Apollo Program Farewell | Apollo 17 Full Documentary

[@ባዕድ]

i saw myself in the background. I was visiting Moon as an tourist, beautiful planet. I reccomend you to visit.

[@FinnDoerner]

Me was there before 300 years. A bit boring but ok.

[@agl3083]

Ты с какой Галлактики прилетел ? Разве Лунные вирусы на тебя не подействовали ??? 😮🚀🛸🛰🌛🪐🌠

[@Dan-q4h]

It's not a planet.

[@okaygecko]

It's a moon 😂 dear lord

[@skull3992]

Are you guys stupid?

[@zacharyfindlay-maddox171]

Man, I want this version of the U.S. back! Everybody needs to watch this to see how far as a people we have fallen. Great video!! Moved me to tears.

[@richardcrawley406]

I felt exactly the same way - that was the greatest generation.

[@necondaa]

Do you guys not know about the Artemis program?

[@sbkarajan]

@@necondaa Artemis? Yeah, the one with mannequins? Everything is a fake.

[@ericmartineauMainer]

It is beautiful isn't it

[@cuewizchris]

In time it took you to watch this documentary, the US dropped eight plane loads of bombs on innocent people in Laos back in those years, up until 1973. I'm not sure the world wants that version of the US back.

[@crazyaces4042]

the guys were so happy! They were having the time of their lives just exploring the moon! I LOVE that part!

[@lucaseric8679]

This is what I think of when people ask why military test pilots were chosen to be astronauts so much. It's for some part for this reason here. They needed men they could stick in a tin can, put ontop of a rocket and blast them to the moon with thousands of things that could go wrong any minute. With that risk of dread and fear crippling the crew they needed guys they could be sure would listen, follow orders but most importantly have a cheerful and high morale mission regardless of the perils and to represent America to the world. Military test pilots are the only job I can think of ( I was a tank crewman so I had a lot of experience living in a small tin can with a couple other guys for months on end) that you need to have scientist understanding what's happening, and engineer ability to troubleshoot and fix things with very little and that soldier/airman/seaman ability to get on with a possibly fatal task with such boyish enthusiasm and military professionalism. I doubt the president would be so keen sending other professions with such risk factors and I think this is still the case.

[@arielmontesino2915]

No me chupo el dedo 😂😂😂 los reyes magos no existen muchachos

[@AlanpittsS2a]

I am fascinated with the space race. The feeling of seeing the moon get closer and to step out on it would be truly incredible

[@OlgaHolger]

yeah felt their excitement too, so wonderful and beautiful

[@538frostrd]

When I watch this it brings a tear to my eye, how much teamwork and non- skeptical all these people were. All working together for a common cause. America, at one of it's best moments. 🇺🇸

[@joeluebbers5474]

Oh my gosh, seriously? What would you think of these clowns if you found out they lied?

[@GrilledCheeseSandwichReal]

@@joeluebbers5474any proof?

[@maxmix8826]

[@indexgrey1859]

​@@GrilledCheeseSandwichRealорганизм человека не выдержит радиации и гравитационных нагрузок.

[@GrilledCheeseSandwichReal]

@@indexgrey1859 Основными источниками излучения были альфа- и бета-лучи, от которых они могут быть легко защищены тонким листом металла. Что касается гравитации, то соотношение тяги к весу было сведено к минимуму по сравнению с беспилотными кораблями. Луна также имеет только 1/6-й гравитации, поэтому на Луне не было никакого реального напряжения на их теле.

[@Nancy-hy5so]

That old saying "having the time of your life" is an understatement for them but they really are having a time of their lives also once in a lifetime but that one is really once in several lifetimes since man hasn't been back in decades. I know how dangerous it is and it's a miracle that none of the missions on the moon end up a disastrous tragedy. Especially with so much static electricity building up, they could have been electrocuted, or when falling down the suit could have ripped open causing decompression and of course lose oxygen, but with all that said and none of that happened man should go back at least to gather more rocks to collect for people as an award for big accomplishments and the moon rock as a metaphor for that because the moon landings were a big accomplishment. Rocks reserved for huge ones. If any of the astronauts didn't get to keep any rocks as a souvenir, then they should be given one.

[@joeluebbers5474]

Ya think not being back in decades is a clue?

[@OlgaHolger]

my thoughts too :)

[@spacecoastz4026]

I'll never forget that one morning I was in a NASA senior staff executive meeting, and being one of the oldest at the table....and who walks in but Gene Cernan. By the look on my face he knew that I knew who he was, and he immediately approached me and shook my hand. Most of the folks at the long table didn't know who he was.

[@kocurik679]

Cernan je pôvodom Slovák.

[@427max]

That’s awesome ❤

[@Thehubb1]

How are you still alive?!?

[@spacecoastz4026]

@@Thehubb1 By living healthy and not being over the age of 75.

[@arielmontesino2915]

Nunca llegó a la luna jejeje

[@Known-unknowns]

This was my childhood. I was just leaving Primary School. I remember thinking I could do anything. Haven’t done too badly in life 😀 These guys were inspirational.

[@mw12349]

what a beautiful documentary just Wow!! Nothing has topped this still do this date. Bless those brave men . Gives me goose bumps. How did his sunglasses stay on in the Apollo capsule?

[@92mlvl]

Because it’s fake

[@keshiarobinson5376]

What an experience for those guys to see the moon ,walking on it wow I can imaging the excitement. That’s amazing . Now when I look up at the moon in the sky I can picture what it looks like.

