response.The reporter was seeking to verify his own political narrative by the sound of it. Mannix and Santamaria were traditional conservatives fighting an enemy that today has ascendancy under a different disguise.
@britishempire2501Ай бұрын
I didn't know that I needed to hear Jack Lang talking today but now I do
@mjproebstleАй бұрын
Amazing videos!
@mjproebstleАй бұрын
I’ve never seen this before. Cheers!
@mjproebstleАй бұрын
These videos are brilliant! I had no idea of the level of activity in Australia regarding the defense effort. The four solid rocket motors remind me of the Apollo Little John test vehicle. Cheers!
@mjproebstleАй бұрын
Looks like an Atlas rocket without the first stage. Top video - Cheers!
@mickyday2008Ай бұрын
Great video. There’s one of those rockets at the space centre in Leicester
@Andrew-13579Ай бұрын
Australia should talk SpaceX into building a rocket factory and a couple launch towers there or on the northeast coast of Queensland. Then Australia could be the only other country to launch and recover Starship-Superheavy. Plus a large solar-powered factory to obtain liquid nitrogen, liquid oxygen, water and liquid CO2 from the air, and produce liquid methane to fuel the rockets.
@iatsdАй бұрын
Why would Australia want to support a foreign company? Why not do it all itself? If New Zealand can manage a domestic space launch industry then I'm sure Australia can, once they learn to write and get over their fear of fire and metal.
@Andrew-13579Ай бұрын
@@iatsd Go for it! They should build their own. But Australia would be starting from scratch, undoubtedly building small, test rockets. It will take 10+ years to get to a Falcon9-like reusable rocket. China is copying everything SpaceX is doing. Australia might want to do that, too? Or is it more cost effective to work out a deal with a South African-American billionaire who has already done substantial R&D and build licensed copies, legally…and it would have to be equitable for both sides…a sort of partnership or alliance. Then Australia would be able to leapfrog competition and get to building Superheavy boosters directly. But why would SpaceX and the USA just ‘give’ the technology to Australia? A friendly foreign company employing Australian employees, land and infrastructure might be worth it. It would also have to be approved by both governments. I’m just thinking out loud. I’m no expert. It might not be possible to work out such a deal.
@PiDsPagePrototypesАй бұрын
Both points of view have merit - International Co-operation, and Self-Reliant methodologies. The question that would be best asked first, is which provides the best advantage to the Australian people, I suspect Hosting the launch services of companies from around the world would be more effective sooner, while encouraging locally developed vehicles as alternatives with tax rebates will take longer and require much more far sighted and apolitical comitment through programs providing tax incentives to the developers, along with mandates for Australian ownership. Of course, we'd have to take funding from other areas to accomodate it, perhaps removing all the Kiwi's from unemployment benefits would suffice,.... 😊
@mikeandtriciajohnson7241Ай бұрын
@@iatsd The rockets launched from New Zealand are from a US company called Rocket Lab who are headquartered in Long Beach, California. So it's not actually a New Zealand domestic space launch industry, it probably doesn't even employ very many Kiwis. they just rent launch facilities in eastern North Island, New Zealand.
@iatsdАй бұрын
@@mikeandtriciajohnson7241 I know you desperately want that to be the whoe story, but you know it isn't. Rocket Lab was set up in NZ by a NZer. It relocated the HQ-of-record to the US to access the US military launch market. Main HQ for admin, design, and launch remains in NZ.
@danthevanman294Ай бұрын
The wreckage of the Gaf Jindivik (pilotless target plane) is still there, roughly 29 kilometers east of the main facility 31° 5'23.89"S 136° 8'16.42"E
@My-Pal-HalАй бұрын
Kinda looks like a "Bomarc".
@neilbarnett3046Ай бұрын
I was told that after this we gave all our rocket technology to the French, who turned it into Ariane (a sweetener for Concorde cooperation, supposedly). The British space race is still going with Starchaser and some other companies.
@JohnHughesChampignyАй бұрын
Not really, Blue Streak, was used by ELDO (European Launcher Development Organisation) as the first stage of its "Europa-1" rocket. Blue Streak mostly worked OK but Europa-1 never really worked and the UK mostly pulled out. ELDO could never really get anything to work and in 1975 was merged with the ESRO (European Space Research Organisation) to make ESA. The Ariane series has pretty much nothing in common with Blue Streak, being developed 15 years later.
