Apollo 11 Launch at 500 Frames per Second

Michael Zhang · Apr 26, 2010

This amazing video by Spacecraft Films shows the July 16, 1969 launch of the Apollo 11 mission that landed the first humans on the moon. The camera was rolling at a whopping 500 frames per second, allowing the first 30 seconds of the launch to be slowed down into this 8-minute narrated video of pure awesomeness.

(via Boing Boing)

Kcatmc2

Faster than light speed travel?
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Im a graduate student, Im no crazy animal, and I would like to kind of agree with mark: moon landings :( cannot be real…
Justme_cd

yeah it’s better to let the asteroid just hit earth than risk anyone blowing up on earth.
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the mirrors are an interesting point
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moon rocks are different then any found here on earth
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With the help of this video we are able to watch the launching of Apollo-11.Good to watch in super slow motion.
Emily1leigh

Omg, why does everything have to turn into a debate??? Moon landing vs not landing, it’s just cool footage people! If you’re not into it, don’t watch it! Derrr!!!
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Its already been discussed to hell it seems. But just to add on to it.

People back here on earth were able to observe “urine dumps” ( Thats right! Piss being dumped overboard ) from the Apollo spacecraft, using a comparatively small telescopes.
Many other mission events were tracked and photographed by numerous independent entities. Some amateur radio enthusiasts weer even able to record the audio transmissions.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Third-party_evidence_for_Apollo_Moon_landings#Apollo_missions_tracked_by_independent_parties

Apollo 11 Launch at 500 Frames per Second

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