Apollo 11 Tribute - The Full Mission in First-Person view - KSP RSS/RO

[@Kurgutt]

Thanks everyone for your warm comments and feedback, appreciate it ! : ) Shall I make a tutorial covering how to land on the Moon with this IVA, in RSS/RO ? Or maybe how to do this particular lunar rendez-vous & docking sequence ? Thx for your feedback : ) Also a mission report I wrote, with descrption on how each important steps is executed, with associated images, and some Nasa diagrams to go along : ) forum.kerbalspaceprogram.com/...

[@uhb0t]

What specific mod has the usable Iva?

[@Kurgutt]

@@uhb0t ROCapsules (you need RSS/RO). If you play stock, it's available in Deck's saturn V (needs ASET and RPM). All the mods are in the video descrption : )

[@MangoBucketHead10]

can you do an apollo 13 mission vid? Thanks

[@Kurgutt]

@@MangoBucketHead10 That something I could consider, however the difficulty is that KSP is limited in terms of failures and systems accuracy in regards to the real ones... I'm also planning to improve the Apollo IVA cockpit interior for that, If I have time...^^

[@looneytoons2878]

They had to fake it to make it

[@CHAZENE]

What I love is that it took more computing power to make not just the game but this video as well than it took to actually go to the moon...

[@TrioArtsOfficial]

Took less computing power to fly to the moon than it takes to even view this KZbin video

[@builderdude9488]

@@TrioArtsOfficial computers in a nutshell. some are for specific purposes while some are multipurpose and serve many functions

[@redoberon]

I always enjoy how enthusiastic and cheerful Mike Collins sounds all the way to the moon

[@Kurgutt]

haha yeah me too ^^

[@v44n7]

I once got a like from him on twitter. I will be forever grateful to have been part of his life even for that small bit. I even feel like i touched the moon. And I am not even American but the apollo program was trully a human archivement. Thanks America thanks humanity Thanks Neil, Michael & Buzz. Thanks Kurgutt for this fantastic video

[@Phoenix2.5D]

There were quite a few astronauts on Apollo that really cheer me with their enthusiasm, Charles Duke is another one if I remember correctly, he had quite some fun on the Lunar Surface and even had a little bit of "Lunar Olympics" (but he tripped and then it was quickly shut down by Mission Control bahah). What's crazy to me is that they aren't MORE giddy, if I were on the moon I'd probably get in trouble cause I wouldn't be able to stop myself from celebrating aloud. I think that shows how incredibly professional and tactful these men were.

[@paulfesta5084]

I've never heard the onboard conversations before. It really puts you in capsule with them! Very powerful.

[@Kurgutt]

Yeah exactly, also reveals more the human and chatty aspects of the crew, that the Capcom tranmssions don't have : ) I loved digging through those archives

[@monostripezebras]

Masterfully done! We live in times where KSP players make better documentaries then the history channel, lol.

[@Kurgutt]

hahaha, thanks < 3

[@rowmagnvs]

100%! History channel has lost the plot lol

[@peterlustig2488]

Bro, this truly is a work of video art! Beautiful job you did there :) loads of space enthusiasts will love this!

[@Kurgutt]

Oow, thank you Las' ! < 3

[@jody6851]

Almost. The US flag is incorrect. It only has 35 stars -- 15 states short. Other than that, a great job.

[@Kurgutt]

@@jody6851 You're right ! As I explained in your other comment about that, It's totally on my side, and it was a big facepalm. Missed it since I was focused looking for a flag texture with windy effect on it, and of course, I noticed it once the vid was posted..^^ As usual with things like that haha

[@notpc48]

4:18 "Somebody farted." Buzz Aldrin

[@JcBoi]

That's my new favorite inspirational quote

[@Chatta-Ortega]

Buzz was covering for himself.

[@charlieakin8074]

I was there as a 11-year-old kid. This was a treat, watching the entire video. Well done on the panel details. Thanks again.

