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Friendship 7 - NASA / US Space Program & Astronaut John Glenn Educational Documentary - WDTVLIVE42

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  • - What do you think about this? see, and tell us now.
  • - '60's of course
  • - I remember sitting in front of our 13 inch black and white tv in MA and running outside and looking for 1 hour wondering why I couldn't see it lol
  • - At around 1:14
  • - Did i just saw Toshiba in the 50's? Nice...
  • - Wow, the problem with the heat shield made that quite tense!!
  • - Array
  • - vacuum tubes, analog meters, black and white monitors, and it was done with that stuff. that was all we had in those days. from 62 to 66 is when i was in high school. so the technology of that era, is nostalgia trip.
  • - This is why NASA gets no funding anymore. They are horrible at promoting themselves. 
  • - Don't worry, Nikita. We're only going to the moon...
  • - Great documentary. Educational in many ways, shows the amazing technology for the time, and the spirit of adventure, and demonstrates the many social stereotypes that were often ignored in society, i.e., nearly everyone in NASA was a white male, it was all about "man's" achievements, not people's achievements, plus the astronaut had to be married and a father, although male-female dating was intensely strict in those days. Many nations contributed to the American Space Program, the German Rocket Team most of all, and there were scientists from my country (anonymous), but it is accurate to say that the USA brought it all together in the western world, they had at the time, the money and the structure in education, research, industry, military, and social and political ability to make it happen.
  • - http://youtu.be/yLSLgrcEoyQ
  • - happy aniversry
  • - 14:58 Mr. Glenn looks deep in thought. I wonder what was going thru his mind in those moments. Maybe he had a schedule or something. Check out the movie October Sky if you like this.
  • - Magnifique. Une part de rêve et d'humanité, tout simplement.Le rappel également, d'une autre... époque... celle de l'inventivité, de la découverte, des pionniers.
  • - Surely the first man in orbit, Soviets faked a lot. Leaders play games.
  • - Gilarte Fernandez couches his argument as if only an economic motive will kick off the needed "space race," but he is enthusiastic about colonizing the Moon. Rare metals such as uranium-3, which turns out to be a fuel for nuclear fusion and which could provide energy for our civilization for the next 10,000 years, " he wrote. Larouchepac.com
  • - At a loss for words. .. Thanks to all, great quality video, great document.
  • - @wdtvlive42 nope it's not the problem like i said it was a googletube glitch, now it shows up correctly.
  • - @jaquandor Nope it cuts of at 38:54 ... if there is more then it's the googetubes problem must be glitched.
  • - The Glory Years , comeon NASA we went them back
  • - Germany put the first man on the moon. They just used American facilities after their facilities were destroyed during the war. Go take a look at Goddard's rockets. That was the US rocket program. Pretty pathetic when you put one of those tiny bottle rockets next to a V2.
  • - they probably went to the moon, the proof is there, to think they could stream it live to the nation (the blackest of black ops) is just niave. the more you study the more you realize that they would not have risked fucking up on Live TV during the cold war. The proof for the missions may be overwhelming but anybody with a half of brain can look at the footage and realize the footage is a fraud, lets be real
  • - Although it is a wonderful move, if it sees from us, human beings' space engineering and astrodynamics will be at least 10,000 years late.
  • - Indirectly yes
  • - 35:36 A painful phrase.
  • - Because the Atlas used American engineers and kept blowing up on the launch pad. If Shepard had climbed into an Atlas for his first flight, as had been the plan, he would have been incinerated. The Redstone used German engineering which meant it actually worked. Why do you think I drive a BMW and not a piece of crap from Detroit? My 1995 BMW 325i is going on 250,000 miles with the original engine and transmission, and still gets 26 mpg. That's with a 2.5 l engine with about 200 HP.
  • - Thanks for posting. There is so much here that I have never seen before. Happy 50th anniversary John Glenn.
  • - you can see guenter wendt clearly at 18:57 with the headphones and microphone.
  • - No. They just took all of his V2 research and a couple dozen V2's and...Voila, an Atlas rocket. You might as well call it a V4 rocket, with the V3 being the Redstone that Von Braun built that put Allan Shepard in sub-orbital space. The V5 was the Saturn V that put Neil Armstrong on the moon. Go look at Goddard's rockets. THAT is the US rocket program. Pretty pathetic until the Germans came to town and showed the US what a real rocket looked like. Now, do you know why we used a Redstone?
  • - Hokey. But enjoyable. Pity about the soundtrack. :)
  • - "We can beat gravity, but the paperwork is enormous!" - Wernher von Braun at 8:01
  • - Thanks Werner Von Braun
  • - 10:53 I said "holy crap, that guy doesn't have pants on" before realizing those were shorts.
  • - Are you naive enough to think the American government did and does not engage in propaganda of all types? Yes, against it's own people, as you so noticed.
  • - Ends of comments.