| 01:22:11 0 |
NASA SEAL
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| 01:22:15 4.34 |
MOON'S SURFACE
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| 01:22:29 18.64 |
SATURN 5
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| 01:22:38 27.04 |
INT OF SPACE CRAFT WITH ASTRONUATS
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| 01:22:46 35.02 |
MOON'S SURFACE VIEWED FROM SPACE CRAFT
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| 01:22:52 41.75 |
ANIMATED FILM OF LUNAR MODULE LANDING ON THE MOON
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| 01:23:16 65.44 |
EARTH VIEWED FROM SPACE
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| 01:23:25 74.35 |
CU OF ASTRONAUT IN HEMLETS, JIM MCDIVITT, DAVE SCOTT, RUSTY SCHWIEGERT
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| 01:23:35 84.61 |
TITLE CARD: APOLLO 9 - THREE TO MAKE READY
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| 01:23:53 102.88 |
VERTICAL PAN OF SATURN 5 ROCKET SHIPT ON LAUNCH PAD
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| 01:24:06 115.17 |
LUNAR MODULE HOISTED IN AIR
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| 01:24:11 120.3 |
COMMAND AND SERVICE MODULES
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| 01:24:15 124.7 |
BLAST OFF OF APOLLO 9, MARCH 3, 1969, CUTS TO NASA OFFICIALS WATCHING
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| 01:25:16 185.27 |
ENGINEERS AT WORK, NASA COMMAND CENTER
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| 01:25:19 188.98 |
ROCKET AGAINST BLUE SKY
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| 01:25:28 197 |
SMILING NASA ENGINEERS
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| 01:25:36 205.25 |
ANIMATED FILM OF COMMAND MODULE
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| 01:25:41 210.27 |
VIEW OF CLOUDS AND SKY FROM COMMAND MODULE, UNDOCKING OF MODULE
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| 01:25:54 223.73 |
NASA ENGINEERS WATCH MONITORS
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| 01:25:59 228.69 |
DOCKING OF MODULE, CUT TO ENGINEERS
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| 01:26:26 255.57 |
ILLUSTRATION OF THE MODULES
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| 01:26:33 262.39 |
HUGE SATELLITE DISH
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| 01:26:39 268.26 |
SECTION OF ROCKET FLOATS AWAY
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| 01:26:47 276.88 |
VIEW OF EARTH'S ATMOSPHERE FROM SPACE
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| 01:26:58 287.21 |
SECTION OF ROCKET FLOATS AWAY
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| 01:27:16 305.94 |
ILLUSTRATED FILM OF MODULE DEMONSTRATING BURNS
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| 01:27:31 320.5 |
ASTRONAUTS AT WORK INSIDE SPACE CRAFT, APOLLO 9, MOVING THINGS
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| 01:28:23 372.71 |
NASA OFFICIALS TALK IN COMMAND CENTER, LOOK AT DATA ON MONITORS, LISTEN ON HEADSETS
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| 01:29:13 422.87 |
FLIGHT TRACKING SCREEN
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| 01:29:20 429.8 |
ASTRONAUTS IN CABIN, EATING
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| 01:29:35 444.32 |
RED SUNSET ON EARTH
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| 01:29:42 451.17 |
STILLS OF EVA, EXTRA VEHICULAR ACIVITY, TEST OF SUIT,
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| 01:30:21 490.3 |
SPACE CRAFT WITH DOOR OPEN OVER EARTH, ASTRONAUTS OUTSIDE, EVA
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| 01:31:19 548.4 |
EXT VIEW OF SPACE CRAFT, EARTH IN DISTANCE
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| 01:31:32 561.55 |
ASTRONAUTS AT WORK IN AND OUT OF SPACE CRAFT, VIEW OF UN-DOCKING OVER THE EARTH, LEM SPINS SLOWLY
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| 01:32:29 618.65 |
COMMAND MODULE FLOATS AWAY OVER SPINNING EARTH
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| 01:33:01 650.73 |
INT OF NASA COMMAND CENTER, MEN AT WORK
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| 01:33:39 688.1 |
POV SPACE CRAFT ORBITING AROUND EARTH, CLOUDS AND WATER, MODULES DOCK TOGETHER, AUDIO OF ASTRONAUTS
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| 01:35:19 788.29 |
CONTROL PANELS AND MONITORS, NASA COMMAND CENTER, 1960S, ENGINEERS AT WORK
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| 01:35:41 810.42 |
LEM
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| 01:35:44 813.75 |
INT OF SPACE CRAFT WITH ASTRONAUTS AT WORK
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| 01:35:47 816.35 |
LEM FLOATS AWAY
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| 01:35:56 825.6 |
ASTRONAUTS IN CABIN, CUT TO VIEW OF THE EARTH'S SURFACE FROM SPACE
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| 01:36:20 849.65 |
EARTH'S TERRAIN AND PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS FROM SPACE, VIEWED WITH DIFFERENT EQUIPMENT, MULTI SPECTRUM, CLOUD FORMATIONS AND WEATHER SYSTEMS, NARRATOR TALKS ABOUT MAN'S INTERACTION WITH HIS ENVIRONMENT, WATER AND AIR POLLUTION, ECOLOGICAL CONCERNS
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| 01:37:25 914.18 |
INT OF SPACE CRAFT WITH ASTRONAUTS
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| 01:37:35 924.56 |
NASA COMMAND CENTER, LARGE SCREENS AND CONSOLES WITH MONITORS, ENGINEERS AT WORK
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| 01:37:46 935.07 |
RE-ENTRY VIEWED FROM SPACE CRAFT, OPENING OF PARCHUTES
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| 01:38:10 959.42 |
SPLASH DOWN
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| 01:38:16 965 |
CREW ON NAVY SHIP WATCHES
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| 01:38:18 967.25 |
HELICOPTER OVER SEA
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| 01:38:21 970.25 |
ASTRONAUTS RECOVERED, VIEWED ON LARGE SCREEN IN COMMAND CENTER, SMILING NASA STAFF
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| 01:38:25 974.82 |
ASTRONAUTS WALK RED CARPET ON BOARD AIRCRAFT CARRIER, SALUTE AND SMILE
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| 01:38:30 979.83 |
STILLS OF EVA
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| 01:38:40 989.46 |
LUNAR MODULE SPINS IN SPACE
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| 01:38:56 1005 |
CU OF THE MOON
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| 01:39:19 1027.99 |
NASA SEAL
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| 01:39:19 1027.99 |
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Year: 1969
Color: Color
Genre: SPACE EXPLORATION
Specialty CollectionGenre: SPACE EXPLORATION
Description: ASTRONAUTS JAMES MCDIVITT DAVID SCOTT RUSSELL SCHWEICKART LAUNCH DATE MARCH 3, 1969 STRESSES THE TESTING OF THE LUNAR MODULE THE SPACECRAFT THAT WILL LAND MEN ON THE MOON FEATURED ARE SEQUENCES OF LAUNCH SUCCESSFUL RENDEZVOUS EVA EXTRAVEHICULAR ACTIVITY AND THE EARTH'S TERRAIN.
Keywords: astronautics
