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[ominous music]
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[glasses clinking]
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- [Gene Cernan] I put the binocu
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and I can see it spinning around
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and I wouldn't bet my
life on it being the S4B,
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but it sure has gotta
be something like it.
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- [Reporter] That was Gene
Cernan reporting that sighting.
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Orbit
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- We were that first crew
that was going to get a chance
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to fly this vehicle and test thi
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that was going to take
human beings to the Moon.
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[dramatic music]
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- [Narrator] Mankind makes one g
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and lands the first man on the M
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a historic achievement for the h
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But that giant leap took
many lunges, trips and falls
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in order for our astronauts to
actually achieve this moment.
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And along the way, many space
researchers have speculated
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that our astronauts may have see
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and anomalous structures
on the surface of the Moon.
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- You know, we have a,
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it's a very interesting
little document from 1950,
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there was a Canadian government
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named Wilbert Smith,
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and he was very interested
in these flying saucers.
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Wilbert Smith was a real smart g
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He was an engineer, he was a sci
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and he had a kind of a
mid-upper level position
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in the Canadian bureaucracy
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and he was able to go
down to Washington DC
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in September, 1950 to the
Canadian Embassy there.
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And while he was hanging
around DC he goes and talks
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to some American scientists
and one in particular.
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And this was a scientist who
was very well plugged in,
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and this man, man whose
name was Robert Sarbacher,
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we learned many years later.
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It was very, very powerful.
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Sarbacher says, yes,
flying sauces do exist.
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I can confirm that for you.
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Their modus operandi is unknown,
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but the United States government
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this the most classified subject
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of all two levels higher
than the hydrogen bomb,
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which in 1950 was about
as big as you could get,
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but flying saucers were higher t
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So Smith types up this
memo for his supervisors
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in the Canadian government,
and, uh, that's that.
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But actually, that wasn't that,
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because years after he died,
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his private papers were analyzed
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and the exact name of that
scientist was written there.
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And that scientist, Robert
Sarbacher was still alive
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and researchers found him.
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Sarbacher confirmed the
whole thing.
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He said, "Yeah, that actually
did happen."
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So anyway, my point simply is,
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you've got very clear knowledge
among the highest
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circles in Washington back
in 1950, for example.
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And in the military
back in 1950 that, yes,
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absolutely UFOs were the most
sensitive subject out there.
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Now, ask yourself,
why would that be.
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You know, why would that be the
most sensitive subject
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if it was all nonsense and
hallucinations
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and hoaxes and things like this?
You know?
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Well, obviously it's a lot
more than that.
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And when you go through
the declassified literature
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such that we have, there's
still a lot we don't have,
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but we have enough to
show very, very clearly
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you had countless violations
of sensitive aerospace
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by objects that did not
look normal, that were not,
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that were doing things that
were not supposed to be possible
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over places that you were
never supposed to go.
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Alright, whether that means
over Los Alamos, you know,
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where the scientists
developed the atomic bomb
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or the Hanford Nuclear Plant
in the state of Washington,
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which was a major plutonium
processing facility,
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a lot of toxic waste
there to this day.
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Or over the Oak Ridge, uh,
nuclear facility in Tennessee
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where again, a great
deal of science
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on the atomic bomb
was developed.
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All of these very
sensitive places,
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you don't just go
hang out over them,
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but UFOs were hanging
out over them
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and, you know, jets would
be sent to intercept.
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In one case, we know of
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anti-aircraft battalions
were alerted.
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You know, [laughs]
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Can you imagine if the public
knew about this at the time?
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They didn't, they didn't
find out
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until years and years later
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after these documents were
declassified.
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By then, they were just sunk
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into the black hole of
the public memory
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and, you know, no one really
seemed to care.
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But back in 1950, if these
incidents had become known,
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I think people would've cared
quite a bit.
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Uh, they were very important.
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My point here simply is this,
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the subject of UFOs has
always been considered
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to be of the highest level
of security classification
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that we know of.
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And so now, if you've got NASA
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engaged in any capacity with
the United States military
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on any type of classified
mission that it engages in,
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there is no way ever
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that they're just gonna
tell the world,
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oh look, there are all
these UFOs, people.
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How cool is that?
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Now, that will never happen.
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That will never happen
until the laws change
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and those laws haven't changed.
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This subject still
remains highly classified
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even well into the 21st century.
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It is...
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You know, we can talk a little
bit more about it now
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than say a few years ago.
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That's interesting and
that's true,
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but there's... you know,
there's still a red line
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and thou shall not go over
that red line.
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- It was one of these
clear, clear days
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and that's why I was up,
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because you could
see to infiniti,
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and it was an ideal day
for aerial photography.
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And it appeared silver
with a shadow underneath
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There's always metallic.
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And it was moving at
a rate of speed,
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I would say 150 miles
an hour plus or minus.
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And appeared to be maybe
20 meters across.
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- [Speaker] We decided to
analyze the Catalina film.
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- And there seems to
be some holes
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or some kind of transparency
underneath here.
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One takes a good look at this
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and considering that
the speed of the object
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as reported by Lee
Hansen, the photographer,
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is that this is moving at
about 120 miles an hour.
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This begins to look like a
small commercial airplane,
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and one can draw the comparison
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that you have the
bright wing on the top,
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the windows and the flyer,
the rudder structure,
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and that's it.
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The Catalina film, I'm afraid,
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falls into the category of an
identified flying airplane.
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[ominous music]
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[dramatic music]
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- [Narrator] The Lunar Orbiter
missions
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were initiated in early 1964
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and consisted of five
identical unmanned spacecraft
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to investigate the surface
of the Moon.
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The main purpose of the
program was to locate
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smooth level areas on the
Moon's near side
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to confirm the areas as suitable
for manned landing sites
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for the Apollo program.
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Other program objectives
were to collect data
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on the Moon's gravitational
field
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to provide precision
trajectory information
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and study radiation
and micrometeoroid flux
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in the vicinity of the Moon.
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The Orbiter took pictures
of the Moon's surface,
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more than 90% of the
pictures taken
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were transmitted successfully,
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including the historic
Earth rise,
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taken from the Moon on
August 23rd, 1966.
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The Orbiter also obtained
environmental data
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during all periods of visibility
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Some photographs were
not transmitted.
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However, when the
transmitting equipment failed
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during the readout operation,
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only a small number of
pictures were lost
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and other data collection
was not affected.
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Lunar Orbiter 2 made
significant additions
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to the techniques and data
required to land on the Moon.
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Mission 3 differed from
the previous two missions
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in that it was a
site-confirmation mission
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rather than a
site-selection mission.
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Despite some operational
problems during the mission,
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Orbiter 4 was highly successful
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in fulfilling its purpose.
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The photographs obtained,
provided information and detail
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at least 10 times better than
Earth-based observations.
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The photography captured
during Mission 5
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was an incredible improvement
in resolution from Mission 4.
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This allowed NASA to
gain better insight
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into sites of interest on
the near side of the Moon.
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The far side photography
provided coverage
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of essentially all areas not cov
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during the preceding
four missions.
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In the early two thousands,
a former Air Force technician
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specializing in
photographic printer repair,
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made a shocking statement to
the public about his experience
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while working for the
NSA during the 1960s.
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- I said, who's, what do you
mean who's.
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He said, yes, there's,
we've discovered
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a base on the backside
of the Moon.
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And at that point I
became frightened.
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- [Narrator] Another now famous
unidentified lunar object
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was spotted by the Lunar
Orbiter 3 in February of 1967,
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a total of 149 medium resolution
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and 477 high resolution frames
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were returned from this mission.
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And in one composite image,
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an object known as The Shard
can be seen.
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This object was supposedly
located between the Bruce Crater
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and the Sinus midi mare
plain area of the Moon.
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NASA has never acknowledged
this phenomenon.
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[dramatic music continues]
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- And then he pulled out
one of these mosaics
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and showed this base which
had geometric shapes.
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There were towers, there
were spherical buildings.
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There were very tall towers
and things
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that looked somewhat
like radar dishes,
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but they were large structures.
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[dramatic music continues]
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So it was rare that someone
would do something like this,
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but this fellow and I were
the same rank.
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I think he was very distressed.
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He had the same power
and demeanor
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as the scientists outside
the room.
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They were just as concerned
as he was
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and he needed to discuss
it with somebody.
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So, that was the end of
it right there.
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I didn't take it any further
than that.
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I just filed it away.
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But the interesting thing,
every day that I went home,
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I would think to myself,
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I can't wait to hear
about this on the news.
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So I'd turn on the TV
and I'd look at the news
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to see if they're gonna
announce we've discovered a base
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on the back side of the
Moon being really naive.
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And of course, here it
is 30 some years later,
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and we still haven't
heard about it.
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- Researcher and filmmaker,
James Fox,
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started his journey into UFOs
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through Apollo astronaut
testimony.
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- Basically, out of this
whole UFO phenomenon,
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when did you become
interested in the idea
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that NASA astronauts
have seen UFOs in space
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and that possibly had been
covered up?
