Apollo 16 Remastered (50th Anniversary) [4K]

Welcome to Season Six!

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Music is from The Beach Boys, Creedence Clearwater Revival, House Flipper OST, Minecraft OST, Neverwinter Nights OST, Apollo 11 OST, Call of Duty 2 OST, Civilization Beyond Earth OST, Fox Fires OST, etc..

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[charlesduke]

This documentary was outstanding. As the lunar module pilot who flew on this mission, it brought back so many fantastic memories. After almost 50 years since we were on the moon, this documentary took me there again. 👍👍👏👏🇺🇸🇺🇸

[habsfan]

The fact that the real Charlie Duke has commented on this documentary is just fantastic, and also a proof of how great this documentary really is. Thank you so much for making it and sharing it for free with us.
I sure hope that in the future, we will be able to admire other men or women that will go on the Moon, like the great Charlie Duke and his colleagues did in the late 60s and early 70s.

[lunarmodule]

Perhaps the best Apollo documentary series ever produced. JT, you have provided us with a beautiful piece of art and an educational tool for people to study for years to come which will lead to a greater understanding of the mission, the science, the people who supported and the wonderful 16 crew. Absolutely outstanding! Regards as always LM5

[kalayaskitchen]

A gyrating pop star gets 12 million views, and this most historical and incredible feat of engineering and collective working gets hardly any in comparison. I am so grateful for this edited version as all I can remember is the occasional feed on my folks black and white TV set and newspaper articles when I was younger. Now the reality of what you did, especially as my field has been radio electronics - has become revealed to me in much greater clarity. "Spectacular" Thanks indeed to all the engineers who put these men on the Moon and the editor of this piece too x

[markburgess]

I was 7 when man first set foot on the moon. I can remember sneaking out of bed in the night to see if I could see the moon here in the UK from my bedroom window. I could indeed see it and remember thinking, there is someone on the moon right now as I'm looking at it.
I was and still am so amazed by it all. This is the best documentary I have ever seen. Thank you so much for your efforts.
Best wishes, Mark

[jgt]

Fantastic Job! If only the History Channel could produce such a documentary!

[spacevspitch]

Halfway through and this is absolutely fantastic. This kind of _actual_ research and mining for every detail is how I know Moon hoaxers never truly research deeply into the Apollo missions. They stick to the already established (and thoroughly debunked) talking points and remain in their bubble of confirmation bias. They obsess about things like the lost telemetry of Apollo 11 while completely ignoring the colosal volume of data we DO have from all of the Apollo missions. Once you've truly absorbed even a fraction of what's available on archive, you realize without so much as a pinch of doubt that it would've been easier to simply go to the Moon than to "fake" _ALL_ of that.

Beautiful job, man!

[bigskyguy]

Fantastic series. Much more film footage, photography, and communications recordings than the usual canned stuff we've been fed over the last 50 years. Really nicely done.

[BoxxerCore]

I love the way the Astronauts at times sound like kids playing and having adventure. This is by far margins the best US space documentary channel you will ever find. Discovery, Nat Geo and history channel with their massive budgets haven't produced anything close. Without repcapping the same information every 10-15mins between ads and just enough narration to fill in the missing background events. Thank You 👍

[vincentchmielarczyk]

Sir. Brilliant work. The Apollo Astronauts often gave thanks to the “hundreds of thousands” that worked at so many levels to dream up and bring Apollo to such a remarkable success; I would add your name to that list. Thanks for keeping the history alive and intelligent. Cheers.

[andrewtaylor]

Outstanding work. Thank you for this. I don't think I've ever heard that much commentary from Charlie Duke before. It was wonderful.

[FranciscoTorres-kmqy]

Ah once again, classic Tyler Jackson production! Thanks for another great documentary and glad to hear from you again.

[danielblanco]

The love and dedication put into making these documentaries is just admirable. Keep them coming!

[edwardruff]

If these Apollo videos don’t move you to tears, nothing will. But at the time we took these later missions for granted. How jaded we were.

[alanalmeida]

I can't begin to express how much these videos mean to me. Everyone has already spoken by saying just how great these are. I was ages 12-15 during Apollo and watched it all on live TV.
How wonderful to see Charles Duke actually commenting here! He was one of my my favorites and the best Capcom! I would love to support your projects. How can we donate?

[madyogi]

One of the best scientific programs and adventures one could be part of! Outstanding documentary! "What a show"!!!

[ttrestle]

I wish your documentaries would never end. I honestly could watch and listen to your work every single day. Someone needs to throw massive amounts of money to you so you have unlimited time and access to continue making these projects. I’d love for you to do some docs on missions from other countries, docs about various probes we’ve sent to places like Saturn, docs about more shuttle missions, docs about Mars missions, and so on and so forth. Your quality is just amazing and off the chart. NASA, JPL, etc should hire you to make a ton of documentaries of various lengths, including YouTube shorts.

Keep up the outstanding work and content my friend. Know that you and your work is highly appreciated. I can’t get over how well you also manage the little things like music and editing as well. Just stellar talent.

Much respect,
T

[MCalvin]

I grew up in the fifties and sixties. I watched everyone of the space flights. This is really great! Thank you for the memories and the history.

[debatabletruths]

Have to hand it to them, the Yanks did a stellar job with the Mercury, Gemini, and Apollo programmes. What a shame their government saw it more as a cold war victory than the monumental achievement it truly was. History will not forget these men, for they were the brave ... they were the daring ... they were the first.

[simonjones]

Another epic documentary, Sir! Only made better by the "wow" moment :-o of seeing Charlie Duke's comment. What a legend. We all salute you!