America's First Spacewalk Revisited In 1965 NASA Archive Video

Astronaut Ed White became the first American to walk in Space on June 3rd, 1965. He flew on the Gemini 4 mission with astronaut Jim McDivitt.
Credit: NASA

[@redditdata]

quien aqui por thewildproyect

[@moogcity5825]

Jordi yo me quiero ir de aquí

[@reptilboys]

Se ve re falso

[@zhawmedia]

@@reptilboys se ve normalon, no es el blanco y negro del 66

[@AndreyNaranjo]

@@reptilboys falso se ve el del "66", este del 65 se ve mas a lo que ya conocemos de las caminatas espaciales

[@shamantiger8977]

​@@AndreyNaranjoeste es real,el del 66 es falso

[@roidroid]

It's weird without RedBull logos on everything though.

[@Chilzz416]

It because this video was film in years 1965

[@gwaz4204]

@@Chilzz416 really??!!?!?

[@fabianrocha9924]

@@gwaz4204 Yeah its from 1965

[@robertsitt5850]

@@fabianrocha9924 it was sarcasm

[@fpsdovah2572]

Yeah becuse now it's just entertainment and fake green screen acting, nasa shills get paid millions to lie to the human race

[@TheGodofstone1]

Bahahaha i seen this a child and im still thinking of the original Rudolf the red nose reindeer

[@JeffKaste]

I was feeling down and needed a good laugh so I thought I would watch this insanity...lol works everytime!

[@kittyvalium6517]

Sounds like you're driving yourself crazy

[@theraiden1018]

@@kittyvalium6517 he’s not a nasa believer though

[@KS-yj1px]

Such amazing technology 😂

[@JeffKaste]

@@KS-yj1px lol exactly

[@lucidshelmusicproductionco2520]

LoL those helmets aren’t built to swivel from side to side on the suit like that

[@blackheart7886]

The 'green screen' is doing its job well.

[@raptorwhite6468]

Have you ever seen how CGI looked like in 1965?

[@trendynow1369]

Have you ever seen how start/stop motion movies were made in 1965?

[@raptorwhite6468]

@@trendynow1369 Yes, but what does it have to do with anything?

[@trendynow1369]

@@raptorwhite6468 take a guess

[@peteconrad2077]

Given that it wasn’t Vincent until several years later it’s doing a great job.

[@DanielCanepa331]

Before CGI there was stop motion animation

[@penny4thought168]

There was, but this isn't it, lol.

[@newsdropz5361]

​@@penny4thought168 Of course it is. But the eyes are useless if the mind is blind.

[@penny4thought168]

@@newsdropz5361 What tech made it? What software did they use? Where's the proof?

[@nicolasgaticamarcotti6070]

you cant recreate this with stop motion, at least not at this level, at 00:29 you can see how the momentum of his arm is passed on to the hose and carrying it to the other extreme, also at the same time the strap that is loose moving around his body every frame match perfect with the next one, try to do a stop motion that each frame matches perfectly with the momentum of the next one

[@goldgamercommenting2990]

@@nicolasgaticamarcotti6070 they just believe it’s fake, but the achievement was real and the footage was …. Choppy

[@TheHarryPlinkett]

Did they hire the guys who made that Rudolph the Red Nose Reindeer special?

[@johnsergei]

Red nose? More like it grows longer, with these guys. Some fellas gotta rub for that.

[@Rickswars]

lol! This is so fake it gotta be...

[@kenbo111]

@@Rickswars "it gotta be" real scientific proof of your opinion right there! Derp!

[@IbrahimKhalil-bt9yh]

@@kenbo111 the scientific proof is that his helmet is turning

[@kenbo111]

@@IbrahimKhalil-bt9yh did you research the type of suit he is wearing and it's capabilities? Or did you just think "that doesn't seem right to me"? Because that's NOT science. That's opinion.

[@neusyns]

My favorite part was when the earth went from mostly clear to an extreme overcast in 1 camera swap

[@TheKartoffel101]

And the astronaut is in a different position as if the video is cut together? 🤡

[@eventcone]

This obviously isn't the entire spacewalk, with most of it not shown. When you are moving at 17,000 mph, you are naturally going to pass over a lot of different cloud formations down below.

[@eventcone]

@@TheKartoffel101 You're a real Sherlock Holmes, aren't you? The full spacewalk is available on KZbin.

[@bobooso5585]

I like how in the original video u can see lights

[@Doppelfrog]

@@bobooso5585 You can't.

[@Sol4rFl4r3]

This is stop motion animation, how the heck do people believe this is real lol

[@johnsergei]

Because by the time were are 5 years old, we are in a classroom with an adult to be taught to totally trust.

[@LennyCash777]

*How NASA fakes everything* kzbin.info/www/bejne/hIGudHmJoZ57bdU

[@roblussier9649]

How does his helmet turn without him touching it? Around 35 secs in

[@viktor1496]

@@roblussier9649 The G4C spacesuit design had a swiveling helmet, but it was clunky. He simply moved it with his head

[@Tarquinthetyrant]

Please tell me this is a joke

[@quiksilverkid9772]

"You know it's real because it looks so fake." -Elon Musk

[@DJ_Randy_B]

lol this must be very real then, cause it looks like stop motion capture. 🤠

[@LisaAnn777]

​@@DJ_Randy_Bit's like 6 frames a second.

[@DrCash7]

@@LisaAnn777liar film camera at 6fps would be over-exposed... And would look like Benny Hill and blurry af. Film camera don't use frame rate that low foo. Stop motion is stop motion is stop motion.

[@LisaAnn777]

@@DrCash7 framerate has nothing to do with exposure or clarity lol

[@DrCash7]

@@LisaAnn777 there's no debate. 6fps? You've obviously never touched a film camera.

[@climbingworkouts]

Those green-screen special effects of the early 60's didn't age well, even the background earth has a different frame rate compared to the Actornaut.

[@sekainiheiwa3650]

Imagine the content of those nasa “lost” tapes 😅 they must be priceless 😅

[@LeticiaSierra]

@@sekainiheiwa3650😂😂😂

[@BaggaB0nez]

The helmet swivel and the random glove out of nowhere 😂

[@eventcone]

Yeah, the helmet swivelled back then. And the glove came from the spacecraft.

[@sekainiheiwa3650]

⁠@@eventconewith today’s technology maybe would be possible to create such a technological helmet to swivel in a vacuum but somehow todays helmets are fix . That’s how retarded content creators were . 😅 probably the “scientists “ nasa supervisor was enjoying Hollywood party when this video was created .

[@drewjeers815]

​@@eventconein the early days of the internet a search of space helmets at this time described stationary only because I looked into it. And then later on I looked into it again and abracadabra of course there were swivel helmets on the first spacewalk. 🤔

[@bettertvreceptionwithfoilf7100]

@@drewjeers815 As magic as space.

[@dav77h]

​@@drewjeers815where did you read they were stationary?

