11min 24sec clip - All successful and Failed missions to the Moon

3min 40sec clip - What if the moon turned into a black hole?

5min 36sec clip - What if everyone pointed a laser at the moon?

15min clip - The Problem with the Next Moon Mission

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2min clip - AT&T Archives: Moon Orbit Communications, a film about Apollo 8, from 1970

4 hour clip - orbit aorund the #moon

 

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1min 28sec @NASA clip - Dreamed of this

text from youtube "The next frontier isn’t just for the next generation – it’s for this generation.

With our Artemis program, we will land the first woman and next man on the Moon by 2024. Then, we will use what we learn on and around the Moon to take the next giant leap – sending astronauts to Mars. We go, as Artemis.

Learn more here: https://www.nasa.gov/artemis/ "

46 sec clip - n Event of Moon Disaster - Nixon Deepfake Clips

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5min 46sec #NASA clip - Apollo 8: Around The Moon and Back - today in history

Text from youtube "50 years ago, three NASA astronauts embarked on a journey that would take them “Round the moon and back”. The Apollo 8 mission proved the performance of the command and service module. This historic mission launched on December 21, 1968 to demonstrate a lunar trajectory and was the first crewed launch of the Saturn V rocket. On Christmas Eve, Frank Borman, Jim Lovell, and Bill Anders were the first humans to orbit the Moon and the first to see an Earthrise above its surface."

2min 31sec @NASA clip - Apollo 17 Moon Landing 1972 Today in History

8min 2sec @theeconomist clip - Who #owns the #Moon ?

8min #movietone @ap_archive clip - Man On The Moon - 1969 | Movietone Moments

Text from youtube "It's estimated that about a fifth of the world's population shared the fantastic achievement of Apollo 11, following, through the immediacy of electronics, Man's first landfall in Space. Movietone is proud to present, through animation and actuality, the highlights of the whole epic voyage from blast-off to the Sea of Tranquility and the departure for home. "One Small Step for Man - One Giant Leap for Mankind" - Neil Armstrong, Apollo Eleven Commander - First Man on the Moon.

MS astronauts L to R Collins, Aldrin & Armstrong. Sequence: Astronauts have parts of their space suits tested. GV astronauts in full-space-suits towards & into lift. MCU map of moon surface. CU Sea of Tranquility on map. GV rocket firing. MS television picture of supports falling away. GV rocket lifts off. LS firing of retro-rockets & breakaway of Space Capsule. Animation: Command Ship drawing lunar module from 3rd stage of the Saturn Rocket. Map: showing flight route. Animation: Armstrong & Aldrin entering lunar module & module away from command ship. GV, MS & CU group of men gathered around a sports car listening to radio. LAS typist with radio beside her. CU her hands on keys, pan to radio. TV picture lunar surface. LS lunar module simulator crashes during practise. MS moon surface from approaching lunar module. Animation: lunar module landing. CU man's wrist watch showing 17 minutes past 9. MS TV pic. lunar module touches down, "the eagle has landed". GV interior Mission Control superimpose. 'Americans on the Moon, Apollo 11 touch down 18 min. past 9'. Animation: lunar module on moon. CU moon surface from Command Mod. MS family in sitting room watch television. CU sign 'BBC 2 Colour' & lunar module. CU kettle onto gas stove. CU hand turns knob. CU egg broken into frying pan. MS woman's head through serving hatch. GV family watching TV. MS poodle climbs into armchair. GV mother brings in sandwiches. Animation: astronauts down steps of lunar module. MS flickering TV picture of Armstrong's feet down onto moon. CU wrist watch at 4 mins to 4. MS TV picture Armstrong on moon. GV family watching TV. MS TV picture Aldrin steps down onto moon. Sequence: TV picture of Lunar Horizon (x3). MS astronauts & lunar module. Animation: astronauts collecting rock samples (x2). MS astronauts setting up 'Stars & Stripes'. LS astronaut in pre-flight lunar gravity test simulating effects of 1/6 in gravity. Astronauts running on moon's surface. Animated sequence of machine to be left on moon. Boy watching TV. Dog in chair. Paper through letter box. Animated sequence of lift off from moon. Animated sequence of docking manoeuvres with command module (voice over of Richard Nixon talking to the Astronauts). CUs of Astronauts before flight, Michael Collins, Buzz Aldrin & Neil Armstrong. CU astronauts on moon. Animation: moon surface. MAN ON THE MOON 3 astronauts together - preparing and being dressed (Frank Borman, Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin). Walking into camera along corridor. Into lift. Count down and take off. Apollo 11 in flight - booster falls away. Animation: docking of space ship with lunar module, astronauts leave mother ship and enter module. Crowd of people around car listening to radio. Typist with radio at her side. Zoom in to moon surface. Library - Lunar module in training - crashes - pilot ejects. Tracking shots over moon surface. NASA control room: (sound only) describes landing. Shots of lunar module landing. NASA control room. Family watching TV - making breakfast and eating in front of TV screen. Sound - "One step for man etc". Taken from TV screen... Astronauts on moon surface. Houston Training Centre: Lunar gravity tests. Taken from TV screen... various shots of the walk on the moon. Newspaper headlines - various. Animation: showing lift off and docking. Close shots of faces only of the three astronauts. Tracking shot of moon surface. see story number 95016a/2 for cuts

3min 31sec @NASA clip - Powering Our Return to the Moon

Text from youtube "NASA announces the first partnership of its kind with MAXAR Technologies to power the future lunar orbiting station."

4min @NASA clip - We are going to the #Moon, to stay, by 2024. And this is how.

Text from youtube "We are going to the Moon, to stay, by 2024. And this is how.

Special thanks to William Shatner for lending his voice to this project."

10min @thecrashcourse clip - To The Moon & Mars - Aerospace Engineering: Crash Course Engineering #34

Text from youtube "This week we’re exploring aerospace engineering and its two main fields: aeronautical engineering and astronautical engineering. We’ll explore life & buoyancy, propulsion systems, and the challenges of managing the human body in space."

6min 5sec clip - This Visualization Of Light Traveling From Earth To Mars In Real Time Is A Crazy Reminder Of How Big Our Solar System Is

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2min 32sec #movietone clip - #Apollo 17 Moon Landing - the last - 1972 - today in history

10min @kurz_gesagt clip - How We Could Build a #Moon Base – #Space #Colonization 1

2min 22sec clip - #astronauts falling on the #moon

 
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2min 32sec #movietone clip - #Apollo 17 Moon Landing - the last - 1972 - today in history