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- I never did, until I
wasn't like
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actively looking for UFOs
in space, NASA.
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I watched an interview
in the early nineties
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with Apollo 14 astronaut
Edgar Mitchell,
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sixth man to walk the Moon.
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And he talked about UFOs
very openly, and I thought,
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here's a man who's got
everything to lose
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and nothing to gain by
what he's doing.
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- [Reporter] It's the sort of
disclosure UFO investigators
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are demanding from the
US government.
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How would people react?
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- That would be kind of
good it's about time.
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- [Reporter] Former
astronaut, Edgar Mitchell,
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is the sixth man to walk
on the Moon
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and a firm believer that aliens
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have visited our planet
repeatedly.
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So I had to ask,
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why are they coming in
these little glancing visits
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and we haven't had a
more meaningful dialogue
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or contact or attempt to
communicate with these people?
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- Well, I think we have.
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- [Reporter] Really?
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- I think we have, but it
is not common knowledge.
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- [Reporter] Mitchell told
me after
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he returned from the Moon,
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he was briefed at the Pentagon
by a high ranking officer,
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whose name he would not reveal,
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who said the US government
does have evidence
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of alien spacecraft and
is keeping it a secret.
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- Well, I think the real reason
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it is still a secret is power
and control,
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controlling whatever
technology exists.
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- [Reporter] All of this
is fascinating stuff,
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if it is true.
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- I mean, I've talked
to government insiders
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and intelligence folks
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and they kinda laugh at it,
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but obviously, they have
secret craft
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that we don't know about,
that's obvious.
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But whether they have
successfully reversed engineered
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what they've recovered
in Roswell,
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that's something that I have
not seen the evidence for.
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I'm not saying definitively
that it didn't happen,
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that they weren't successfully
reverse engineered.
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I have seen zero evidence of it.
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That's just me and
people can disagree
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all they want and that's fine.
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[eerie music]
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[eerie music continues]
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[eerie music continues]
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[eerie music continues]
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[eerie music continues]
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[dramatic music]
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[dramatic music continues]
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- [Narrator] The Apollo missions
began in an irregular way
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compared to the previous
man capsule missions.
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This turned out disastrous
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for the first Apollo 1
test pilots.
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Apollo 2 and 3, which
were unmanned,
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were called AS-202 and
AS-203 respectively,
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in which the newly designed
Apollo capsule
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was married to the Saturn
1B rocket vehicle system.
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July 5th, 1966,
an unmanned flight
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of the Saturn 1B rocket,
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it carried no command
and service module
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as its purpose was to
verify the design
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of the S4B rocket stage
restart capability.
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This would later be used
in the Apollo program
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to boost astronauts from
Earth orbit
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on a trajectory to the Moon.
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It achieved its goals,
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but the stage was inadvertently
destroyed after four orbits.
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Launched unmanned on
August 25th, 1966
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by a Saturn 1B vector
and suborbital flight,
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this flight was used to
perform tests
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on the command and
service module,
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which was later
recovered destined
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to perform a man landing
on the Moon.
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On January 27th, 1967
at Launchpad 34
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at the Kennedy Space Center,
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astronauts Grissom, White
and Chaffee
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were sealed inside of their
spacecraft for a plugs out test.
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The spacecraft was
pressurized with pure oxygen.
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Numerous communication problems
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were encountered during the test
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[radio static crackling]
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[radio static crackling]
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- [Narrator] Suddenly
a spark occurred
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in the wiring of the
spacecraft
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somewhere below Grissom's feet.
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In the pure oxygen atmosphere,
the fire
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flashed through the spacecraft
consuming anything flammable.
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The crews struggled to open the
hatch of the command module.
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It was a complex task that
required too much time.
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Before they could open
the hatch,
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the fumes given off from
the fire asphyxiated them.
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[ominous music]
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[radio static crackling]
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- [Gus Grissom] Fire!
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[radio static crackling]
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[radio static crackling]
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- One thing to take note of
about the Apollo 1 mission
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is that many of the
astronauts were very nervous
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about this Apollo spacecraft
and its rapid buildup.
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Concurrently with the Gemini
mission still being finished.
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Many of the astronauts
were being
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swapped over to the
Apollo mission
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and this rapid buildup
looked like
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it was going to cause
malfunctions
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and errors to that spacecraft.
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Walter Schirra, he actually
commented to Gus Grissom,
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one of the pilots of
the early Gemini project
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that had been swapped
over to Apollo 1,
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that something didn't ring right
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about the Apollo 1 spacecraft
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and that if he saw
any signs of trouble
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that he should get out quickly.
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- [Narrator] After this
disastrous fire
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during the Apollo 1 test,
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NASA decided to run many
successive test flights
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that were unmanned.
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Mike Bara famously
co-authored the book
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"Dark Mission: The Secret
History of NASA"
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in which he speculates
with photo evidence
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that NASA has been covering
up anomalies on the Moon.
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- The other possibility is that
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we have had far more
advanced technology
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than we will acknowledge
for the last 60, 70 years.
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And it's some of our
guys having a little fun
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with the spam in a can.
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Dudes that are stuck
in the Apollo program.
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That's what Gus Grissom
once referred to Apollo as
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is we're spam in a can,
he was overheard to say,
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and they've been to the
Moon already,
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they've been to Mars already.
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They got technology we
can't even dream of here
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and they're sticking us up here
in these rickety old rockets
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and risking our lives.
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And of course, he ended
up losing his life
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and a lot of people have a
lot of suspicions about that,
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that he was such a vocal
advocate for the fact
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that they had better
technology than they were using
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to go to the Moon
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and it really made him angry
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and could have made
him a target.
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- [Narrator] November
9th, 1967 was the day
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in which the Saturn 5 launch
vehicle was first tested.
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This was the rocket that would
send astronauts to the Moon.
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[ominous music]
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On April 4th, 1968, this
unmanned flight
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tested the Saturn 5's ability
to perform
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a trans lunar injection
using 80% of the payload,
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which the later manned
mission would perform again.
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Unfortunately, the phenomenon
known as the Pogo Effect
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damaged the two Rocketdyne
engines on the second stage
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when the internal fuel
lines ruptured.
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The Rocketdyne J2 engine
on the S4B third stage
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also failed to restart
trans lunar injection.
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So the correct trans lunar
velocity could not be achieved.
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Nevertheless, NASA considered
the Saturn 5
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ready to receive its first crew.
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October 11th, 1968, Apollo 7
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was the first manned space
flight of the Apollo program.
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Donn Eisele,
Commander Walter M. Schirra
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and Walter Cunningham's crew
spend almost 11 days in space
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testing a command module
spacecraft
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designed to orbit the Earth
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and safely bring humans to
the Moon and back again.
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The mission objective was to
demonstrate crew performance
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with the command service module.
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- [Reporter] Apollo 7
was also a go
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for an exhaustive series
of tests
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of its worthiness in space.
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One of the first things
which had to be learned
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was whether the astronauts
could control the spacecraft
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combined with the
S4B Saturn stage.
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A very similar thing would
have to be done
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during the early phases
of a lunar mission.
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The answer was not
long in coming.
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- [Astronaut] S4B test complete.
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- [Astronaut] Beautiful.
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- [Astronaut] It was outstanding
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- [Astronaut] Real, fine and ups
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- [Reporter] Next,
the spacecraft
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and S4B stage were separated.
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The question now was
whether the astronauts
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could turn their
spacecraft around
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and control it to the
degree required
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for future physical linkups
with equipment in space.
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For this too would have to
be done in the lunar flight.
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And again, the answer was yes.
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- [Astronaut] A little
flight is like Germany.
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- [Reporter] Something
that will not be seen
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in the lunar flight or
in any other
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forthcoming Apollo mission
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were the panels at the
top of the S4B stage.
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They will simply be
jettisoned in the future.
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But they drew comment
in Apollo 7.
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- [Astronaut] And the slot panel
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at the top left and bottom
opened.
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And I would about a
45 degree angle
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and the slot panel on the right,
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just opened though maybe 30
degrees at the very best.
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- [Control] All right, Roger.
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looks like you're looking at
a four jawed angry alligator.
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- [Narrator] During this
mission, multiple tests
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for the Saturn rocket system
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and the astronaut crew
interactions were successful.
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This was the first mission
to use the Apollo flight suit
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and to successfully complete
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a live video transmission
from space.
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- [Reporter] Always before
we've had
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to be content with merely
listening
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to our astronauts during
their flights.
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In Apollo 7, through the
medium of television,
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we could actually see them
in space for the first time
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and become better acquainted
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with weightless life aboard
a spacecraft.
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- [Astronaut] You're picking up,
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I can read now just a minute.
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It says...
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[ominous music]
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[ominous music continues]
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[ominous music continues]
463
00:26:02,940 --> 00:26:06,461
[ominous music continues]
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[ominous music continues]
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[ominous music continues]
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[dramatic music]
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- [Narrator]
December 21st, 1968,
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Apollo 8 was the second crude
mission of the Apollo program
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and the first mission to bring
humans to the Moon's orbit.