[@iyziejane]

Many things about this mission were insane. Two men spent 4 days orbiting the earth in a tiny 8fit long capsule (just a tiny cockpit with two seats). The hatch to go outside was not working properly, so they struggled to open it, and to close it again (this is why the glove flew out), which was a matter of life or death. Ed White is wearing a wristwatch over his spacesuit (left arm), you can see it a bit at 0:08. The two men somehow ate 15 freeze dried meals in that frozen depressurized cockpit. The computer failed on re-entry and so they landed by hand, 60 miles from the intended target.

[@trendynow1369]

Yes, all fake and ghey. If you trust the government on this one, you really are an NPC

[@HyperMODX]

​@@trendynow1369says the flat earther

[@trendynow1369]

@@HyperMODX funny how my comment is hidden. So funny that my comment is ridiculous as a flat earther, but youtube has to censor it. People wonder how idiots like you are so indoctrinated. Honestly, it's not your fault. The powers that be make it hard for weak minded people to break free

[@trendynow1369]

What a religion the globetards have

[@luciana0609]

oops, I think someone lost a glove

[@emmettroch695]

Yeah, it was Jim McDivitt's. Wonder if they charged him for it.

[@pedrotalons1422]

The second i read that the glive floated in the screen perfect timing

[@goldoil1131]

Looks like a gardening glove.....or a Masonic glove.

[@MegaDudeman21]

he says it looks like a thermal glove

[@Avaruusmurkku]

I wonder if it's still up there. Stuff lasts forever up there depending on orbit.

[@martinkotrec8127]

Anyone notice that the video quality is better than most nasa vids these days

[@caav56]

The film videos (if the film itself is of high quality) are often really good.

[@kenbo111]

Because it was recorded on actual film.

[@ShaddySoldier]

@@kenbo111 thats because it was recorded in a film studio lmao

[@kenbo111]

@@ShaddySoldier grow up, Derp.

[@bigboilard9300]

What the actual fuck are you talking about have you seen modern day mass footage, it’s like hd tf?

[@catfishkid4171]

I think ive seen something like this before on MTV

[@111utoobmetoob111]

This is hilarious!

[@brianbridge4601]

How is an astronaut way back then able to turn his head and salute when even today we don't have a space suit capable of turning heads

[@sH-ed5yf]

Because back then they did. And today its not neccesary

[@robertfreeman8614]

@@sH-ed5yfit’s not necessary to turn your head ? 😂

[@sH-ed5yf]

@@robertfreeman8614 look at a picture of modern astronsut helmets. They are huge and are designed to turn your head inside it. Do some actuall research before you make a fool out of yourself.

[@eventcone]

@@robertfreeman8614 It's more comfortable wearing the 'bowl type' helmet that allows your head to turn within it than one that fits close to your head and turns with it.

[@sekainiheiwa3650]

Helmet on ball bearings 😅 I guess … but to know the truth is impossible everything was lost . 😅

[@totallyleftfield]

since when have astronauts been able to turn their helmets with their heads in 65??

[@billyjohnson125]

yes they did have spacesuits with a helmet that could swivel

[@michalsavatar7]

@@billyjohnson125 bullshit. A helmet that swivels in space is like having a screen door on a submarine. This is a stop go animation. 100%

[@billyjohnson125]

@@michalsavatar7 you can look up the helmet you know nothing fool believe what you want

[@michalsavatar7]

@@billyjohnson125 I believe the truth and the truth is staring you in the face. Gemini 4 = stop go animation.

[@michalsavatar7]

@@Gozne there is zero doubt in my mind it's a stop go animation. The helmet swivel is the smoking gun. That's impossible. A helmet that swivels in space is like a screen door on a submarine.

[@kevinburnes3216]

helmets do not turn in outer space the are fixed in position. This is the only time in spacewalk history this has happened. @00:37

[@THE_CHOAS_ENGINE]

Sorry... where are you getting your information that the Gemin EVA suit was not capable of head movement?????????? kzbin.info/www/bejne/nWPFfoiErrGBg7c

[@marthaindahouse1010]

Wrong. Gemini helmets were capable of swiveling.

[@GDR007]

The helmets never when down the neck which meant that astronauts could TURN THEIR HEADS!

[@Jeffreylogan74]

Sorry. Your information is wrong. The suits were still pressurized meaning to keep an airtight seal there was no swivel. You can see the footage also looks like stop motion, something like 10 frames per second.

[@CoolNickHere69]

Gemini spacesuit helmets were capable of swiveling.

[@everydaylogic382]

Stop motion at it's finest 💪!!!

[@THE_CHOAS_ENGINE]

you think this was done with... stop motion...

[@everydaylogic382]

It doesn't seem natural and considering the U.S was getting whooped in the Space Race to begin with I wouldn't put it past them. Why would they use a camera that takes about 5fps when they had the ability to record at 20-30fps?

[@THE_CHOAS_ENGINE]

@@everydaylogic382 so the number of frames per second a video is shown in, is correlated to some degree in your mind with how authentic it is? Huh? You must think all still pictures then are fake... because they are recorded at 1 frame per infinity.

[@mariankoch8761]

@@THE_CHOAS_ENGINE Find any other astronauts turning their helmets. This is why it looks like stop motion.

[@THE_CHOAS_ENGINE]

​@@mariankoch8761 I've already debunked this... please go research that space suit they used.

[@noglaman]

If anyone here in 2022 watch this and still think this is real, then there is no hope left for you.

[@slayergaming3166]

​@@BoxWilleand i will fuck ur Allah

[@Valdemar135]

​@@coolnamebroyes, everyone is brainwashed, but you are a hero, who knows the truth...

[@GlitterGulch]

Positioned at a near 90 degree angle, Ed White immediately spies - below his feet - a glove exiting the space capsule door at 1:00. Amazing.

[@Ali-et9oz]

0:51 ope! There goes your glove, well just let it go

[@DJ_Randy_B]

lol #totally-legit

[@aaronwine2111]

Space helmets don’t turn! 🤣🤣🤣

[@Kim6roSlice]

@@aaronwine2111neither do the cogs in your brain apparently…

[@CGMastarr]

@@Kim6roSlicehey smart guy tell me how he’s wrong. They don’t turn.

[@FarhanAli-vr6zv]

Ground breaking CGI considering the year 1965

[@jasrobsny]

The helmet on that suit never was able to swivel. Come on, wake up! This is stop motion animation.

[@jogen906]

The G4C spacesuit design had a swiveling helmet.

[@jasrobsny]

@@jogen906 Did it also have stop motion feature? LOL

[@jogen906]

​@@jasrobsny it's a camera from the 60's no shit it looks choppy

[@michalsavatar7]

@@jogen906 that's a way to justify the fakery. It's 100% a stop go animation. It's obvious. NASA faking space missions from the very beginning.

[@jogen906]

@@michalsavatar7 ok so even if it was fake (it's not) please give me an explanation to these 3 things 1.what they do with the rockets they launch? 2.how do they fake 0G? and 3.why is it always NASA you blame? are russian,indian,china,brazil,japan,europe,iran,israel all fake programs too?

[@JeffKaste]

This is so fake...how can anyone buy this???

