Why Astronauts Were Almost Trapped On The Moon Forever (Apollo 11 Landing)

The Apollo 11 mission to the moon is one of the most intense stories of survival. The whole trip was nearly a disaster, and somehow the astronauts managed to make their way back to earth and not get trapped on the moon or die in space! Watch here to see how they made it out alive!
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[@TheInfographicsShow]

... and yet they came back! 💪🏻 But it sure wasn't easy looking back at it now...

[@beezy_b]

So what happened to the stuff they left behind on the moon tho?

[@mr_muffinman1375]

OOF

[@CowyC]

No one: Absolutely no one: Not even a single soul: The infographics show: *deletes comment and makes a new one making it behind with likes with the normal comments*

[@mrpigeon7734]

10th like...something wrong?

[@uncommonviewer]

Can you make a you vs a scp

[@thetacoguyy]

Fun Fact: the phone you're currently holding, has way more power than the computers used to send Apollo mission to the moon.

[@ihatemyselfuwu3960]

im not using a phone

[@EricICX]

Fun Fact: literally everyone knows this

[@thetacoguyy]

@@EricICX that's why it's a fact, not everyone knows it.

[@early7strikeland996]

Fun fact: The past tense of yeet is yote

[@tgstudio85]

Fun fact Apollo computers didn’t got system that uses 99% of resources;)

[@fitoldster8945]

A thin line between an extreme success and a devastating disaster.

[@Baraka_II]

Fit Oldster not wrong there

[@vexingrabbit1824]

Everything that could of gone wrong in this mission went wrong..... But clearly Americans have plot armor.

[@iisxlsayt5938]

Aannnd Americans are just untitled y'all never went to the moon proof is that rocks look suspiciously like props and the flag is flapping around while there is no oxygen there so there are no winds

[@iisxlsayt5938]

@@vexingrabbit1824 have fake plots ✌

[@patricialvaughn8709]

Zero Human a

[@mokongthe3856]

Imagine, if your the guy left on the floating rocket, your literally the most loneliest man in the history, your physically 384,400 km away from earth and from everyone, and you're there all alone as you orbit the moon and pass the dark side of it, and nothing is happening, just a total silence, your basically The Most Loneliest Man in History.

[@cayden8794]

Mokongthe3 This is too deep for me to comprehend

[@crazeguy26]

@@cayden8794 there was a Doc i watch about sending people to mars. if the engines or some major failure happens on the way to or back from mars. the people are dead as there no way to catch up to them, even if we found a way to catch up to them there's no way to get them off as the ship is spinning end over end to have some "gravity".

[@cesarperez8553]

crazeguy26 what doc?

[@arthurmorgan3440]

imagine you were an immortal but the earth exploded and you start floating in space

[@mineeagle2651]

Nah you have a much greater chance of surviving than the actual people who land on the moon

[@excalibur2596]

Me as a kid: I will become an astronaut. Me now: Never mind

[@whirl3690]

Astronaut doesn't necessarily mean going to any other planets or natural satellites. It just means going to space.

[@teadidthis]

*_Meme Machine_*

[@drobnoxius9483]

@@whirl3690 still, the toilets aren't that comfortable

[@sefilifieday]

@@drobnoxius9483 Y E S

[@cassigaming7432]

Me too lol

[@HaXD1209]

Computer: ERROR Me: What error? Computer: UNKNOWN ERROR

[@fattyMcGee97]

When the computer runs out of ram to the extent that it can't even process an error properly

[@melbamurcia1193]

Syntax Error

[@jamesrather7170]

But if it is an unknown error, then how do we know the error even exists? In order for an error to be detected then it has to be known.

[@WeldinMike27]

OK computer

[@amadoyt2287]

James Rather no

[@joshmathews7603]

Next landing target: the sun don't worry, we'll go at night

[@seddiqOutlaw4]

Trump supporters approves of this

[@Catcat0]

@Nigerian Prince Do you know what is a joke?

[@joshmathews7603]

@Nigerian Prince Yeah right. And the moon's not really made of cheese. Suuuuure.

[@damien18462]

Nigerian Prince Then how did you not get the joke. Hate to be that guy but *you

[@thirtytwojs]

r/wooosh

[@kingmarsden]

Can't believe there is still people who think we've never been to the moon, it happened. Be proud, its mankind's greatest feat.

