This is how you post political commentary without posting political commentary.

Titan please😊

Don't be like Trump

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That 1946 photograph must've been taken from the US Army's V2/WAC Corporal rocket combination launched from Whitesands, New Mexico.

I played a lot of Lunar Lander as a kid. That's where I learned how gravity and deceleration work. (and a finite fuel supply.)

Does @RyanMcBethProgramming have this on a t-shirt yet?

Is there a reason why there is so little accumulation lunar dust on the surface of the moon? I would think there would be feet of dust. Curious on your thoughts.

This sounds like a scene out of a Borat movie 😂

And then it went on to attack Constantinople!

This blows my mind. My whole life I remember this space program being gemen eye program. The gemen eye capsules. Gemen eye pilots. Every space show I ever watched , and I watch a lot, I love the whole history of nasa and everything leading up to the moon landing and then some. But all of a sudden today I'm watching a show called mysteries at the monument with Don wildman. And both the Don, the host, and the space travel historian refer to it as giminee. Swear on everything it's the first time I've ever heard it pronounced that way. I'm 45 years old. Never heard anyone call it gemenee. I was like "how did they let him mispronounce gemini!?" And now this video with clips? I don't know if it's a hoax or if I'm experiencing the Mandela effect for the first time... I'm totally dumbfounded does anyone else out here always remember gemen"eye? Just crazieness

You can't be this naive i wonder how much funding she is receiving to keep the lie going 🤔

Very interesting! Thanks!

Well as for birds, for how lightweight they are, they probably really rely on shifting their weight against gravity to fly. Take that away and with their wings, they'd flap from disorientation and their wings would take them every which way even if they wouldn't mean to.

wa wa wa. where is the little redhead girl. i am going to kick the ball with a tee today. i will not pull the ball away. oops i pulled the ball away. where is my blanket.🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Never happened

@6:14 is the cat also a fan of the Saturn rocket? lol

Amy, are you a Farscape fan?

That was very interesting. Prompted me to read about him. A great history lesson. I’m Norwegian.

I want one.

The Brits very very close to invading and occupying Norway themselves. Could the Germans have countered by invaded bringing full war to Norway? Maybe. Norway could not remain neutral as the warring powers made sure of that. With Germans on one side and the Finns on the other, Sweden exported lots or ore and other war materiel to Germany, maybe far more than they would have if they hadn't been in a geopolitical vise.

I just finished reading that the Norwegian merchant marine ( one of the largest in the world at that time ) ended up stranded in many countries after Norway's capitulation to hitler . Not one went home to Norway , and it's traitor new leader . Canada gave them a new home . Camp Norway in Lunenburg , Nova Scotia , was built by these thousands of patriots . They trained to fight the nazis and were taught gunnery and had guns placed on their ships . It's name stake still stands as destination for many Norwegian's and Canadians who intermarried .

Space kitteh.

It is so amazing to me that anyone would not know who Quisling was, but I guess I'm just old.

Ever see the Russian unmanned in the far background of the picture? They were so close.

LOVE! What you are doing!

Charles Schultz was giving a clue to his age by using that name "Quisling". It also shows that Schultz new a ton of history.

Thank you for all your work!

In Oslo a couple of years ago I went to the Norwegian Resistance museum, there is plenty of stuff about the Quisling government there.

North American didn't come up with the block concept. Joe Shea, of NASA, did. In fact, he forced it onto North American--who came to understand its value.

oxford comma!!!!! 🤬AAAAAAAHHHH!!

Thank you

Literally, nobody ever said the Van Allen belts were hot🤦‍♂️ It's the xrays that are claimed to be deadly to humans and we would need lead to block it on the space ships.....is what I've been told.

Craters are caused by impacts. And volcanoes, but that's a different story. No hovering spacecraft is going to leave a crater. Ever. This myth was perpetuated because many illustrators who painted science fiction and speculative illustrations like Chesley Bonestell and Robert McCall, and even Norman Rockwell, assumed that space craft would leave one. It's possible that a crater might form if a rocket engine is held down and static fired into the ground, but that would be a lot more thrust, over a much longer length of time, that what a spacecraft needs to land.

I wonder what space weapons Communist China has developed?

I love the SR-71, I always thought it was the coolest plane. I was so happy I got to sit in the one at the Smithsonian Air & Space Museum on a high school trip.

A lot of this going around rn.

Best line ever in addressing conspiracy theorists: "The most important thing to remember is that the Moon. Is not. The Earth." Keep up the good work. Carl Sagan would be a fan.

Question is have we advanced to a citrusy colored quizling?

I really wish you wouldn't use this channel to push YOUR political agenda. Good or bad it's not why I click on your vidios.

Very nice video Amy.

You're fighting a lost cause - Americans choose to be stupid. America is a shithole.

Peanuts and history love this channel

Nah, he has eggs on his eyes. He can still see through the yellows.

Perfect, Amy! I remember that particular Peanuts strip very well, and I just sorta shrugged off that word. You answered the question I shrugged off so many times!

I first learned the word "Quisling" from Doctor Who. In the serial "Day of the Daleks" the Doctor confonts the human Controller, who manages a version of the future Earth under the rule of the Daleks, and says to him, "You sir are a traitor. A Quisling!" The Controller then goes on the outline the history of his world, how the Daleks subjugated it, and how his family has for years been in the Dalek's service, trying their best to make life better for the persecuted population of humans. The Doctor then says to him, "A family of Quislings, eh?"

If I remember correctly, the moon rings like a bell as it is solid not hollow or liquid filled as the earth is...

So... not to drag politics into this. But I've been hearing this term a lot recently. As a fellow Canadian I've heard it said of some Canadian politicians and shark tank people over the last week or two.

I've adored that Peanuts Treasury ever since I was little. And, as I often note - Snoopy is my patronus.

This I knew. Thank you anyway. 👍, have a nice day.