[@Xelastic]

Walking on an inhospitable, prestinly undisturbed for millions of years environment, and being one of the first at it... Wheew. The gravitas of this and previous Apollo mussions has hit oh so very profoundly while watching this documentary.

[@shane1039]

This makes me so happy to see. I envy anyone who was able to witness the Apollo moon landings. I was only born in 1993. The America I know today seems like it will never be what it once was and it breaks my heart. We need to stop funding wars and hating each other so we can advance as a species. (this goes for every government, not just the US)

[@aldunlop4622]

Well, I watched it when I was 3 lol, so I don't remember it, but it must've had some impact on me, because I've been a space nut my whole life!

[@JaylenPotts-zs2qw]

Apollo 17 is very special and powerful

[@proto-geek248]

@@JaylenPotts-zs2qw Apollo was really in the groove at that point. Too bad 18 - 20 were canceled 😑

[@master-kq3nw]

Yes God bless them

[@dolaxy]

as i'm watching this video, the iss just passed above me, amazing

[@427max]

Apparently it’s fake and all you saw was a B2 bomber the government uses to trick us into believing satellites are a real thing lol

[@twoknuckles]

This makes me proud and sad at the same time. We peaked as nation during these missions it seems. Sad that we haven't been back since.

[@richardcrawley406]

even sadder we have two astronauts stranded in the ISS.

[@fluffles9591]

​@richardcrawley406 id love to be stranded in the ISS....probably some dumb political moves....astronauts wouldn't wanna come back when they have the privilege of being in outer space, makes no sense what so ever

[@kocurik679]

Americký národ? Ty si Sioux,Apač, Lakota, alebo kto?

[@shawndavid7389]

Because its all fake

[@TabbyFont]

​@@shawndavid7389everything sad, because of you

[@xghostmanxx]

I was once a non-believer in the moon landing. I was wrong. Thanks to these astronauts and everyone involved. Looking forwards to the Artemis III mission.

[@The_Raven_River]

... 🤣 what in gods name convinced you its real? This shoddy video?

[@xghostmanxx]

@@The_Raven_River many common sense facts, maybe you will find those answers too or you can also deny it, denier or believer it’s all the same

[@pokethebear6287]

@@The_Raven_River Just keep hugging your bible and believe🤣

[@Lemingtona-x5g]

usa made you believe in covid too

[@daryllect6659]

Anyone capable of critical thought knows that no human has ever been on the lunar surface.

[@lesvideosdetarko]

A documentary humanity must see one time at leaf ! Thank you !

[@юрий-л4л4к]

Кубрик был счастлив снять картину для самых лучших людей на земле , американцев .

[@polnoeceloe]

40:47 Why is the antenna on the right side of this flying machine shaking? Cosmic wind?

[@paz670]

É vento no espaço kkkkk

[@CCCP_007]

Недосмотрели😂

[@地球過客]

​@@paz670， Whether it is someone in the United States publishing a book called "We Have Not Been to the Moon," or many self-media videos that have collected a lot of so-called doubts or evidence to accuse the United States of falsely landing on the moon. But those who boldly say it are just sensationalism, aimless, and just trying to catch the wind! The main method is to attract more video traffic, or to attract readers to buy his works and books to achieve both fame and fortune. In fact, there is no need to go into detail. Just based on the pursuit of logic, reason, human nature and rationality, NASA's senior and low-level officials and employees, as well as tens of thousands of scientists and engineers, should not use resources and financial resources to carry out real moon landings, but to carry out fake moon landings. The purpose was to deceive the Soviet Union and the world. If you believe it, it proves that you are also brainless! Unless all employees of NASA and all the tens of thousands of scientists and engineers are abnormal and brainless, they would do this!

[@Ruda-n4h]

Because it's in the way of an RCS thruster firing.

[@newheadstart]

because of thruster

[@larrywilliams5490]

Best video I've seen so far. Gave glory and thankfulness to Almighty God.🙏

[@Lovethemusic385]

Just wondrous. Humans can do incredible things.

[@chrismirwnitis2029]

Also can do horrible things

[@Lovethemusic385]

@chrismirwnitis2029 I bet you've done some wonderful things though.

[@awaizmehmood5418]

It's the best movie I ever watch. 🎥🍿

[@slavianalbanovich9025]

this is not a movie

[@m4j3dr1]

They lie, their belief cannot come out of the ends of the earth.​@@slavianalbanovich9025

[@debucosmic1905]

this is true ,,,why do you didn.t believed this ???

[@buslinjen]

take your medicin

[@Kshetrisana]

What 😂😂😂 yo it's not move 😂

[@jesusdociosaez3689]

Very, very amazing! Congratulations!

[@CosmicEarthGoddess222]

I’m in tears! This was so beautiful! I felt so much peace watching this #starseed

[@arielmontesino2915]

Mira una película de Hollywood y es más emocionante jejeje no

[@OlgaHolger]

me too!

[@mehmood2828]

❤❤❤❤ love you so much 😘😘😘😘😘😘😘 my 💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞 💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋 sweetheart 💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋

[@galileo80]

I love astronomy physics and planetology ❤️. Beautiful video. We in Italy have this young specialist of the "Frozen Giants". I read his new book. Beautiful.. His latest video on the moon is spectacular.This channel is another entry. Thank you, I have to learn English language 😂🥳🤗

[@BonBonBonni]

It's amazing how everything went so well at that time!

