Anyone Here Have An Amateur Apollo 11 Video Launch Footage To Post?

Seems pretty fake that one, look how it moves on the left/right from 1:10

And no audio on both videos?

Did they fake up the launch as well?



Last Edited by IWASTHERE on 08/10/2014 02:06 AM

Sorry, checked my movie cabinet...didn't see one.

Ha ha ha

And THEY came back ALIVE on 25 lbs of Propain!!

Had to leave the VW Bug! To heavy. Couldn't figure out how to repack it.
Busy golfing. Stargazing !!

Great batteries in 1968! Remember? And special film!
Doesn't mind extreme temps. Just like the humans. Digging for rocks.

Also seems there are not any video footage by NBC television about the people when the event was supposed to start in Florida.

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At 1:55 of the video below, who were these few folks, the spectators?


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Interesting that one below: short people sequence filmed at 2:50. The Saturn 5 took off at 3:44 on the youtube video counter and met the first cloud ahread at 4:28 which means in about after 44 seconds:


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Countless people saw the launch, including my own family. Back then you could even take a tour of the pad up close.

Ha ha ha.

Someone who doesn't even know how to spell propane trying to discuss rocket science (which usually doesn't even involve propane.)



Why would anyone want to bring back something we already have on Earth, rather than stuff we don't?


3 minutes is busy?


I thought the usual hoaxie whine was that the astronauts didn't stargaze enough.


We still do.
You won't find them in your car though. Not cost effective.


Do something singularly unique and become the very first hoaxie ever to explain how these "extreme temps" are supposed to have gotten to the film.


Actually they do, that's why they brought environmental suits along.
Are you so disinformed about Apollo that you think they went around starkers?


That's what the Moon got.

You of course don't know this but those rocks thought us an awful lot about the early solar system and the origin of the Moon.