[@greendirt3446]

Dont make them believe its real just tell them thats its real bc we all can have our own oppinion unless in DPRK . But i believe its real

[@Auroramfangel]

It’s not that I don’t believe we have never been to the moon I just think the videos from the FIRST moon landing were fake. I do believe that we got to the moon there are just some things that make me question the video. I think America faked the video so we could rub the accomplishments of America is Russia’s face. They can’t even find the original “footage” how does one just lose the tapes that recorded one of the greatest achievements to have been made thus far in American science and engineering

[@notsoshook]

@@Auroramfangel Why wouldn't USSR say anything then? They obviously had to believe without a doubt the United States went to the moon otherwise they would have called the United States out for faking it. It was in the middle of the cold war and we were in a space race. Both countries were spying on each other and had intelligence on the status of each other's space programs.

[@jpop3016]

HaHa you think the moon is real!?

[@vlatkomacici7528]

Because it was 1969

[@blueboigaming5189]

Can't even imagine the feeling these guys had when that hatch opened for the first time. There you are, staring at a completely alien place. A place no one had ever been or even seen in person before. Stepping out for the first time must have been mind blowing.

[@abelgreen5046]

Indeed. I saw another video where the astronauts talk about how the experience completely changes you. It was a profound and life changing event. It’s hard to imagine how it couldn’t. You are doing and seeing something no human from earth has ever done in all of humanity. The risk, the rewards, the extraordinary scientific achievement, the leap of humanity, it’s truly remarkable

[@yomommaahotoo264]

Stepping out on a stage set isn't all that scary.

[@abelgreen5046]

@@yomommaahotoo264 it probably is. There’s also the chance you might die or never make it back to tell the tale.

[@yomommaahotoo264]

@@abelgreen5046 LOLOL - Not from a nasa apollo stage set....

[@yomommaahotoo264]

@@abelgreen5046 Little Red Riding Hood was really scared of the big, bad wolf too.

[@BloopersINCjr]

When your realize we landed on the moon in the year 1969 Everyone: Nice

[@braveoil13]

Nice

[@drunkenpumpkins7401]

Even though it's a obvious lie just to beat the sovjets.

[@legotownsperson3520]

Guess what I have 69 subs 😎

[@epicpownsor]

DrunkenPumpkins lol hope that’s a joke

[@denglishjones]

@@drunkenpumpkins7401 no because there are footprints

[@theslaww]

And this is why we should appreciate Sir Isaac Newton for inventing gravity

[@ye1386]

And Albert Einstein for writing the bible

[@artanisplays3982]

@@ye1386 lol, thats now original

[@abdurrahmanmahi5998]

And me for reading this comment

[@bonsaithe2nd485]

WHO THE F AtE MY CHICKEN what the fu**?

[@testfortester7131]

Thank you sir issac Einstein

[@mariangelabortolozzo3720]

Apollo 11 at whole, how I think about, is the most amazing human event for ever and ever. I am 57 years old now, but I remember the mission (which I'd watched by tv) like it was happened yesterday. Superlative

[@cesaravegah3787]

Hard to imagine a human being both so smart, physically fit and level headed as Amstrong, very few people through history was even close.

[@drawde_064]

So you’re telling me that there just a bunch of bags lying on the moon?

[@hassanmazza1831]

Most likely its gone due to high radiation and erosion

[@hunteryoungblood649]

@@hassanmazza1831 Erosion doesn't exist on the moon.

[@datathunderstorm]

HunterTheCyborg// HunterHTC Methinks by erosion, it was implied as photonic erosion. Those abandoned items would have been continuously bombarded by photons from the solar wind. Some of the materials will have succumbed to solar radiation in this manner.

[@shadowninja6689]

From what I understand it was likely burnt up when they left the moon. Several of the US flags we left on the moon were accidentally destroyed this way.

[@MichaelSmith-te7eq]

@@hassanmazza1831 erosion through what process? Lol

[@lukev863]

Imagining being the 3rd guy who didn’t get to go on the moons surface

[@wojtekpolska1013]

? whats so special in being 3rd? why 3rd? not 2nd or 4th?

[@aaronropers-huilman8317]

Michael Collins

[@Ninja4Hire]

@@wojtekpolska1013 i think this is a reference to a Wendy's tweet about how nobody cares about the people who were in 2nd, 3rd, etc

[@wojtekpolska1013]

@@Ninja4Hire i dont think so

[@lukev863]

I didn’t realise the typo it’s meant to be didn’t not did

[@sharma.ji.ka.ladka_37]

Buzz Aldrin and Neil Armstrong are surely the heroes of Apollo 11 mission who went through thick and thin to make the mission successful and come back home alive but let's not forget about Michael Collins. He was so close to the moon yet he couldn't step on it. But he was still happy and proud, without him Buzz and Neil wouldn't have been back home safely. My salute and respect to all the three heroes.

