Moonwalk One - NASA Overview Of The Apollo Days

[Cosmored]

The other link to hoax evidence I posted doesn't work anymore so here's another.

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[townsendmedia]

Awesome video! Thank you for posting

[schablone35]

funny how those proud americans forgot to mention wernher von braun......

[kiomarv]

@schablone35

I guess it's an inconvenient truth for the U.S. to admit that an ex-Nazi made much of the moon landing possible.

[lembillings]

@kiomarv It is indeed. I'm an American, I take a degree of pride in the U.S. landing people on the moon, and I give all the credit in the world for the technological feat putting humans on the moon was. That said, Von Braun's past -not only development of the V-2 for Hitler, but also his knowledge and acquiescence in the use of slave labor for the construction of the rockets - is a mark of shame. The use of the Nazis gives credance to the saying that "the enemy of my enemy is my friend."

[Polybun]

@schablone35 The truth is that, von braun was only one of about 20,000 engineers working on Apollo.

[aigg]

@Polybun That's true, but it is also true that he was one man they couldn't have done it without, at least not within the timeframe of landing a man before the decade was out. Nazi, or no nazi, theres is no getting around the fact that Braun was a genius.

[thebearclawjones]

@aigg Well said. Truth is the truth, no matter how bitter or awkward. Technologically, the Nazis were at least 50 years ahead of the World in areas, thanks to towering self-belief, total commitment to a certain ideology and, of course, an ability to realize their technological creativity thanks, in great part, to tremendous numbers of expendable and disposable slaves.

Upon such foundations as these, was raised the Space Program - that did, in turn, raise Mankind to the Stars. Like it or not.

[trahcceb]

Simply the greatest engineering ever known to man. Von Braun was also quite an unsung hero of pure genious. Certainly up there with Michealangelo.

[ismaelkhan]

pure goodness :)

[andyharglesissupport]

/andyharglesis

[midatlanticcycle]

greatest documentary i've ever seen on mankind's greatest achievement.

[AboutHreinzi]

Awesome Documentary, terrible music

[Twiztidguy]

@triphongz9 - Yeah and im not going to take anyone seriously thats too lazy to type the three letters for "The". WTF is da?

[7thsign68]

great movie im so glad you posted this !

[tmantonym]

Beautiful. One day I hope we can use space travel for the benefit of the human race, (resources, solution to overpopulation).

[Zpe3ddyGonzalexx]

i believed that the footage at 27:25 is for real than the apollo mission LOL

[quickystore]

@Cosmored You are nieve.

[jeclairm]

@Cosmored no, it wasn't faked.

[TheThreadshitter]

brilliant awesome, I am glad this is now on DVD in proper form after so long.

[quadturbo4]

That's some spectacular footage. Thanks for uploading.

[Panzerfaust9000]

Yes nice stuff! 

[PERIZ99]

Excellent !!

[A1RFair]

nice