Ed White Spacewalk

NASA brief documentary covering Ed. White's EVA and the rolling reentry of Gemini 4 after onboard computer malfunction.
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[@scottfarcus1667]

I like how he pretends not to hear them say to come back inside lol

[@fannyluazamar6860]

I go to Ed white elementary school

[@DA_Doog]

Good for you 👍

[@timrose9826]

There’s frames missing from this film Every time he starts to turn his head there’s an edit Interesting

[@johnnyallred3753]

Every one knows that Ed White's space walk was second one in history, first one for America.

[@pointzerotwo]

"Everyone" knows? What about a few under a spell that they don't know exists "believe?"

[@iloveYahuah]

@@pointzerotwo < Freemason useful idiot puppet. Programmed since birth sheeple. You saw it on TV 🤣 🤣 🤣

[@pointzerotwo]

@@iloveYahuah Said Richard Nixon.

[@Zelurpio]

i barely know who ed white is, everyone knows alexei leonov, the real hero.

[@twogamer7149]

@@Zelurpio People don’t know Ed White as well probably because he died early in Apollo 1 fire incident, and never got to further missions. But Ed was the first American in space walk.

[@treyb387]

Ed White II was not the first astronaut to walk in space, Alexei Leonov was in March of 1965.

[@maxace1078]

Trey Baker he was, Alexi was the first cosmonaut

[@chrisconsorte7893]

Ed White II was the first American to conduct a space walk. That’s what this video is referring to.

[@knowledgeblast5065]

Alexei Lenovo had failed to conduct

[@stepheninman7568]

Alexei leonov was a cosmonaut, not an astronaut

[@michaelkilgoresr.8361]

Ed White was the first American to make a space walk

[@betoreyes1955]

Remembering. Ed White died on January 27, 1967, with astronauts Virgil "Gus" Grissom and Roger B. Chaffee in a fire during testing for Apollo 1 at Cape Canaveral, Florida.

[@wascadoo8946]

High there, that was more than a Tragedy to those 3 Astronauts I Don’t believe it happened the way NASA said it did! But that Ed White first Space walk was not Real ! All space Helmets are Fixed & can Not Rotate on the Collar as they are Pressurise. So when he Floats off & Head turns then he Salutes back to the Camera whilst his body faces another direction in space you just know it can’t be Real.

[@pointzerotwo]

@@wascadoo8946 That scene has been edited out, but I remember it being there. The only remnant of movement in this current version is very slight at about the 1:50 mark.

[@wascadoo8946]

@@pointzerotwo Hi Friend Check out this video ( 50 years of Space Walk NASA) at the 60 sec mark you will see it there I hope that helps 👍🍺🇦🇺 have a Great Day Mate

[@pointzerotwo]

@@wascadoo8946 Thank you, we both remember it well. I am saddened when I see so many "believing" this lie, and ask myself how is it that that they are unable to see the obvious? And why is faking space so important? Could it be that consciousness manifests reality? If "they" can get so many to believe it, can "space" get manifested?

[@wascadoo8946]

@@pointzerotwo Hi Mate. It was a Race to Space at any cost to be the First to Triumph. I would Love to Believe that we have been to the Moon back then, but in Reality it just was not possible to do so & Faked it to Claim the Prize. If you are interested I have another Beauty that I will send you of a Satellite Launch from the Space Shuttle. I will post the name of it for you to check it out, Have a Great Day Mate👍🇦🇺🍺

[@iambryaen]

Wow. I had no idea they used special camera lenses that long ago!

[@jesus4400]

CURVATURE = FISH EYE LENS. 4:57

[@TheNobbynoonar]

The right stuff!

[@billbrockman779]

At least Ed White got this before his awful death. Godspeed.

[@josephricci7196]

Because the Apollo one crew were killed by NASA they were expendable

[@Lasterlastful]

Here because "Space Walk" of Lemon Jelly... just beautiful

[@woestijnjongen]

and it looks good to me

[@x-rayzulu5643]

If you watch , as he salutes , his helmet swivels to face the camera, however no space helmet swivels. I think this is stop go animation, why is the earth rotating smoothly, but the puppet, sorry astro-not movements are jerky .