[@jasonhaynes2952]

Agreed! Here he was taking an almost identical risk (almost) but not getting any of the recognition that Neil and Buzz would get. Imagine if the lunar module crashed on the moon, or was unable to return to the module, and Michael Collins had to leave his friends there and return to earth, all by himself. Ugh.

[@Sparrowash97]

He was also the first human being to be the furthest away from the earth with no radio communications due to being on the dark side of the moon. Something that should be celebrated as much as the landing itself

[@rebelrouzer5318]

He said he didn't mind cuz he got to go 99% of the way

[@KarenSieradski]

Thousands of geniuses at NASA: We can't figure out how to fix it. Aldrin: Eh, I'll just shove a pen in the hole.

[@seanholm8957]

To be honest you could probably feel the exact level of stress they had were trying to land in kerbal space program

[@greendirt3446]

Its easier in SFS but KSP is still great

[@matt309]

Not as bad as sr2

[@ditsokar4168]

I hate the mun especially when the landing legs become overstressed

[@BlurbTheDurb]

true

[@daytopotato8613]

Depends on skill level tho

[@Bigfoot_With_Internet_Access]

Dang, this is why we sasquatches don't ever go to the moon

[@bibbleinsane3290]

Hi Bigfoot

[@legotownsperson3520]

I wish bigfoot was real

[@legotownsperson3520]

@@bibbleinsane3290 I want your profile pic can I have it

[@aromorguy]

one day

[@icaricc]

Mhm

[@vedicsubliminal3510]

Looking back at all the troubles they went through to land on moon, it's cruel to say it was fake. For those doubtful, at least give 'em the benefit of the doubt.

[@BA-jc7nq]

cruel ≠ honest

[@HK00088]

@@BA-jc7nq moon landing was and is fake

[@kadafi4lyf]

No one would have said it was fake if russians did it

[@Sxm_8]

@@BA-jc7nq crackhead

[@CheesyNugget]

the scariest part of the mission I'd have to say was the power switch on the lunar module. no matter what you did if you couldn't complete the circuit, no one could be able to rescue you, unless they sent a fully automated lunar lander that the astronauts can go to and use instead of the broken one, which would've taken too long, as, by the time they find a way to do it, they probably run out of oxygen. overall, going to the moon is insanely scary.

[@MrT------5743]

I know this is old, but I just saw it. They had a way to essentially hot wire the assent engine. Since it was powered by hupergolics fuels (ignite on contact with each other), all they really needed was to open the valves. NASA had a procedure for that but was looking for a way to bypass the broken circuit breaker first and keep the other option as a last resort.

[@rogerpedler8603]

The whole mission was very scary ....brave MEN......

[@lawkokurdan3902]

@Cam just stop talking...

[@Lala1028W]

Cam just shut up instead of claiming how “brainwashed “ I don’t even worry about our government bc I shouldn’t

[@greendirt3446]

@Cam dont Tell that we are brainwashed , you can believe your believe but dont call people that dont believe your believe brainwashed you can have youre oppinion im not forcing you to believe its real

[@thecringeeascreator977]

Cam That theory has been debunked multiple times. They got pasted the radiation in less than an hour and the craft consumed most of the radiation.There are pictures of the areas where the moon landed. And thousands and thousands of people were involved in the mission. If it was faked, SOMEONE would have told people and if they would have been able to have brought HUGE pieces of evidence to prove it. It would be close to impossible for the government to keep thousands and thousands of people working on the project quiet. And some of the USA’s rivals (like the Soviet Union) had the ability to expose them, yet they confirmed that it happened. And they left retro-reflectors on the moon. And if you send a laser to the areas with the retro-reflectors, you get a signal back. And this doesn’t happen if you send it to other areas without the retro-reflectors. Now I’m not trying to force you to have the same opinion as me, I’m just saying that the theory you are talking about is flawed and has been debunked multiple times.

