Apollo 17: NASA's Last Moonwalk | Full Episode |Apollo Mission Documentaries

Between the years 1968 and 1972, NASA sent 24 men to the moon. The final mission, Apollo 17, flew in December 1972 and closed the final chapter in NASA's triumphant Apollo Program. This documentary gives unparalleled access to those vital mission moments, taking us on the journey of a lifetime - for the last time.

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[zacharyfindlay-maddox]

Man, I want this version of the U.S. back! Everybody needs to watch this to see how far as a people we have fallen. Great video!! Moved me to tears.

[xghostmanxx]

I was once a non-believer in the moon landing. I was wrong. Thanks to these astronauts and everyone involved. Looking forwards to the Artemis III mission.

[crazyaces]

the guys were so happy! They were having the time of their lives just exploring the moon! I LOVE that part!

[rocket]

When I watch this it brings a tear to my eye, how much teamwork and non- skeptical all these people were. All working together for a common cause. America, at one of it's best moments. 🇺🇸

[spacecoastz]

I'll never forget that one morning I was in a NASA senior staff executive meeting, and being one of the oldest at the table....and who walks in but Gene Cernan. By the look on my face he knew that I knew who he was, and he immediately approached me and shook my hand. Most of the folks at the long table didn't know who he was.

[awaizmehmood]

It's the best movie I ever watch. 🎥🍿

[BonBonBonni]

It's amazing how everything went so well at that time!

[Nancy-hyso]

That old saying "having the time of your life" is an understatement for them but they really are having a time of their lives also once in a lifetime but that one is really once in several lifetimes since man hasn't been back in decades. I know how dangerous it is and it's a miracle that none of the missions on the moon end up a disastrous tragedy. Especially with so much static electricity building up, they could have been electrocuted, or when falling down the suit could have ripped open causing decompression and of course lose oxygen, but with all that said and none of that happened man should go back at least to gather more rocks to collect for people as an award for big accomplishments and the moon rock as a metaphor for that because the moon landings were a big accomplishment. Rocks reserved for huge ones. If any of the astronauts didn't get to keep any rocks as a souvenir, then they should be given one.

[twoknuckles]

This makes me proud and sad at the same time. We peaked as nation during these missions it seems. Sad that we haven't been back since.

[JaylenPotts-zsqw]

Apollo 17 is very special and powerful

[keshiarobinson]

What an experience for those guys to see the moon, walking on it wow I can imaging the excitement. That’s amazing . Now when I look up at the moon in the sky I can picture what it looks like.

[vladimirputin]

Best movie ever produced and directed. . 😊

[tskbors]

Многие не верят что были люди на Луне, но ни для меня.ФАНТАСТИКА, удивлению нет предела. Кто побывал там сяастливые люди.Им есть что рассказать, как я завидую.Смортю ролик с большим восторгом .Огромное спасибо.

[marcelorodrigo]

Aqui do Brasil, se foram mesmo, acho que devem ter ido, foi a coisa mais INCRIVEL que a humanidade já fez, parabéns mil !

[The]

Ooooh incredible document, its 1st time i am watching docking of the moon lander to the waiting lunar orbiter in real movie seconds...

[QuantumNaut]

Watching this with the knowledge that it's 52 years after these events and no one has been back to moon in person since 1972 so sad. Just about gave me tears.

[RazgyMicYt]

I'm so sad that so many people haven't seen this footage and do many people don't believe that this incredible achievement was done 🤦‍♂️ I am also sas that this was fueled and dragged on due to the geopolitical situation back then and after so many great achievements we've almost stagnated and only now also due to geopolitical reasons we are going back to the moon and to explore space ... but still incredible 💪

[SchwarzenVolk]

This movie parallels the movie that came out September 11, 2001. But nothing compares to the July for 1776.

[shane]

This makes me so happy to see. I envy anyone who was able to witness the Apollo moon landings. I was only born in 1993. The America I know today seems like it will never be what it once was and it breaks my heart. We need to stop funding wars and hating each other so we can advance as a species. (this goes for every government, not just the US)

[TheBinaryWolf]

Humor is a mature ego-mechanism of defense, and its use by the astronauts on the mission helped them cope with the stress of enduring the constant threat of potentially fatal complication. Ultimately, God blessed the mission with great success.