[@dantemaritato]

@@johnk4150 this was sped up because Of the old camera

[@dantemaritato]

@@johnk4150 funny how people don’t have brains 🤣😂

[@BIGTUNES2010]

The earth don’t spin like that no more in modern nasa videos ah good ole days 🌎❤️

[@NZ-fo8tp]

Your simply wrong Earth does appear to spin below astronauts in modern videos. That being said, it does spin slower luckily there is a well understood explanation for this, the early NASA and Russian missions achieved orbits of about 160km off earth's surface while the current space station is orbiting at 410km. While higher orbits mean fast verlocity, they have a longer orbital period because the distance travelled is much larger. The results of a longer orbital period is an apparent reduction in the speed relative to the rotating earths surface. This phenomenon is so well understood that it is employed to make geostationary satillite which orbit the earth once every 24hr and thus look stationery in the sky

[@parabellum4224]

@@NZ-fo8tp nope it's all fake and you are a fucktard

[@NZ-fo8tp]

@@parabellum4224 Nice, glad you got your whole little world figured out. I bet it makes you feel real smart to know that you got a big brain in that head of yours. If you got points to make, make them and we can debate, I don't want your dismissal.

[@parabellum4224]

@@NZ-fo8tp cry more Boi, your heros are in swimming pool lmfao 😂🏊‍♂️🏊‍♀️😂😂

[@NZ-fo8tp]

@@parabellum4224 Some are, but it is because they are training for space in a simulated low weight environment at the neutral buoyancy lab. NASA does train in a pool, this isn't a conspiracy. What could possibly convince you that space itself is just a swimming pool?

[@JonDarkly]

You guys actually believe this is real? Oh my goodness

[@imalaia8033]

yes I do.

[@thegreatkhan1548]

Theres lots of evidence that points to yes, it is real. If this missions EVA was faked then that would mean that the moon landing was faked because we couldn't have done Lunar EVA's if it weren't for this.

[@Diamondmind369]

they are in the chains of belief

[@thomaspersson688]

Look his head moves lol

[@sway4everything]

Belief isn’t required my guy. Stay honest. Integrity goes a long way.

[@SoundONEDisco]

Imaging turning you head and your helmet twists to the left with it, as seen at 39 seconds, amazing wow!!

[@fromthesky1050]

100% real

[@ofthewaytruthandlight1320]

It's the owl effect.

[@MichaelOnines]

That's the gemini helmet. Very similar to what the X15 pilots were wearing. It had a rotation ring so you could turn your head with it. The helmet was tighter to the face than the later bubble canopies of apollo and space shuttle. Those you turn your head inside the helmet. The X15 and gemini you turned your head with the helmet.

[@DJ_Randy_B]

@@MichaelOnines WOW! that's amazing... Can you show me some schematics of how that works? is it motorized? Lubricated? no problems getting it airtight in a vacuum? It's amazing they went through all that trouble just for that function. Totally legit

[@DJ_Randy_B]

@@MichaelOnines Do they have more or less vision in "the later bubble canopies of apollo and space shuttle."?

[@hubbi8]

How can he make a comment on the thermo glove from were he is? How can he see it?

[@THE_CHOAS_ENGINE]

50 seconds in guy inside sounds like he said "opps there goes your glove o we'll just let it go"... then White says "alright".... then 10 seconds later the glove comes out Ed spots the glove... he was lying down sort of but completely for sure facing the opening so although is was sort of looking down he could see the glove.

[@dyers1210]

@@THE_CHOAS_ENGINE Please tell me you are joking

[@THE_CHOAS_ENGINE]

@@dyers1210 about what

[@dyers1210]

@@THE_CHOAS_ENGINE Think I miss clicked it was meant for Kafka...seemed like they were trying to picture the view point of an actornaut being in a specific place.

[@johnsergei]

@@THE_CHOAS_ENGINE About the anti gravity glove (up to the surface for air).

[@thatonegy5616]

How did his helmet turn to salute the camera?

[@ASlickNamedPimpback]

With his head

[@ASlickNamedPimpback]

@@icycreative Spacesuit helmets, depending on the model, can move independent of the rest of the suit.

[@colonelburton8451]

@@ASlickNamedPimpback So since you seem to be well versed on the subject of spacesuit helmet models, mind telling us which specific model we are seeing here?

[@ASlickNamedPimpback]

@@colonelburton8451 seems to be a Gemini space suit, in this case a G4C. If this is the video from the first American spacewalk (which it very much seems to be), then that would confirm it.

[@CoolNickHere69]

Gemini space suits could indeed swivel their helmets.

[@TheJollyGamerJoe]

What an experience. I've booked to skydive from 15,000ft in a couple of months. And the thought of willingly jumping from a plane is quite daunting. I can't begin to imagine how this would feel.

[@SailOnFlyBy]

***** You're gonna love it! Take notice of the curvature of the earth when in free-fall. It's humbling and amazing! :)

[@bmlsb]

+TheJollyGamerJoe this spacewalk video is fake, it never happened.

[@TheJollyGamerJoe]

bmlsb69 Keep telling yourself that bud.

[@SailOnFlyBy]

Well... Did you make the jump!?

[@TheJollyGamerJoe]

C.A.Nav I did :) Was amazing. Planning on doing it again in March.

[@jdgrahamo]

I wonder where that glove went...

[@johnsergei]

Up for air! ( even Thing needs air & it was Ted Cassady under the table ( Lurch ))

[@theswagman1263]

Gonna take out a satellite in a few years lmao

[@johnsergei]

@Sci-Fi Admirer It's going the other way.(canned laughter).

[@kubuhzz-lm2786]

@@johnsergei it's HD movie, shitty one by the way., nacis haven't learned anything

[@EbikeRyder]

On the studio floor probably.

[@Bemaseated]

Maybe it’s just me: but if you calculated the rotation of the earth with the “as presented” curvature (taking into account the reported distance of the astronaut to the earth), along with the reported speed the earth rotates, you’d have quite the time discrepancy…. Of course what would I know yeah?

[@calebdyrud5237]

Are you talking about how fast it's moving beneath the capsule vs how fast it should be moving at one rotation a day? Because the movement seen here is from the capsule's orbital speed, not the rotation of the Earth

[@Bemaseated]

@@calebdyrud5237 I’ve always been rather curious: given the stated & accepted rotational principals of all the bodies of planets, the universe and sun, how we have stars in the same spot every evening since recorded time. 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@calebdyrud5237]

@@Bemaseated same reason the mountains in the distance stay in the same apparent place while you're driving. The sun takes ~1,500 years to go one light year, but those stars are hundreds or thousands of light years away so even after a thousand years there isn't really much difference.

[@jayc3715]

The capsule was moving at 17,000 MPH, make sure you add that to your "calculations" 🤣 Sounds like typical flat earther math, don't let facts get in the way of your thinking.

[@Kemkachi]

@@jayc3715serious question. Why in this video you can clearly see them moving in orbit going very fast. But newer videos you don’t see that it’s much much slower. Unless you use a very long clip to compare.

[@DomenM]

0:39 HELMET has moved! WTF?