[@kpsiex]

@Cam Dunning Kruger effect. Your Quark sized brain is unable to process what we are talking about so when we give you an entire lexicon that answers all of your questions you would just say "Lies. Brainwashed hahahah CGI!!1"

[@adrian64bit39]

Thanks youtube for keeping me up an extra 10 minutes

[@TheInfographicsShow]

💪🏻

[@Kookie4uu]

Mood

[@Azukwuah]

@@TheInfographicsShow hi im big fan

[@myamartin476]

nO iTs AcTuaLly 10mins and 49seconds

[@Scorcher76]

nO ItS AcTuAlLy 10 mInS and 49.5 sEcOnDs FYI

[@djbred18]

If my computer displays an error code, I just hit ctrl+alt+delete.

[@Sweattypalms]

ALT+F4

[@mr.flip3338]

And then if it's a lunar landing capsule, you would turn off the whole thing and die. Nice!

[@astrxcy]

me alt+f4 like sweat

[@a_me0wer]

@Kevin Sanchez f

[@warrior9326]

@Kevin Sanchez F

[@jaydenli2125]

Landing in real life: abort, crash or land safely KSP: Q U I C K S A V E

[@georgeghleung]

Wrong. It's revert to VAB. No one remember to quick save on the way to the Moon...

[@greendirt3446]

SFS player can relate to this pretty much , *Yes* im a SFS player

[@arlindkrasniqi4016]

Green Dirt same

[@doritodes583]

Green Dirt wut is Sfs?

[@Saturnares]

@@doritodes583 SFS is just a lame 2d KSP.

[@YashasRedd]

It's mind-boggling knowing that we the human race stepped onto the moon in a time where even cell phones didn't exist!

[@mr.babatunde692]

Makes me wonder if the Moon Landing is staged or not? 🤔

[@mysticalpineapple7263]

Yashas Redd here comes the tinfoil....

[@babelfishdude]

14 Kilobytes of hand sewn copper wires through iron doughnuts, ultimately the size of a football, of which they used four - is what stored all the guidance of the rocket. Which definitely seems risky.

[@LosAngelesWeedSmoker]

Filmed in Nevada and Iceland.

[@KingCreeper-1026]

Too true, the Apollo Guidance Computer was far less powerful than a present-day Arduino

[@SodioC]

Me: *Looks at the thumbnail* Also me: How could a spiderweb be made on the moon...

[@lixd3054]

The real question is how did the spider get into space

[@bigpicklepotato9666]

@@lixd3054 the spider secretly crawled into the rocket just before it launched

[@mrbabbleding]

@@bigpicklepotato9666 ok

[@UltimateEntity]

No the real question is why did he clickbait us

[@harrishromero6447]

@@UltimateEntity That not how clickbait works

[@bababoey3209]

9:40 I love how he wrote the stuff behind the clipboard 😂

[@jasonhatt4295]

Forever is a very short time... when you have a limited oxygen supply

[@herondeeyan2061]

Regardless, still trapped on the moon - dead or alive

[@jasonhatt4295]

Herondeeyan true

[@FirstnameLastname-bx4zk]

My mommy says that I’m special

[@remonize3615]

well you need to eat

[@seanholm8957]

am d The only thing faker than the moon landing to you, is the age that you used to sign up for your account

[@build2270]

"And they had two options, starve or commit suicide, and eventually we would have to close down communication" If you have seen "If" by Vsauce you will get it

[@jocab6138]

Happy 90th birthday Buzz Aldrin January 20, 2020

[@zero10x69]

Just can't imagine how scary it would be knowing your leaving the earth and going into the unknown

[@GamingGeek7]

You know you're early when even someone's grandpa is tryna act funny in the comments

[@FirstnameLastname-bx4zk]

Gaming Geek you know you’re early when someone makes an when you know you’re early when comment

[@theslaww]

I'm not a grandpa but sorry....

[@yesyes3367]

69 likes

[@loveisthemostpowerfulforce1397]

Hello.

[@seanholm8957]

Totally Not MachoUnicorn367 No we’re talking about the Boomer who said phone bad

[@vexingrabbit1824]

Everything that could of gone wrong in this mission went wrong..... But clearly Americans have plot armor.

[@Ethan5I5]

That is called "Divine Providence"

[@SaariumDeta]

Including landing in the moon?

[@drewthompson7457]

Not much went wrong. At least nothing prevented their successful mission.

[@notsocuteotaku8662]

Wdym?

[@pinkythreat]

@@SaariumDeta F for the people who landed in the moon

[@dzziridz3541]

I forgot about an issue that almost interrupted the mission: Armstrong fell in love with a moon girl and decided to stay with her, so the team stepped in and convinced him the air was running out.