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They were the first humans
to leave low Earth orbit.
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The first to see the
entire Earth,
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the first to see the
dark side of the Moon
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and the first to see the sunrise
of the Earth from the Moon.
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- [Controller] T Minus
15, 14, 13, 12, 11, 10, 9.
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So we have ignition
sequence five,
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the engines are on
4, 3, 2, 1, 0.
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[dramatic music]
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I have commit, we have liftoff.
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Lift off at 7:51 am
Eastern Standard Time.
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- [Narrator] Apollo 8 took
three days to reach the Moon.
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It orbited 10 times
over 20 hours.
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[upbeat music]
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- [Astronaut] This
transmission is coming to you
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approximately halfway between
the Moon and the Earth.
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We've been 31 hours, about
20 minutes into the flight.
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We have about less than 40
hours left to go to the Moon.
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- [Narrator] So Apollo
8 glided on silently
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farther from Earth than
man had ever before been.
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A microscopic dot of
life in the cosmic void.
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- [Astronaut] Face of
the waters.
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And God said,
let there be light.
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- [Narrator] The crew also made
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a televised Christmas Eve
broadcast
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in which they read
the first 10 verses
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of the book of Genesis.
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This broadcast was the most
watched in history at the time.
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- [Astronaut] So the
evening and the morning
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was the first day and God said.
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[indistinct]
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- [Narrator] The choice
to spend Christmas Eve
501
00:28:47,656 --> 00:28:50,832
in lunar orbit was made
because that was the time
502
00:28:50,867 --> 00:28:53,317
of optimal lighting
conditions for surveying
503
00:28:53,352 --> 00:28:55,078
the Apollo landing site 1.
504
00:28:56,044 --> 00:28:58,150
During the mission, astronauts
505
00:28:58,184 --> 00:29:00,359
took photos of the Earth
from the Moon,
506
00:29:00,393 --> 00:29:03,396
including the second
Earth rise picture,
507
00:29:03,431 --> 00:29:05,605
which was higher quality
than the Earth rise
508
00:29:05,640 --> 00:29:07,815
taken previously by
the Lunar Orbiter.
509
00:29:12,612 --> 00:29:14,304
- [Controller] Apollo 8,
Houston,
510
00:29:14,338 --> 00:29:17,100
what does the old Moon look
like from 60 miles over?
511
00:29:18,135 --> 00:29:23,175
- [Astronaut] Okay, Houston,
the Moon is essentially gray.
512
00:29:23,209 --> 00:29:25,798
No color, looks like plaster of
513
00:29:27,006 --> 00:29:30,078
Or sort of a grayish beach sand,
514
00:29:30,113 --> 00:29:32,011
because he planted
a bit of detail.
515
00:29:33,116 --> 00:29:35,290
The craters are all
round and off.
516
00:29:35,325 --> 00:29:36,567
There's quite a few of them,
517
00:29:36,602 --> 00:29:38,328
some are newer.
518
00:29:38,362 --> 00:29:40,399
Many of 'em look like,
especially the round ones,
519
00:29:40,433 --> 00:29:44,403
look like hit by meteorites
or projectiles of some sort.
520
00:29:48,683 --> 00:29:50,133
- [Controller] A level
we have a picture.
521
00:29:50,167 --> 00:29:52,998
We see the Earth right in the
center of the screen over.
522
00:29:53,032 --> 00:29:55,379
- [Narrator] During
these TV transmissions,
523
00:29:55,414 --> 00:29:58,486
the astronauts also
provided a verbal commentary
524
00:29:58,520 --> 00:30:01,627
to accompany the footage
being broadcast.
525
00:30:01,661 --> 00:30:05,286
Contrary to popular
belief, these broadcasts
526
00:30:05,320 --> 00:30:09,600
were not extemporaneous or
improvised performances.
527
00:30:09,635 --> 00:30:12,914
Rather, both the footage
and dialogue
528
00:30:12,949 --> 00:30:15,814
were entirely scripted
out prior to the flight.
529
00:30:24,374 --> 00:30:27,135
The Apollo cover story
was specifically designed
530
00:30:27,170 --> 00:30:31,277
to allow those missions to be
conducted in the public eye,
531
00:30:31,312 --> 00:30:35,212
while at the same time
actively concealing the fact
532
00:30:35,247 --> 00:30:38,284
that evidence of intelligent
extraterrestrial life
533
00:30:38,319 --> 00:30:41,149
might have been discovered
in space and on the Moon.
534
00:30:42,323 --> 00:30:46,189
The scripting protocols followed
during the Apollo program
535
00:30:46,223 --> 00:30:48,570
were for the most part
highly effective
536
00:30:48,605 --> 00:30:50,952
at ensuring the astronauts
did not divulge
537
00:30:50,987 --> 00:30:54,231
any sensitive information
while they communicated
538
00:30:54,266 --> 00:30:57,372
over the public radio
channel with Houston.
539
00:30:57,407 --> 00:30:59,892
However, when the astronauts
were not
540
00:30:59,927 --> 00:31:02,791
in radio contact with
Mission Control,
541
00:31:02,826 --> 00:31:05,587
they did on occasion make
some unscripted
542
00:31:05,622 --> 00:31:08,418
and rather candid comments
to each other
543
00:31:08,452 --> 00:31:11,731
about what they were observing
outside their spacecraft.
544
00:31:13,354 --> 00:31:15,701
These comments were
captured by a device
545
00:31:15,735 --> 00:31:19,532
mounted inside the Apollo
command and service module
546
00:31:19,567 --> 00:31:21,741
that was known as the
data storage
547
00:31:21,776 --> 00:31:24,986
equipment recorder or DSE.
548
00:31:25,021 --> 00:31:28,921
The Apollo DSE was essentially
a black box cockpit
549
00:31:28,956 --> 00:31:31,855
voice and telemetry
recording system.
550
00:31:31,890 --> 00:31:36,101
In addition to recording a
variety of spacecraft parameters
551
00:31:36,135 --> 00:31:39,518
the DSE's 14 track tape
also recorded
552
00:31:39,552 --> 00:31:43,004
many internal crew
conversations that took place
553
00:31:43,039 --> 00:31:44,316
when the astronauts were not
554
00:31:44,350 --> 00:31:46,663
communicating with
Mission Control.
555
00:31:48,044 --> 00:31:50,218
Although it is presumed
that the recordings
556
00:31:50,253 --> 00:31:52,220
were destroyed or lost,
557
00:31:52,255 --> 00:31:54,533
the transcriptions were
made at NASA
558
00:31:55,741 --> 00:31:59,331
by the woman shown in
this image and others.
559
00:31:59,365 --> 00:32:02,023
And although they were
originally classified,
560
00:32:02,058 --> 00:32:05,924
those transcripts can be found
today in the NASA archives.
561
00:32:07,408 --> 00:32:10,514
Many of the comments captured
by the DSE
562
00:32:10,549 --> 00:32:12,758
were made when the spacecraft
was behind
563
00:32:12,792 --> 00:32:14,415
the far side of the Moon
564
00:32:14,449 --> 00:32:16,900
with the astronauts
describing various sites
565
00:32:16,935 --> 00:32:18,488
not visible from Earth.
566
00:32:20,145 --> 00:32:22,664
[eerie music]
567
00:32:28,739 --> 00:32:32,019
[eerie music continues]
568
00:32:37,714 --> 00:32:41,028
[eerie music continues]
569
00:32:47,137 --> 00:32:50,485
[eerie music continues]
570
00:32:56,215 --> 00:32:59,563
[eerie music continues]
571
00:33:05,569 --> 00:33:08,917
[eerie music continues]
572
00:33:14,993 --> 00:33:18,306
[eerie music continues]
573
00:33:19,307 --> 00:33:22,034
[dramatic music]
574
00:33:27,522 --> 00:33:31,112
[dramatic music continues]
575
00:33:36,600 --> 00:33:40,190
[dramatic music continues]
576
00:33:42,227 --> 00:33:44,919
[ominous music]
577
00:33:50,269 --> 00:33:53,790
[ominous music continues]
578
00:34:00,555 --> 00:34:01,763
- What's very interesting about
579
00:34:01,798 --> 00:34:05,802
the Apollo 8 manned
mission to the Moon is that
580
00:34:05,836 --> 00:34:08,667
we would hear about all
of these things
581
00:34:08,701 --> 00:34:13,258
that astronauts and UFO
researchers would repeat
582
00:34:13,292 --> 00:34:16,744
being demonstrated in the
communications,
583
00:34:16,778 --> 00:34:18,573
photos and footage
584
00:34:18,608 --> 00:34:21,852
throughout many other
Apollo manned missions.
585
00:34:21,887 --> 00:34:26,236
That is structures on
the far side of the Moon,
586
00:34:26,271 --> 00:34:29,412
UFOs, an anomalous activity
in space,
587
00:34:29,446 --> 00:34:33,623
as well as this eerie
music or strange sounds
588
00:34:33,657 --> 00:34:36,522
that the astronauts only heard
589
00:34:36,557 --> 00:34:38,697
when they were on the
far side of the Moon.
