The Apollo 11 Landing Site from Sunrise to Sunset

[acerkiwi]

Can u all fucken stop talking about moon hoax? They landed. shut the fuck up!!! Move on!!!

[GoneToPlaid]

@acerkiwi Moon hoax believers won't shut the fuck up. Why? Because they have to, no matter what proof is shown to them, support the basic yet incorrect foundations of their delusional belief system which they use to interpret the world around them as something which than can accept, versus reality.

[Nickah37]

Yeah i like this video!

[attheveryend]

GREAT WORK! Very pleased to see such a strong presentation.

[Gabrielskip]

Great work on this! It is excellent! Neil, Buzz and Michael would love your work.

[RipTheSystem33]

I have major problems with the "moon hoax" conspiracy theorists. Aside from all of this great imaging of the lunar surface we now have, it makes no sense that these landings were faked, because they would have known in 1969 that technology would become much better to see the lunar surface within 2-3 decades. How do they explain that one? Did they finally get the technology to fly to the surface and plant lander replicas? lol.

[GoneToPlaid]

@RipTheSystem33 Moon hoax conspiracies are put forth by individuals who suffer from delusional disorder. Every year roughly a dozen research papers are published about discoveries being made from the continuous analysis of the returned moon rocks and regolith. Perhaps watch my "The Apollo 11 LM Eagle's Descent As Seen In Google Moon" video. The details shown in the Eagle's movie camera footage and confirmed by the LRO were inherently impossible to fake over 40 years ago.

[RipTheSystem33]

@GoneToPlaid yes, I agree it's ridiculous. Thanks for the info on your other video.

[IrishChris1979]

Just so the skeptical people know... The reason why you can't see the stars is because it is daylight on the moon in all these shots. It it were nighttime, you'd see nothing on the surface. Can you see stars during the day on earth? Absolutely not after the sun has risen.

Excellent work guys! Very well done =)

[1MtnBoy]

@IrishChris1979 yes thanks for pointing that out Chris.

most folks forget that the shutter has to be cranked down to keep from overexposing the foreground, hence the background is very dark. it would be the same if you were to take a picture of the sunset. either the background is exposed correctly and the foreground is nothing but silhouettes, or the foreground is correctly exposed and the background is dark. Peace !

[jcmegabyte]

Excellent job putting this together! Keep up the good work =)

[nishbrown]

Nice work!!

Don't feed the troll(s).

[0n3m1s1s0]

well done bruv :) well done indeed

[cyberteque]

Great work man!

Get ready for the foil hat brigade to discredit this!

Thank you for the hard work and posting this!

[SnowWalkerOne]

@cyberteque Thanks for forwarding this. A well done video.

[philwebb59]

@GoneToPlaid Non-square pixels? Who'd a thunk? Next thing you know they'll be able to record anamorphic widescreen video using standard video tape.

[greymick]

Can you tell me what the music was please?

Great video!

[GoneToPlaid]

@greymick Hi Greymick,

The music is from the artist Holst and from his rather spectacular orchestral creation called The Planets. Specifically I used the compositions Mercury followed by Jupiter for this video. Both can be downloaded from Internet sources for personal enjoyment. The best quality of course requires actually buying the CDs.

[Rob260259]

Awesome pictures and a very good video GTP!

[Astrobrant2]

Regarding the comment you made on the previous version: your landing sequence was very good, too. I don't know if you remember, but I did a side-by-side landing sequence, Apollo film next to LRO. Mine wasn't up to your standards, but it did show a direct comparison, which I thought was neat. (And very painstaking.) Jcgmed makes good videos like this, too. (I love his little arrows. They're like pets or something.)

[GoneToPlaid]

@Astrobrant2 Yeah, jcgmed's videos are amazing. His arrows and circles really get you to focus on the features which he wants you to see. I will have to check out your video (didn't know that you made one using a LRO image).

[Astrobrant2]

Great video. I guess the previous version was private. I didn't notice.

Anyway, I know this is a very painstaking project and you did it with such care and precision. Daemunem needs to see how craters seem to disappear at higher sun angles. The shallower ones, earlier than the deeper ones.

Always looking forward to your next project.

[GoneToPlaid]

Thanks guys for the compliments. Now its time for me to move on to making a full Apollo 12 video which includes all of the latest LRO images for that landing site.

[rawmonkno1]

Nice work GTP. Very interesting way to present those images.

[lotanerve]

Exelent. A Gone To Plaid...Masterpiece !!