[@BA-jc7nq]

She gave him a moon rock.... turns out it was just petrified wood. bummer :(

[@Tsen_guun]

Lol

[@janicefrantz1831]

Isn't that a Twilight Zone episode?

[@LostAnFound]

What I understand to be the 1202 cause: Aldrin was running both the ascent and descent radars simultaneously because he didn’t want to lose track of the Command Module in case they had to abort. This additional caution pulled more power (electrical and computing) than Eagle was designed to use during simulations.

[@wojtekpolska1013]

im disappointed how many peoples say, that they "just realized that moon landing was in 1969" I think this should be considered common knowledge.

[@DripLordZain]

It’s a joke for millennials 69 420

[@thisisthetruth4525]

There is a difference between knowing and realising though

[@likkyball8736]

The moon landing was faked

[@jblo6822]

@Super Skuxx: People who say it was faked are just ignorant.

[@loveisthemostpowerfulforce1397]

@@jblo6822 faked

[@superrnggame1618]

I think KZbin is a little bit broken because I saw this notification went to the infographics show channel and did not see a new video. And went back to my notifications and watched this video.

[@THE-michaelmyers]

If my memory serves, the primary reason for those 1201 and 1202 alarms was Buzz made a mistake before they started the P 64 program. A switch setting was overloading the computer. AT NO time was the landing in any serious danger. This computer was designed to not shut down. In mission control, the controller had a back room and they ran the error and let them know they were go on those alarms. Yes, that switch was a problem. Does anybody remember Apollo 13? People were in the sims for hours coming up with revised checklists to power up the Command Module. These same engineers would have entered the LM sim and worked that problem. With all due respect, these videos with titles like this one make me angry! They were never almost trapped on the moon. They had problems that could have ended tragically but had plenty of time, resources, and wherewithal to work these problems as they come up. Why don't you save the drama for Hollywood!

[@fedupwithfed4047]

What was the scariest part of the mission he asks?..... Knowing what I know about machines and how they're made....When it's a FIRST time for everything ....ALL of it is the scariest part!!!!

[@yousefbaradee9070]

Thinking about the fact that the mobile or computer that we are using to watch this video is much more powerful than the computer that they had in 1969 is just ironic

[@rc5924]

How is it ironic? It only makes sense that as time passes technology evolves. Just a shame the same thing hasn't happened to your ability to reason.

[@aidenkeen3524]

Well I’d like to say no because they had several computers that are by far more powerful and think about it that was 50+ years ago

[@jaredthehumanbeing3271]

Uh, where's the "ironic" part?

[@nabeel9187]

I think he meant iconic

[@jaredthehumanbeing3271]

@@nabeel9187 ok that makes more sense

[@duchi882]

*They were almost stuck* because they're not as Swift as a coursing River with not as forceful as a Great Typhoon not as strong as a raging fire in the Mysterious dark side of the Moon

[@krissy846]

Duchi I see what you did there!

[@milehighpodcast4486]

What did he do there I don't get it? Please explain it to me.

[@braveoil13]

@@milehighpodcast4486 Its a song from Mulan called I'll Make A Man Out Of You

[@sunflowerpain8939]

Now that song is stuck in my head, thanks.

[@dexuan1087]

Nice I love the TF2 version though

[@BondandBourne]

9:31 they were quarantining decades ahead

[@gokulsharma3508]

And Comes The People Who Believe The Earth Is Flat

[@zulfadhlizainal8176]

I don't believe the earth is flat but i do believe that the moon landing is fake

[@shrink2255]

Milotic then why are you watching this video

[@thedukeofidoicy1576]

@@shrink2255 he's doing it to get attention

[@thedukeofidoicy1576]

@@shrink2255 so just ignore him

[@anthonyg2828]

@@zulfadhlizainal8176 so do you think that because of just gut feeling or do you think that because of numerous research supporting articles or experiments?

[@carsnquads]

I cant be the only one who gets unbelievably high and watch these videos

[@VenomShotYou]

Scott Rj Wilson You are not alone sir

[@mrpineapples4752]

Scott Rj Wilson a man of culture I see

[@dorklives2602]

bahahaha me too bro

[@hassanmazza1831]

Absolutely not mate best things to watch. Im on pluto watching videos about earth and the moon

[@reynaldoray7539]

“July 19, 1969” Me : “nice”

[@bennyinabenz5339]

July 16th*

[@kobe4428]

@@bennyinabenz5339 July 20th*

[@loveisthemostpowerfulforce1397]

I wonder what it looked like inside the Studio with the flim set?