[@Kurgutt]

Thanks a lot, all my pleasure : ) Well I was the same as you when discovering all those golden nuggets of crew conversations when making this video ^^ Cheers

[@Bigalinjapan]

My heart almost stopped beating when walking on the moon. Imagine experiencing that shit in real life.

[@IndianaJade]

Everything was perfect ! The music, the audio, views, the flow ! You did an amazing job. Who would have guessed a KSP video could be this immersive ? Thanks for this moment.

[@Kurgutt]

Many many thanks ! I'm happy you enjoyed it, and glad you appreciated the immersive aspect I tried to bring into it indeed. Yeah KSP is just... great < 3 Thanks again : )

[@cv7245]

@@Kurgutt I hate the music because it takes away from hearing the callouts.

[@noahmoore6252]

I don't know why, but I had tears on "The Eagle has landed". Everything about this video was perfect, the crew audio and the music.

[@Kurgutt]

Thanks a lot for your words ❤ I guess a lot had tears at the same moment, when it happened, back then...! : ) Cheers

[@thejerseyj5479]

To think that this all took place a mere 66 years after the Wright brothers first flight is mind boggling !

[@Kurgutt]

Completly yeah... What I found crazy too, is that W. v Braun was an actor of space exploration, all the way from the beginnings to the first steps on the Moon ! His inner child must have lived a true dream haha Cheers

[@tvre0]

Great job dude! Was a challenge and executed beautifully!

[@Kurgutt]

Thanks a lot !

[@sergei6572]

Brilliant work in every way! In my space collection there are articles from Soviet newspapers of the first decade of the space age, in particular about flights under the Mercury, Gemini and Apollo program. By the way, despite the space race between the USSR and the USA, all articles are written very respectfully and this applies to all NASA programs. There is one video on my channel just about the Apollo 11 flight and an autograph by Neil Armstrong. With respect and best wishes from Russia.

[@Kurgutt]

Thanks for your words ! Wow, just watched your video, that's very precious materials you have there. I'd wish to able to read russian for this. Brings emotion still thanks to your explanation. Maybe will come a time where this little plaque found on Apollo's lander legs, "we came in peace for all mankind", will be applied down here as well, between countries and people. "...to bring tranquility to Earth" as Nixon said... Really inspiring documents, thanks for sharing again, and best regards from France.

[@sergei6572]

@@Kurgutt Thanks for watching! I'm totally on the same wavelength with you! Good luck!

[@schizophrenic_twink]

This was simply amazing! Hopefully, it will get more views, you deserve it :)

[@Kurgutt]

Thanks a lot for your kind words : ) Don't hesitate to share it !

[@CrazySaVaunT]

Love the music choices, I love the Moon Machines series too

[@Kurgutt]

Thank you so much ! Yeah me too < 3 Fun fact : Do you know how I came with the idea of using Frank Sinatra's "It's nice to go traveling", for the trip back to Earth ? It's because the crew actually listened to it (I guess on a tape recorder), while in orbit around the Moon... That adds so much to the thrill imo : D Cheers

[@JIMJAMSC]

Were they playing and listening to music during this??? Surely it wouldn't have been added for reasons when so much time and effort was spent into making this simulation as realistic as possible. Confused.....

[@Kurgutt]

​@@JIMJAMSC They weren't listening to music during the critical parts, but otherwize yes, they did llisten to some music in space: fly me to the Moon/Nice to go travling/others, hence my choices : )

[@dclong-]

The staging and ignition @ 2:30 sounds wickedly awesome!

[@adzisme]

This included things I had never heard before. This is a Master Craft exercise. Well Done, sir.

[@Kurgutt]

Many thanks! I'm glad that you discovered some things, I my self stumbled upon a lot of new audio to me when digging, and I'm happy that people enjoy that too ! : )

[@avcat1209]

This is awesome! What a wonderful tribute to these 3 great men. Neil, Michael, and Buzz were my heroes throughout my growing up years. All 3 are still my heroes to this day.

