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Disney's Man in Space 7 of 8 - Conquest of Space - Launch!

All the previous episodes culminate in the proposed launching of Man's possible first foray into Space. (circa 1955!) Narrated by the voice of the Robot from Lost in Space, Dick Tufeld! Rare Walt...  
 
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TheFluffyDuck (3 months ago) Show Hide
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I'm glad the saturn 5 didnt look like that ugly piece of shit lol :)
mduncan36 (1 week ago) Show Hide
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This "ugly..." and the Saturn V were the brainchildren of the same man, Werhner Von Braun. He was the technical advisor for this movie which was based on plans he drew up in 1953. Much of it was based on WWII era technology. Needless to say things changed a great deal by the early sixties.
curea229 (5 months ago) Show Hide
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...cool!
CaptainNomura (5 months ago) Show Hide
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It does kinda sound like the first episode of "Lost in Space".
zelphx (4 months ago) Show Hide
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Same narrator, and also the man who did the voice of Lost in Space's robot. I got to meet him once, at a conference, and it was quite a thrill. I met (on another occasion) the guy who was in the robot suit... and that was not thrilling.
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This segment was released on a cartridge for the Fisher Price Movie Viewer. I have this one.
jerryaltman (8 months ago) Show Hide
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A space shuttle would reveil to be more complex that this one imagined. This concept version was too thin, with those large frontal windows quite too fragile, and simple slim appearance.
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The attention to detail in this series is astonishing! They showed them doing a hohmann transfer orbit in the launch sequence. This is orgasmic.
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this shuttle would put in space the eqpuipment to put men on the moon and mars as you will see if you watch the next video
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"I had control of that vehicle right in the palm of my hands. If the guidance failed or started to stray or went somewhere we didn't like, or the Ground didn't like. I could flip a switch and I could control seven... over seven and a half million pounds of rocket thrust with this handle and fly the thing to the Moon myslef. And I guarantee you. I had practice it and trained for it so many times. I almost dared... I almost dared her to quit on me." (Gene Cernan: Apollo 10 & 17)

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