[@bmlsb]

+Rss Reader No they didnt

[@samsamsammy2013]

bmlsb69 Yes they did...

[@TheEchelon]

The Gemini G3C and G4C had swiveling helmets, made possible by a big metal bearing at the neck. Official specs can be found here. ntrs.nasa.gov/archive/nasa/casi.ntrs.nasa.gov/19660007653.pdf

[@shayZero]

The Echelon there is is. Page 22 'movable visor to allow better vision'

[@johnsergei]

Can't have a swivel helmet, like a jar of food, if the lid can move, air can pass though. & then it would be "what air?" & when it's 9AM in New York City, it's 8:58 in LA ( at this pace anyway) Eat your heart out Concorde.

[@mudlord5813]

Helmets on spacesuits are fixed forward. I doubt this is real because of how the helmet articulates and faces the camera.

[@colonelburton8451]

I seriously doubt the first space walks and first moon landing were anything but bullshit propaganda to beat the Soviets to it.

[@h.dejong2531]

The Gemini space suit had a swivel joint for the helmet. Later suits switched to a fixed joint.

[@maxxron]

Gemini helmets didn't turn sideways except to install and remove them. They were locked and cabled into position and were incapable of the range of motion shown in this video. When the thermal glove comes out Whites feet are oriented toward the capsule. It would have been impossible for him to have seen the glove come out of the capsule beneath his feet and immediately comment on it with the limited visibility of the helmet. This gives clear evidence that the audio was overdubbed onto a prerecorded video and is not an unaltered video and audio recording in real time of a historic event. White only attached 1 camera to the outside of the spacecraft, yet there are two perspectives that change at about the 1:12 mark. The second perspective has a substantially different cloud cover than the first perspective showing that it was not taken at the same time as the first. There is no break or change in the audio stream from the 1st perspective to the 2nd also giving clear evidence of audio overdubbing and hoaxing. It seems abundantly clear that this is, at best, some sort of fabricated video (presumably at least partially stop motion animation) with overdubbed audio fraudulent represented as a historic real-time recording of real-time events.

[@sandrariis4373]

COMPLETLY FAKE

[@viktor1496]

Ah yes, a random jackass on the internet says its fake. Why don't you name me a SINGLE physicist, mathematician or astronomer out of the hundreds of thousands who agrees with that statement?

[@sandrariis4373]

@@viktor1496 is a film technik called stop motion.....it was used and share with the russian space agencies to fake such space walks on that time. Get inform. Dont be naïf.

[@viktor1496]

@@sandrariis4373 Ah yes of course, and who told you that? Random people on the internet. Don't be a brainwashed sheep in the conspiracy cult

[@sandrariis4373]

@@viktor1496 a fact is a fact....see how the astronaut does not move his feed....hence the stop motion faking space walks ever since......also most recently LOOK FOR «BUBBLES IN SPACE» another FAKE space walk from our time.....open your mind research dont be emotional wanna be right big ego kid.....research

[@sandrariis4373]

@@viktor1496 nasa lies.....research

[@Jaymoss95]

Wow! That earth spins real fast! Seems like a lot fast than today? Have we slowed down since this was filmed?

[@mohammedsabeiha969]

This shit is such a joke

[@thecoolbird13]

it wasn't the rotation of the earth, it was the speed of the spacecraft orbiting the earth

[@suckmynut3161]

@@thecoolbird13 that makes sense but the same aircraft’s we get our images from today travel around the earth at the same speed so that doesn’t really make sense

[@dusankostic6401]

@@thecoolbird13 No it wasn't. It was just a speed of the CGI on green screen behind him.

[@sablatnic8030]

@@dusankostic6401 :-D

[@Cephalitis]

who did the stop-motion? Ray Harryhausen?

[@jdgustofwinddance.7748]

Boom!

[@troychriscarretas2657]

Tim Burton’s team perhaps

[@roncriswell2685]

Nah his is way better, this was done by some greenhorn 😂😂😂

[@EstebanGunn]

Imagine being this chill while the void of space is on one side and the entirety of the earth is on the other.

[@Theinnersearcher]

Imagine being so dumb you think this is real.

[@Ab3lardo]

It’s fake so

[@Lessgo00]

​@@Ab3lardoExplain and i'll believe

[@superfisto]

and the untethered walk of 1984

[@OrkoSukisuki]

@@superfisto 1984

[@michaelgranaldi8109]

My favorite exchange ever: Jim McDivitt: "You look beautiful!" Ed White: (laughs) "I feel like a million dollars!"

[@chadnickels6227]

It’s fake and has always been fake. Watch when he goes to salute the camera. His helmet moves. It’s not supposed to move. Only his head should move. What kind of bearings do they have in there and what kind of motor to make the whole helmet move like that? It’s claymation. Not real!

[@michaelgranaldi8109]

@@chadnickels6227 LMFAO CLAYMATION?!?! You obviously don't know anything about film cameras but cool story bro

[@chadnickels6227]

Let me guess? Since your profile pic is of you taking a photo of yourself with a camera, that, by default makes you an expert on space travel and cameras in general? Cool story bro. While you’re at it, please show me a working example of a space suit that has a helmet that is built on a rotational base that moves with the astronaut’s head movement as is shown in this FAKE video. I shouldn’t have to wait to long since you are an expert and all. Lol

[@user-gs3uf7xg4m]

@@chadnickels6227 The fact that you don't understand how something works, doesn't preclude the thing from working.

[@LeticiaSierra]

That’s how much their acting was paid?

[@megadeth1763]

This can't be real, can it? When did nasa make the space helmets so they're able to turn with the astronauts head?

[@Matmandus]

The Gemini G3C and G4C used from the first US spacewalk (Gemini 4) to Gemini 12 used a conformal helmet with a neck ring and bearing that can swivel independently from the body. There, this is when. There's no reason to fake fucking going to space out of all things. What would that even be good for? Why do you guys even care so much? Don't y'all have real problems?

[@yahsworld2940]

It is not real. It’s stop motion when he gets out there and turns his head

[@hedededed]

legend has it, that glove is still orbiting earth to this day

[@trendynow1369]

It actually fell from space in 1997 and slapped me in the face at mach 7

[@TasmanianTigerGrrr]

@@trendynow1369 lol

[@TasmanianTigerGrrr]

@@trendynow1369 Were you offended?

[@trendynow1369]

@@TasmanianTigerGrrr eh, space is fake and ghey so it didn't bother me

[@hedededed]

@@trendynow1369 lol

[@AlaskaPants]

Why is this 1965 footage so clear and colorful but the moon landing footage is fuzzy and in black & white?

[@sH-ed5yf]

Because the moonlanding was life Brotkasten so they had to minimize the dats

[@eventcone]

It's colour film versus television transmitted via a limited bandwidth over 240,000 miles.

[@garethjames6821]

How did his helmet move separately from the body suit? I thought NASA said they were unable to do that due to pressurized seals?