@brettbuck7362Ай бұрын
No. This was just a dead end, the British had no influence on anything that followed in space. Starchaser is less advanced than many hobbyist modelers in other countries, and some of their efforts have been, frankly, embarrassing. Absolutely anyone with enough money in the UK can easily beat anything Starchaser has ever done using commercial available HPR products.
@markw6586Ай бұрын
Start of things to come........
@nicholasmaude6906Ай бұрын
This was a missed, wasted opportunity for the UK and Australia all due to very shortsighted beancounters in Whitehall determining that it had no commercially viable uses, how wrong they were.
@richardvernon317Ай бұрын
Had it gone operational it wouldn't have been fired from Woomera!!! Europa was planned to be launched from French Guiana, like Ariane is.
@smorris12Ай бұрын
That's a rocket launch that doesn't get a lot of attention these days
@rhythmsticАй бұрын
Fantastic, thank you very much.
@BrianWMayАй бұрын
I can't imagine there are too many folk that have been to Woomera. Our Air Traffic clearance was to fly down the runway and if it was clear, then carry out a visual circuit to land !!
@lovethe70sАй бұрын
Thanks for posting this. My Dad was on secondment at Woomera Range for RAE from 1953 to 1956. Not sure if trials of the Bloodhound were done then or later.
@richardvernon317Ай бұрын
XTV4 and 5 Test Vehicles used to develop Bloodhound's Ramjet engines and other systems fired at Woomera between 1953 and 1957. Bloodhound Prototypes first fired from mid 1956 at that range. Bloodhound Service Acceptance Trials were between 1958 and 1960 (this firing was one of them, though there were actually two version of the Missile. The Series 1 which was overweight and couldn't do high altitude intercepts and the lightweight Series 2, which became the production Bloodhound 1). This missile was a series 1, Meteor attitude was 15,000 feet and Impact range was 15,000 yards. The later Bloodhound 2 was developed using a series of Test Vehicles called XTV-11 through to 17. Most of the XTV-16's and XTV-17's were fired at Woomera. Also Bloodhound 2 Missile Evaluation Trials were done between 1962 and 1965. Bloodhound 1 wasn't operational until 1961 / 62 and in late 1962 they started shutting squadrons down to save money. Bloodhound 2 wasn't operational until early 1966.
@lovethe70sАй бұрын
@@richardvernon317 Wow. Thanks. The little I gleaned from Dad before his death, was that he was a Range Controller on Range B, then Koolymilka, trialling Thunderbird (RED Shoes?), RED Duster which might have become Bloodhound and also Sea Slug- these notes were taken 50 years after he had returned. I went back to Woomera Village in 2011 and gave Dad's photos from that time to the museum there.
@richardvernon317Ай бұрын
@@lovethe70s Red Shoes and Red Duster were not related bar the fact that they both in the running for Army and RAF contracts for a while. Red Shoes was EE Thunderbird, Red Duster was Bristol Ferranti Bloodhound. All of the Red Duster stuff was done on Range E.
@HewebweАй бұрын
fortnite battle royale
@BasedInAustraliaАй бұрын
true
@rambosimpsonАй бұрын
Little angels
@mikecrabbe5263Ай бұрын
Think you'll find that was departure from Fremantle, Western Australia.
@BasedInAustraliaАй бұрын
The fake news media strikes again!
@Mike-4bes2 ай бұрын
Bondee beach
@user-be9gr3wv3r2 ай бұрын
SHE WAS REALLY THE QUEEN OF QUEENS ON EARTH. THE MOST GRACEFUL, REGAL AND BEAUTIFUL QUEEN.
@instantinople37962 ай бұрын
What's the name of the hymn sung at this mass
@BasedInAustralia2 ай бұрын
I believe it is by the beloved Australian Catholic hymn writers Richard Connolly and James McAuley. I cannot find what it is called. I could also be wrong.
@alwellus15 күн бұрын
It's a Gelineau pslam tune.
@instantinople37962 ай бұрын
You can sing hymns in a low mass?
@BasedInAustralia2 ай бұрын
Yes, even in the vernacular. That is where we get the dreadful "four hymn sandwich" we still regularly hear in NO parishes today.