590
00:34:39,939 --> 00:34:41,113
And what's interesting is that
591
00:34:41,148 --> 00:34:43,564
we will hear a more
detailed account
592
00:34:43,598 --> 00:34:47,913
and more evidence of this
strange music or sounds
593
00:34:47,947 --> 00:34:49,742
on the far side of the Moon
594
00:34:49,777 --> 00:34:52,331
in the later Apollo 10
manned mission.
595
00:34:53,436 --> 00:34:58,096
And one has to wonder,
is this sound
596
00:34:58,130 --> 00:35:01,754
emanating from a base or
maybe these structures
597
00:35:01,789 --> 00:35:05,620
that were observed on the
far side of the lunar surface
598
00:35:05,655 --> 00:35:08,968
or was the sound actually
coming from space?
599
00:35:09,003 --> 00:35:13,145
And does the Moon operate
as some kind of insulator
600
00:35:13,180 --> 00:35:17,391
to feedback coming from space?
601
00:35:17,425 --> 00:35:20,773
- [Narrator] March 3rd, 1969,
Apollo 9
602
00:35:20,808 --> 00:35:24,294
was the third man's space
mission in the Apollo program
603
00:35:24,329 --> 00:35:27,366
and the first flight with
the Apollo lunar module.
604
00:35:27,401 --> 00:35:30,507
The crew spent 10 days in
low Earth orbit
605
00:35:30,542 --> 00:35:33,510
testing several critical
aspects of landing on the Moon,
606
00:35:33,545 --> 00:35:35,547
including lunar module engines,
607
00:35:35,581 --> 00:35:39,309
spacesuit life support
systems, navigation systems,
608
00:35:39,344 --> 00:35:40,862
and docking maneuvers.
609
00:35:40,897 --> 00:35:43,831
- We were that first crew
that was gonna get a chance
610
00:35:43,865 --> 00:35:47,352
to fly this vehicle and
test this vehicle
611
00:35:47,386 --> 00:35:50,941
that was going to take
human beings to the Moon.
612
00:35:50,976 --> 00:35:55,567
We were very, very aware
of the time pressure
613
00:35:55,601 --> 00:35:57,810
and everything has to go right
614
00:35:57,845 --> 00:36:00,606
if we're for sure gonna
meet Kennedy's goal
615
00:36:00,641 --> 00:36:04,886
of getting to the Moon
in that decade and back.
616
00:36:04,921 --> 00:36:08,200
We tested every possible
thing that could be tested.
617
00:36:08,235 --> 00:36:12,480
The mission was completely
dedicated to testing the systems
618
00:36:12,515 --> 00:36:15,207
the engines and the
guidance and navigation,
619
00:36:15,242 --> 00:36:18,245
all kinds of things that
we could do in Earth orbit.
620
00:36:18,279 --> 00:36:21,248
- Really very difficult to get
621
00:36:21,282 --> 00:36:23,560
the coordinate system
in your head.
622
00:36:23,595 --> 00:36:27,461
Normally, we docked looking
out this way
623
00:36:27,495 --> 00:36:30,118
and for the dock we went
to Lunar module
624
00:36:30,153 --> 00:36:32,707
we had to look out this way.
625
00:36:32,742 --> 00:36:37,781
So, the control system
didn't operate
626
00:36:37,816 --> 00:36:39,127
the way it normally would.
627
00:36:40,957 --> 00:36:43,546
- [Astronaut] How does that
support car handle, Jim?
628
00:36:43,580 --> 00:36:44,581
- [Jim Lovell] Pretty nice.
629
00:36:44,616 --> 00:36:46,618
- [Narrator] This was
the first manned flight
630
00:36:46,652 --> 00:36:47,895
of a lunar module,
631
00:36:47,929 --> 00:36:50,829
the first docking and extraction
with the lunar module,
632
00:36:50,863 --> 00:36:53,659
the first completion
of a two-man spacewalk
633
00:36:53,694 --> 00:36:57,076
and the second docking
of a two-man spacecraft.
634
00:36:57,111 --> 00:36:58,285
- [Commander McDivitt]
We depressurized
635
00:36:58,319 --> 00:37:01,909
both the lunar module
and the command module
636
00:37:01,943 --> 00:37:03,945
and Rusty was going to get out
637
00:37:03,980 --> 00:37:07,846
and transfer over to the
command module.
638
00:37:07,880 --> 00:37:12,126
And we were doing that to
see that it could be done.
639
00:37:12,160 --> 00:37:14,818
[ominous music]
640
00:37:20,962 --> 00:37:24,449
[ominous music continues]
641
00:37:31,076 --> 00:37:34,735
- [Narrator] Two telecasts were
made to Earth from Apollo 9.
642
00:37:34,769 --> 00:37:38,601
The first, on March 5th, lasted
for almost seven minutes.
643
00:37:38,635 --> 00:37:40,913
The second telecast on the
following day
644
00:37:40,948 --> 00:37:42,915
lasted for about 13 minutes
645
00:37:42,950 --> 00:37:46,298
and only showed interior
views of the lunar module.
646
00:37:46,333 --> 00:37:49,612
Photographs taken as part of
the multi-spectral terrain
647
00:37:49,646 --> 00:37:52,270
photographic experiment
were successful.
648
00:37:54,617 --> 00:37:56,274
- [Commander McDivitt]
Now, Dave wanted to get it,
649
00:37:56,308 --> 00:37:57,171
get out of the spacecraft too.
650
00:37:58,448 --> 00:38:01,693
So we, part of the mission was
for him to open up the hatch.
651
00:38:01,727 --> 00:38:04,730
So, we were all out there
in the vacuum.
652
00:38:04,765 --> 00:38:07,388
- [Narrator] Here we are
at this historic moment
653
00:38:07,423 --> 00:38:10,080
that we are all part of,
not just the astronauts,
654
00:38:10,115 --> 00:38:12,255
but everybody who's alive today
655
00:38:12,290 --> 00:38:14,292
and we're all on this
small planet
656
00:38:14,326 --> 00:38:15,914
as representative of life,
657
00:38:15,948 --> 00:38:18,710
we're beginning to move
out from this planet,
658
00:38:18,744 --> 00:38:21,954
which as far as we know,
contains all of the life
659
00:38:21,989 --> 00:38:24,232
in our little corner
of the universe.
660
00:38:29,168 --> 00:38:31,136
- [Astronaut] Annual
attitude control is good.
661
00:38:31,170 --> 00:38:32,482
- [Controller] Roger, copy.
662
00:38:34,450 --> 00:38:37,522
- [Astronaut] I'm gonna
pull your flag,
663
00:38:39,282 --> 00:38:40,352
oops, I bent that one.
664
00:38:41,249 --> 00:38:43,113
- [Astronaut] BTU
expenditure for each crew
665
00:38:43,148 --> 00:38:45,633
and averaging 1,300
surgeon reports.
666
00:38:48,567 --> 00:38:49,672
- [Controller] Jack,
this is Houston.
667
00:38:49,706 --> 00:38:50,673
- [indistinct]
668
00:38:50,707 --> 00:38:52,122
Looks like your water
temperature
669
00:38:52,157 --> 00:38:53,089
is getting pretty high.
670
00:38:53,123 --> 00:38:54,366
You might wanna go to
intermediate cooling
671
00:38:54,401 --> 00:38:55,333
or slow down or something.
672
00:38:55,367 --> 00:38:56,644
Looks like your getting
a little warm.
673
00:39:01,822 --> 00:39:04,549
[dramatic music]
674
00:39:09,070 --> 00:39:11,452
- [Narrator] May 18th, 1969,
675
00:39:11,487 --> 00:39:15,283
the Apollo 10 mission was
the fourth manned mission
676
00:39:15,318 --> 00:39:16,630
of the Apollo program.
677
00:39:21,566 --> 00:39:23,499
- [Astronaut] Roger, Houston,
Apollo 10.
678
00:39:23,533 --> 00:39:26,640
You can tell the world
that we have arrived.
679
00:39:26,674 --> 00:39:29,781
- [Narrator] This mission
was a successful synthesis
680
00:39:29,815 --> 00:39:32,404
of the previous two
completed missions.
681
00:39:32,439 --> 00:39:34,164
It resulted in the lunar module
682
00:39:34,199 --> 00:39:37,202
being placed for the
first time in lunar orbit.
683
00:39:39,963 --> 00:39:43,035
- And they give us a silver
Snoopy for excellence warriors.
684
00:39:43,070 --> 00:39:46,660
I wanted to honor the people
that had worked so hard.
685
00:39:46,694 --> 00:39:48,731
So we called it Snoopy,
686
00:39:48,765 --> 00:39:51,181
but you needed two names
so naturally
687
00:39:51,216 --> 00:39:53,045
the other one was Charlie Brown.