[@TrioArtsOfficial]

My favorite Apollo 11 Crew lore is that Buzz Aldrin was confronted by a moon landing denier at a scientific convention and he got so mad that he decked them in the face

[@TheHatManCole]

Just unreal. You did a great job making this video. It is good to understand what flying inside the actual ship was like, and what it looked like. And the music and your inclusion of some actual film was perfect. This was created as a documentary. You did one hell of a job, not quality was missing

[@Kurgutt]

Thank you so much for your words and feedback, glad you enjoyed it ! : )

[@ryanreedgibson]

Wow, this is amazing. I don't know much about it but it was a fun experience. I didn't realize just how short the first stage was.

[@Kurgutt]

Thanks a lot ! Glad you enjoyed it and learn some bits and bobs : ) Short in burn time you mean ? you only 2 min', but hey not the same efficiency as the J-2s, some big power much needed to get that saturn off the ground ! : ) Cheers

[@ryanreedgibson]

@@Kurgutt No, from liftoff to stratosphere where you pull the most Gs. When you see a video launch from the outside of the rocket they must slow down the video because it seems like it take a long time.

[@TheHumanFly516]

Amazing! That prank they played on Houston with those monkey sounds wth that was hilarious! Never heard before xD

[@Kurgutt]

hehe, yeah me neither before making this video ^^ IIRC those are train sounds played on a tape recorder... Cheers : )

[@philipmangaoang1352]

Thanks for virtually taking us back in time to the moon and back. Beautiful work of art.

[@Koldatt]

Im glad this is getting alot of attention! you worked hard on this. well done!

[@Kurgutt]

Thank you ! Yes I'm happy about it in regards to the fact that that maybe it'll show rarer seen things about apollo, like the onboard crew conversations for instance... (that sentence for sure isn't english-ly sane ^^ hope you'll understood my point haha) Best to you !

[@acebubbles5023]

every time i see a video like this i’m amazed it doesn’t have like 100k likes. Great content i’d love to see some of the gemini missions in this format

[@Kurgutt]

Thank you for your words ! You can share it with your space-loving friends too! : ) Oh about Gemini I was thinking about it yeah, tho I will need to make a better replica of the Gemini cockpit myself, since there's no one I'm satisfied with in KSP right now... Maybe for the Gemini anniversary ! ; ) The space shuttle I'd love to do as well, and to do a precision landing manually-flown reentry... but this I have to pratice before haha ^^

[@Synystr7]

Mike Collins was a gem. He deserved the surface just for his positive attitude alone.

[@doge151.]

I loved how you used the landing from first man for the landing

[@Kurgutt]

Thanks : ) It fitted quite well, and it's a nice music as well < 3

[@ComradePhoenix]

4:19 Someone needs to make a top 10 video of Buzz's quotes, and put this at number 1.

[@Kurgutt]

Agreeds ! And know what's funny, I found it by accident in an archive audio, since it's not in the official Nasa transcripts. Those naughty admin guys excluded it ! (Also Mike is very chatty too^^)

[@allgood6760]

Well done with this👍.. I saw Buzz Aldrin speak for an hour here in NZ in 2010 about his experience ON the Moon and in space. Nerl Armstrong said it would be harder to fake than to succeed. Project Apollo waa a success 👍🚀🇳🇿

[@TheWolfwiththeDragon]

21:10 Imagine being Neil and Buzz, looking at that moon lander, where it is and where they are, and knowing that you are looking at something that no Human has *ever* looked upon before. Feeling the support of an *huge* organisation, comprising some of the brightest minds in the world, and the two of them being the only ones to actually witness it. We see it as images, videos or simulations. But for them it was real. Imagine actually being there, you and your mate, with the entire world watching invisibly from the celestial body up in the moon's sky. Love this video! Gave me an appeciation for this event that seeing it on video don't quite give.