[@aldunlop4622]

There was a LOT of luck involved.

[@petersearls4443]

Look at voyager 1. Now in Interstellar space over 15 billion miles from earth. Sadly the more elemental something is the fewer chances of failure and the more sophisticated the greater chance of failure. It is a lousy conundrum.

[@master-kq3nw]

Nasa had lot of money good times for missions 70s

[@inlee99]

But why can't we do it now ?... Because of money ?.. I say BullShit !!!

[@petersearls4443]

@ 😂😂😂

[@7791D]

These dudes literely got to experience what it felt like being the only man on a planet. Pretty wild.

[@okaygecko]

It's a moon not a planet 😂

[@The1983333]

Ooooh incredible document,its 1st time i am watching docking of the moon lander to the waiting lunar orbiter in real movie seconds...

[@vliegendehollander]

Do people who think the moon landing was faked realize that the footage actually proves it happened? Because we can calculate the Moon's mass produces 1/6 of the earth's gravity, we can then predict exactly how kicked dust should behave and propagate in this low-gravity environment with no air. In the footage, the dust rises in smooth parabolic arcs and each particle follows a predictable trajectory, in a way that would’ve been impossible to fake with the limited technology of 1968. The pinnacle of computer graphics in 1968 was the film 2001: A Space Odyssey.

[@OlgaHolger]

thank you thank you thank you

[@MontyFondatent]

25:23 😂😂

[@QuantumNaut]

Watching this with the knowledge that it's 52 years after these events and no one has been back to moon in person since 1972 so sad. Just about gave me tears.

[@JürgenEhlert-i8w]

Why has no one been back on the moon? Because it never ever happened before. It is simply impossible.

[@huetwastaken]

​@@JürgenEhlert-i8w Going to the moon is very costly and a few moon landings is way enough to collect enough samples and they chose to stop them after the cold war, they're thinking about going back to the moon in the following years because the technology is now way more advanced and new discoveries were made since 1972.

[@cozmo1tu255]

@@JürgenEhlert-i8w id say your IQ is below 70 at max

[@RichardMcLaren]

It wasn't impossible, it just seems like it should have been, to people that aren't very clever.

[@haydennesbitt9562]

A branch of the US military that operates under "Space Force", are actually doing manned missions into deep space and interacting with The Galatic Federation of Light which consists of many species and races. This year or next, after the war that's about to happen, we will all join.

[@Bboar_969]

This is amazing. It takes a sad, small worldview to deny it

[@jrrampage8155]

can someone explain why at 13:22 to 13:25 the guy was invisible?

[@SallyBrookner]

Frames blend because of low resolution and analog signal causing overlapping exposures especially when object (astronaut) moves quickly.

[@bhaskarsharma651]

Proud to say that our old ancestors were great 👍 remember apollo 11

[@ishsasha2294]

lol

[@bhaskarsharma651]

@@ishsasha2294 are you Pakistani? all Indians thinks that whole world is our home and all the peoples of the world are our family members! So don't do that remember chandrayan 3 mission moon of the India! अंतरिक्ष तक तो पहुंच जाओ पाकिस्तानियों भारत वाले मंगल चांद तक पहुंच गए! हाहाहाहा लोल

[@sankisets2368]

location shoot was area51 on earth

[@SaneGuyFr]

​@@sankisets2368proof?

[@_Kenton_]

Великие лгуны и обманщики😅😅😅

[@Quasi-stellar_object]

Is this video enhanced? Is it true that the original video footage is lost (on purpose)?

[@gives_bad_advice]

There is lots of original video. Many hours.

[@Mike-ff7ib]

Americas peak era of greatness. We are now left with only memories.

[@zedalive4764]

hey, Hollywood is still great 😂

[@Lovell93]

@@zedalive4764 Yeah... a bunch of self absorbed freaks who think they're better than everyone else... who view us regular folks as scum... Yeah, really great. America is still great... it's just the tyrants in power who suck.

[@alanross2876]

Peak era of bullshit. You actually believe this shit?

[@itsover6082]

@@alanross2876it’s a hard pill for many of them to swallow, they wanna believe it so badly 😂

[@alainquinzelaire1253]

​@@zedalive4764 Hollywood ne fait que copier la réalité.

[@thuanhuq]

Truly admirable, this is an outstanding achievement.

[@MrMa1981]

Greatest achievement EVER. Thank's NASA to sat the bar.

[@tomtom3889]

1/5 of the 1960s budget to get men on the moon.

[@tomtom3889]

100%worth it

[@VincentCaponigro11.8]

@@tomtom3889 100 percent FAKE

[@SaneGuyFr]

​@@VincentCaponigro11.8 You tinfoil is too tight man

[@VincentCaponigro11.8]

@@SaneGuyFr your panties are too tight BOT

[@SelwynRewes]

Walked on the Moon Apollo 11 Neil Armstrong, Edwin Aldrin, Apollo 12 Charles Conrad, Alan Bean, Apollo 14 Alan Shepard, Edgar Mitchell, Apollo 15 David Scott, James Irwin, Apollo 16 John Young, Charles Duke, Apollo 17 Gene Cernan, Harrison Schmitt. Orbited the moon Apollo 8 Frank Borman, Bill Anders, Jim Lovell Apollo 10 Tom Stafford, (John Young, Eugene Cernan) Apollo 11 Michael Collins Apollo 12 Dick Gordon, Apollo 13 Jack Swigert, Fred Haise, (Jim Lovell) Slingshot only to return to earth.. Apollo 14 Stuart Roosa Apollo 15 Al Worden Apollo 16 Thomas Mattingley Apollo 17 Ron Evans

