Apollo 15: "Never Been on a Ride like this Before"

[@clubsport9334]

I could listen to this magnificent gentleman all day.

[@oleandre_7816]

How bouth that

[@Samarfatima]

same

[@cardgameenjoyer7446]

They're laughing all the way to the bank You brainwashed government minions 😂

[@kimjongun2946]

They're actors on a set. You realize that now right?

[@jameslyons4919]

@clubsport9334 Yes, he is a good narrater.

[@fxnimatedits4203]

I can’t wait for the Artemis to launch

[@kausarahsan4732]

Me too

[@azharkuzairy]

yes!

[@Mine-bw7li]

Same🌎➡️ 🌕

[@eliasgallegos3058]

I know right!? 🚀🙌

[@wooddogg8]

I wanna be there!!

[@ramal5708]

The fact that during this mission they put a plaque on the moon remembering the US astronauts and Soviet cosmonauts that died during space exploration

[@lawzenhowsadyojatashivam4206]

fact is nobody landing on moon

[@dylantb619]

@@lawzenhowsadyojatashivam4206 proof?

[@lawzenhowsadyojatashivam4206]

@@dylantb619 tell nasa proof first then i proof

[@dogwalker666]

@@lawzenhowsadyojatashivam4206 nasa doesn’t care about you!

[@lawzenhowsadyojatashivam4206]

@@dogwalker666 then i dont care

[@nislaav6712]

3:07 This is probably the biggest sign of humility I have ever seen. Even tho the countries were in rivalry, the brotherhood bond of space exploration and respect was greater.

[@stevenswapp4768]

So true, most admirable Bump knucks! 🤜🤛

[@M89020]

I liked the space race way more than thermonuclear war.

[@stevenswapp4768]

@@M89020 after long hours of sequestered deliberation, I think I gotta agree

[@hekpacobctac616]

At this moment, countries in pre hot War ready to destroy each other. But cosmonauts working with astronauts peacefully

[@neutron3775]

Great example of courage and human determination.

[@ftswarbill]

I think the first person that was hungry enough to take the first bite of a lobster was.

[@philipdrew10]

More just money but ok. They just poured money into it until it worked

[@philipdrew10]

@@aemrt5745 Your right it was historic thoug

[@pan4909]

@@philipdrew10 Only one of our species greatest achievements

[@ethanjlord589]

@@philipdrew10 money doesn't just create thinks, the brain does does. they could chuck all the money in the world at it but it still might not have worked.

[@winterbear9978]

Now Im 13 years old I want to be a astronaut in NASA One day I do it I really love NASA Best lanuch ever😊😊

[@nasar7838]

Me too 13 I too wanna be an astronaut in nasa

[@fguy8846]

good luck on your journey

[@Anuhea_Silverheart]

Same here!

[@morfin998]

i want to work at nasa because i want to see aliens

[@Krishivplays]

Also me 🙋

[@paulcarter2907]

Well, I've watched quite a few of these Apollo vids, and this one, has shown me many images I have never seen before...The black and white of them in dinghy is wonderful image...Thanks for posting.

[@MrHichammohsen1]

Can't wait for some 4K footage from the moon with ARTEMIS! Go NASA!

[@romanschapter6513]

NASA=Never A Straight Answer. Founded by occultists that serve the father of lies.

[@MrHichammohsen1]

@@romanschapter6513 Very soon my friend you will see it with your own eyes.

[@hi-ws8gd]

@@romanschapter6513 go on, apply for a job at your local circus, they are looking for professional clowns

[@viejaspeliculasfilipinas3621]

@@romanschapter6513 your flattard founder is the father of lies

[@romanschapter6513]

The LORD I serve is Sovereign over all, Maker of Heaven and Earth, Omniscient, Everlasting, Holy Righteous Just and True. Omnipotent. Glory to the LORD Jesus Christ

[@Grimdock]

The fact humanity has touched the stars, makes me happy inside. It shows that perhaps one day our species may yet explore and multiply the cosmos themselves, if we haven't destroyed each other beforehand.

[@wildboar7473]

Which Star?

[@Grimdock]

Our very own! :D@@wildboar7473

[@RyanEmmett]

I never knew there had been a deep space walk. Fascinating.

