Apollo Missions - M83 Outro

A tribute to the Apollo Program, our greatest adventure, that inspire mankind even to this day

Song : M83 - Outro
Videos used : When We Left Earth: The NASA Missions
Apollo 11 (2019 movie)
NASA videos of Apollo 1 to Apollo 17
Saturn V launch in 16mm

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[LeBretonInSpace]

These missions inspire me so much ! So many people working with the same goal and those brave astronauts achieve the impossible despite the danger. It's almost unbelievable for that time, so some can't believe we've done it even these days.
Hope you liked the video ! 🚀🌕

[syedirfanahmed]

For a brief moment in history, all mankind came together and we all felt very proud.

[carbonbeast]

"We did it, not because it was easy, but because it was hard." Raw motivation right there.

[bariohuli]

Liftoff...we have a


R.I.P Neil Alden Armstrong


You now rest in the stars...forever

[RCHomemadeHobbies]

I’m 17 and rewatched this I swear 800 times!

[petrichoroN-]

Gave me goosebumps throughout; I don't belong to US, but I consider myself a citizen of the whole world and it gives me pleasure to see the success of Apollo missions.Together, humanity shall prosper*

[syedirfanahmed]

Eight of the nine astronauts comprising the Second Group can be seen in this simply outstanding video. When chosen in 1962, NASA lowered the age limit from 40 years to 35. So it was almost a foregone conclusion that one of them would be first to step on the moon. Edward White, America's first spacewalk was clearly the frontrunner, but tragically died in the Apollo 1 fire. As did Elliot See, when the jet he was piloting crashed. For a while it seemed Charles Conrad's Apollo 12 would make the first lunar landing, but a series of events swung the pendulum the other way. With the Lunar Module still undergoing tests, the Command Module on Apollo 8, with Frank Borman and Jim Lovell, was sent into lunar orbit alone. Apollo 10, with Thomas Stafford and John Young, was briefly considered to make the first lunar touchdown, but the idea was deemed too risky. After all, the Lunar Module had proved itself spaceworthy only once. That too on James McDivitt's Apollo 9, in Earth orbit. And so the stars lined up in favour of a cool and down-to-earth Neil Armstrong, Mission Commander Apollo 11, and the only remaining member of the group, to be first man on the moon.

[donaldcunningham]

As a young man l lived through all this, Gemini and Vostok too. I was spellbound, cutting colour pics of missions out of magazines and so on; at the time, we couldn't get our hands on the vast compendium of films and photos available to the public today; I only hope you feel as spellbound as I did, 50 - plus years ago.

[fred]

I remember sitting watching the moon landing through the eyes of a child on July 20 1969 it was the day after my 7th birthday. I still believe we can do great things but we have to want too!

[Josey_Wales]

M83 Outro and The Apollo Program, what a combination. I'm blown away this only has 99k views, Youtube just doesn't make sense sometimes. Really amazing edit!

[akshaysuresh]

I watch this almost everyday! And every time it brings tears in my eyes. We're living in exciting times! Can't wait to see the first man landing on mars!!

[umarsyedexp]

At 3:21 this part literally gives me goosebumps. This is amazing!!! 🎉😢

[therealclart]

This is probably the most incredible and inspirational video I’ve ever seen on this platform. The production quality is amazing! Here’s to the near future of space exploration!

[BlakeMerriam]

M83 . A great musical group from France and a great Galaxy.

[jesserothbeind]

Perhaps one day the world can unite and work together for peace and exploration.

[radjanpartiman]

When watching this videoclip, and listening to the song, I feel like flying, free of the bonds of Earth, into the sky and into eternity...😉

[benprewitt]

I held it right to 7:46 and I lost it.
Amazing job. Thank you for making this and sharing it.

[kpmyrick]

Gene Krantz is one of the finest Americans to ever live.

[simonw]

People who don’t believe in this truely are a disgrace to humanity !! This is just magnificent !

[nevillechamberlain]

The moment when humanity achieved one of the greatest event ever happened in history