Apollo 13 - Ken and Jack Power-Up the Command Module

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Ken and Jack work together to power up the command module of the spacecraft...

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“Driving a toaster through a car wash” is probably the best comparison for something like that.

justin

The astronaut portrayed by Gary Sinise - Thomas K. 'Ken' Mattingly II - died 10.31.23 age 87. He became the command module pilot (CMP) on Apollo 16 in 1972 and commanded two space shuttle missions in the 1980s.

PaulR

My mom worked for one of the subcontractors of the guidance computer in Milwaukee, WI and I hate when people say we didn't land on the moon, denigrating her contribution and thousands like her. Her specialty was electronic components, including soldering them! So her work helped get them safely back to earth!

randywarren

If during assembly if the internal wiring or components were not PERFECTLY sealed it would have shorted and they would have died. The number of variables is astonishing.

daftrok

The phone in your pocket has more power than the computers they used to pull this off. Think about that for a minute

TTony-tudm

Oh, you cut before a great moment.
Fred: "Way to go Jack". Jack nods.

darreleddings

"Are you scared? Well don't you worry honey, if they could a washing maching to fly my Jimmy could land it" Mrs Lovell.

Cnote

I cry every time I watch this scene and this point in the whole movie. What a masterful job, on zero sleep.

brandonisner

"Ill bet you do" - a great line because that Kevin Bacon's character had to sub in for Gary Sinise's

christiankrueger

"we were expecting you to be towing a couple hundred pounds of moon rocks."

yeah, rub it in, mattingly

babotond

50+ years later It's still amazing they powered up that ship despite being blown up and limited resources, absolutely incredible they were so lucky that nothing else in that ship got screwed up during power up.

AnthonyMcqueen

I love this scene. I love this movie. It’s amazing. Thank you again for uploading it!

ZeroKool

ive seen 12 volts shorted melt a steel cable .these guys had no idea what was going to happen when they flicked those switches.

arthurmatthews

You got her back up Ken, boy I wish you were here to see it. I’ll bet you do!

Weebs

They filmed this scene and others in "zero gravity." Not actual zero gravity, but in a plane that simulates zero gravity.

jukio

You could see Jack's conference was shaken from the explosion when he goes to fire up the Command Module

cubswin

That son… having to watch possible disaster with his classmates only… hardcore!

tm

“I wish you were here to see it”
“Yeah, I bet you do” 😆

chrisr

In reality this process took nearly two hours, no wonder Jack was exhausted!

michaelhayden

It is surreal that they didn’t short out!

tm

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