Three Men Lost in Space – The Apollo 13 Disaster

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[MyReviews_karkan]

I was sweating watching this and my heart was going crazy even though it happened 50 years ago. Imagine what the crew was feeling during that time.

[fnafmilf]

Imagine being terrified for your life thinking you’re about to be lost in space while slowly suffocating and some flat earther 50 years later says it’s just a conspiracy

[reign]

The fact that they pulled this off almost 50 years ago, got them all safe back home, without any loss of life is truly incredible.

[Grimnir_x]

The fact we got them back safe and alive is more impressive than it would have been to see them land on the Moon.

[Themischievousmuffin]

“A rookie, who left his wife and three kids”
WHAT
“… on earth”

[tshirt]

The thought of aimlessly floating through space until your oxygen runs out with no outside contact gives me crazy anxiety.

[chloepaperd]

Absolute chills. I can’t imagine what it feels like to have to accept that you’re probably going to die but try your hardest to get home anyways.

[cadensauerbrey]

This is still the single greatest feat of engineering ever. It's incredible how the guys on the ground were able to problem solve so quickly and so well.

[borisfenestra]

My grandfather was working at JSC during 13. He and the entire crew at Mission Control didn't go home until the astronauts were safe on the ground. He was one if the people who worked on the jerry rig for the co2 scrubbers. After that, he got a picture of Fred Haise floating next to it, signed by Jim Lovell. I'm so glad that people are still telling this story, as it's one of the greatest examples of engineering and problem solving of all time.

[Roach_Dogg_JR]

Imagine being one of the people on earth trying to save these guys and how stressed you would be that you missed a decimal or something.

[imicca]

Imagine doing maths on the broken spaceship to get back to home this is insane

[YoungBuddha]

This hits because for a little bit of time humanity was together and worked with one another regardless of the differences. Nowadays we fight so much that we forget what we as humans are capable of as a collective.

[EMKK]

Apollo 13th mission is a life lesson for the man kind, never loose hope, stay calm and composed under pressure, believe in your self and the people surrounding you. Science combined with the faith and humanity can do wonders.... What an incredible achievement 50 years ago.. Kudos!

[josephdarkpride]

I know they all survived but this is absolutely terrifying to listen to. Imagine how they must've felt being all alone out there in the empty vast darkness of space

[catpat]

I don't know why but the smiles on people faces when they realised that everyone had survived made me emotional

[CharlieApples]

It’s always amazing to me how often astronauts end up having to improvise with their equipment in space, and how often it actually works

[Puff_Puff_Packs]

This is one of the most resilient stories I've ever heard. They are amazing. They solved a problem bigger than the world in a couple days. I would have accepted my fate the second the tank blew. I don't even think I would try to take on THAT kind of a problem. I guess that's why I'm not an astronaut. Soooo many different dynamics to be taken into consideration and they conquered every single one of them! Truly truly an amazing story. Just plain incredible.

[mtrshlh]

Watching this on my bed with good electricity and unlimited oxygen. Can't imagine what those gentlemen felt at that time

[cuauhtemocmorisco]

"They had no choice but too try"- these words is what defines human existence and the ability to keep going no matter what

[melanieedwards]

Phenomenal! The anxiety I experienced while watching this reviting video was sky high. Such an amazing story, and such a blessing their team was able to help them get back home safely.