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[Newishgamer]

"Houston, this is the camera man. How much longer will i have to wait here?"

[ləGato]

The legend says that the cameraman is still standing there

[faterrorism]

After Kubrick passed away, the United States could not find a director as good as him to return to the moon.

[TheSevynup]

So there is a moon buggy still on the moon with a camera what other video did they capture?

[gonza]

Question is why haven’t we visited the moon again now that we are more advanced and have better equipment???

[TommyGunzzz]

Hilarious how many people in the comments section will fight the obvious to make themselves believe this happened. 😂😂😂

[stephenramia]

Someone explain the lightshow as they leave
You still dont believe this is real

[SirFrancisThompson]

Wanna know why we haven’t been back? Because faking it is a lot harder and more expensive in 4k

[kyloren]

This was taken from a footage from Richard donner movie Superman 2

[Rickjamesimrichbeach]

Thruster started with a spark to a powerful silent fart

[فلانالفلاني-جم]

The problem is not with the camera and its movement as much as it is with whether this launch power will return them to the Earth. Is it sufficient? And will it specifically return them to the Earth, which is four hundred thousand kilometers away, and not for them to get lost in space?

We see how astronauts of the spacecraft, which is only 400 kilometers away, how they deal with the danger of being lost in space.

[SirFrancisThompson]

These bluetooth, tracking GoPros back then were lit!

[PApp-dn]

Dont tell me that they came back to earth in that lunchbox 😂😂😂

[Primemediapromotions]

WHO MOVED THE CAMERA following the liftoff ???
They say the belt make men stepping on the moon impossible...
So which is it ????

[muhammadhmusthafa]

More like hoisted up not an Acceleration against Gravity although weaker than earth!

[Thunder]

Someone can explain to me?? they after this attached to something bigger in space to come to earth or they really want us to belive this little lunchbox came back to earth?

[jameskester]

Where's the dust? A propellent system big enough to launch a craft would surely kick up one hell of a dust bowl

[noahmaness]

One of the most amazing sights for man

[b-sauce]

We returned not too long ago. Apparently… with our better technology half century later… we messed it up and the lander tipped over as we lost communication with it… great. How convenient nasa…

[jessechristmyer]

You telling me that contained two It looks 2 feet tall