[@Ben-tt7us]

No, the old suits had swivel joints built into the necks. Many mechanisms on Earth create a joint like this; for example, an air compressor hose has a bearing that retains the pressure and can spin 360°. space.stackexchange.com/questions/9296/how-do-the-movable-neck-space-suit-helmet-works

[@johnsergei]

@@Ben-tt7us You here too? Goon on ya, just doing you job I guess. Hay Ben. We are on Apollo in Earth parking orbit, Stage 1 & 2 of Apollo have gone & we only have the little stage 3 left. We have a 6 minute burn, to get us too the Moon. Tell us all how it was done. OW FURRK! I just read the crap I wrote, no way am I going to be onboared Apollo. Because, if you do nothing, you will be pulled back into the Earths atmosphere. By the time the mission is due to end we would already have recovered from the wake. I've ordered the floweres & let's toast early (I'd hate to see you miss out). " to Ben" "Ben", replies everyone. Hmmm, good stuff too" That's trouble with your wake, they're having the goodstuff & you gotta get in the casket & keep still, Faarrrk!

[@CoolNickHere69]

Its the Gemini spacesuit, they could swivel their helmets because it had a ring that allowed the helmet to move independently from the body.

[@DJ_Randy_B]

@@CoolNickHere69 A ring? a ring keeps the helmet airtight and able to swivel? I would very much like to see how that works... Schematics for that anywhere?

[@CoolNickHere69]

@@DJ_Randy_B They used bearing with an arc rail to hold the umbilical in place. The outer ring of the bearing is attached to the collar of the suit, and the helmet slides into a locked position and attaches to the inner ring of the bearing. Similar bearings are still used on newer EVA suits in hips and gloves, and some newer designs to support future human exploration of Mars use even more of them at various angles (two in pairs at a canted angle to each other) to enable more natural joint movement

[@ThatPixelGuy]

Anybody notice that the frame rate on the cable vs frame rate on his arm...

[@TiMbO_sLyCe]

Hahahaha fake af!

[@isreal8339]

this the helmet isnt supposed to move. this is stop motion, another video nasa made that is fake.

[@lammy9733]

Bluestone TE. No helmets can move according to NASA kzbin.info/www/bejne/jKTHoH2vbdetkMk

[@Ben-tt7us]

@@lammy9733 The video you linked is specifically for the modern spacesuits used since Apollo. According to NASA's own website, the helmet could move: "The torso portion also contains a rotating bearing, permitting the astronaut to turn his head with relative ease." ntrs.nasa.gov/archive/nasa/casi.ntrs.nasa.gov/19660007653.pdf Page 7, Paragraph 2 There are similar links used on compressed air hoses: attachments can be installed easily, hold back several atmospheres of pressure, and still rotate a full 360° without loss of pressure.

[@johnsergei]

1:13. Did the Earth change direction?

[@christopherduby5330]

Yes it did. Its fake . Conforming the people to think they are somewhere that is a ball and you can't go one way forever.. but just like the universe, our flat earth expands forever after the wall of ice that entraps our waters.

[@christopherduby5330]

If we live on a ball we can't go anywhere and people will be controllable.

[@johnsergei]

@@christopherduby5330 I guess that's why i see ships lights suddenly disappear on open sea, when the ship is about 20 miles away and a few minutes before that, you can see the light refraction on the water, as the masthead lights are by then, only just above the horizon. Go back to your plantroom. Because you are likely a plant, to discredit the likes of me and millions of others, who find media and government stories very very fishy.

[@christopherduby5330]

@@johnsergei kzbin.info/www/bejne/a5qcfJJ_n89qgrc This will explain all for you in 2 min

[@christopherduby5330]

@@johnsergei atmospheric lensing causes it

[@mynamemylastname7179]

The Earth CGI looks better than todays Earth CGI

[@ASlickNamedPimpback]

Because it’s not CGI

[@mynamemylastname7179]

@@ASlickNamedPimpback probably right it is a high quality painting, back then they use paint better than todays cgi.

[@ASlickNamedPimpback]

@@mynamemylastname7179 Christ, please tell me you're joking

[@mynamemylastname7179]

@@ASlickNamedPimpback no christ for you reptile.

[@mynamemylastname7179]

@@icycreative You are Correct Helmets Don't Rotate like that. If you watch the video carefully as the astronut guys goes into space, The asstronut guy is actually an action figure filmed as Stop Motion Animation Film. Miniature Models were widely used back then like star wars.

[@damonschultz4006]

Nice helmet 👌

[@TonOfHam]

Stop motion animation.

[@viktor1496]

Ever heard of frame rate? Wasn't the best in cameras taken to space in the 60's

[@TonOfHam]

@@viktor1496 I know what frame rate is, my degree is in computer animation.

[@viktor1496]

@@TonOfHam Well, why don't you go and find out what the frame rate was of cameras taken into space in the 60's?

[@TonOfHam]

@@viktor1496 That is the argument everyone always gives for why they think it's real. They are filming with a 16 mm camera running at 6 frames per second, but that is not what makes it look like stop motion. Firstly, in my professional opinion, this scene is created using miniatures. Also, If you look at the footage of astronauts on the ground wearing this same suit, they are not able to turn their head enough to swivel the helmet like that, instead their head moves most of the way inside without budging the helmet. The third issue is that the original ground images of the astronauts had no flag on the left shoulder until NASA had them all retouched, but the originals are still available. This was done because the actually suits had no flag on the shoulder at that time like there was on the miniature.

[@viktor1496]

@@TonOfHam First of all, saying "in my professional opinion" does not give your claim any more weight. If it's so clear to spot by a trained eye, why hasn't every expert on stop motion already outed this as fake? Secondly, the G4C spacesuit design did have a swiveling helmet, the design changed over the various gemini missions and they switched to a fixed helmet again after a few tries with the G4C. The only ones claiming it couldn't have turned are those copy pasting whatever someone told them.

[@MiaRyanne]

The earth spinning at that speed would sure make for a quick day

[@eventcone]

Fortunately it's not. The spacecraft is simply travelling at about 17,500 mph relative to the Earth.

[@Kemkachi]

@@eventconeso is all the new iss walks why is this one sooo much faster??? Genuine question here.

[@eventcone]

@@Kemkachi Is it? Well you'd have to check whether you were comparing like with like. First of all - at what altitude are the two space walks conducted? Higher altitude orbits are at lower velocities than those that take place at lower altitudes. I would expect the ISS is higher because its up there semi-permanently and they don't want it re-entering the atmosphere, whereas this Gemini mission was very short. Secondly - this is 16mm film footage which - if I am not mistaken - was shot at 6 frames per second instead of the usual 24 fps to save weight of film carried. So at what frame rate is this being played back? If it's faster than 6fps than that would make everything look faster than it actually was.

[@Kemkachi]

@@eventcone That was my problem! For some reason I didn’t put everything together on my head lol. I was thinking this was also on the ISS but clearly is not and it’s much lower in orbit it then the ISS is. Very slow moment on my part and also good point with the lower quality filming.

[@Mattribute]

I never knew about the swivel helmet until now. So much tech went into these programs that you never even think about until someone points it out.

[@drewjeers815]

Other sources had denied the swivel helmet for some time until a necessary revision. It's that sort of thing that makes people skeptical we were ever walking on moon.