[@johnsonknight1120]

I've been looking for capsules that could make a FreeIva-compatible Saturn V. This video has really helped.

[@Kurgutt]

Happy to hear that, freeIVA is great.

[@elbaiku]

This is gold. Awesome job mate. 👏👏 Please keep this pieces of art coming!

[@Kurgutt]

Thanks ! < 3 I'll try ^^

[@DDoom33]

Let's appreciate the amount of work that went into this!

[@Kurgutt]

In the Apollo 11 mission by Nasa ? yeah truly outstanding. :P hehe thank you ; )

[@GapleyekPL]

Absolutely amazing video and great job!!

[@Kurgutt]

Thanks a lot for your feedback, glad you liked it ! Feel free to share it ! : )

[@tombirkland]

This is fantastic! Thoroughly enjoyed it.

[@Kurgutt]

Thank you : ) Glad you liked it !

[@moxxierathe]

it's mindblowing that you filmed all of this in KSP 1

[@Kurgutt]

KSP 1 is amazing, and modders deserve all the love : )

[@moxxierathe]

@@Kurgutt the only sad part is that some of the mods don't work anymore. glad you where able to do this while they where all compatible with each other, though!

[@Kurgutt]

@@moxxierathe I used the latest version of KSP for this video : ) a lot of mods work actually ! : )

[@moxxierathe]

@@Kurgutt i currently have a few of them, but I'll make sure to check out some of the other ones.

[@Tanvaras]

This is so well done, thanks for creating and sharing this. Was very well worth the watch. Hope more people get to see this. Shared to a few of my space loving friends.

[@Kurgutt]

Glad you enjoyed it ! And thanks for sharing : ) all the best

[@david-sg6cw]

Wow dude! This is just an absolutely amazing work of video art! Hope you get more views on this because it really is a piece of art you made there and you would deserve it. Keep up the good work!

[@Kurgutt]

Hey, thank you so much for your kind words and feedback ❤ Much appreciated ☺ Cheers!

[@hawkdsl]

I was there... sitting on the floor watching it as it happened. Funny thing.. as I watched this, I was more impressed with my parents reaction then my own at the time. But Apollo 15 was my absolute favorite... We took a "Dune Buggy" to the Moon! I just thought that was the coolest thing of all time! We're Americans, of course we took a car to the moon! How funny is that?! No one born after that will ever understand the heart bursting pride we felt. I hope one day you get that feeling, and I hope I'm still around for a second go.

[@Kurgutt]

I would give a lot to have been there in those moments for sure, how lucky ! And I wish you indeed to see it again 😉

[@64davrecon]

Nice post, thanks for putting it here. I must have flown that transpo & LEM extraction a hundred times after they added the Apollo package to Orbiter. Tried to post the video on KZbin, but back then they had some sort of length limit, so never got it on.

[@yeettiti3621]

Excellent, excellent rendering and extremely detailed...u should be very proud of urself

[@TheSciack94]

This video is just beautiful. Really good job! I enjoyed every single second of it!

[@Kurgutt]

Huge thanks ❤:)

[@aksHandler]

I still can't believe we've stepped on the moon, we've stepped on something other than Earth. 50 years ago that is.

[@Kurgutt]

With analog tech, manual visual tracking, sextant to look at the stars. This will always blow my mind indeed !

[@timewithluca]

This deserves so more views! Awesome work done there! Love it

[@Kurgutt]

Hey thx a lot ! ❤ Well it's already about 140 times average more than my others videos of 500 views haha thanks again : )

[@mrfrankiej932]

Absolutely gorgeous and with all the excitement and wonder of really going there. Not that I would actually know of course. And this was only the third ever manned flight out to the Moon, with another 6 to follow.

[@Gendos_Iz_Tallina]

Смелые были люди! Пройти такой путь и вернуться домой . . . Я всё же верю, что это не предел и что в будущем всех нас ждут новые прорывы подобного масштаба.