[@crazyaces4042]

✌👍

[@fluffles9591]

At least the ones that survived....probably more that we never heard of

[@robinfrenzy]

​@@fluffles9591what? 😂

[@dario-76]

A maior história de pescador já contado no planeta e ninguém tem coragem de desmentir

[@julianacristina380]

Pois é

[@Glowdashh]

The best video i have ever watched,amazing

[@vikingnusantara]

USA was never greater than this. As a non US, I feel sad because I don't want to go to US anymore. Last time, everytime I see US citizen speaking out about their idea, it feels so good, so classy and inspiring, and I always want to go there to study, work and apply for citizenship. But looking at how the state now, USA needs something to reset it to its greatest time ever.

[@HamburgdasTorzurWelt]

Thank you for this amazing footage !

[@stylishtrends1227]

Dddds

[@stylishtrends1227]

Sseddd

[@timdavis8290]

This was amazing ! Thank you.

[@marcelorodrigo2123]

Aqui do Brasil , se foram mesmo , acho que devem ter ido , foi a coisa mais INCRIVEL que a humanidade já fez , parabéns mil !

[@RazgyMicYt]

I'm so sad that so many people haven't seen this footage and do many people don't believe that this incredible achievement was done 🤦‍♂️ I am also sas that this was fueled and dragged on due to the geopolitical situation back then and after so many great achievements we've almost stagnated and only now also due to geopolitical reasons we are going back to the moon and to explore space ... but still incredible 💪

[@d3vilz_lair666]

Gawd, you sound like Degrassi Tyson with all the talk and didn't say a thing 🤭

[@RazgyMicYt]

@@d3vilz_lair666 I don't know what did you expect me to say it like I was talking to a kid or what ? I think everyone knows the geopolitical situation back then ( the Cold War and Russia literally beating the USA in everything related to space besides the humans landing on the moon ) and today because of China rapid advancements and desire to go to the Moon

[@wildboar7473]

@@RazgyMicYt lot of sadness, openbook NASA has not share some? Well well many people have all sorts of Beliefs, important is that You trust in the in-credible :) So sad man what do you want? Not only 1 impossible but 6 were done! I am sad no other WE Mankind tried doing as all other Achievements :(

[@RazgyMicYt]

​@@wildboar7473 What drugs are you on?

[@wildboar7473]

@@RazgyMicYt Pot! Many of APOLLO faith have claimed (aside no money) that "done that / no reason to return"... so why not share your happy hopes for Moon future?

[@jbqu3142]

I read somewhere that the power of computers in Apollo 11 mission was equivalent to a Commodore 64 computer.

[@chamaleewk2096]

I ❤ this movie

[@vcare4893]

Nice film, Kubick

[@maxfan1591]

Kubrick had nothing to do with Apollo.

[@proto-geek248]

and neither did Kubick 🙄

[@orioncoke1]

Dit t'il en mode perroquets

[@harleyshihtzu5558]

I was 14 when they landed on the moon in 1969. What an accomplishment that was. Hard to believe with all technology we have that we find it so hard to do now.

[@kewrse.89]

Yep, Real… 😔 i agree with you

[@gp8383]

@@harleyshihtzu5558 because they did NOT land on the moon

[@orioncoke1]

​@@gp8383 dans ton imagination oui Pas grave cela change rien 😊

[@Losthuman112]

​@@gp8383this guy never touched scholl if he did his teacher is a pornstar😂 that's why he don't believe it

[@MagicalityMetin2]

@@gp8383 Yet we have rovers on mars too today, all the tens of thousands that worked towards it and all the tech and money put onto it, there's just too mutch evidence of all that's registered for your goofy ass to believe in conspiracy theories. Inform youself better kind stranger.

[@TeacherEcevit]

who was the camera man ? 😮

[@GeorgeFhore]

Asked that years ago many times on may media platforms and all said it was remotely controlled from earth.....i don't know.

[@alexmattson491]

There is a camera mounted on the front of the moon buggy, it was remotely operated by Ed Fendell back in mission control , you can even see it in footage at 6:50

[@dexdoesit]

In the nasa facilities overseeing the mission they can remotely control all the cameras. All things considered it’s not that impressive of technology for the time

[@GeorgeFhore]

@@alexmattson491😂

[@ИванКалита-в8е]

Им было чего рассказать своим детям и внукам! Это немыслимо как круто!

[@jonbrothers10]

Why are there no stars in the sky ,on any of the so callered moon missions?

[@vacuumandgaspressurecoexisting]

The shills will be here shortly to tell you that you don't know about camera exposure and that it is just a coincidence that they never took any photographs of the stars or even panned their camera towards earth.

[@vacuumandgaspressurecoexisting]

@@TheWizard-pk4nh Not as childish as overlooking the fact that they never once took pictures of the stars on any of the alleged moon missions apart from a couple where you can see 2 white dots.. so yeah.. keep on believing your fairy-tale.

[@len3169]

Can you see the stars during the day???

[@proto-geek248]

It's daytime. Do you see stars in the sky on Earth during daytime?

[@enjaysings6173]

Don't be rude

[@ToneysReviews]

It’s amazing how all three shadows are casted in a different direction

[@gives_bad_advice]

The shadows cast by your legs converge, do they not?