[@waqasahmed6859]

Teri shakl dekhi asa lga,,sary masly khtam,,,,kio h asa,,,,,,,waja yeh,,America superpower,h,,,,,,skon milta,,,,koi khalai mkhloq aygi,ye,,tabah krdygy,,,

[@sorohcoos6129]

@@waqasahmed6859 kya bakwas kar raha hai. chal bhaag yaha se moorakh insane

[@crowncollards7783]

@@waqasahmed6859 khalai mkhlog puri duniya ko taba kar sak te hai…

[@FraterNal96]

They were walking on ur head

[@leelunk8235]

YES IN HOLLYWOOD CALIFORNIA

[@guywhoknowsstuff6379]

Wonderful video today. Happy 50th, Apollo 15!

[@sharminalamshapla1587]

A small step for man A huge leap for mankind

[@sandybarnes887]

Close. Almost quoted it correctly

[@gregclare]

@@yaboii305_junior2 Yes, all visits to the moon involved more than one.

[@grassdog46]

@@yaboii305_junior2 Prove it

[@theabyssaldemon]

“Who wants some skittles”

[@greenylp5631]

@@yaboii305_junior2 Then prove it

[@NZC_Meow]

Tears of pride fall from my eyes

[@kimjongun2946]

Just like other films I've watched. But Kubrick's moon landings was really emotional.

[@alex-internetlubber]

@@kimjongun2946 Shut up

[@indragithperis5317]

i could listen to this magnificent gentleman all day

[@jonathanrichard6881]

Ira "Bubba" Smith worked at NASA as an Engineer back in the late 60's early 70's. He was my Uncle ,GOD rest his Soul.It's no mistake I ended up on this site. I Love you and mis you Uncle Bubba. He help design the Rover Tires. He told me in person how he Designed a small super thick Glass port window so the Astronauts could see outside of Gemini rocket. He told me a little about the Mercury Mission and Apollo 15. The Greatest Mission in the History of the Entire World. I tear up many times watching these films. I am Super Proud of Uncle Bubba. I would like to Thank NASA for giving my Uncle an Awesome Legendary Career over at NASA. A Special Thanks to Everyone at NASA! GOD Bless!🌛🌠

[@gordonmills2748]

The simple act of dropping the hammer and the feather should put the "Moon landing was faked" arguments to rest. The rocks they collected? That gave us our current understanding of how the Moon was formed. And for those who doubt the heroism of these men, know that they spent 296 hours in a ship the size of a VW bus and if anything went wrong they'd die.

[@wildboar7473]

Simple for Simpletons indeed, not scientific, no lab repeats, Agnostics have no way of knowing if real feather and hammer, we just have Your knowing.... And more childish bla bla bla, Soviets got rocks, and on & on.....

[@GrilledCheeseSandwichReal]

@@wildboar7473crazy how you’re yet to make a coherent point

[@wildboar7473]

@@GrilledCheeseSandwichReal ....STRANGE, only this dummy's "Point" shows on safe Top Comments.... like so often mine ghosted.... Type unable to make own (point making🤭) > "No they’re consistent" powerful coherency on Others :) -- Cheesebrain indeed *crazy* but my style does not seat well with Some.

[@GrilledCheeseSandwichReal]

@@wildboar7473 dude make a coherent point or stop arguing

[@wildboar7473]

No they're inconsistent.

[@spoogel]

Kind epic! Greetings from finland!

[@topfacts7111]

Love yalll Greetings from SriLanka

[@nasar7838]

Me too from srilanka

[@topfacts7111]

@@nasar7838 nice

[@vimalramachandran]

Proving Galileo right on the Moon (of all places) was the highlight of the mission in my eyes.

[@dogwalker666]

Agreed

[@kaifrankson4032]

GORGEOUS

[@dovpauzner5093]

Amazing historical achievement. Well done NASA, well done USA !

[@torkilkass944]

Even though Apollo 11 is a amazing achievement, we shall never forget about the other "First times" NASA did

[@robertwilliams1473]

When young people say they have bought a Tesla, I tell them when I was young people were driving electric cars on the moon.😁

[@JUSTaCringeChannel]

That never happened

[@greenylp5631]

@@JUSTaCringeChannel Cringe, just like in your name... Go ahead and prove it

[@Flesh_licking_spider_monkeys]

@@greenylp5631 I doubt he is gonna prove it.

[@tonylee1667]

Why would you say that though?

[@raajkumar2710]

😂😂😂😂moon landings real 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣c'mon kids

[@lukebowers536]

A well put together & well hosted look back, i am now sadly a little to old to make it to space at 46, i dont think i would pass the stringent criteria needed despite my knowledge of the sciences & thousands of hours in sim's, but non the less; NASA's work on all things science & space has re-invigorated my passion for space & science this last few years along with their partner's SpaceX & Boeing & many others.