688
00:39:54,184 --> 00:39:55,979
- [Narrator] Stafford
and Cernan were placed
689
00:39:56,014 --> 00:39:58,223
in the lunar module, Snoopy,
690
00:39:58,257 --> 00:40:00,467
after leaving the command
service module.
691
00:40:00,501 --> 00:40:02,054
They managed to place themselves
692
00:40:02,089 --> 00:40:04,263
in an elliptical lunar orbit
693
00:40:04,298 --> 00:40:07,853
about 14 kilometers
above the lunar surface.
694
00:40:07,888 --> 00:40:09,855
- You're amazed at what you see.
695
00:40:09,890 --> 00:40:11,478
The one thing that always
amazed me
696
00:40:11,512 --> 00:40:12,996
were the size of the boulders.
697
00:40:13,031 --> 00:40:17,104
There were these gigantic
craters down on the bottom
698
00:40:17,138 --> 00:40:19,451
would be boulder and up on
the rim would be boulders.
699
00:40:19,969 --> 00:40:22,937
- [Narrator] During the second
and final return to the Moon,
700
00:40:22,972 --> 00:40:25,768
the lunar module lost control,
701
00:40:25,802 --> 00:40:27,942
which was regained shortly
thereafter
702
00:40:27,977 --> 00:40:29,910
by its pilot, Thomas Stafford.
703
00:40:29,944 --> 00:40:30,980
- [Thomas Stafford] Yeah, okay.
704
00:40:31,014 --> 00:40:33,707
Something went wild
there and we're all set.
705
00:40:33,741 --> 00:40:34,570
We didn't lock it.
706
00:40:34,604 --> 00:40:36,088
We're going ahead to
the audible.
707
00:40:36,123 --> 00:40:38,781
- [Controller] Charlie Brown
not Houston a guy saving it.
708
00:40:38,815 --> 00:40:41,473
They had a wild gyration though,
709
00:40:41,508 --> 00:40:43,061
but they got it under control.
710
00:40:43,095 --> 00:40:45,270
- One thing people always ask,
711
00:40:45,304 --> 00:40:47,652
were you frightened,
were you scared?
712
00:40:47,686 --> 00:40:49,343
The answer is no.
713
00:40:49,377 --> 00:40:52,967
We were fighter pilots,
test pilots.
714
00:40:53,002 --> 00:40:54,244
So we knew what risk were.
715
00:40:54,279 --> 00:40:56,937
You did everything you
could to mitigate the risk,
716
00:40:56,971 --> 00:40:58,801
but there was a risk.
717
00:40:58,835 --> 00:41:00,941
So, we understood that.
718
00:41:00,975 --> 00:41:03,046
- [Narrator] After
completing this maneuver,
719
00:41:03,081 --> 00:41:05,463
the lunar module was
abandoned and launched
720
00:41:05,497 --> 00:41:07,913
into orbit around the Sun.
721
00:41:07,948 --> 00:41:11,848
As a final result, the
mission was a success.
722
00:41:11,883 --> 00:41:14,506
Separation and docking
tests in the lunar orbit
723
00:41:14,541 --> 00:41:15,887
between the command module
724
00:41:15,921 --> 00:41:18,959
and the lunar module
were all successful.
725
00:41:18,993 --> 00:41:21,064
The lunar module descended
to an altitude
726
00:41:21,099 --> 00:41:25,897
of approximately 15 kilometers
above the lunar surface.
727
00:41:25,931 --> 00:41:29,832
- Well, we had a series of
debriefings to them about,
728
00:41:29,866 --> 00:41:32,593
because we had all the
procedures worked out.
729
00:41:32,628 --> 00:41:35,044
Actually, I went to Neil
says, buddy, here you are.
730
00:41:35,078 --> 00:41:36,873
Here's all the techniques,
731
00:41:36,908 --> 00:41:40,843
all the procedures down
to the last 50,000 feet.
732
00:41:40,877 --> 00:41:43,915
And you take it there hard
decent on the surface,
733
00:41:43,949 --> 00:41:46,952
50,000 feet up, it's all done.
734
00:41:46,987 --> 00:41:49,852
So they just followed all
the procedures we had.
735
00:41:49,886 --> 00:41:52,544
[ominous music]
736
00:41:55,305 --> 00:41:57,273
We were using has some
live cameras
737
00:41:57,307 --> 00:41:59,586
to get the highest resolution.
738
00:41:59,620 --> 00:42:02,554
Well, then and radar was going.
739
00:42:02,589 --> 00:42:06,316
So radar map, photo
maps and visually maps.
740
00:42:06,351 --> 00:42:08,077
- But I'll tell you one
thing, when we went over,
741
00:42:08,111 --> 00:42:10,251
we made two passes over
the landing site
742
00:42:10,286 --> 00:42:12,702
and I tell you what,
743
00:42:13,945 --> 00:42:16,775
I think I said things that
boy we are down among,
744
00:42:16,810 --> 00:42:18,881
I felt like I had to pick
up my feet
745
00:42:18,915 --> 00:42:20,676
to keep from dragging
on top of the mountains.
746
00:42:20,710 --> 00:42:23,955
I mean we were close and
we're going over those hills
747
00:42:23,989 --> 00:42:25,612
at 3,000 miles an hour.
748
00:42:25,646 --> 00:42:28,166
So, you can just imagine
what that was like.
749
00:42:28,200 --> 00:42:32,066
And it was one of those
quick touch and goes.
750
00:42:32,101 --> 00:42:35,553
We didn't have a chance to put
our tail hook down to stay.
751
00:42:37,002 --> 00:42:42,007
And that would've been the
big part of the challenge.
752
00:42:42,560 --> 00:42:44,320
Nonetheless, we were
only the second flight
753
00:42:44,354 --> 00:42:45,183
to go to the Moon,
754
00:42:45,217 --> 00:42:47,219
the first to take the
lunar module.
755
00:42:47,254 --> 00:42:49,567
And it was the right decision
to be made
756
00:42:49,601 --> 00:42:50,775
to get everything done.
757
00:42:50,809 --> 00:42:55,469
And we found some problems
that had we attempted to land
758
00:42:55,503 --> 00:42:56,746
might have kept us from landing
759
00:42:56,781 --> 00:42:59,715
and then paved a way for Apollo
760
00:42:59,749 --> 00:43:01,613
to go hand and successfully land
761
00:43:01,648 --> 00:43:04,236
So, it was the right
decision at the right time.
762
00:43:04,271 --> 00:43:05,755
- I have, I've looked
at a lot of transcripts.
763
00:43:05,790 --> 00:43:08,482
The Apollo lunar surface
journal was great for that.
764
00:43:08,516 --> 00:43:10,518
On Apollo 10, which is
where we have
765
00:43:10,553 --> 00:43:13,280
the images of Sinus Medii,
it's really fascinating,
766
00:43:13,314 --> 00:43:15,972
because Gene Cernan
was on that mission
767
00:43:16,007 --> 00:43:17,525
as well as Apollo 17.
768
00:43:17,560 --> 00:43:20,598
And they're at 50,000 feet
769
00:43:20,632 --> 00:43:24,222
and he says, wow, we are
really down among them now.
770
00:43:24,256 --> 00:43:27,190
I'm like there's nothing
at 50,000 feet.
771
00:43:27,225 --> 00:43:28,675
If the Moon is what
they tell us is,
772
00:43:28,709 --> 00:43:31,712
unless it's this
artificial glass structure.
773
00:43:31,747 --> 00:43:33,265
at 50,000 feet.
774
00:43:33,300 --> 00:43:34,577
- [Interviewer] If they're
scared of hitting it.
775
00:43:34,612 --> 00:43:39,202
- Yeah, meaning he's in
amongst towering stuff.
776
00:43:39,237 --> 00:43:40,272
Well, it isn't the mountains,
777
00:43:40,307 --> 00:43:41,964
'cause the mountains
aren't that high for sure.
778
00:43:41,998 --> 00:43:44,311
- [Narrator] In addition to
recording telemetry related
779
00:43:44,345 --> 00:43:47,417
to the performance of the
lunar module spacecraft itself
780
00:43:47,452 --> 00:43:50,213
the DSEA also made
audio recordings
781
00:43:50,248 --> 00:43:52,975
of any crew conversation
throughout the mission.
782
00:43:53,009 --> 00:43:54,632
- [Astronaut] Apollo can
Houston, two minutes,
783
00:43:54,666 --> 00:43:59,637
the LOS, everybody here
says God speed.
784
00:44:00,672 --> 00:44:01,846
- [Controller] Okay.
and we'll see you right
785
00:44:01,880 --> 00:44:03,261
on the other side in orbit.
786
00:44:05,953 --> 00:44:07,058
- [Astronaut] Okay, this
has got be
787
00:44:07,092 --> 00:44:09,716
the greatest site ever here.
788
00:44:09,750 --> 00:44:12,650
- [Astronaut] Try to
stand up here.
