Jim Lovell Interview | 1994

VHS tape captured, upscaled, denoised, color corrected, and audio enhanced by TJ Cooney // The Space Archive for modern viewing.
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Before a live audience at the Tech Museum of Innovation in San Jose California, Moira Gunn interviews JIM LOVELL, Commander of Lunar Mission APOLLO 13. They recall the explosion that happened on that frightening journey, the technical reasons behind it and the lessons learned. They also talk about aspects of his earlier space flights, including the dramatic reading of Genesis while rounding the moon on Apollo 8, and his career in naval aviation.

[@mmillerssn]

Wonderful interview. Thank you.

[@camerorm]

I love the way he explained technically how the failure happened. He really wanted to know what went wrong because you can see how he knew so much detail.

[@paulsidhuUK]

Great interview, thanks for uploading this TJ

[@ipklondonuk]

love to meet Jim

[@srodgerbock7627]

Thanks, TJ

[@spankflaps1365]

Lovell: Houston we’ve had a problem. Rotten: Problem, problem, the problem is you, and what you gonna do?

[@srodgerbock7627]

And here I thought I knew what had happened.