The Post-Apollo Human Mission to Venus

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[jamesbean]

For my 60+ years of following the space program, I have never heard the details of this proposed mission. Fantastic job of enlightening us!

[abbaszaidi]

I once had a Nat Geo that described a possible joint Soviet Mars mission with a Venus fly by as gravity assist planned in the far off future of 2004
The author- Michael Collins
RIP Mike

[srenchin]

Being cooped up in a space not much bigger than that of a a construction office trailer for over a year while flying through space with two other people who you could never get away from sounds like pure hell.

[-bitsteve]

RIP to Michael Collins. another of my Apollo heroes lost. :'(

[grahamsimons]

Oh! I have slipped the surly bonds of Earth,
And danced the skies on laughter-silvered wings.
R.I.P. Mike Collins, Apollo 11 Command Module Pilot.

[martinjrgensen]

Man just imagine if we hadn’t given up so quickly on pushing out into space.

[roypatton]

I fully recognize the amount of work that went into making this video and I appreciate it, and you, for all of that work. It is so well written that I have no questions, even though I have never heard of the mission until now.
Thank you for making it.

[dmeemd]

Thank you Michael Collins for the millions of people you inspired and will continue to inspire!
The true sad part with his passing, is knowing that people like him should have already been to Mars, etc. by now..

Anyway, I'm really enjoying this video! This is a story that is not told often enough! Awesome job as always 😊

[dragoninthewest]

This could be what happens in season 4 of For All Mankind

[Primus]

Hello Amy. I continue to be amazed by the fascinating and somewhat unknown history you flawlessly research, script, present, record and edit. I’m a senior who watched Neil take that first step live and somehow I am catapulted back in time by your content. You are a North American treasure. RIP Michael Collins.

[garygreene]

The Mariner 4 mission closest approach was July 15, 1965 - i stayed up late to listen to the JPL reports. It was launched on Nov. 28, 1964.

[rob]

Amy, I grew up in America as an elementary school student in the 70's, I have always been fascinated by space travel....I remember when Voyager 1 and 2 made their way through the solar system and showed the first "close up" pictures of the distant planets...so exciting! BTW, I love your channel Amy!

[technicalsupport]

Just read...
Astronut Michael Collins has died at age 90..
Rip sir

PHIL

[dsny]

What a shame our leaders in the 70s didn't have the vision that those in the 60s had all these wonderful plans for the post moon landing era and most didn't come into existence due to lack of imagination and funding -Apollo Applications was reduced to 3 Skylab missions in 1973 and Apollo-Soyuz in 1975 and that was it. just imagine where we'd be today if they would have been more forward thinking back then.

[johnecoapollo]

We should drop this video to the For all Mankind production team. I want to see this on my screen

[scotttheman]

Such a high level of professionalism equate to learning faster about complicated matters and deeper understanding of where we were. Well done Amy such, a beautiful way of honoring the space programs as well as honoring whoever made that dress.

[melciadesfilho]

RIP Michael Collins!I wish God put you in a good place!Good afternoon for all

[gustavobolson]

Sad to say I heard the news just before coming here. RIP Michael Collins and thank you for show us that even the most amazing people are at their core people just like us, who have the luck and grit to do amazing things.

[perryspencer]

So intelligent, so classy, and passionate. The perfect vintage Lady. Thank you so much for the content, love seeing you again.

[LV_FUD]

RIP, Michael Collins. Thank you for helping Apollo get there first.