[@bennyinabenz5339]

Reptilian alien google it

[@BloopersINCjr]

ReynaldoRay sorry my comment overshadowed yours lol we said the same thing

[@jonathanmoerdijk4032]

Maybe even the biggest risk was not knowing whether or not the lunar dust would react with oxygen. When re-entering the lunar module, Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin took a huge gamble to repressurise the cabin. Luckily lune dust turned out not to be flammable or combust, but if it did, they were guaranteed to die.

[@peteconrad2077]

We had a good idea of the composition of the moon before they went. I don’t think this was a significant risk.

[@bhavyakabade]

When you realize that the Saturn's navigation computer used RAM modules which were permanently programmed by tiny magnetic rings HAND WOVEN into a copper wire fabric, each ring representing one bit either one or zero based on it's electromagnetic produced moment, no fancy semiconductor chips or transistors or microchips, they just weren't as reliable as actual physical copper fabrics woven by skilled textile craftswomen, absolute mind numbing

[@ingmarhendriks8172]

You forgot that the ladder of the lander also almost killed them. Because of the gentle landing the landing legs were not used to absorb the shock of landing. This caused the ladder to be very high up preventing access to the lander after the moon walk. It was very hard for them to get back in due to the bulky spacesuit.

[@TheRealPAX]

I would have had an anxiety attack

[@WHATSAHANDLEIDKIDK]

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[@Lennyst]

I mean who wouldn't?

[@mr.zondide2746]

@@Lennyst astronauts

[@anotherpersonontheweb5558]

Imagine all of the problems you could experience on a manned mission to Mars. The moon is in our back yard and there were still so many things that happened. Imagine going to another planet that is millions of miles away

[@kirkmorrison6131]

I spent that day glued to the B&W TV. I was 13 at the time

[@IkedaSerra]

Scariest possible disaster was most definitely almost being hit by burning debris. They had to rely on nothing more than sheer dumb luck to survive that.

[@Leeuwke131]

It wasn’t an unknown error code tho. Mission control had already received the error code once during a simulation so they knew what it was and just went through the procedure :) so whilst astronauts hadn’t seen the error code before, the engineers at MCC definitely had and the decision to ignore and continue was well calculated

[@saidadam]

I love the infographics show. Its addictive.

[@AtLanTis613]

So much challenge. Huge respect ❤

[@TarriPup]

The scariest thing about this is they could have discovered my secret moon stash

[@esmedsouza8712]

Love your videos!! Keep it up !!

[@MeaHeaR]

R.I.P. Michael Collins 🌹

[@gandalfderturkise3982]

5:45 there is a atmosphere but It is so thin that it is like nothing...

[@ives3572]

One small step for man, but one giant leap for mankind.

[@Icy-ll5ie]

He spent over half a year to work out ehat he should say when he steps on the moon tho

[@jamesrather7170]

@@Icy-ll5ie He still muffed it when he had to say it for real. It was supposed to be, "That's one small step for A man, but one giant leap for mankind.".

[@codedecode878]

one giant leap, that lead to nowhere.

[@breneditz8829]

@@jamesrather7170 The version he eventually said sounds better imo though.

[@Tdx21]

So they placed the astronauts in immediate quarantine, but they did not consider the possibility of potential life contained within the space dust stuck on the module, which landed in our oceans, suddenly granting life giving water to a potentially "asleep" life form. Yes I said potentially a lot, but this is something to consider when travelling. Most migrations of life to other continents happened on the back of the vehicles transporting the people or goods and not necessarily the people or goods themselves.

[@jackbaxter4924]

the module re entered earths atmosphere and the heat shield burnt off at over 2500 degrees celsius. Not to mention the fact that it spent 3 days hurtling through the vacuum of space.

[@Tdx21]

@@jackbaxter4924 I hear you, but some portions of the pod doesnt heat up as much as the side with the heat shield. Also, tardigrades(which live on earth) can survive in the vacuum of space for days and can endure insane temperatures. Who is to say there arent creatures in space that can endure even more insane conditions?