[@SlickBack-cq4qd]

Show a timestamp

[@ToneysReviews]

@@gives_bad_advice are you even looking at the thumbnail? The photo taker’s shadow is casted forward as if the light is behind them, the astronaut to the right shadows is casted to the left, and the rover in the background is casting its shadow to the right. Thus, three different light sources

[@gives_bad_advice]

@@ToneysReviews If there are three light sources, then why does each object cast only one shadow? I think what you're seeing is a combination of the wide-angle lens that causes that effect and also the same vanishing point phenomena that you see as the two rails of a railroad track converge to a single point as they become more distant. If Apollo could be "debunked" so easiliy as you think, then it would have been rejected a long time ago by aerospace engineering and physicists who know more about it than you or I do.

[@spanqueluv9er]

@@gives_bad_adviceFigure it out, genius. If they all three indicate light from a different direction at the same time but there’s only one shadow each in a different direction, then… Figure it out already.🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤡🤷‍♂️

[@odairjsantos5567]

these video makes me cry

[@TheLikkebaard]

Biggest disbelievers nowadays are US citizens, amazing! This was a titanic effort to beat the Russians to it and thanks to the Apollo program by their own people. A terrific feat of engineering and endurance, a huge investment in years by the engineers and technicians on the program, not in the least money.... they deserve a huge applause in the US, not disdain by those who for some reason do not believe what has been achieved. And what a great spin-offs it had, think about the microprocessors that needed to be developed and we currently use worldwide.

[@petersearls4443]

Yes it is a sad state of affairs and very disappointing. Yes all of the deniers are full of it. But what can you expect of people incapable of doing proper research and using critical thought.

[@LennonBaksh]

To him that made great lights: for his mercy endureth for ever:The sun to rule by day: for his mercy endureth for ever:The moon and stars to rule by night: for his mercy endureth for ever. Psalm 136:7-9

[@arslanff3646]

سبحان الله ...الله اكبر ..الله واحد لا شريك له ولا نعبد إلا ايه

[@matiasdossantos7942]

Deus é maravilhoso sim. Aleluia.

[@difficultjourney3216]

What's your point? God made lights. Not something you cam land on.

[@wildboar7473]

1/3 Ton Rocks at arrivals, all that fully examined Earth similar Rocks also include Big Bertha rock? Does that include picked up Meteorites like from Antarctica ones? Very questionable Kubrick directed directly all, if one mission, but probably the Master got visited by Culprits. Dear an old whining shill seeking original for old archaic mythological APOLLOs, pretty much all dissected, as debunk material repeats.... All go feed on many Debunk sites & blogs *This Photo Shows Stanley Kubrick With NASA Official George Mueller In London Before Apollo 11* /bv6ps6cNNas note for the Obtuse: "by Kubrick" is often used as a cliché, meaning studio recorded on earth, using his Technics, green screen etc :)

[@Fhjjcd-d1p]

Аллох буюк Аллох барча мавжудодни инсонни ер ва осмонни яратти бутун дунё Аллохникидур

[@7colliemac]

How did they fit a space vehicle in the shuttle? & how come there is no stars?

[@Ruda-n4h]

The rover was carried in the empty quadrant 1 bay of the lunar module’s descent stage, folded and stored with the underside of the chassis facing out. (The lunar module itself was held in an adaptor unit within the Saturn V rocket between the top of the S-IVB third stage and the bottom of the service module). The light from the Sun creates a glare on the Moon's surface. All the moon walks took place in the daytime and the camera lens aperture was set to avoid overexposing bright objects, such as the Moon's surface, the astronauts themselves, etc.

[@proto-geek248]

Do your friggin research.

[@peatmoss4415]

There are stars, you just couldn't see them because it was DAYTIME...!

[@Axurias]

When you're on the Moon, you can't see stars because of the way light works in the lunar environment. The moon has no atmosphere to scatter sunlight, so the lunar surface is brightly illuminated by the sun during the day. This bright light overpowers the relatively faint light coming from distant stars, making them difficult to see. When the astronauts were on the moon, they experienced similar conditions. During the lunar daytime, the sunlight reflecting off the surface was so intense that it obscured the stars. However, when they were in the shadow of the lunar module or looking away from the sun, they could see stars more clearly.

[@alexhuang786]

Nice Hollywood studio’s pictures.

[@sgtnighthawk]

Great TV show, record breaking ratings.

[@pavanstudio5447]

nice movie

[@luyeyendomatezo5956]

😂😂😂, prove IT,😂😂😂😂

[@Insta-o7h]

@@luyeyendomatezo5956 There are many other ways to burst it however a simple proof when we see moon from earth it's really bright means when we go near it, it should be double bright means almost blindly bright. However moon here proved it's fake because firstly it's not even slightly bright and secondly even a kid from nursery can tell with scientific logics that this is fake its a studio just like Neil Arm Strong.

[@ronwood7029]

Plank

[@Truthshouldwin]

How did they come back?

[@sankisets2368]

very simple,remove makeup & just came out from area51 moon sets

[@WildlifeWarrior-cr1kk]

If you use your brain you'll know this is real look at the shadows and look at the regular kicking up

[@thegreatdivide825]

They used the ascent module to rendezvous with the Command and Service Module in Lunar orbit, The ascent module was jettisoned and they returned to Earth with the Command and Service Module

[@WildlifeWarrior-cr1kk]

How u think

[@Micralk]

Tak ze studia mohli jet autem 😀

[@philc.352]

Kubrick is just the best!