[@DrCash7]

Lol fek comment. Swivel is revisionists attempt.

[@collegefootballaddict1715]

Can you imagine how scary it would be once you left the ship? Just dangling out there in space by a cable, traveling thousands of miles per hour? What if something goes wrong? What if there was a minute, undetectable hole in your suit - in the vacuum of space? What if a tiny, minute piece of space dust or pebble hits your suit (or the ship) traveling at 20,000 miles per hour? So many variables to go wrong - this guy is super brave.

[@BrandonAEnglish]

Don't worry -- just like a Hollywood film, it's fake so there's nothing to be afraid of. The astro not in this video turns his head, which is impossible to do in a space suit. Also, can't you recognize the stop motion photography?

[@YoungBizWhiz]

@@BrandonAEnglish why would they fake it?

[@Nicolos117]

@@YoungBizWhiz you? You fucking believe this?

[@johnsergei]

@@YoungBizWhiz Because it's their job (obeying orders). All money is bank credit, therefore all human activity is profitable. & too the largest industry on the planet. You know, the industry that funds wars, cancer, and bogey viruses. That's right, the more unhealthy people there are, the better the economy.

[@chuckdeuces911]

@@BrandonAEnglish you should stop watching so many conspiracy theory channels. They can turn their heads. This is 1965, they had suits in which they can turn their heads. Recognize the stop motion photography? You're just rambling off a few things you heard on one of those flat earth channels. Stop motion photography? Lol, they could just keep editing until it's perfect if that were the case. Why would they miss something so big but you and every crackpot catches it? Let me guess, you also believe in the mud flood, mountains are frozen titans, mountains are melted buildings, the world fairs were fake/old world buildings we destroyed/ impossible. You can't prove anything wrong but have never even looked to see if all of this could be real.

[@weldrocks]

How would your helmet turn if its attached to the suit not your head? Its not a motorcycle helmet.

[@johnsergei]

This one probably is (& nore can motorcycle gloves breathe under water).

[@viktor1496]

Why don't you look up the model spacesuit he was wearing? The G4C version of the gemini spacesuits, you can even go look at it in musea.... you could turn your head. Doing even a little bit of research before commenting stupid shit would be appreciated If you want to know why, the helmet is attached using locking rings, similar to those used for the gloves. It allows an airtight seal and rotation.

[@Madswiberg]

Look at the last second 😂 is that a face in the helmet mirror?

[@h.dejong2531]

That's not a face. That's the Gemini capsule in the center, Earth on the right, the sun on the left.

[@Black_Metal]

How did he turn his head??? spacesuit helmets cant be turned. Im not an space hoax beliver, but i just want to know how.

[@jonweman6128]

On the models they used at time, apparently yes they could: www.quora.com/Could-astronauts-ever-swivel-their-helmets-independently-from-their-body-during-spacewalks

[@Black_Metal]

@@jonweman6128 thanks

[@gaiustesla9324]

turn the playback with 1.75 speed and watch how it turns to claymation as the "astronaut" gets far enough away.

[@moogcity5825]

Jordi yo me quiero ir de aqui

[@Greggybread]

So where there is no air...a glove just floats off and flies away. What propelled it in the first place? Something would ha e had to push it to start its momentum

[@kitcanyon658]

Yep, like whatever force there was to get it seperated in the first place. With low mass, and now resistance, the glove wouldn't need much more than a gram of force to get it moving. Learn physics, son. Don't be lame.

[@kaimodo1366]

The best part is his salute with the turning helmet which is supposed to be stationary

[@BlahBlah_13]

The helmet on the Gemini G4C space suit was designed with a locking ring having rotating bearings. This allowed the wearer to turn their head from side to side.

[@kaimodo1366]

@@BlahBlah_13 airlock bearings? Rly?

[@pepevonkek7803]

Nope. That's not best part. What balloon does in vacuum. It will be like a ball. None of those astronauts suits look like they are in vacuum, but WAIT THERE IS MORE!!!! Lightning hits the Earth 45 times every second. Earth is like fireball. But you never see this 45 hits every second on NASA videos, as they don't have technology to fake realistic thunder.

[@matheusfaria7230]

@@kaimodo1366Bro, if you've worked making clothing in the past you will already have the enough knowledge to tell that these suits being weaved is the biggest proof that this is all a lie, any gas inside would be sucked out instantly.

[@kaimodo1366]

@@matheusfaria7230 Ye, but PsyManDan or Not A Professor Dave - Freaks believe in air tight stitches xD

[@ryancampbell3513]

So realistic.

[@trendynow1369]

Lol

[@sebastianfischer2082]

Generaly the case when something is filmed on location...

[@trendynow1369]

@@sebastianfischer2082 i guess you don't understand sarcasm.. makes sense why you believe nasa

[@sebastianfischer2082]

@@trendynow1369 was making fun of the imbecile... Very aware he's a deluded fool like yourself who can't cope with reality

[@jackspadack555]

So fake his helmet turning like that would de pressurize the entire suit

[@caav56]

And that's why later space suits had fixed helmets. However, the Gemini G3C and G4C had swiveling helmets, made possible by a big metal bearing at the neck. Official specs can be found here. ntrs.nasa.gov/archive/nasa/casi.ntrs.nasa.gov/19660007653.pdf

[@caav56]

7 out of 29, marked "4" in the lower left corner. 16 out of 29, marked "13 in the lower right. 18 out of 29, marked "15" on the left side.

[@SkepticMind1939]

@@caav56 Couldn´t find anything you say. Only reference to a movable visor was the one: "The space suit helmet is attached to the pressure garment by a pressuresealing ring. Currently, a bubble-type helmet is being evaluated. This type of helmet is being considered because of the increased reliability afforded through the elimination of a movable visor, the increase in visual field, the decrease in helmet weight, and the simplicity in operational use" It says it was eliminated.

[@camschuster5947]

Crazy to think that thermal glove will float for an eternity so among the Cosmos

[@eventcone]

It probably re-entered quite quickly.

[@BeeLarryKing]

Everyone is talking about the helmet moving how about the fact that the rope on him kept flapping lit it was being hit by wind there’s no wind if there’s no air

[@TonyaRoy]

i know right, totally thought that too.

[@icculus]

Sounds like you need a physics lesson. Look up Newton’s Law. That combined with zero resistance in the vacuum of space provides for perpetual motion. Hence the ability to orbit. Any simple movement can result in dozens of interactions.

[@cornpop8712]

icculus and the helmet?

[@MrMe-yk5of]

Ultimate Warrior Gemini helmets were able to turn

[@cornpop8712]

Mr. Me don’t see how that would work under pressure or why it would be a design requirement in the first place.

[@fatnblack]

The vacuum chamber at NASA Glenn Research Center has 8ft thick walls to keep atmosphere on one side and a near vacuum on the other. However, sacesuits.....🤔

[@eventcone]

That's different. The higher pressure is on the inside of a spacesuit, not the outside.

[@weldrocks]

Just because you think NASA videos are fake doesn't make you a flat earther!