[@jackbaxter4924]

@@Tdx21 You can play what ifs as much as you want but considering that chemistry is universal we have to assume that life would come about in a consistent way. "What if there's a special kind of life that's not carbon based that can withstand a vacuum and thousands of degrees?" Yeah I guess its possible but we have no reason to think that's more likely than any other theory without evidence

[@d.dementedengineerc99isurf26]

@@Tdx21 Due to simple biochemestry. The crucial atom for life on earth is carbon as it has four available valence electrons, enabling many possible combinations. Silicon is carbon's kin and also has four valence electrons, and is abundant both on the earth and the moon, however its bonds are much stronger than carbon and its chemistry produces ROCKS. Rocks cannot live. And again, the entire module was enveloped in plasma for a minute or two during reentry. Plasma is a most effective steriliser.

[@dave7825]

Yeah they got trapped in the studio lol

[@KPL400]

Flatturd...

[@knyt0]

how do you confirm this, and why do you need to confirm this?

[@trevorsmith7753]

All the LMs landed a few degrees off-level. Apollo 11 was closest to level at about 4 degrees. The design limit for LM ascent stage lift-off is variously stated as 12 or 15 degrees.

[@milsrichburg6066]

“To many it seemed like the moon landing was an amazing success”. You think? It was and that’s a ridiculous understatement

[@Ami-km8sd]

Except to the people who think NASA faked it, I suppose

[@greendirt3446]

You believe its faked or not ? Im just saying you can believe what your believe

[@ErikPeterson101]

@@Ami-km8sd Lol, "NOTSA"

[@eatmonster5610]

10:21 epic men of flesh and blood? Pff all we do these days are claim who are *first* in a KZbin video not like these people who claim first in a country or moon

[@greendirt3446]

Nobody : The mongols : *"FiRsT"*

[@PokerSpiral]

Spacex launched a rocket

[@fratercontenduntocculta8161]

Imagine how tough it's going to be to say something legendary when we finally land on Mars.

[@djbeezy]

I was thinking the same thing as I started watching this. I can only imagine how uninspiring it will be.

[@clarky23]

i'd just say something simple like......"we'rrrrrre heeeeeeere"!"

[@impolitedirector3595]

They will find something by then lol

[@justin2308]

A continuation of the “one small step for man” quote, perhaps? “Mankind has leapt again.”

[@therealsugarrayrobinson5468]

One medium step for man, one extra giant leap for man kind

[@clockbutwithoutzel3718]

I was learning about the Moon in class I learned more info than what I learned thanks to you

[@copterhelibevibin2785]

No one: The girl at 1:22 : *ah yes the first stage has infinite fuel and crashes at moon and the astronauts survive*

[@Yatiblue]

Haha same😂😂

[@Quvl]

1st stage has the efficiency of *inf*

[@NC_Isro_64]

@@doritodes583 1st stage is used to get out if earth's atmo

[@jennykeele]

bro use the infinite fuel

[@fidogames6917]

Why when I first saw this I read it as “how Australian almost got stuck on the moon”😂😂

[@only257]

Great video 🎉

[@UrbanOdyssey]

Program 1201 and 1202 was a data overload of the AGS (abort guidance system) similar to your computer showing not responding temporarily but slightly different. The reason this code was displaying was because of the 16/68 code (Verb 16 noun 68) which showed the lunar modules display range for landing. Aldrin noticed on the second alarm (1202) that it only occurs when that command was executed into the AGS/AGC. Originally on the first alarm Jack Garman had written down a series of possible but redundant alarms prior to the launch. In the case of every needing it he could reference for peace of mind. And that is exactly what he did.

[@thehaughtcorner]

Yes. The video claims they had never encountered this in training, but it is well known that after an aborted sim, which was deemed improper, they studied all alarms and made the list that was referred to on A11. Garman's role in all this has been undervalued, with Steve Bales' possibly being overvalued. Regardless, it was the Aldrin radar error that triggered the whole thing.

[@UrbanOdyssey]

@@thehaughtcorner exactly

[@lightx7942]

Hello there, I hope you have a great day!

[@tigervalley62]

If I ever go to the moon, first mission I want to complete, would be to retrieve the old gear, these brave heros left behind lol😁

[@hassanmazza1831]

Its probably gone by now

[@shadowninja6689]

It was likely burnt up when they took off. They accidentally burnt a few US flags left on the moon because they planted them too close to the rocket.

[@yulfine1688]

I don't think much of it exists if any really do remember without a decent magnetic field or any atmosphere and the like radiation and photon bombardment would have probably degraded and destroyed much of what is on their. Theres also no reason to go to the moon. Nothing there for us but helium 3 which we cant really mine nor would any country probably allow that to happen it's a rare resource on earth already..also not safe to attempt mining on the moon. Rovers can do something but you still require shuttles to pick them up and come back and we already know how expensive that is alone and difficult. Its expensive enough to send people to the iss which for the most part is making attempts at preparing humans for space travel and trying figure out how we could travel make artificial gravity and then keep ourselves alive from the extended travel periods among other things.