[@travelkardarshan6867]

Which studio?

[@radioguy534]

Get over it.

[@dragospirvu75]

Moon.

[@Anton-ji4td]

Brilliant video documentary. The world should watch this video everyday. One day the evil countries of the world will come out of the darkness and into the light and live in peace with everyone else in the world..

[@lowersaxon]

Omg.

[@GeorgeFhore]

hear hear

[@DTAprojectTACI]

At 44:24 pay attention to the right side of the moon. You can see some sort of atmospheric wave pulsate across the surface. Amazing

[@Therealofficalspongy]

Woahhhh

[@robinfrenzy]

it's a video artifact

[@SchwarzenVolk]

This movie parallels the movie that came out September 11, 2001. But nothing compares to the July for 1776.

[@The1983333]

Compare the film vs digital in convertibility or recovery for reuse,THE QUALITY which is like a poem,it seems like talking with human eyes...The 35mm Film is a real LEGEND in motion picture history and it will be alive in the future as an antique but anytime convertible-reusable format...

[@무함마드-i7t]

Nice movie 🎬

[@mehmetali4455]

😘

[@mehmetali4455]

fake fiction

[@SlickBack-cq4qd]

​@@mehmetali4455its real documentary

[@raquelbittencourt8044]

As sombras em diversas diversas direções. 😅😅😅

[@maxfan1591]

@@raquelbittencourt8044 Which shadows?

[@naeemansari181]

Kamal ki move bnai hai lajwab supar dupar hit hai

[@GyanVriksha996]

😂😂

[@sameer-fk8oy]

Abdul beta cry hard

[@KickRaenn02]

Maybe one day we will be able to go to the moon and see the remains of the Apollo mission ourselves. I look forward to those days.

[@nixazizu]

Most people did not know they were faking all of this.

[@petersearls4443]

Most people know that it wasn’t fake. Only a small number of people can’t utilize critical thinking to analyze all of the evidence that proves that we did go. You basing your beliefs on a hunch, nothing more.

[@omarscomingyo651]

love it when a lunar documental is all about the luna or moon as we call it

[@СергейИванов-ъ5щ1т]

Stanley Kubrick was a genius!

[@Cheesemaker-o2v]

One of Mr Kubrick’s best projects 👍.

[@OlgaHolger]

WONDERFUL - THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU - LOTS OF LOVE

[@josetrujillo2751]

""REALLY" GOOD MOVIE!! GOOD ACTORS!!

[@petersearls4443]

They were so good that they demanded that it be filmed on location.

[@GeneralPadron]

Where is the four second delay in the audio transmissions?

[@KPL400]

it got lost and burnt up in the sun...

[@Ruda-n4h]

The delay of more than two seconds in communication between the Earth and the Moon is apparent in all the real-time recordings of the lunar audio. There are some documentary films where the delay has been edited out due to time constraints or in the interest of clarity.

[@cardboard9124]

Edited out for clarity, next time they make a scuba diving documentary I guess they better keep all the breathing sounds in

[@aldunlop4622]

What 4 seconds? The moon is roughly 400K kms from Earth. Light (radio waves) travels at 300K kms/s, so it's roughly 1.25 seconds...

[@jeevski.89]

The camera man never dies. 😂😂

[@Thekiller-h3v]

Osumo 😂 mk dem just Dey lie for us 😂

[@mehmood2828]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@therealnigude2385]

Apolo 17 a melhor produção cinematografia dos anos 70. Quem ainda acredita nesta historia que eles foram a Lua então aconselho a por mais tabaco nesses charutos que isso ta muito forte

[@arnolda.lampel6087]

Your Evidence? 😊

[@carloshernandez4412]

Es.hermoso si desde la tierra la luna se ve hermosa estar ahi debe de ser una experiencia inigualable❤❤❤

[@callehomerecords]

es falso , no se ven estrellas

[@DidoLime]

Fake 😂😂

[@AshutoshSrivastavaTimetraveler]

29:02 plastic cables

[@SlickBack-cq4qd]

Not sure if its plastic insulating or any other material but yeah, it's for the rover

[@scarrytown556]

ପୁରା ସୂର୍ଯ୍ୟମଣ୍ଡଳ କୁ ମାନବ ପଠାଓ ଯେମିତି ମଙ୍ଗଳ, ଇଉରୋପଆ, ଟାଇଟନ ❤️

[@thfrussia6717]

John, you forgot to change your flip-flops!.. Let's start filming again...

[@karwankaro9971]

Why is the dark sky haven’t any stars ?are there is switch of the stars!

[@AbdinasirYassin]

Because we haven’t been in the moon

[@gives_bad_advice]

The sun is very bright and the eyes cannot see something so bright and also tiny specks of light at the same time.

[@petersearls4443]

Talk to some who understands photography and they will explain lighting and exposure to you.

[@davidbolduc828]

52 years have passed and we still haven't been back.

[@petersearls4443]

Yes. No mandate from the people and no budget from Congress.

[@inlee99]

I keep hearing that it is because of MONEY but now I say it's BULLSHIT !!

Un beau montage

[@smile77jkpt]

Изгой

[@Dima-ve7dl]

Американцы не были на луне, очень хорошо снятый фильм!

[@sovsemnevazhno]

Докажи что не были

[@Dima-ve7dl]

@@sovsemnevazhno докажи что были!