[@johnsergei]

Some money (to be a shill) from the agencies behind this will make me a flattie (or at least pretend to be).

[@Pattern51lover]

They couldn’t turn their helmets could they?

[@CristianoFerr]

yep, they could www.quora.com/Could-astronauts-ever-swivel-their-helmets-independently-from-their-body-during-spacewalks

[@killerklipz]

I feel like a million dollars

[@Antihero115]

this looks like a PS2 game and I love it

[@steigerbower]

I prefer digital effects compared to this old stop motion stuff

[@Kryptiq333]

Its really textural when its done good and I enjoy it but this really sucks

[@GDR007]

I don't think its a stop motion animation.

[@martinrivera3385]

There are absolutely ZERO videos of stop motion from 1965 that come even 1/10th as close to looking this good. Even the biggest film production companies at the time couldn't pull something like this off. Please try and find a single video of stop motion from 1965 that looks this realistic to compare against.

[@Tarquinthetyrant]

Why the hell does everyone think this is fake. It is not.

[@CoolNickHere69]

True.

[@fullmentalalchemist3922]

The dude turning his head in the helmet makes me wonder.

[@h.dejong2531]

@@fullmentalalchemist3922 The Gemini space suit had a swivel joint for the helmet. Later suits switched to a fixed joint.

[@Nicolos117]

@@h.dejong2531keep coping. This is the fakest footage I’ve seen

[@h.dejong2531]

@@Nicolos117 "I don't understand what I'm looking at so I'm going to call it fake" is not a good argument.

[@cornpop8712]

It looks so fake it must be real 🤪

[@bigtow8375]

stop motion animation

[@CrazyPets0]

Stop motion brain probably

[@jonduke4748]

@PizzaCakeAt4AM But the cable is at a different frame rate...

[@dyers1210]

@PizzaCakeAt4AM did you see the helmet turn? Forget about frame rate...NASA doesnt have a suit with a turning helmet.

[@everytongueconfess]

wow!!! Your green screen work inspires me

[@ASlickNamedPimpback]

Please tell me you’re joking

[@jeannenordquist9205]

Show me the engineering and mechanisms for a pressurized swivel helmet and I will show you how to part the Red Sea

[@monster-mag]

ntrs.nasa.gov/archive/nasa/casi.ntrs.nasa.gov/19660007653.pdf

[@theguywhoisaustralian1465]

@@monster-mag got em

[@SkepticMind1939]

@@monster-mag "The space suit helmet is attached to the pressure garment by a pressuresealing ring. Currently, a bubble-type helmet is being evaluated. This type of helmet is being considered because of the increased reliability afforded through the elimination of a movable visor, the increase in visual field, the decrease in helmet weight, and the simplicity in operational use." The link you have provided does not contain any other references to a "movable visor" other than to say it was eliminated. It certainly does not provide details about the engineering and mechanisms behind such device, which was the request from the original poster. What the hell are you sharing that document for?

[@gdp69]

actually got em @@SkepticMind1939

[@GDR007]

The amount of people who think this is fake is just sad.

[@caden6119]

Where are the stars??

[@GDR007]

@@caden6119 They're there but the camera they used didn't pick them up thanks to a little thing called.... 'Shutterspeed'

[@Kryptiq333]

@@GDR007 why are the clouds so still? Why are they so careless letting things fly out at him? How high are they suppose to be right now cuz they look iss height? You must have that elon logic. It's real cuz it looks so fake

[@GDR007]

@@Kryptiq333 You must have that tinfoil hat logic. Yeah the clouds are moving. You just ain't gonna get nothing with that small 5fps camera. Also how does one little glove flying out at him prove it's fake? The glove floating around disprove it's a Stop motion because from a filmmaking stance... How even would they go about doing that!!??? String/wire would be detectable in the way the objects move and how would they move them without inertia moving them (if they were in a sound stage). Also I believe you mean low earth orbit. Gemini 4 orbited at an apogee of 165km and a perigee of 289 km. The ISS orbits at an apogee of 419km and perigee of 421km. Things can appear smaller or bigger based on your position In space.

[@tulevikstudios1067]

I don't think the helmets could really turn.

[@fairysox221]

Someone should have told the stop motion animator that space suit helmets don't turn independently from the space suits... lol

[@viktor1496]

The G4C spacesuit design had a swiveling helmet, go educate yourself instead of copy pasting whatever some conspiracy nut told you.

[@fairysox221]

@@viktor1496 I looked up the swivelling helmet and that mission didn't have them so I think that makes you applicable to your own comment. Hehe

[@viktor1496]

@@fairysox221 I'm interested in which bogus source you got that from. The G4C suit was worn by all gemini missions 4-12 with the exception of 7. Since this is footage from gemini 4, it obviously had the G4C. In fact it was the first gemini mission that used it. With the previous version, the G3C (no swiveling helmet) only being used by gemini 1,2,3 and a modified one used for 7/

[@bigboilard9300]

@@viktor1496 uhhh my flat earth forum told me that we used diving suits in the Gemini missions when we rescued dinosaurs form orbit so maybe check your facts

[@viktor1496]

@@bigboilard9300 You know, it isn't a troll if it's so obvious. but kuddos for trying

[@colonelburton8451]

Whoops. Space helmets can't swivel. Somebody should have told the stop motion animator that.

[@h.dejong2531]

Gemini space suits had a swivel joint for the helmet. For Apollo, they switched to a fixed helmet.

[@dustinmikesell7908]

Man this looks like my 98 PC computer game graphics

[@viktor1496]

It's from 1965 bud, the framerate of cameras back then was so extremely bad that everything looked choppy as hell. Look up some films or series from that time, movie grade cameras couldn't do it better than this, and this one had to go to space. In this clip the footage is sped up to make it look smoother, you can easily look up the original non sped up footage. it will look way choppier though.

[@dustinmikesell7908]

viktor1496 good lord you are some kind of special if you think anything about this is real... I’m sorry you can’t decipher reality from fiction. Hey why don’t we have a real picture of the earth.. ALL CGI. NASA admits it themselves so what’s that about. Should the Hubble I’m have taken a photo a long time ago... Time to break past the conditioning my friend

[@viktor1496]

@@dustinmikesell7908 I'm sorry you need conspiracy shills to tell you what to believe. You realize CGI and computer graphics in general weren't even invented in 1965 right?

[@dustinmikesell7908]

viktor1496 I’m sorry you are stuck in the matrix my friend. I hope you know the lord. Good day

[@viktor1496]

@@dustinmikesell7908 It is a sad existence if you have to rely on your faith on what to believe. FYI only about 32% of the world is christian, have a good day.

[@pierregauthier6999]

top notch stop animation

[@sH-ed5yf]

No actuall footage

[@trendynow1369]

​@@sH-ed5yffake af

[@sebastianfischer2082]

Stop motion now? You conspiracy nuts have to get a clear concencus on your theories as the anount of claims without evidence is a clear insicator of why your type should simply be ignored

[@enquire422]

What the hell, this is total bullshit! He says ' I feel like a million dollars' is code for you better pay my my dues! Thank god for the internet!