[@williammann9176]

@@x-rayzulu5643 Mercury and Gemini helmets had a bearing ring on them. The helmets could look in different directions. Do some research before making foolish claims. LOL well there is much more proof that there have been people in space and to the moon. First off, the Gemini 4 Ed White space walk film was not stop-action. learn about the cameras and the cameras modes of operation. The camera type was known as a Data Acquisition Camera DAC for short. It had various FPS settings. If I am not mistaken it was set at 6 or 10 FPS For live action cameras shoot at 24FPS. So to make the limited amount of film in the camera last it was shot at a lower FPS. Thus the movement can be a little jerky.

[@kidjackson8019]

Magnificent!

[@zachlicious1]

Not even the first space walk ever, the russians beat us to it

[@qetoun]

but did they get such cool photos and recordings!

[@Dasaniwaterbottle69]

@@qetoun they did record part of it but it’s not as good quality

[@petegillespie6978]

The Russians had many space firsts. First into space, first to orbit earth, first spacewalk and first woman in space. It would take America another 30 years to put a woman into space.

[@iB4S4T4N]

I like how his helmet rotates. Very cool technology back then.

[@pointzerotwo]

This is all just stop-action photography. Looks like many of the mistakes have been edited out over the last 6 years, including the one where White waved and moved his head 45°. The only error I noticed now is the 20° head movement at about 1:50. Let's see if this gets edited out.

[@theefexist9261]

Not just that, all the videos have been slowed down. Tried finding an original but they're gone. Are we meant to believe 13K views with 111 votes lol

[@martywitzberg]

That's why I'm here

[@kitcanyon658]

Stop-action? Of what? A guy floating in space? LOL, jesus...you guys just look lamer and lamer.

[@valentinotera3244]

Why a mistake. Laughable. U2 suit. Go back to school.

[@Francois_Dupont]

does anybody found the old "original" version?

[@charleseverywhere4068]

Man judging by the way the Earth was spinning, that 45 minute space Walk took about 2 weeks 😂

[@jimbyesman3888]

🤣🤣

[@Cliffmchrist]

Unless, yaknow, the ship is in orbit, traveling around it, WHILE it spins...

[@Zelurpio]

i hope this person is joking, they do realise orbit is going sideways very fast, ship orbits are way faster than any natural orbit.

[@valentinotera3244]

Lower orbit and low frame rate for weight. You cant fucked up NASA you are not so smart. They are smarter than you. They dont made miserable mistakes normal people can catch. That include anything NASA did, till the moonlanding and BEYOND.

[@paulo60255]

0.03 "astronaut Ed White attempts the first ever space walk"? WRONG! The first ever spacewalk was performed by Alexei Leonov.

[@kennarajora6532]

It should say "first American spacewalk".

[@fredrostary]

No space sheep

[@notifysend1015]

Zoom in let us see that upside down boat

[@2seek4truth]

How did they poop? Did they poop in their pants? Not much room in those little capsules.

[@fredeagle8766]

nappies worn at all times. then stored in bags and disposed of ....but how? in a storage cupboard or the fridge ? or shot out of an airlock cannisters ?

[@TheFacefinder]

Donna Krueger short flight. they did wear diapers.

[@thomaspick4123]

They pooped out their anus, like regular people. Even the Queen of England excretes out the same holes as the rest of us.

[@emilieimbecile2060]

Bags that they stuck to their butts. They jettisoned them when they were done

[@Zelurpio]

back then spaceflights were short, a few hours, they usually pooed before and after spaceflight.

[@jupitorman]

How come the earth is moving from left to right then it's moving right to left ?

[@gtdaemon]

That's Hollywood.

[@LanceSolo72]

At the 1 min mark, I'm pretty sure I've seen footage with a more obvious head turn... maybe they edited it to not look so pronounced... but does anyone know if NASA had head-turning helmets? Did they ever exist?

[@kylitoooooo]

No, they don't, can't and never could. A suit pressurised at 1 g in a vacuum would have to have rigid fixed points to push against like an insect. It's all bullshit.

[@Francois_Dupont]

lol, the comment got deleted. yes like you i remember a worst video than this, but this one is still pretty bad. you can see the guy is stiff like a wooden doll then he turns his helmet around like a stop motion picture lol.

