I have questions..

HOLY BULLSH💩T....

The camera was remote controlled by a guy on earth who had to practice in advanced to get used to the lag time between the earth and the moon.

Ask away ...

Questions are good. That’s how we learn. Rejecting answers simply because you don’t like them is how people remain willfully ignorant. So the real question is: do you actually want to learn, or do you just want your disbelief reinforced?

RIP unknown moon cameraman

I have answers

Filmed from the rover. Timed well after Apollo 16 launch off the moon was missed. They learned from 16 and applied it to 17. Hope this helps.

like, whos controlling the camera?

What questions do you have? Do you not know the camera was mounted on the rover? Do you think there were not motorized cameras in 1972? Do you not know that alternating individual red/blue/green frames can produce color video that uses no more bandwidth than B&W?

@ZimGuyInUK Kubrick always used colours effectively in his movies.

Do you really have questions, or do you have disbelief you don't want questioned?

Yep Some poor chap drew the short straw and had to stay behind and film them leaving Poor fucker

Who recovered the footage without like Bluetooth or something?

What questions would they be? I'm sure they can be answered here. Check out the segment at 4:40 in the video:

Hey, they forgot that cameraman on the moon. When are they going back to get him? In Din’t Nixon phone the moon on a landline. I’m pretty sure that’s the case. ???

No you don't. You have kneejerk contrarian denials.

The Camera was on a rope 🤣

The ascent propulsion system (APS) or lunar module ascent engine (LMAE) is a fixed-thrust hypergolic rocket engine developed by Bell Aerosystems for use in the Apollo Lunar Module ascent stage. It used Aerozine 50 fuel, and N2O 4 oxidizer. Rocketdyne provided the injector system.

I feel bad for the camera guy they left behind on the moon just so he could get that shot. Did we ever find out who that was by the way?

Are they smart questions? Or your usual brain farts?

I feel sorry for the cameraman left behind.

I am so glad they left someone to run the camera or did they have object tracking and motion intelligent computers on the equipment that went to the moon? Nixon must have been running it by remote control through his rotary telephone.

oh man me too. Like who filmed the take off? Where is the rest of the moon. I see two hills.

I've always wondered. If the moon landing was fake, and the US was in a cold war with Russia, why have the Russians never claimed the US lied. Wouldn't that make sense.

Uhh…who stayed back and recorded it?

Call me crazy, but it literally looks like a crane lifting it straight up.

1) create a rigid balloon filled with helium 2) mount it on a base 3) release it with a small pyrotecnic 4) film it rising Note after the release, there’s a wobble.

It is great to have questions, and here are many answers.

This account should be renamed “weaken minds”

You have questions, but probably not the intelligence or base level scientific knowledge to understand the answers. So you rely on cognitive dissonance and confirmation bias.

@Welshpatriot77 Hollywood didn’t have a remotely operated head for a couple more years. 🤔

Boomers believe this shit

No you don’t. Otherwise you would have read a book or go to a website to find the answers.

you’re not waken you could easily look this up