[@andrewcornell9985]

Did his helmet turn?

[@xdivinematrix9291]

Looks like claymation to me the way his head turns and then waves.

[@michalsavatar7]

It's a stop go animation. NASA has been faking space missions since the beginning.

[@LeftOverMacNCheese]

@@michalsavatar7 i own 6fps camera. Does that mean I'm stop motion maker lol?

[@michalsavatar7]

@@LeftOverMacNCheese no it just means you have a shitty camera and can't handle the truth when it's staring you in the face.

[@LeftOverMacNCheese]

@@michalsavatar7 huh is that so? That doesn't sound very convincing ain't it coming from a very person that cant handle the truth spat into their face itself and proceed to be ignorant without giving a single proof whatsoever

[@michalsavatar7]

@@LeftOverMacNCheese I don't argue with stupid. If you can't see that it's a stop go animation, then I can't help you. I showed the clip to a bunch of people years ago and they all instantly said it doesn't look real..........because it's a stop go animation. The Soviets pulled the same trick, so not only did the Americans fake their first space walk. They couldn't even be the first to do it lol

[@williamsamy506]

I thought you can't turn the helmut just your head in it.. lool

[@sludgeness1]

The entire concept of spacewalks is garbage. You have to take a few things into account to understand the Deception. First, the craft supposedly maintains a speed of 17,000 mph to stay in orbit. Anything on the outside of something that fast would be ripped away. So, they say there is no air, it is a vacuum. Yet, if it were a vacuum, it could not exist next to a non-vacuum (Earth) without a barrier to seperate the two. Then they'll say...it's gravity. Everything they say about gravity is a theory, it can't be proven. If anything, gravity can be disproven with common sense. The moon causes tides, but doesn't effect lakes and rivers. Gravity is strong enough to hold everything to a ball, but weak enough for a balloon to float. When you live in a fantasy world, there's an excuse for everything. It's all fake, as fake can be, and the more you see, the reality is fantasy.

[@ofthewaytruthandlight1320]

Bravo! Excellent points made.

[@h.dejong2531]

Your arguments are invalid. 1. The craft maintains a speed of 17000 mph *in a vacuum*. Anything on the outside of the craft is *in a vacuum*, so the force working on it is zero. 2. Gravity has been well-proven over 400 years. This video is a demonstration of the reality of gravity. A simple experiment proves how this works in our atmosphere: Go to a tall building. Measure the air pressure at the entrance, then go to the top, and measure the pressure again. The pressure is lower here. This demonstrates that pressure differences exist without a physical wall between locations. 3. The moon causes tides by pulling water from one place to another. In the open ocean, this is a lot easier than in a river. Most rivers are not long enough for the difference in gravitational pull to be noticeable. 4. Gravity pulls on objects with a force proportional to its mass. Balloons are light, so the gravitational force working on them is small. Actual science beats your fantasy every day of the week.

[@adamkennethmusic]

Thank you for summarizing exactly what I was thinking but could not articulate it like you

[@IbrahimKhalil-bt9yh]

How did his helmet turn?

[@viktor1496]

The G4C spacesuit design had a swiveling helmet. Similar to the wrist joints that can also rotate Don't ask me why they discontinued the design though.

[@IbrahimKhalil-bt9yh]

@@viktor1496 no tell me

[@viktor1496]

@@IbrahimKhalil-bt9yh I answered your question

[@IbrahimKhalil-bt9yh]

@@viktor1496 you said don't ask me why they stopped using it

[@anchorthesun3438]

Because it’s fake

[@gumpyflyale2542]

Why does the rotation change

[@viktor1496]

Because the craft turned around. There is quite some time in between the different shots.

[@marcosgomez8618]

They slowed the video down.. About 5 years ago, this video showed the Earth moving faster.

[@DrCash7]

Yep. Changed the quality of the vid too. Retcon retcon retcon.

[@sebastianfischer2082]

Whatever you gotta tell yourself to stay deluded

[@bantutelama21]

He looks like he s sitting down and floating in space, what would the natural position of someone floating in space? what in water one extends oneself in the water not sitting down. compare the movements of earth to modern space walks and you'll see that earth has been accelerated a bit.

[@viktor1496]

You see the harness he is wearing strapped under his thighs? That's what constrains him to that "sitting" position. And it wasn't accelerated bud. It only looks that way because the framerate is slow. The earth moves just as fast on modern footage taken from the ISS

[@Mor2gain_760]

@@viktor1496 No, no it doesn*t... Some videos it doesn*t even seem to move at all...

[@Mor2gain_760]

@@viktor1496 Maybe a different level of orbit, so the speed is different...

[@viktor1496]

@@Mor2gain_760 This was low earth orbit, the speed of orbiting between this capsule and that of the ISS is negligible. could be that they were launched in opposite directions though.

[@nicolasgaticamarcotti6070]

no, if you stay still in water its pretty much the same position, nobody would be straight in water unless you force yourself to be straight, why do you think babies stay most of the time in the same position too?, because is the most effortless, and dont require any muscle movement

[@stormtackett6700]

I had no clue the earth slowed down since 65. Man we were spinning so much faster back in the day. No wonder why we can't get nothing done. Plus we use to be able to turn our heads in our space suites!!! I guess they just don't make them like they used to. Good ol trustworthy NASA.

[@eventcone]

🤡

[@hdrbloke3520]

guessing here, but this is underwater.

[@joedirt5139]

Claymation

[@Freeman0022]

Who’s still buying this in 2024?

[@ComicMelon]

there's nothing wrong with the video, please provide evidence

[@peteconrad2077]

People with a three digit IQ.

[@jesitoepke8984]

Santaolalla

[@peteconrad2077]

People with normal or better intelligence.

[@johnmoore4822]

Call Mich back then did not turn. The helmet goes on and locks in place and the only thing that turns is the head inside the helmet

[@eventcone]

Not true. Not for this helmet design. Hint: There's more than one design.

[@johnmoore4822]

@@eventcone wrong, wrong, wrong, uh no!!

[@eventcone]

@@johnmoore4822 Oh really? You have obviously not looked into the helmet designs used during the Gemini program (not to mention those used by pilots of high altitude spy planes like the U2 and SR-71). Look up the GH-4-C helmet used on Gemini.

[@johnmoore4822]

@@eventcone can’t argue with a moron, so I won’t 🖕🏼

[@weldrocks]

"Looks like a vital piece of equipment flying out the door...oh well looks like we wont be returning to Earth, bummer."

[@HoratioDragan]

That's an overkill. Why simulate when anyway we live in a simulation?

[@indowntime1966]

Notice how his whole helmet turns before he solutes, this is fake ladies and gentlemen.

[@jogen906]

The G4C spacesuit design had a swiveling helmet.

[@indowntime1966]

Ya it did...on claymation

[@jogen906]

@@indowntime1966 are you slow?

[@indowntime1966]

Reality is something You have to look at. really look at. Why r u so concerned of what another human thinks? GO CHANGE YOUR DIAPER CHILD.

[@charles1962ful]

Ces fou la qualité des camera a ces températures