[@jmp4177]

Yes, they had helmets that swiveled. The Gemini G4-C had a rotating helmet. It was based off the Mercury and the X-15 helmet design, and is very similar to the helmet that is still used today in the pressurized U2 pilot suit.

[@leeadickes7235]

Went form a few clouds to complete overcast real quick. Half the planet is in overcast?

[@SlickBack-cq4qd]

Iss moves

[@JEWinTx]

Why does the belt strap thing flap around so much in a vacuum? I wouldn't expect such movement.

[@marcparella]

Because the pressure from inside the capsule is being released like a balloon slowly losing air.

[@TheFacefinder]

JAMES WILLIAMS the velocity of the spacecraft.

[@TheFaithtrix]

Space is a vacuum so there is no friction to slow it down.

[@valentinotera3244]

Becouse the belt strap is freefalling too, and the astronaut keep moving his limbs and body and all those movements are transferred to the belt under kinetic power form.

[@BG-mj1wp]

@@TheFaithtrix Physicists now know that there is no such thing as a vacuum in space. It's called the plenum, the Unified Field, the Akashic record, many names. But no vacuum. That's an outmoded belief.

[@mirdallke2]

czym oni to nagrywali ze klatki tak przeskakują, kamera osiem milimetrów na korbke?

[@simonignoblius8091]

Was the spacewalk recorded on video tape or photographic film? If it was electronically recorded, were they able to transmit real-time video back to Earth?

[@tumarbongrox6074]

This was a fabrication as well as the Apollo missions a few years later. NASA fooled millions with these fabrications kzbin.info/www/bejne/jV7GhaaEgNCUjrssi=IyUGBxXjPQwot02K

[@Sherwoody]

It was on film.

[@tumarbongrox6074]

@@Sherwoody You are correct it was on film kzbin.info/www/bejne/jV7GhaaEgNCUjrssi=yxY1s7G54EeSBS7I

[@SlickBack-cq4qd]

​@@tumarbongrox6074its not fabrication its real

[@LongGonLonni3]

Boy they looked busy on those static or turned off computers man Inbet their smart

[@TheKonnoisseur11]

Why does it look like stop animation?

[@pointzerotwo]

Because it is!

[@sH-ed5yf]

Because IT is speed up

[@paulogonzalez4809]

Because its a vídeo from 1965 dumbass

[@kitcanyon658]

because it is from a camera using a low frame rate.

[@gtdaemon]

They slowed it down 4 times

[@LongGonLonni3]

Lol the earth is a strange thing isn’t it ..? It grew like 100s of thousands of times it’s size and mass and than shrank to smaller than the moon within minutes of this clay animation scene they filmed in space

[@SUA37]

about 5:04...It's convexed, Nooo no it's flat! No holy crap the Earth is concaved., Nope flat woops nope it's convexed! Nope concaved...flat no no convexed. The only thing 100% is that they did not use a flisheye lense.

[@michaelhart8288]

Raise your hand if you understand they're in a pool. ✋️

[@SlickBack-cq4qd]

😂theyre not in a pool

[@kurtsaintangelo]

This video defies the logic of subsequent Earth filming. This film indicates that Apollo's orbit was higher than subsequent spacecrafts in orbit that have filmed Earth. Why this anomaly?

[@mortson978]

It's a wide angle lens. It makes the earth appear more curved, and thus further away, than it actually is.

[@valentinotera3244]

Even so?

[@stevekonbass]

That was great!

[@diamondsseparateus]

It’s a shame that I’ve grown up to find out. This was all a lie.

[@tia2211]

No....NOW you are living a lie.

[@SlickBack-cq4qd]

😂 its realll

[@antonioachilescastro4458]

At several times from 4:57 onward, observe the nonsense of the illusion of a curvature as the “curvature” shifts from concave to convex! Obviously using lens that creates the illusion of curvature!🤣🤣🤣😳

[@paulogonzalez4809]

Yes, now go pray to your imaginar god

[@shaquilleoatmeal2685]

wait why is this funny to you? Why do we care if they use a fisheye lense. Also illusion?

[@antonioachilescastro4458]

@@shaquilleoatmeal2685 you’re tii dense to even comprehend why this nonsense is hilarious. Do you know what concave and convex mean? Do you follow the narrative of the video to purport a curvature that does not exist in reality, but only why viewed with the lens? 🤣🤣🤣😳

[@Houseofarrows]

@@shaquilleoatmeal2685 because, as the High Priest of Scientism Neil ‘The Ass’ Tyson put it...that stuff is flat.