@matthewsmith-ld2ub2 ай бұрын
It's alright jack we have mass immigration that will keep us afloat delaying the inevitable. But when it finallu goes it will be beyond awful
@steved69902 ай бұрын
Must have been just prior to Nixon decoupling the dollar from gold. Kept the ponzi scheme going till 2008, revived a few more times since. Now the longest living fiat currency system of all time. Talking of underutilised machine tool and manufacturing capacity. We hardly even have any Now.
@nuttymaestro48802 ай бұрын
Legend.
@pamlister4522 ай бұрын
My Grandfather and I were there do not remember it being that hot
@jeremierosa15552 ай бұрын
Is there a full recording of this mass?
@BasedInAustralia2 ай бұрын
Not for free online. It would be in NFSA's private archives. aso.gov.au/titles/tv/divine-service-rose-bay/
@stevegordon84742 ай бұрын
"Moomba" is an Aboriginal word meaning "let's get together and have fun". Back then, the Moomba Parade was a big event and was well-enjoyed.
@pauljordan44522 ай бұрын
After 2nd Vatican Council, isn't it?
@BasedInAustralia2 ай бұрын
Vatican II ended the same year, 1965, in December. I do not know the exact date of this video, but probably not. However, the document on liturgy was promulgated in 1963 and official experiments had began to be used in 1964 (and much further in 1965) in many places. What we see in this short video, however, does seem to me to be consistent with what you might have seen at a pre-conciliar Low Mass.
@notsparctacus2 ай бұрын
@@BasedInAustralia the celebrant seems to have a pocket missal on the altar, along with the Altar missal. I'm guessing that this is Holy Mass according to the very short-lived 1964 Missal. Basically, the 1962 missal with the propers and parts of the ordinary in the vernacular.
@BasedInAustralia2 ай бұрын
@@notsparctacus Good catch. I think you're probably right. That's sort of what I suspected in the description but couldn't find any proof. However -- I found a commenter on this NLM article suggesting that vernacular readings were permitted to replace those found in the Missal by the 1960 revised code of rubrics, though. I don't know if he's right and how quickly/far it might have spread - that is all I can find on the matter. Do you know anything about that? www.newliturgicalmovement.org/2021/10/against-vernacular-readings-in.html#disqus_thread
@adamandrews410713 күн бұрын
@@notsparctacusthe Epistle and Gospel were read in the vernacular only facing the congregation. I was an altar boy back then and clearly recall the change.
@trackdusty2 ай бұрын
What a great, empathetic, yet independent, pertinent, interviewer. One of the best I'd say.
@brucekilby99572 ай бұрын
Charles would have learnt a lot about Aussie stuff. A good education is right for a young man who has to take the throne one day. The Queen was busy with birth of Prince Edward then.🇬🇧🛶🏏📻🇬🇧
@anacletwilliams83152 ай бұрын
I am so devoted to our beloved late Queen Elizabeth II. Long live the King!
@mistero43 ай бұрын
….for the decent people of New South Wales!
@James-kv6kb3 ай бұрын
I won't have anything bad said about Charles. it's now well known that he had cassettes of Kevin bloody Wilson in his royal limo lol
@brucekilby99572 ай бұрын
Charles has a very wicked sense of humour it seems. Kevin bloody Wilson or Derek and Clive? Perhaps.🇬🇧😂
@James-kv6kb2 ай бұрын
@@brucekilby9957 If you're British you probably wouldn't know who Kevin bloody Wilson is . Probably the funniest but filthiest Australian comedian we've ever had. I will have to look up Derek and Clive though
@brucekilby99572 ай бұрын
@@James-kv6kb Derek and Clive are characters of the late Peter Cook and Dudley Moore.🇬🇧🍾🍻🥃🇬🇧
@robnewman61013 ай бұрын
R.I.P EIIR. Charles's Beloved Mother. 70 Years Reign on the Throne of The UK and The Commonwealth 1952-2022. Elizabeth 1926-2022. Final resting place at Windsor Castle, down in the Valut of St George's Chapel.
@angloaust15753 ай бұрын
It was only a short time I spent 23 years there Arriving in 1956 as a shy Backward fellow and left In 1979 much more confident And wise thanks to divine help!