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Bloopers from NASA showing astronauts losing their footing while walking on the moon 🌕

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bro zak2 years ago

These guys seen it live.

Vishnu C Nadh2 years ago

Of course they are bloopers from a well made movie!

Avalanche Forever2 years ago

It looks like they're attached to strings

Sachin Shekhar2 years ago

Good VFX. Imagine having that much dirt without atmosphere.

Mohammed Al-Yahya2 years ago

Look at the grains of sand dust! How can it, if it flies in the air, fall back down!! Is there gravity in the moon?

87 thoughts.2 years ago

'Bloopers' 😬😄 Speaking of the moon, I'd love for you to see this.

IsRoninOpenYet.ron2 years ago

What if the suit gets damaged

Tyson DeFiPhysicsLab2 years ago

Aliens looking at us…

James Mills2 years ago

You mean walking on a sound stage.

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