[@shaquilleoatmeal2685]

@@Houseofarrows im confused. Are you suggesting that neil thinks the earth is flat?

[@trendynow1369]

Cap

[@Awgusstin]

Friends, wait a minute - compare the physical condition (in those years) of Soviet and American astronauts after landing. Soviet cosmonauts are often carried on a stretcher (due to a sedentary lifestyle and disorders of the vestibular apparatus due to weightlessness), and the American cosmonauts were clearly on vacation - how so ???

[@Zelurpio]

the cosmonauts are more daring, and the technology was very experimental.

[@Francois_Dupont]

"you know why"

[@nicolasgonzalez-sl6bf]

WATERWORLD JAJAJAAJa STOP STOP STOPMOTION !!!! VERY SAD

[@iloveYahuah]

That rotation speed makes me 🤣 🤣 🤣

[@lolafinch]

Jimmy eye. Or, is it Jiminnee. Make your God damned mind's up.

[@dakotamoore4557]

Whole lot of wind in space 🤣 man this stop motion film is incredible...oh this is the space walk? Damn they sucked at faking space

[@GlazeOff]

Where do you see wind

[@SlickBack-cq4qd]

Its not wind? You're weirdo here

[@josephricci7196]

Helmets Don't swivel in fucking space we made it up there is no space

[@valentinotera3244]

Why not? Gloves can, helmet cant? IT's a U2 space suit just wake up and study.

[@GlazeOff]

BRO SAID THERE IS NO SPACE 💀

[@Francois_Dupont]

@@valentinotera3244 in 1965 fuck no. the russian even reported many many problems with the suits and people almost died because they would jam up and inflate. having a swivel helmet is retarded. also how do you swivel the fishbowl around with your head?

[@adamfirst3772]

at 3:00 notice how the camera moves up and down.. its very rythmical.. whats causing it..??? but more importantly.. why is the EARTH also bobbing with the camera??!!! lolol they should get some REAL cameramen who would KNOW these things,!!!, also, why is the earth ALWAYS COMPLETELY COVERED IN CLOUDS during these “shows”..

[@obothehobo173]

is... is this a joke? please tell me it is...

[@pointzerotwo]

All of the movement exists because this wasn't film, it was stop-action photography shot in a studio.

[@thomaspick4123]

Groovy. Should have explained the dangers of doing this. I liked Ed White. Too bad he ended up a camp fire marshmallow.

[@arricammarques1955]

Humor insulting.

[@thenothing2786]

stop animation.

[@sH-ed5yf]

No Animation here

[@kitcanyon658]

Nope - just low frame rate. Go do your "research", bro. It isn't hard.

[@jasonjansen9831]

omg this looks so bad, people believe this? It's the worst CGI I ever seen

[@Gookinasnoop]

cgi wasnt invented untill 1973 though? and this was before apollo, witch was in the late 60s

[@TheKonnoisseur11]

It’s really bad.

[@pointzerotwo]

It was actually stop-action photography shot in a studio. Over the years, Hollywood has perfected the elements so that the modern version ones look like they are real.

[@kitcanyon658]

I see Jason ran away, like the child he is.

[@Zelurpio]

its not that bad, it's pretty convincing, and plus it's stop photography. there is no cgi, its just lighting and editing.

[@capricornone2362]

Frauds

[@williammann9176]

what a dummy to say that with no proof

[@johnmaclean8136]

William Mann Rotating helmet at 0.58?

[@MattMatt2308]

@@johnmaclean8136 The Gemini G3C and G4C used from the first US spacewalk (Gemini 4) to Gemini 12 used a conformal helmet with a neck ring and bearing that can swivel independently from the body.

[@stevepartain864]

@@MattMatt2308 In space, if there was a leak in the ring he would be dead in a bad way.

[@pointzerotwo]

@@johnmaclean8136 I remember that as well, but they have edited it out, though there is still a remnant remaining at 1:02. At 1:50, there is an obvious 20° head movement. For those not aware, "spacesuits" of that era had the helmets locked in place.