[@ricardioscarbonara102]

Shatner did it at 90, you're fine :-D

[@masterweird]

the pace spacex is moving at im sure you could go as a tourist to space soon

[@nonick11]

​@@masterweirdspace?? Ok. But THE MOON?! 😂😂

[@warlockofwordschannel7901]

The actor Brian Blessed still wants to do a space flight at least in his twilight years. Never give up.

[@tobanhoffmann8347]

length of shadow at 0:48 and 2:29 @@nonick11

[@stevecochran9078]

I got to see Dave Scott's suit with Moon dirt on it and one of the command modules on display at the Langley NASA museum when I was in HS, and later several times again when I was stationed in the area while marching in the legions. It's one of the coolest and most interesting places I've ever visited.

[@hypatch8014]

Something of note about the crew of this mission is that they didn't get along with each other that much, they weren't friends, but were nevertheless able to do their mission duties in a professional manner. That's the polar opposite of the crew succeeding them, the crew of Apollo 16, who were very close friends with each other.

[@scorpiorising3741]

They might not have been friends but they were fellow freemasons.

[@23igna]

They didnt went to the moon.

[@FrankyPi]

@@23igna The best friends crew was Apollo 12.

[@codymoe4986]

@JF...You didn't "went" to school, and it shows..SMH

[@jacktherex9242]

@@23igna *go :)

[@olivergrumitt8033]

Commander David Scott has now become only the second moonwalker to live to see the 50th anniversary of his walk on the Moon. He is now one of only 4 Moonwalkers who are still alive, the others bring Buzz Aldrin of Apollo 11, Charlie Duke of Apollo 16 and Jack Schmidt of Apollo 17. David Scott is also now the only surviving Moon landing Commander. James Lovell, Commander of Apollo 13, is still with us but unfortunately he did not land on the Moon because of an explosion in the service module. For this 50th anniversary of this flight, we also remember David Scott’s colleagues, Jim Irwin, who walked with him on the Moon, who died in 1991 and Al Worden, who died last year. In many ways this was the most spectacular and successful of all the Moon flights. Dave Scott, , Jim Irwin and Al Worden will always have a very special place in the history of spaceflight, and deservedly so.

[@AbderezakBoudouka]

(علم الفيزياء+علم الرياضيات) جناحان وعزيمة= نجاح

[@JKS62B50]

Thank you NASA team for all your milestones!! Can't wait for the SLS to push the boundaries even further...

[@rakibhossain6916]

Wow ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ Love so much NASA ❤️❤️❤️

[@NJASpace]

The first car on the moon! I really didn't know that fact! Amazing mission!😄

[@kimjongun2946]

Yeah but they did this a few more times on set after this one.

[@chillbruh333]

@@kimjongun2946 bro shut up

[@alanrandall49]

What a great thought that one day in the near future, some astronaut will get the Moon-Buggy running again and take it for another spin around the Moon!

[@evelknievel2000]

I’m afraid it’s fried under the heat of the sun after all those years. During daytime the surface reaches 120celcius. While nighttime is minus 170. That’s why all the landings took place at a place where it was early in the morning in moonday

[@rf937dave7]

A different world back then. Wonderful experience remembered.

[@SKVERMA22]

You are,will and will be top of the world space agency❤India

[@marvinmartinsYT]

Thank you sir. That was an excellent history lesson.

[@In_Rem]

Hi-Story tale

[@mohanchenna964]

Tale story cheating

[@johntucker469]

i remember that flight well.those guys were my heroes God Bless America

[@MrGlenspace]

I have that photo signed by all three astronauts. Plus an original patch, nit the gumball knockoffs. It is original because buried in the patch is a little sewn 15 if you look hard enough. I got these items and many more from my cousin who worked at Grumman on Long Island NY. He was an engineer and helped build the lunar module and shuttle wings. He sent more more Apollo and shuttle stuff I still have.

[@kashutosh9132]

2:57 - Salute A good gesture by NASA(by including astronauts from Soviet)

[@bhawnajaiswal8962]

Isn't it amazing? The apollo 15 'then' And the Artemis 2024 'now' All our wishes to the entire team of NASA❤❤❤❤❤

[@chrisb2512]

And this is what I love to see🔥🔮

[@davetheuniversalllama6787]

Amazing

[@frankstonrat]

The Apollo missions were just, plain glorious. I have so much respect for the courageous crews and the robust technology that served them.

[@wildboar7473]

The Robust is having a painful process of rebuilding.