[@sovsemnevazhno]

@@Dima-ve7dl Это ты выдвинул утверждение, которое противоречит общепринятому, ты и доказывай. Только давай пропустим твои самые банальные недоаргументы типа "звезд не видно" и "флаг развевается", давай сразу к чему-нибудь поинтересней

[@Dima-ve7dl]

@@sovsemnevazhno это хорошо снятое кино, разве не видно? Глаза попробуй открыть! Если бы они летали на луну, то почему столько лет спустя никто не может этого повторить???? Никто туда не летал и полетит ещё не скоро, надо быть полным идиотом что бы согласится лететь на луну, при этом не имея ни каких гарантий, что сможеш улететь обратно! Ни один адекватный человек не согласится на это, улеть куда то и остаться потом там умирать, если что то пойдёт не так! А они летали туда 11 раз при полной уверенности что смогут улететь от туда обратно! Бред! Откуда такая уверенность причём в те годы???? И кто снимал их со стороны когда они улетали с луны??? И ещё кучу фактов могу привести, только лень писать тут!

[@julianacristina380]

Concordo, Dima

[@VariedadesMaisOnLine]

Uma aventura espetacular, fantástico quem vivenciou isso ao vivo tiveram um grande privilégio

[@السلييل]

علماء الفلك والفضاء يقولون انه لايوجد هواء في القمر اذاً كيف رفرف العلم الامريكي حقاً كان فلماً رائعاً يا امريكا … شكراً على هذا الانتاج المتقن

[@hokuursamajor1789]

Oui impossible pour un être humain créé d’argile de franchir l’espace donc le débat est clos 😂 nous sommes à l’apogée de 500 ans de tromperie

[@السلييل]

@@hokuursamajor1789أجل ،أنت محق😂

[@mr.7ontp.]

​@@hokuursamajor1789Yes, my friend, they believe the myths of NASA 😂

[@SlickBack-cq4qd]

​@@mr.7ontp.My friend, you claim myths with no proof. Be quiet

[@SlickBack-cq4qd]

What, the american flag didn't fly, the man moved it

[@TAVO.MX90]

UNBELIVEABLE... LITERALLY

[@Truth1561]

I’m not usually one to believe conspiracy theories, but despite staying up into the early hours with my dad as a child to view various grainy black and white images from the moon landings and return to earth there’s just something niggling about the whole thing for me. Mainly the film/photos, who took them, various shadows and reflections etc. My adult children think I’ve lost my mind when I say I have doubts. Certainly it would be an incredible thing to fake, and I find it hard to believe that the many wonderful astronauts I’ve seen interviewed seem to have too much integrity to lie about such a thing, One thing that crossed my mind is that the moon landings happened,but they couldn’t get film or photos so faked those despite the landings being real because of the enormous competition between Russia and USA. Russia would never have believed it without ‘proof’. Why didn’t they go back? Technology Improved yet they couldn’t get back there?

[@nabsludwig7462]

Strange that no other nation has sent a manned mission to the moon in the last 55 years. This is unprecedented in the history of human exploration.

[@Interessâncio]

China has a hover over there

[@thewildcellist]

No, it isn't. There are lots of other examples. * Marianas Trench (20+ years). * The Concorde (still not replaced). * The X15 (it set the fastest airspeed record in 1967 - over 5000 mph. No other plane has even come close to matching it.) Etc.

[@master-kq3nw]

Rover yes china Japan ,USA,Russia,but humans after 1972 no is not that easy but china want back on moon 2029 USA 2026, 2030 moon base ,

[@mauriziovalentini2254]

Dopo 55 anni circa stanno cercando il modo di tornarci. MOLTO STRANO!, 🤔

[@avijit2world]

why not repeat this programme

[@HellofromAustralia-s8h]

Cause it was fake

[@cardboard9124]

@@HellofromAustralia-s8hno, it’s because it’s expensive. Please give some proof as to it being fake

[@Therealofficalspongy]

Firstly it was way to expensive and secondly no reason to go back why just go back because u want to

[@thejackleader]

I like how optimistic these guys sound. They are over the moon with themselves!

[@Charlie.labigand]

🤩wow magnifique ⭐🚀⭐🌚

[@corsodemil]

increíble la tecnología fotográfica que tenían en ese tiempo y hoy en día nos muestran un montón de videos con una resolución horrenda, como nos mienten

[@syu1057]

"Cut! Let's try that scene one more time to count it as the 6th landing." 😂

[@gp8383]

10:22 pause and slow motion top center of the screen a square like object starts to appear and quickly cuts, could be some sort of structure or crane used to hold the harness to simulate no gravity seems suspicious

[@TheWokeFlatEarthTruth]

You wrote "to simulate no gravity". If you think that there is "no gravity" on the moon then you have a lot of catching up to do. Take care.

[@gp8383]

@@TheWokeFlatEarthTruth ok "less" gravity it's still all fake. Can't find a real picture or their spinning ball or even satellite 🛰️ that orbit the spinning ball for our communication, but then install 5g every km.

[@aldunlop4622]

Pfft...

[@jorge9312]

El programa Apolo es y será para mí siempre mi programa espacial favorito. Lastima de la cobardía de Nixon y el congreso anulando las misiones Apolo 18,19,20 que hubieran sido increibles, tenian el programa dominado y cada vez se les veia a los astronautas mas confiados en la luna.