[@SmilingBoB420]

this was amazing. i hope the algo picks this up and shares it with more.

[@Kurgutt]

Many thanks ! ❤ Well for me it's already at least 150 times better than my average vid haha but hey yeah, let's spread it ! I hope that people also discover new little things about the mission, like those crew audio conversations. : ) Cheers

[@nastyn8g]

This was absolutely and unbelievably well done. Moved me to tears when they were on the moon looking back at the Earth. Really great stuff, thank you!

[@Kurgutt]

Thank you so much! < 3

[@microtheguyfromearth]

Cant believe they did this in under 30 minutes!

[@Kurgutt]

Schedule was very tight. Each breath was timed.

[@candle_eatist]

That couple of hours in the LM really was short wasn't it? Crazy how time flies.

[@raptortrainer1548]

Why is this so good!

[@Kurgutt]

Because the mission it self was outstanding ? cheers : )

[@PopeLando]

A lot of the music was composed by Philip Sheppard for a little known documentary series called Moon Machines, where each program focused on a particular part of the Apollo hardware: the Saturn V, the CM, the LM, the Apollo Guidance Computer, the spacesuits and the Lunar Rover. I'm a big fan of what I call "Moon Music" including Brian Eno, Philip Sheppard and Gary Lionelli.

[@drymeen]

Bravo ! Loved every part of it.

[@Kurgutt]

Thank you so much !! ❤

[@SebastianGonzalez-tg9ol]

Amazing job doing this! If you could port this to VR, it could be one of the best experiences out there

[@Kurgutt]

Thank you! : ) Yep VR exists for KSP IVA-ing, and it's amazing.

[@flywithusMSFS]

There is something absolutely and scarily powerful in this.

[@barryberman563]

Just wonderful! I wish I could give it more than just one "like"!

[@Kurgutt]

Oh thank you < 3 You can also share to other people ! ; )

[@sveng9933]

Peace of art. What a great documentary!

[@Kurgutt]

Thank you ! < 3

[@airplanes42]

This is fantastic. The attitude indicator seems to be going crazy though.

[@Kurgutt]

thanks! Yeah one of the flaws of the game ^^

[@earthb67]

That was just amazing! Fantastic job!

[@Kurgutt]

Many thanks! < 3

[@IsraeliDino]

This was a masterpiece of a video, thanks so much for flying the mission all the way through like this, as well as capturing and portraying it in such beautiful fashion!!! Everything was just marvelous...really felt like we were in the capsule with them, as well as on the lunar surface and back home on Earth...wow ❤

[@Kurgutt]

Thank you so much for your kind words < 3 I my self discovered a lot by doing this video, about apollo and its crew, I'm really happy to make people live this experience, and maybe discover some new things about it : ) Cheers

[@IsraeliDino]

@Kurgutt But of course!!! 😄 I can't imagine what experience it must have been going through the checklists/procedures like that (learning the module systems and everything!). Did you let the KSP simulation actually run through the whole thing or did you jump from segment to segment? I assume the distances in-game are scaled down from reality 😂. I honestly never heard the cockpit recordings like this but hearing them for the first time while "sitting" in the capsule was something else entirely hahaha. I most definitely learned a lot - that Mike was a funny guy, especially, hahaha 😜. Cheers indeed! Do you have a background in aerospace or do you just have a passion for it?