789
00:44:13,651 --> 00:44:16,308
[ominous music]
790
00:44:21,797 --> 00:44:25,317
[ominous music continues]
791
00:44:30,978 --> 00:44:34,499
[ominous music continues]
792
00:44:40,229 --> 00:44:43,715
[ominous music continues]
793
00:44:49,238 --> 00:44:52,690
[ominous music continues]
794
00:44:58,523 --> 00:45:02,009
[ominous music continues]
795
00:45:07,946 --> 00:45:11,467
[ominous music continues]
796
00:45:17,784 --> 00:45:21,270
[ominous music continues]
797
00:45:27,276 --> 00:45:30,762
[ominous music continues]
798
00:45:39,737 --> 00:45:43,050
- [Reporter] Noises reportedly
were heard in May, 1969
799
00:45:43,085 --> 00:45:46,605
by the Apollo 10 astronauts
as they circled the Moon.
800
00:45:46,640 --> 00:45:48,884
The sounds which lasted
about an hour
801
00:45:48,918 --> 00:45:52,680
were recorded and transmitted
to Mission Control in Houston.
802
00:45:53,509 --> 00:45:56,029
- The music even sounds
outer space doesn't it?
803
00:45:56,063 --> 00:45:56,857
You hear that?
804
00:45:56,892 --> 00:45:57,755
That whistling sound?
805
00:45:58,652 --> 00:45:59,584
Whoooooooo.
806
00:46:09,628 --> 00:46:10,629
- [Controller] We are
getting data.
807
00:46:10,664 --> 00:46:12,770
We don't have any voice
communication yet.
808
00:46:13,909 --> 00:46:15,703
- [Astronaut] Roger Houston,
Apollo 10.
809
00:46:15,738 --> 00:46:18,983
You can tell the world
that we have arrived.
810
00:46:19,017 --> 00:46:20,363
- [Controller] Roger 10,
it's good to hear from you.
811
00:46:20,398 --> 00:46:22,780
- [Gene Cernan] You
wouldn't believe this thing.
812
00:46:25,506 --> 00:46:27,094
- [Astronaut] Roger 10,
we're still
813
00:46:27,129 --> 00:46:29,303
having problems popping up.
814
00:46:29,338 --> 00:46:31,858
Oh, we'd like you to go to
white beam for 30 seconds
815
00:46:31,892 --> 00:46:33,480
and then back to narrow over.
816
00:46:33,514 --> 00:46:35,171
- [Gene Cernan] No, I can
see it with the naked eye
817
00:46:35,206 --> 00:46:37,104
and I put the binocular on it
818
00:46:37,139 --> 00:46:38,968
and I can it spinning around
819
00:46:39,003 --> 00:46:42,040
and I wouldn't bet my
life on it being the S4B
820
00:46:42,075 --> 00:46:45,492
but it's sure gotta be
something like it.
821
00:46:47,770 --> 00:46:50,566
- [Reporter] That was Gene
Cernan reporting that sighting.
822
00:46:56,675 --> 00:46:58,781
- [Gene Cernan] You know,
it's a beautiful sight.
823
00:46:58,816 --> 00:47:00,921
We're sitting here, it's
almost like science fiction.
824
00:47:00,956 --> 00:47:02,612
Looking back at it, Bruce.
825
00:47:07,583 --> 00:47:10,897
This is the peacock of
Apollo 10, Roger.
826
00:47:12,726 --> 00:47:15,763
And we'd like to say hello
from the five of us if we may.
827
00:47:16,764 --> 00:47:17,593
Roger.
828
00:47:18,766 --> 00:47:21,424
[ominous music]
829
00:47:33,160 --> 00:47:35,197
Charlie this is it.
830
00:47:36,163 --> 00:47:37,509
It's so hard to describe.
831
00:47:37,544 --> 00:47:39,201
You can go right up.
832
00:47:41,444 --> 00:47:42,135
Uh,
833
00:47:42,480 --> 00:47:43,757
It is incredible.
834
00:47:50,005 --> 00:47:51,316
- [Controller] Okay, this has
got to be
835
00:47:51,351 --> 00:47:52,559
the greatest sight ever.
836
00:47:53,940 --> 00:47:55,079
- [Astronaut] You gotta see
it up here.
837
00:48:06,366 --> 00:48:10,749
The land masses don't seem
to stand out quite as clearly
838
00:48:10,784 --> 00:48:12,682
today as they did yesterday.
839
00:48:12,717 --> 00:48:15,375
[ominous music]
840
00:48:20,311 --> 00:48:21,968
- [Controller]
How's the view 10?
841
00:48:24,384 --> 00:48:26,317
- [Astronaut] We have our
student geologist here
842
00:48:26,351 --> 00:48:29,389
overlook at the surface
that they reported admitted.
843
00:48:30,252 --> 00:48:32,081
- [Controller] Roger,
standing by over.
844
00:48:32,116 --> 00:48:33,703
- [Astronaut] Okay, we're just
passing from the highlands
845
00:48:33,738 --> 00:48:38,708
over into the Mari area and
you can pass on to Jack.
846
00:48:38,743 --> 00:48:41,159
We caught a couple of real
pretty little volcanoes,
847
00:48:41,194 --> 00:48:42,264
there's no doubt about 'em.
848
00:48:42,298 --> 00:48:45,784
And we got a couple of
good high resolution photos
849
00:48:45,819 --> 00:48:49,961
and it still looks kind of
brownish crater to us here over.
850
00:48:51,549 --> 00:48:53,275
- [Controller] Roger,
we copy, we hear that.
851
00:48:53,309 --> 00:48:56,519
- [Astronaut] There was place
back there where there's that.
852
00:48:56,554 --> 00:48:59,315
There was one volcano or
whatever it was
853
00:49:00,454 --> 00:49:02,077
that it was all white
on the outside,
854
00:49:02,111 --> 00:49:04,286
but definitely black
around the top of it.
855
00:49:06,771 --> 00:49:07,841
- [Controller] Roger.
856
00:49:11,810 --> 00:49:13,157
Charlie, it might sound corny,
857
00:49:13,191 --> 00:49:15,228
but the view is really
out of this world.
858
00:49:19,128 --> 00:49:20,612
We had a couple of comments.
859
00:49:21,510 --> 00:49:23,167
The back row that
I won't repeat.
860
00:49:27,067 --> 00:49:30,001
Apollo 10, Houston,
two minutes to LOS.
861
00:49:30,968 --> 00:49:32,555
Everybody here says God speed.
862
00:49:35,489 --> 00:49:36,870
- [Astronaut] Okay,
And we'll see you
863
00:49:36,904 --> 00:49:38,596
on the other side in orbit.
864
00:49:38,630 --> 00:49:41,702
- [Controller] Oh Roger,
76 22 55.
865
00:49:57,511 --> 00:49:59,720
- Many skeptics and debunkers
866
00:49:59,755 --> 00:50:02,585
will remark on the fact that
867
00:50:02,620 --> 00:50:06,796
mainstream media was not
reporting on UFOs, anomalies
868
00:50:06,831 --> 00:50:10,455
and structures being
witnessed by astronauts
869
00:50:10,490 --> 00:50:12,388
during the Apollo
manned missions.
870
00:50:12,423 --> 00:50:15,426
And the simple reason why
mainstream media
871
00:50:15,460 --> 00:50:19,430
wasn't exposed to this back
in the 1960s and seventies
872
00:50:19,464 --> 00:50:22,226
during the Apollo missions
is because
873
00:50:22,260 --> 00:50:25,746
that information was
deeply classified.
874
00:50:25,781 --> 00:50:30,441
In fact, the DSEA tapes
weren't actually declassified
875
00:50:30,475 --> 00:50:33,892
till 12 years after these
Apollo manned missions.
876
00:50:34,962 --> 00:50:39,933
And additionally, we didn't
have photography and film
877
00:50:40,934 --> 00:50:45,007
fully examined by many
of the UFO researchers
878
00:50:45,042 --> 00:50:48,321
and independent researchers
like Luna Cognita
879
00:50:48,355 --> 00:50:50,840
until many years after.
880
00:50:50,875 --> 00:50:52,049
- How can they keep the secret?
881
00:50:52,083 --> 00:50:55,431
Some of these SETI people like
really just make me laugh.
882
00:50:55,466 --> 00:50:58,055
I've heard some pretty
stupid comments
883
00:50:58,089 --> 00:50:59,711
coming out of these mouths.
884
00:50:59,746 --> 00:51:02,611
Like this assumption
that, oh yeah, the press,
885
00:51:02,645 --> 00:51:05,545
the media wants this scoop.
886
00:51:05,579 --> 00:51:08,548
Well, the media doesn't
want that scoop,
887
00:51:08,582 --> 00:51:10,343
because they're not
authorized to give it
888
00:51:10,377 --> 00:51:11,792
and they won't give it,
889
00:51:11,827 --> 00:51:13,311
'cause the intelligence
community will tell them
890
00:51:13,346 --> 00:51:14,416
what they can give.
891
00:51:14,450 --> 00:51:18,903
And NASA doesn't
want this scoop.
