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The Apollo 17 Challenger lunar module launches from the moon, firecrackers and all.

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Take That, Clouds10 个月前

“Firecrackers”? It’s insulation being blown away.

arm4arw .... btw: NO PORN! 的头像

arm4arw .... btw: NO PORN!10 个月前

Not bad for a time when we still had rotary phones & rabbit ear antenna on TV's 🤣

truthache 的头像

truthache10 个月前

😆Not too bad at all.

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The Dread Bunny10 个月前

1. Learn how to spell. Apoloo? What the fuck? 2. The camera was robotic. There was no camera man. Crack a book now and then. Hell, do a simple Google search. Educate yourself you miserable twat.

𝐏𝐇𝐎𝐄𝐍𝐈𝐗🐦‍🔥𝐃𝐑𝐀𝐆𝐎𝐍 的头像

𝐏𝐇𝐎𝐄𝐍𝐈𝐗🐦‍🔥𝐃𝐑𝐀𝐆𝐎𝐍10 个月前

👌

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Tom Sawyer10 个月前

That’s an Altered Video. The Camera was Mounted on the Lunar Rover and Remotely Controlled by Houston Control.

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Lost in the crowd10 个月前

@RandyPaul51 I asked a few questions: This had to be a tv camera, because movie camera's rolls could not be recovered. What was the size of tv cameras then? (about 2 trucks) You have 1 sec delay in operating a camera on the moon. How did they not only followed the craft but also refocussed?

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Tom Sawyer10 个月前

@truthache68 There were NO “Film” Cameras on the Moon! Are You Really That Clueless?????

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Dr. Ron Waltman10 个月前

He took one for the team?!

truthache 的头像

truthache10 个月前

😆 indeed!

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Nibb3110 个月前

And there is a little guy inside your TV who switches channels when you press the remote.

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tjf10 个月前

You persist in posting this when every detail of this (analogue) video and the remote control of the camera is documented and demonstrated many times (including the failure on earlier missions to time the panning of the camera correctly). That's just silly.

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Krash310 个月前

'BOB', the cameraman .. a Hero Drew the 'short-straw' , for posterity-sake R.I.P. [Sometimes, 'One', must-stay]

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truthache10 个月前

R.I.P. Bob

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stuart vaclavick10 个月前

I guess they left the camera man behind.

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By Grabthar's Hammer10 个月前

Nice engagement farming. You get your rent money from your blue check yet? You act like you haven’t been shown the Ed Fendell information a hundred times before.

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Simon Adams10 个月前

Flattard space denying chimpanzees are always ignorant about space travel.

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David Cassidy10 个月前

The 'firecrackers' were explosive bolts.

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Chumba Wumba10 个月前

Amazing shot, isn't it? They actually tested the timing on previous missions to make this attempt - only had one chance to get it right, boy did they!

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Your Mom, Dave10 个月前

1. yes, there are pyrotechnic bolts and circuit interruptors severing the umbillicals and the mounts connecting the ascent stage with the descent stage. These blow up, so you literally do have "firecrackers". 2. Idk what trash cans you're referring to 3. The camera is remote controlled

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Jall10 个月前

Are you the only one on earth that didn’t about the camera being remote controlled from earth, and that it took several missions to get the filming synced?

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Ericshuptrine10 个月前

You mean the remote camera that was left on the moon to film the takeoff and transmit the footage.

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Chockiejaa FC. 🦮🦮🦮10 个月前

He wait late bus come.

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T.B.R - Group Captain Lionel Mandrake10 个月前

Nope. No firecrackers involved. Aerozine 50 with dinitrogen tetroxide

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Conspiracy Smasher10 个月前

Good to see flerfs proving the moon landings.

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John Crowll10 个月前

Pyrotechnic bolts fired to separate the upper and lower part of the LEM and camera was on tripod controlled from Earth. Because of time delay in radio signal the operator had to send commands to camera before they saw movement. Dumb ass.

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Sonny Shepherd10 个月前

Did they ever go back to the moon to retrieve the camera man?

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Sasha10 个月前

🤣🤣🤣

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Bren7 个月前

Hey @grok did the cameraman filming the the lunar module leaving the moon, ever get home again

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Ben10 个月前

Putting laughter over a video to connect with morons 👍

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Vader Vaders10 个月前

Wait until you find out how fast it had to go in order to dock with the Orbiter. lol 🤪

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Dan Boone10 个月前

1. Create a rigid balloon (like decoys made in WWII). 2. Release it with some fireworks and glitter. 3. Have the cameraman follow it up

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DesignedByNature10 个月前

Where's the milky way?

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Netts10 个月前

Ha ha ha

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LaSagnette 🇳🇱10 个月前

It was all done via an extension cord...

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Carlo's10 个月前

Ok, get one of the ubute 🔭 that NASA has point it at the moon and show the world everything left they. Shouldn't be too hard in today's world???. Now should it.😎🤣🤣

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