[@frankstonrat]

@@wildboar7473 Indeed. But the private companies building space vehicles today can't match the sheer heft and resources of NASA in the 1960s and 70s. I think the future will see private companies in far more partnership with NASA. Even NASA's two Voyager vehicles still function, a bit, 15 billion miles away, after nearly 50 years. It's like that old Mustang in the garage... still cool.

[@wildboar7473]

@@frankstonrat WHO do you think constructed Apollo CM & LM ?

[@frankstonrat]

@@wildboar7473 Yes I know, many, many private companies - and universities -worked on Apollo one way and another - but NASA had the bulk to manage and coordinate the whole thing, oversee it all as a contractor. That's a huge advantage over single companies or smaller groups in the private sector building space vehicles by themselves. I was suggesting that in future, the proportion of government to private sector partnering could emerge more consistently on something more like equal partnering. But some things will go on with NASA as big, overarching contractor, particularly those missions that are pure research (for now).

[@wildboar7473]

@@frankstonrat ...nasa was a Contractor? Sure their Project, with demands, yes not having the construction work to do is advantage. Even if not so productive Apollo 1 wise... Missions that are pure Research?? Robust Technology (lost and painful process to rebuild).... [Gene Kranz Speaking of the errors and overall attitude surrounding the Apollo program before the accident, he said: "We were too 'gung-ho' about the schedule and we blocked out all of the problems we saw each day in our work. Every element of the program was in trouble and so were we." 😯 After the FIRE🌇, the Apollo program was grounded for review and redesign. The command module was found to be extremely hazardous and, in some instances, carelessly assembled.]

[@McAvoy00]

“That's one small step for man. One giant leap for mankind.”

[@anjali57]

Realy great

[@goldenboy06]

Now where have I heard that before? 🤔

[@nasar7838]

Neil Armstrong words

[@McAvoy00]

@@nasar7838 that’s right👍👍

[@nasar7838]

Hmm

[@Abell_lledA]

Narrative of Self is the result of a feedback loop between “Separate Self” & Cosmos🎈

[@andrewstamford1988]

I never get tired of watching this stuff. Maybe its because I was a kid when this was going on or maybe it was just so cool and looked great, the vehicles, the suits, the equipment - not like the dubious space entrepreneurs around today, the crummy space vehicles on offer these days. I won't even mention the silly garden centre costumes.

[@santerinurmi]

There is a green spot in the upper right corner of the video picture from 1:30 to 1:37. What is it?

[@spacetalks5204]

A lens flare. This occurs due to the reflection of sun light inside the camera. And some other reasons too.

[@JamieWex]

Yeah, this was an unsung mission. It was a good ship. Even when Apollo 13 had its tank explosion due to human error (the tank was dropped during construction), it still managed to get people home. It was a good design

[@gives_bad_advice]

re 13 -- i think the cause of the explosion was identified as an out of spec thermistat

[@JamieWex]

@@gives_bad_advice Jim Lovell (the mission commander) said the tank was dropped something like 2 inches in his book. It messed up the plumbing in the tank. Still though, the ship made it despite all that damage. Pretty cool

[@dannybell926]

50 years... that's amazing. Congrats NASA

[@muthuvlog6080]

😂😂😂

[@alex-internetlubber]

@@muthuvlog6080 What have you ever accomplished?

[@sido6689]

I want to be an astronaut when I'm older

[@kimjongun2946]

Do what these actors did back in the 60s. But that's if course only if Hollywood thinks another moon landing movie will sell.

[@dogwalker666]

​@@kimjongun2946 shut up spreading your disingenuous lies.

[@dogwalker666]

Hope you get the chance, It will be amazing.

[@kimjongun2946]

It's not hard being an actor. You'll achieve your dream.

[@famlrnamemssng]

@@kimjongun2946Source?

[@satyapriyapunyamantula]

No words just wow👍

[@samageetdutta9781]

Godspeed NASA! Gotta Break Records in Artemis this time✌️

[@sanjst]

Non-mission related story: I turn 50 next week (3rd Aug) and was named after two of the Apollo 15 astronauts. My mother was a young single mother so I was supposed to have been adopted out and did not have a name. Eventually my Grandmother decided she could help look after me and, because of all of the newspaper stories at the time about the Apollo 15 mission and crew, I was promptly given the first and middle name of Scott Irwin :)

[@shawgoodman]

Early Happy bday sir

[@OLDCCHANNEL]

My birthday is 3 August too

[@michaeljennisonjr.7410]

34 year old me, recognized this as a line from "Rumpshaker". 🤣

[@Mote.]

