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This has to be the most convincing video NASA ever made. It has everything - atomic motors, orbital docking, twirling antennae, stars. And real astronauts with lit up control decks. In 1955. And yes it's 100% real - from NASA's own archives. Watch this and there will be no... show more

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Jikkyleaks 🐭1 year ago

.@shezbanga 😂😂😂 #Modi #chandrayaan3 #NASA

John Doe1 year ago

@NASA Why does this guy sound like a German Nazi 🤔. His space wheel kinda reminds me of Elysium (2013)

Jikkyleaks 🐭1 year ago

@NASA Because he's a German Nazi

TruthS33ker🐭1 year ago

@NASA Lol Unmarked path through space Dramatic mystery music Air conditioning.

Jikkyleaks 🐭1 year ago

@NASA Atomic engines 😂

Iwazaru1 year ago

@NASA

RayFinkle1 year ago

@NASA This!

🍁Mike Cottingham🍁 Powered by: 🐭 🧙‍♂️🙏🕯️1 year ago

@NASA The sizzle of the 50s leading into the Beyond Beef Steak of the 60s is a tale of marketing and malnourishment.

RayFinkle1 year ago

@NASA I think the emcee is an authentic Nazi too. That way you know it’s real science

Paloma Franceschi1 year ago

@NASA Jikky, why are you so obsessed with @NASA ? Is there something you’d like to tell us? Is it about that pursuit of truth you’ve been teaching us?

Jikkyleaks 🐭1 year ago

Because NASA and DARPA are two heads of the same hydra, that turned our science based civilisation into a Lysenkoist one-world state. And they launder trillions of dollars to run their stupid projects that destroy the environment and lives. Do you know what they did to the atmosphere in 1958?

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