[@freizeitundtechniktv2633]

Eine Lüge kann man nicht unendlich fortsetzen

[@Jésus_guérit_délivre_sauve]

La lune éclair souvent la terre mais une fois sur la lune, c'est l'obscurité 😊

[@maxfan1591]

The sky is dark on the Moon because the Moon has no atmosphere.

[@joeluebbers5474]

The lunar module looks like a cheap EZ Up

[@GrilledCheeseSandwichReal]

It didn’t have to look good to function!

[@joeluebbers5474]

@@GrilledCheeseSandwichReal sorry man, just saw your questions. I have no evidence, I wasn’t there onboard with them. None of us were. The evidence nasa provided can all be recreated in a studio or on a set. Today nasa claims they lost all formulas and procedures which they came up with to get them to the moon. Just lost them? Think how dumb it is that they went to the moon on several missions, landed, played around, returned to earth like no biggie, but in 55 years no astronaut has left earths atmosphere or orbit. A strange, lame, backward, stalled, lazy space program. Nobody has been to the moon. They had motive and cause to fake it rather than risk failure. Failure would have cancelled billions in future budgets.

[@joeluebbers5474]

@@GrilledCheeseSandwichReal oh, also, interestingly enough, an astronaut in this video was explaining the ash or gravel on the surface and compared it to what is found in southwest USA. New Mexico is apparently where the fakes were filmed.

[@SolarChronicle]

@@joeluebbers5474 Proof we landed on th3 moon. 1. There are over 8,000 photos available to the public of the moon landing missions. 2. There are thousands of hours of video too. 3. Hundreds of kilograms of lunar material that has been studied and verified by astronomers and geologists all over the world and showed chemical signs of being on the moon. 4. The LRRR data laser retroreflector arrays left by Apollo 11, and other subsequent Apollo missions, can still be interacted with today by using powerful enough lasers here on Earth. 5. The SELENE photos which show the damage to the lunar surface where we landed the Apollo missions. 6. The Chang'e 2 photos, which show the lander base. 7. Chandrayaan-2, which managed to photograph another Apollo lander base. 8. A group at Kettering Grammar School, using simple radio equipment, monitored Soviet and U.S. spacecraft and calculated their orbits. 9. Pic du Midi Observatory, which watched Apollo missions all the way to the moon. 10. The Lick Observatory observations during the return coast to Earth produced live television pictures broadcast to United States west coast viewers via KQED-TV in San Francisco 11. Larry Baysinger, a technician for WHAS radio in Louisville, Kentucky, independently detected and recorded transmissions between the Apollo 11 astronauts on the lunar surface and the Lunar Module. He could only detect messages FROM the lunar vehicles and not to them, cause the earth was between him and Huston. Also, backyard amateurs all around the world were able to tune in on the Apollo audio (not the video, that would have taken bigger hardware, but, the audio was easy) by pointing their Yagi and/or dishes at the moon. Hundreds (or maybe thousands?) of people in many countries did exactly that. 12. The Soviet Union, who monitored the missions at their Space Transmissions Corps, who's leader Vasily Mishin, in an interview for the article "The Moon Programme That Faltered", describes how the Soviet Moon programme dwindled after the Apollo landing. 13. The absurdity that thousands of people who worked on the Apollo missions would have to be kept silent for years and years without a single person coming forward to claim it was a fraud. 14. In October-November 1977, the Soviet radio telescope RATAN-600 observed all five transmitters of ALSEP scientific packages placed on the Moon surface by all Apollo landing missions excluding Apollo 11. Their selenographic coordinates and the transmitter power outputs (20 W were in agreement with the NASA reports). 15. Images taken by the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter mission beginning in July 2009 show the six Apollo Lunar Module descent stages, Apollo Lunar Surface Experiments Package (ALSEP) science experiments, astronaut footpaths, and lunar rover tire tracks. These images are the most effective proof to date to rebut the "landing hoax" theories. Although this probe was indeed launched by NASA, the camera and the interpretation of the images are under the control of an academic group - the LROC Science Operations Center at Arizona State University, along with many other academic groups. At least some of these groups, such as the German Aerospace Center, Berlin, are not located in the US, and are not funded by the US government. 16. After the images shown here were taken, the LRO mission moved into a lower orbit for higher resolution camera work. All of the sites have since been re-imaged at higher resolution. 17. Apollo 17 LM camera footage during ascent to the 2011 LRO photos of the landing site show an almost exact match of the rover tracks. 18. Further imaging in 2012 shows the shadows cast by the flags planted by the astronauts on all Apollo landing sites. The exception is that of Apollo 11, which matches Buzz Aldrin's account of the flag being blown over by the lander's rocket exhaust on leaving the Moon. 19. Spain and Australia were 2/3rds of the DSN that received all of the TV broadcasts from the moon. 20. Dozens of tracking stations around the world (including from enemies) used radar and radio telescopes to track all of the missions. You can find more info about this on MIT's site. The tracking was accurate to within 1 mile. 21. Spain had the largest telescope on Earth at the time, and used it to photograph the SIVB fuel dumps around the moon (which spanned out for miles, thus were visible to a large enough telescope), as well as the Apollo 13 debris and gas field (same dynamic). 22. There are more than 100,000 photos taken from lunar orbit. 23. The Jodrell Bank Observatory tracked the movements of the Eagle Lunar Module from the beginning of its descent clear down to the lunar surface by monitoring the doppler shift in its telemetry signal.

[@thegreatdivide825]

@@GrilledCheeseSandwichReal The same can be said about his mother

[@ishikibot]

我更喜欢2001太空漫游😀