YouTube user lunarmodule5 has collected audio and video from all six Apollo lunar landings into a single, six-minute viewing experience, realigning the footage by 45-degrees to give a pilot’s-eye view of each module’s descent.
What you hear are selected segments of actual audio from the landings, picked out by lunarmodule5 and arranged in near-perfect timing with their respective footage. It’s incredible to listen to – you can hear the anticipation in the voices as the modules approach the surface, and the excitement following touchdown. (I’ve watched through a few times now, and the exuberant “woop!” – heard from mission control around the 5:22 mark – makes me grin like an idiot every time.)
Previously: Watch all 135 Space Shuttle Launches at once | Absolutely mindblowing video shot from the Space Shuttle during launch
https://gizmodo.com/watch-all-135-space-shuttle-launches-at-once-5924419
https://gizmodo.com/absolutely-mindblowing-video-shot-from-the-space-shuttl-5893615
[lunarmodule5 via Universe Today]