892
00:51:20,007 --> 00:51:22,458
And I don't care what
these SETI people
893
00:51:22,493 --> 00:51:25,979
like to tell the public
they don't want that scoop.
894
00:51:26,013 --> 00:51:27,877
- So another case like this,
which is really interesting,
895
00:51:27,912 --> 00:51:31,122
is the case of NASA frame
AS10-32-4822.
896
00:51:33,814 --> 00:51:36,541
This is a photograph or
a series of photographs
897
00:51:36,576 --> 00:51:39,613
that was taken over the
lunar surface
898
00:51:39,648 --> 00:51:42,133
right in the middle Sinus
Medii the sea in the middle.
899
00:51:42,168 --> 00:51:45,930
The sea in the middle where
the Apollo 10 spacecraft
900
00:51:45,964 --> 00:51:49,175
was flying by and took
photographs of this area.
901
00:51:49,209 --> 00:51:51,280
This is dead center on
the lunar disk.
902
00:51:51,315 --> 00:51:53,179
If you were to look at
the lunar disk,
903
00:51:53,213 --> 00:51:55,319
you'd see a triangular shaped
crater called you Kurt.
904
00:51:55,353 --> 00:51:58,115
And then right next to it
is the Sinus Medii area.
905
00:51:58,149 --> 00:52:03,223
It's also an area where surveyor
four disappeared in mid-air
906
00:52:03,258 --> 00:52:04,914
while descending to
a landing there
907
00:52:04,949 --> 00:52:08,401
just like a bug went
splat on a windshield.
908
00:52:08,435 --> 00:52:09,609
So this is the photograph.
909
00:52:09,643 --> 00:52:13,751
This is an original analog
image that's been scanned in
910
00:52:13,785 --> 00:52:18,790
by researchers back
in the 1990s.
911
00:52:18,997 --> 00:52:20,275
And it looks pretty
straightforward.
912
00:52:20,309 --> 00:52:23,692
This is actually AS10-32-4810.
913
00:52:23,726 --> 00:52:25,590
So it's a couple images earlier.
914
00:52:25,625 --> 00:52:27,178
It's 12 images earlier than that
915
00:52:27,213 --> 00:52:28,869
over the Sinus Medii region.
916
00:52:28,904 --> 00:52:30,733
And you notice in the
background that
917
00:52:30,768 --> 00:52:33,495
there's all this weird
sort of stuff.
918
00:52:33,529 --> 00:52:36,222
You see all this light sources,
919
00:52:36,256 --> 00:52:38,051
now that can't be stars,
920
00:52:38,085 --> 00:52:41,227
because the frame exposure
is one 250th of a second.
921
00:52:41,261 --> 00:52:42,849
If you go much longer than that,
922
00:52:42,883 --> 00:52:45,714
the whole foreground is gonna
be washed out with light.
923
00:52:45,748 --> 00:52:47,233
So it has to be really,
really rapid.
924
00:52:47,267 --> 00:52:49,787
So it can't possibly be far
distance stars
925
00:52:49,821 --> 00:52:51,996
and galaxies and planets.
926
00:52:52,030 --> 00:52:54,999
But if you enhance this image,
927
00:52:55,033 --> 00:52:57,967
if you brighten up the
background, it gets even weirder
928
00:52:58,002 --> 00:52:59,728
because this is what the
background is.
929
00:52:59,762 --> 00:53:02,696
So what you see is that
these light points
930
00:53:02,731 --> 00:53:07,011
are actually just points
of... structure
931
00:53:07,045 --> 00:53:09,945
that is in this massive
miles high...
932
00:53:11,878 --> 00:53:15,192
geometric structure above the
lunar surface over the sea
933
00:53:15,226 --> 00:53:16,434
in the middle of Sinus Medii.
934
00:53:16,469 --> 00:53:21,474
Now, if you notice, there
are these crisscrossing lines
935
00:53:21,715 --> 00:53:22,716
and people are like, oh,
936
00:53:22,751 --> 00:53:24,442
those are just scratches
on the negative.
937
00:53:24,477 --> 00:53:25,754
Well, but that doesn't
make any sense,
938
00:53:25,788 --> 00:53:28,481
because when do scratches
on the negative
939
00:53:28,515 --> 00:53:32,416
follow the curvature of
the lunar surface?
940
00:53:32,450 --> 00:53:36,799
And when do they intersect
at 90 degree angles,
941
00:53:36,834 --> 00:53:37,800
like these do.
942
00:53:38,629 --> 00:53:40,838
And again, as an engineer,
I look at this,
943
00:53:40,872 --> 00:53:41,977
I look at the spacing.
944
00:53:42,011 --> 00:53:44,704
I say this is exactly
how I would construct
945
00:53:44,738 --> 00:53:48,259
a grid-like structure over
the surface of the Moon.
946
00:53:48,294 --> 00:53:53,264
If you zoom in on it, there's
this sort of box-like shape.
947
00:53:53,920 --> 00:53:57,268
And here's spars coming this
way and spars coming that way.
948
00:53:57,303 --> 00:53:58,718
And here's one crossing.
949
00:53:58,752 --> 00:54:01,410
And these are all not scratches.
950
00:54:01,445 --> 00:54:03,309
These all have structure
to them.
951
00:54:03,343 --> 00:54:06,829
They all have, if you look at
them really, really closely,
952
00:54:06,864 --> 00:54:10,695
they all have segments, they
all have aspects to them
953
00:54:10,730 --> 00:54:12,732
that make them appear
to be engineering.
954
00:54:13,836 --> 00:54:15,976
And when you enhance
it, put a color into it,
955
00:54:16,011 --> 00:54:17,357
it looks even weirder.
956
00:54:19,808 --> 00:54:23,156
Here's another version with
a slightly darker background.
957
00:54:23,190 --> 00:54:25,469
So then you get a couple
of pictures later
958
00:54:25,503 --> 00:54:29,266
and you go to AS10-32-4816.
959
00:54:29,300 --> 00:54:33,718
So four photographs later, over
the surface of Sinus Medii.
960
00:54:33,753 --> 00:54:34,995
Here you have the same
phenomenon.
961
00:54:35,030 --> 00:54:36,859
You have these little
points of light,
962
00:54:36,894 --> 00:54:39,862
which should not be there
at all.
963
00:54:39,897 --> 00:54:43,659
And then when you enhance
that background, you see this.
964
00:54:45,005 --> 00:54:49,631
This looks like, I don't
know, skyscrapers on the Moon,
965
00:54:49,665 --> 00:54:50,735
The Twin Towers.
966
00:54:50,770 --> 00:54:52,392
I mean when you look
and zoom up on this
967
00:54:52,427 --> 00:54:53,945
and also notice this isn't
968
00:54:53,980 --> 00:54:56,327
some sort of like
digital artifact,
969
00:54:56,362 --> 00:54:57,949
because if it was, it would
be over the whole thing.
970
00:54:57,984 --> 00:55:01,884
Yet, there's this big hole
through which you can see
971
00:55:01,919 --> 00:55:05,302
stuff in the background,
more big towering stuff.
972
00:55:05,336 --> 00:55:07,580
And when you zoom up
on the edges of that,
973
00:55:07,614 --> 00:55:09,823
you can see just how
weird they are.
974
00:55:09,858 --> 00:55:12,930
They look like big glass
skyscrapers.
975
00:55:12,964 --> 00:55:15,001
So having found this stuff,
976
00:55:15,035 --> 00:55:17,969
Hoagland was really
interested in finding more.
977
00:55:18,004 --> 00:55:19,764
So he went and he got himself
978
00:55:19,799 --> 00:55:22,940
an old North American
photographic catalog
979
00:55:22,974 --> 00:55:24,424
from the time period.
980
00:55:24,459 --> 00:55:28,670
And as he looked at these
images, he went and he said,
981
00:55:28,704 --> 00:55:30,430
oh, well, look at some
of these other ones.
982
00:55:30,465 --> 00:55:34,814
These other catalog images
don't look like much at all.
983
00:55:34,848 --> 00:55:38,852
They look really over
underexposed, including this one
984
00:55:38,887 --> 00:55:40,440
which is completely blacked out.
985
00:55:40,475 --> 00:55:43,616
It's like they left the lens
cap on the camera or something.
986
00:55:43,650 --> 00:55:45,238
So what did he do?
987
00:55:45,272 --> 00:55:47,136
He ordered the blacked out
photograph.
988
00:55:47,171 --> 00:55:50,588
And when he got AS10-32-4822,
989
00:55:50,623 --> 00:55:53,039
again, taken just what,
six frames later,
990
00:55:54,937 --> 00:55:59,425
he got this area of Sinus Medii,
991
00:55:59,459 --> 00:56:02,876
which is about the size
of the Los Angeles Basin,
992
00:56:02,911 --> 00:56:05,051
and has been analyzed
by geologists who said,
993
00:56:05,085 --> 00:56:07,847
this is a completely
non-natural pattern.
994
00:56:07,881 --> 00:56:11,195
Again, 90 degrees,
crisscrossing streets,
995
00:56:11,229 --> 00:56:15,958
that kind of thing, as if you
were looking at Los Angeles.