[@mikhaelsundin1798]

Maybe there is none Becuse really they never whent

[@romanbellic2178]

mike a saintz 🤡

[@Deadpool3203]

Cool Venom symbiote reference on the thumbnail 🤘🏽🕸

[@purpleandblue8819]

This is amazing🤩

[@NoobGamer-jw6uy]

7:26 *pro gamer move

[@PG-jc8bz]

Error 1202 on the ship: Astronauts: Freaking out Mission Control: Don’t worry about it! Error 1201 appears on the ship: “I’m about to end these mens whole careers”

[@ErikPeterson101]

**Error 1200**

[@mitka7271]

It would be hard to control stuff with those power puff hands

[@incidentalist]

Man oh man, talk about lucky!! NEVER realized how many things could have gone wrong! Humans are an incredible thing!!

[@mrpinkfreak4168]

I'm glad he included the actual egg shape of the moon

[@toffee5266]

Luv u infographic show

[@TheInfographicsShow]

Thank you! ♥

[@PWR_Jesper88Ros]

This video alone is why I don't blame Buzz Aldrin for punching that moon landing denier

[@kritical_2638]

I never heard of the word quarantine 4 months before, now I hear it everywhere

[@normiukkeli3739]

Apollo 11 truly was a great work of engineering.

[@moecash8450]

Apollo 51 Nevada dessert

[@kvnmcinturff1]

With the technology they had during that time, it was amazing they were able to pull off any of the Apollo missions. 😊

[@ditsokar4168]

So the whole mission was held together by gaffer tape and chewing gum

[@alphateam3326]

Wow this is great this is bad as well when the error bell was on

[@vorcefulsynce243]

So like... Was the whole space ship the Imposter?

[@jamesodom4980]

Wow! A video on KZbin that doesn’t blast you with an ad before watching.

[@rc5924]

Just one every 30 seconds...

[@Herowebcomics]

WOW! It is awesome that they succeeded! But the things that went wrong were CRAZY!

[@invisi-bullexploration2374]

It is a testament to the human spirit of ingenuity that not only did humans do it but they did it oldschool analog style for the most part. And everybody got back safe too! (Though Apollo 13 was a real nail biter.) It will be forever in the annals of the most badass thing our species ever accomplished. And hopefully before I catch that last Westbound train I will get to see humans take steps onto the lunar surface once again.

[@anishkhadgi6822]

Really liked it, never even thought about it! That journey was an amazing one and the moon landing was done on Razor's blade. Video presentation nice and the narration and the animation better. Beautiful video

[@TheInfographicsShow]

Thank you! ♥

[@theartofmastery3674]

I wish everyone a great day🙏

[@kishore369]

Thanks you too

[@loveisthemostpowerfulforce1397]

potentially

[@darcybrummett7004]

7:28 Love the Macgyver reference!

[@OttawaMikes]

Apollo Lunar Surface Journal. Increadable resource with Apollo Astronauts giving blow by blow commentary on their missions.

[@venkatsaran6515]

Just imagine the situation when the power switch broke off...😱😱

[@sarthaksuman6554]

Oh my

[@whirl3690]

Nothing compared to the Apollo 16 where one Astronaut fell onto his backpack. If it were damaged in any way, he would have been dead. Thankfully that didn't happen.

[@prizmcmyk3363]

Imagine how difficult landing on Mars will be

[@liamhigbee4308]

PRIZM CMYK Mars has more gravity

[@rollandhall3677]

Not very difficult in this era, especially considering they landed rovers there with considerable lag. If someone was on board it's much easier.

[@yulfine1688]

@@rollandhall3677 the rovers are also slowly destroyed so..yeah..they dont function very long

[@yvonnevevo6788]

Landing on Mars is easy as 🥧 we have tr3b Astra now. Beast mode antigravity.

[@doritodes583]

its actually much easier because mars has an atmosphere meaning you can use parachutes to help your craft pand u may need a pittoe thrist because theres not much of an atmosphere however the parachutes help alot anyway

[@jaswinder113]

What a miracle - One of the astronaut

[@draganafar4076]

That s insane!!! I thought there were no problems the whole way there and back but that all of it was deadly!!!!!!!!