[@Kurgutt]

​@@IsraeliDino Yeah going through the audio archives was really great, and there's a ton of things I wanted to included, but I had to make choices due to video time constraint... ^^ KSP with those mods is in real scale yeah, but there is time warp : ) Yeah Mike is so chatty haha : P No background, at some point I almost went in astrophysics studies but changed path. Also had a private pilot license for planes tho, so yeah, just a passion : )

[@IsraeliDino]

@Kurgutt Amazing!!! I'd say that even with the time constraint, you chose just the right moments to show...phenomenal. And oh of course there are mods for that hahahaha, I should've known 😂 But oh wow gotcha, awesome - to be able to delve into one"s passions like that (heck - to know what they are and to put aside time for them!) is a very special thing!!! I also almost went to study physics/astrophysics but decided upon aerospace engineering instead...halfway through the degree now! 😝 Good on you for getting your license also - that is a dream of mine which one day soon I will also attain, gosh I love flying 😉 Keep on creating these lovely works of art, we'll all be here to like and subscribe hahaha

[@Slowgroovin]

Nice video. Everything but the alien craft that were observing them.

[@Stubbies2003]

Nice addition of moon liftoff and rejoin with the CSM as you don't normally see that portion included.

[@Kurgutt]

I would've felt a little bad letting them stranded on the Moon haha Thank you ! : )

[@thesonicbros1107]

Bro needs more than just 500 subs especially when he’s making stuff like this

[@Kurgutt]

❤🙏 : )

[@Moon___man]

Great video! You really forget youre watching KSP and feel like youre there with them lol

[@Kurgutt]

Thank you ! Oh then if you had that feeling, I cannot be happier than that : D thanks again❤

[@mattlawsonx]

This was captivating! Well done.

[@Kurgutt]

Many thanks ! ❤

[@danzstuff]

these IVA's are awesome

[@Kurgutt]

Yes, the modder made an incredible work < 3

[@ZarathustraMG42-qo7oj]

I think for all the detractors who say it was fake. There is a beauty in this that no fake could ever have achieved. In terms of the electronics used to the machinery. To the astronauts. To ground control and how people the world over felt. It all has it's own internal integrity. It was a moment that marked time in our history.

[@rlovell383]

This was amazing. Hard to hold back tears when they landed.

[@Kurgutt]

< 3 I guess it was the case too for a lot people on Earth at that time... Tears of joy and emotion !

[@MrRozzi20]

Mike is a real one for that 12:39 lmao

[@Kurgutt]

haha yeah ^^

[@ravishah6403]

Work of Art. Thank you for this!

[@Kurgutt]

Many thanks ! ❤

[@Nghilifa]

Fantastic! Just fantastic! Well done sir!

[@Kurgutt]

Many thanks ! Happy you enjoyed it! Cheers

[@LayneBenofsky]

A fantastic effort! Well done!

[@Kurgutt]

many thanks ! < 3

[@tocko73]

Wow awe inspiring how cool this is and how much effort is must’ve taken

[@Kurgutt]

Thanks man ! Yeah took some time indeed ^^

[@Sawyer_202]

Jesus man this is insane! Incredible video god damn

[@Kurgutt]

Thank you thank youuu !! ❤

[@unownyoutuber9049]

this is awesome!

[@Kurgutt]

Thank you !!!

[@erickbanos6864]

Beautiful work. Many regards.

[@Kurgutt]

Many thanks, and best to you as well ! ❤

[@jaymac7203]

This is incredible 👏

[@tartansauce4879]

Just so very well done! Love it!!!

[@Kurgutt]

Thank you so much ! < 3

[@tinto278]

Great job! You put a lot of effort in this well done. 🦅

[@Kurgutt]

thx ! : )

[@adamgoldsteintv]

Amazing video! Great work!

[@Kurgutt]

Many thanks ! : D

[@robertodams]

Really cool video, thanks for your efforts

[@Kurgutt]

And thanks for your words ! : )

[@robertodams]

@@Kurgutt you’re welcome 🙂

[@KayoMichiels]

For a second.. i thought this was Orbiter 2010 with NASSP...