So amazing

[@cave_rock_croc3040]

What was not mentioned as a first for Apollo 15, was the launching of the first satellite from a space craft..

[@stankyrearend]

id like to know more about them docking to the command module from the moon. scary stuff imo

[@NaitingGalia333]

I do very much believe that NASA has put their feet on the moon...God Bless All of You 🌷

[@Promax643]

I like this mision is very cool ❤❤

[@chessdad182]

Imagine someone on earth showing you their car trying to impress you, and you say "Nice car. Reminds me of the car I drove on the moon." LOL

[@kimjongun2946]

What, driving it around on a Hollywood set? Big deal

[@riko11096]

@@kimjongun2946 What are you trying to achieve by doing this?

[@frozensnowflake3389]

Waiting for Artemis launch! Hope it’s considered as special as the Apollo mission in the future! Real inspiring content!

[@emilygates8098]

Incredible speech from John tribe and really a great video very insightful!

[@ExxylcrothEagle]

that take off at 3:17 is hilarious. cracks me up every time

[@ExxylcrothEagle]

@Mudkip909 everything

[@ExxylcrothEagle]

@Mudkip909 I don't care

[@dogwalker666]

@@ExxylcrothEagle because you are incapable of doing anything that skilled, You are laughing because you are scientifically illiterate. Typical Cleatus.

[@jamesrapp9778]

Cheers for the video mate 😎👌

[@kimjongun2946]

Cheers goes to Kubrick

[@rahulnigam4575]

Wow what a amazing mission is this 😍 . Congratulations nasa , congratulations nasa team who made contributions directly and indirectly and also congratulations to Apollo 15 mission Astronot 👍.

[@kimjongun2946]

and congrats to Kubrick

[@rahulnigam4575]

@@kimjongun2946 ???

[@kimjongun2946]

@@rahulnigam4575 he was the director on set

[@rahulnigam4575]

@@kimjongun2946 ohh jealous Kim jong un, not soo funny!!!

[@kimjongun2946]

@@rahulnigam4575 anyone could've hired Kubrick for a price.

[@abdulkarimtalb9178]

Apollo projects was great so NASA planing to landing on the Moon again in Artemis mission in 2024 and all space lovers waiting

[@EmericTimelapse]

This is out of this world. Never heard this story before!

[@schonau1969]

I met James Irvin twice. 1st time was in Alaska 1986 and then in Germany 1988.

[@yassassin6425]

Not long before he passed away then.

[@Mauronator]

This is truly awesome! Especially the music is simply outstanding! WOW I am really impressed!

[@ih7america]

What were us without NASA, congrats Sir!

[@Arun-bz7py]

Can't wait for Artemis mission

[@rawveganterra]

Is there any uncut & continuous video footage of the rocket taking off? Too many video cuts.

[@GrilledCheeseSandwichReal]

I think the NASA archives have something like that

[@annacassell6604]

Wow amazing

[@rubymargaritais5657]

How did that rocket hold the car? How did it go from round to square?

[@Agarwaen]

google is your friend, this info is incredibly easy to find

[@ArKritz84]

It was folded up in the Lunar Module's Quadrant 1 Bay.

[@neilarmstrongsson795]

Where did they store their golfing equipment?

[@rubymargaritais5657]

@@neilarmstrongsson795 you all are hilarious 😂.

[@randysmith4331]

@@neilarmstrongsson795 you’re right. I always wondered where they put the golf cart and caddie.

[@jerry2976]

It will remain as a memory ☺☺

[@darvinclement3250]

Man, wouldn't it be cool to bring a lunar rover back to earth!

[@alexeikafe5388]

I'm pretty sure there are precise replicas in museums

[@SimonAElson]

Sadly it would be too heavy for the lunar ascent stage to bring it back. And why bring back 460 pounds of something you already have when you could bring back 460 pounds of lunar rock.

[@MrUran11]

They couldn't, because it was never there. Lunar rover? , what an idiots.

[@catmcnugget677]

Starship could do the job 😁

[@ethanjlord589]

@@MrUran11 you don't seriously believe they never went there do you?

[@ronm6585]

Thanks for sharing.

[@poweryt6347]

What is your favorite Apollo?

[@fpsliam]

Creed

[@dulcettones5536]

@@fpsliam You beat me to it, boo!

[@bear_82]

16, because I was there for the launch; the power of that Saturn V was absolutely incredible to feel

[@jakemckee2005]

@@bear_82 for me, 16 because it had John Young, the coolest astronaut in my opinion.