[@Kurgutt]

Haha, muuuch less detailled, but still incredible for KSP... : )

[@SnaxDesAvions]

Same here lol

[@lluvik2450]

this actually made me emotional

[@BostonballH8ter]

I just want to be honest,although I have different beliefs I subbed because Im trying to make vids for my new Flight Sim Channel and this is by far the most amazingly produced next level body of work I've ever seen,you have brought to life what nobody has done before and in no way will i detract from your outstanding creation,I'm trying to learn as much as I can and I'm glad to have found this channel,well done and I truly believe once this is shared people are going to want more ....amazing!

[@Kurgutt]

Wow, thank you so much for your words, that touches me, sincerely ❤: ) Best luck to you for your channel, and happy flying / Sim-ing ! Cheers

[@TheHatManCole]

Right after landing when Huston said "you got a bunch of guys here starting to go blue" it wasn't because of the landing itself, but the fact that Eagle was having some problems: first, the computer kept restarting for no apparent reason. Second: they were really low on fuel. I think they landed with 2% left in the tank. Neil was actually trying to figure out how high up his ship could be where it could free fall and still land safely. Next the dust was a bit unexpected, and everyone had it in the back of their minds that maybe the surface was all dust, and the ship would just fall through.

[@Kurgutt]

Thanks a lot for your words < 3

[@glenchapman3899]

If you look closely at images of the lander in flight you can see a small piece of stiff wire hanging down from each leg. The idea was if those wires did not crumple on landing then the dust on the surface was a lot deeper than expected. And yes the landing was a nightmare. At one point Neil was flying the lander like a helicopter trying to clear the boulder field they had strayed into

[@tomblatch1594]

Amazing! Thankyou for making this

[@rowmagnvs]

This is superb. Well done!

[@Kurgutt]

Thank you so much! < 3

[@no-name7135]

Absolutely amazing!! What version of KSP are you using?

[@Kurgutt]

A big thank you ! I'm on 1.12.3

[@dieteroppermann]

thanks for this superb and historic job. fantastic

[@Kurgutt]

thank you < 3

[@kr1958]

very nice...I should say they likely didn't have any digital LED displays on the spacecraft

[@Kurgutt]

Thanks ! Yeah it wasn't LED, but they had numerical display more or less at the same place as you can see the LED ones here. Just a limitation of what props are available in KSP to place in...

[@zounds010]

The DSKY had an electroluminescent display with digits that look very similar to 7-segment LEDs.

[@Kurgutt]

@@zounds010 yep, less green than that tho, but correct me If I'm wrong.

[@aalvarey]

respect to these legends installing 50 GB of mods onto their computer

[@Kurgutt]

haha

[@MrMetaldoctor]

Fantastic, always gives me goosebumps, masterful job 👍🏻

[@Kurgutt]

Thank you so much < 3 And best to you ! : )

[@syz911]

This was done when the world's first LCD screen was just manufactured. Can anyone imagine that?

[@Kurgutt]

It's incredible achievement for that time, the AGC and DSKY were truly a marvel of engineering, the heart of the spacecraft ! It's funny, since yesterday, I just watched a conference given by David Scott (astronaut on Apollo/gemini), since he was very involved in the development process, as the user, and gives the astronaut's perspective on this amazing hardware / software. A great talk ! there it is : kzbin.info/www/bejne/hIergaiklthne5Y Cheers

[@JcBoi]

4:20 The way he says mm-hmm.

[@RamanNoodles01]

“Somebody farted!” -Commander Edwin Eugene “Buzz” Aldrin Jr., July 16, 1969

[@albinliungman1093]

As soon as I had Justin Hurwitz I got goose bumps

[@leonardodavinci4447]

Good job!

[@whippdogkzoo]

Wow! Great attention to detail here.

[@Kurgutt]

Thx ! There's a ton more I would have liked include, anothers crew conversations, etc... but time contraint ! Cheers

[@VM-is8by]

Great work...

[@Kurgutt]

thx < 3

[@Everybody90fr]

14:27 lmaO didn't know they were chill like that

[@Kurgutt]

Me neither before doing the vid ^^, there's ton of other fun conversation going on in the mission, but the vid would be hour long lol