[@viejaspeliculasfilipinas3621]

Apollo 11 to Apollo 17

[@gghu6373]

just awesome🤗☺🙂

[@MrGerman1969]

How did they fit that big moon rover in the moon module to get to the moon ?

[@dansv1]

Search KZbin for lunar rover deployment.

[@yassassin6425]

It was folded and stowed into quadrant 1 of the descent stage.

[@chrave1956]

Come on , please no thinking we are Americans.

[@yassassin6425]

@@chrave1956 Speak for yourself.

[@entangledmindcells9359]

haven't tried very had researching things have you.. It only took 30 seconds of searching and I found it..

[@hannahludwig2595]

One day, the kids will not dream anymore with going to the moon. One day, the moon will be just an extension of Earth, and just like today we can't imagine our lifes without cars, people will cannot imagine their lifes without rockets. All of this because of the stuff of legend that were Apollo and Artemis missions

[@WalterCruz-USA]

Number 1 USA.🌎🇺🇸🦅 God bless America.🇺🇸🙏🏻

[@NewStreamLine]

Thank you very much for the video. 👍

[@VernyScholtz]

The dislikes are probably all flat earthers.

[@dickyCentauri1921]

Just look at the newest first comment, your iq will be lower after read some of the comments

[@SharkyKSP]

@@dickyCentauri1921 agreed I have to reply to a lot to comments saying proof Apollo is real

[@bean3243]

All of that in 1971, wow.

[@AkilaAbeysekara]

1.5k Views in 2 minutes SUPER 🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀

[@dpggammer]

VARY VARY BEUTIFUL HI SIR I AM FROM INDIA🇮🇳 LOVE FROM INDIA 🇮🇳💖🇺🇲

[@Abhi17shorts]

We love NASA ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@marcfoster4706]

At 3:17 when they left the moon at what point did they transfer to the space capsule that landed in the ocean?🤔

[@dansv1]

From the Apollo 15 timeline: Lunar liftoff - August 3, 1971 01:11:22 EST LM-CSM docking - August 3, 1976 03:09:47

[@marcfoster4706]

@@dansv1 I mean from this video time. How did they switch to a space capsule landing in the ocean from leaving the moon in the small craft that ejected from the module.

[@dansv1]

@@marcfoster4706 The lunar lander and the command and service module were docked together when they arrived in orbit of the moon. There was a tunnel between both craft with hatches on both sides. Two of the three astronauts transferred from the command module to the lander, then the lander undocked and flew down to the moon. For the return, the ascent stage of the LM lifted off the moon, leaving the descent stage behind. They rendezvoused with the command and service module in lunar orbit, crawled back through the tunnel, and separated from the lander. On the return to earth, the command module separated from the service module before reentry. Only the command module splashed down. Every thing else was jettisoned as no longer necessary extra weight.

[@Coldnoah]

The command module was left in orbit of the moon with another astronaut and when they where done they docked in space transferred the crew and abandoned the lunar module in lunar orbit

[@anjali57]

I also like Apollo mission's : Nasa lover ♥️🚀🚀🌌

[@iamnotawiseguy8034]

It's good to see how far humans have come

[@zaws3]

включение водородников забыли на второй ступени (бывает во всех лунофейках)

[@devinpoet423]

2:16 he slid the truth in when he said "hopefully they'll hit the GROUND at the same time, HOW ABOUT THAT😂😂"🎤 dropped

[@theendlessvoid7124]

Wut

[@Xernive]

@@theendlessvoid7124 You know how gravity works right?

[@freddythamesblack8479]

If only there had been more lunar missions back then, so much more could have been discovered.

[@yassassin6425]

In some ways it's perhaps for the best that there were not. Apollo's luck was due to run out.

[@gives_bad_advice]

@@yassassin6425 - yeah, it's amazing they did as many as they did

[@Dave05J]

Who would pay for it?

[@ArdyKyronGaming]

This is really Interesting :)

[@erpe-1]

10!!!

[@KickflipJesus]

So cool

[@MacB369]

It’s just so funny 😂 a true comedic masterpiece

[@maxfan1591]

Like to share the joke with us?

[@glenmiller4273]

Your education transcript? Yep!

[@creativity.bozzzo6398]

2:21 "how about that" so wholesome bro

[@astraserg]

Excellent!

[@rakkaus1028]

ＮAＳAThank you🇯🇵

[@linkinshanvlogs5482]

Great effort