996
00:56:15,993 --> 00:56:19,548
And as you zoom up on
it, it gets even weirder.
997
00:56:19,583 --> 00:56:23,276
And then there are objects
that appeared
998
00:56:23,310 --> 00:56:24,795
that then seemed to disappear.
999
00:56:25,658 --> 00:56:28,074
What they did is they
ordered 4822
1000
00:56:28,108 --> 00:56:29,489
once they thought they
had something.
1001
00:56:29,524 --> 00:56:33,286
They ordered 4822 from nine
different NASA archives
1002
00:56:33,320 --> 00:56:34,321
that existed at the time where
1003
00:56:34,356 --> 00:56:36,565
you could get photographic
prints,
1004
00:56:36,600 --> 00:56:40,604
Hawaii, Maryland, Washington DC.
1005
00:56:40,638 --> 00:56:45,091
And what they found is that
all nine of the versions
1006
00:56:45,125 --> 00:56:49,647
of AS10-32-4822 were different.
1007
00:56:51,131 --> 00:56:54,134
So what they realized was
that what they were looking at
1008
00:56:54,169 --> 00:56:56,689
was probably a power
winder sequence.
1009
00:56:56,723 --> 00:56:59,312
The spacecraft is moving
left to right,
1010
00:56:59,346 --> 00:57:00,796
the astronauts looking
out the window,
1011
00:57:00,831 --> 00:57:03,074
he's got a power winder
on his Hasselblad.
1012
00:57:03,109 --> 00:57:04,938
He pushes down his
finger and takes
1013
00:57:04,973 --> 00:57:09,046
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9.
1014
00:57:09,080 --> 00:57:10,979
And so, objects would appear
1015
00:57:11,013 --> 00:57:14,189
in some versions of 4822
and disappear in others.
1016
00:57:14,223 --> 00:57:16,398
Here's an example of
one of those.
1017
00:57:17,503 --> 00:57:20,471
It looks like a giant paper
clip near Los Angeles.
1018
00:57:20,506 --> 00:57:23,336
If you go back to Los
Angeles, if you go back.
1019
00:57:24,648 --> 00:57:26,857
That object should be
right here, it's not there.
1020
00:57:26,891 --> 00:57:28,755
But then the next frame,
it is there,
1021
00:57:28,790 --> 00:57:31,137
because the light changes.
1022
00:57:31,171 --> 00:57:32,379
So this is a huge antenna.
1023
00:57:32,414 --> 00:57:35,382
This tower is a couple
hundred feet tall
1024
00:57:35,417 --> 00:57:39,939
and whatever this thing is,
it's an antenna or something.
1025
00:57:39,973 --> 00:57:41,803
It does not belong on the Moon.
1026
00:57:41,837 --> 00:57:44,288
If the Moon is what NASA
tells us it is.
1027
00:57:44,322 --> 00:57:49,327
And there are other frames
through the area of 4822
1028
00:57:49,673 --> 00:57:52,089
that show weird light reflection
1029
00:57:52,123 --> 00:57:54,505
like there's lights on
down there.
1030
00:57:54,540 --> 00:57:55,782
And then there's this object,
1031
00:57:55,817 --> 00:57:58,889
which is my favorite one on
the various versions of 4822.
1032
00:57:58,923 --> 00:57:59,717
It's pretty famous.
1033
00:57:59,752 --> 00:58:01,788
It's called The Castle.
1034
00:58:01,823 --> 00:58:05,378
And it appears to be hanging
amidst all this stuff.
1035
00:58:05,412 --> 00:58:09,762
Just hanging there in space
miles above the lunar surface.
1036
00:58:09,796 --> 00:58:13,904
It has segments that clearly
look to me to be structural.
1037
00:58:13,938 --> 00:58:16,251
There's even a indication of a,
1038
00:58:16,285 --> 00:58:18,978
like a sagging line.
- [Interviewer] Scaffolding?
1039
00:58:19,012 --> 00:58:21,532
- Yeah, scaffolding or
a sagging like line
1040
00:58:21,567 --> 00:58:22,568
that it's hanging from.
1041
00:58:22,602 --> 00:58:24,293
You can see that this,
the weight of this thing
1042
00:58:24,328 --> 00:58:28,539
is pulling on this wire
that it's hanging from.
1043
00:58:28,574 --> 00:58:29,885
And it does appear in a couple
1044
00:58:29,920 --> 00:58:31,922
different versions of the frame.
1045
00:58:31,956 --> 00:58:34,165
Here's the one with the
wire and then this one
1046
00:58:34,200 --> 00:58:37,514
is obviously the next one
over and another step over
1047
00:58:37,548 --> 00:58:39,895
where the thing has not
reflected the light,
1048
00:58:39,930 --> 00:58:41,310
because now the spacecraft
has moved.
1049
00:58:41,345 --> 00:58:44,521
So, it's changed direction
just a little bit.
1050
00:58:44,555 --> 00:58:47,006
The wire disappears that
it's hanging from
1051
00:58:47,040 --> 00:58:48,214
and it's narrower.
1052
00:58:48,248 --> 00:58:51,389
See how it's narrower
than it is here,
1053
00:58:51,424 --> 00:58:52,632
- [Interviewer] It's under
exposed.
1054
00:58:52,667 --> 00:58:53,840
- Right, and basically,
1055
00:58:53,875 --> 00:58:55,877
because the light geometry
is fading,
1056
00:58:55,911 --> 00:58:58,120
the light is not now bouncing
directly into the camera
1057
00:58:58,155 --> 00:59:00,675
like it was a split second
before that,
1058
00:59:00,709 --> 00:59:01,848
because the spacecraft is moving
1059
00:59:01,883 --> 00:59:03,850
at thousands of miles an hour.
1060
00:59:03,885 --> 00:59:05,369
And again, you go up to
the edge of it
1061
00:59:05,403 --> 00:59:06,577
and you can see that
there's sort of
1062
00:59:06,612 --> 00:59:08,234
an internal geometry to it.
1063
00:59:08,268 --> 00:59:10,719
There's a lot of cells
and structures.
1064
00:59:10,754 --> 00:59:12,963
It is absolutely fascinating.
1065
00:59:12,997 --> 00:59:15,586
And they hid, they knew
what was on these,
1066
00:59:15,621 --> 00:59:19,176
because they hid all
nine of these photographs
1067
00:59:19,210 --> 00:59:20,315
under one frame number.
1068
00:59:20,349 --> 00:59:24,181
It should be 4822, 4823, 4824,
1069
00:59:24,215 --> 00:59:25,769
all the way up to 4832.
1070
00:59:25,803 --> 00:59:28,081
But it's not, it's all buried
under one frame number,
1071
00:59:28,116 --> 00:59:29,807
which they, I will remind you,
1072
00:59:29,842 --> 00:59:31,153
blacked out in the catalog,
1073
00:59:31,188 --> 00:59:32,948
'cause they didn't want
anybody to look at it.
1074
00:59:32,983 --> 00:59:35,295
But because of the
religious aspects of this,
1075
00:59:35,330 --> 00:59:39,265
the weird, strange symbolism
and stuff,
1076
00:59:39,299 --> 00:59:42,233
they couldn't just completely
erase them from history.
1077
00:59:42,268 --> 00:59:45,961
They had to give you some
access to the originals.
1078
00:59:46,997 --> 00:59:48,792
If it wasn't for Hoagland
being super clever,
1079
00:59:48,826 --> 00:59:50,656
we would never have
found this stuff.
1080
00:59:50,690 --> 00:59:53,451
[dramatic music]
1081
00:59:58,387 --> 01:00:01,701
[high pace music]
1082
01:00:01,736 --> 01:00:03,496
- For the first time,
man is about
1083
01:00:03,530 --> 01:00:05,567
to set foot on the Moon surface.
1084
01:00:07,293 --> 01:00:09,709
This is the television
camera that
1085
01:00:09,744 --> 01:00:12,194
will record that historic event.
1086
01:00:13,886 --> 01:00:16,854
You'll see it live on
your home television set.
1087
01:00:17,821 --> 01:00:21,203
I'm Stan Lebar Westinghouse
program manager
1088
01:00:21,238 --> 01:00:23,102
for Apollo television cameras.
1089
01:00:24,103 --> 01:00:26,761
The public is probably
most familiar
1090
01:00:26,795 --> 01:00:29,522
with this color television
camera
1091
01:00:29,556 --> 01:00:34,561
that was used by astronaut
Tom Stafford on Apollo 10.
1092
01:00:35,252 --> 01:00:37,150
And this is a camera that
took those
1093
01:00:37,185 --> 01:00:41,430
extraordinary color pictures
of both the Earth and the Moon.
1094
01:00:41,465 --> 01:00:44,399
Incidentally, this color
camera will be used
1095
01:00:44,433 --> 01:00:46,884
in the command module
on Apollo 11.
1096
01:00:48,092 --> 01:00:50,647
But the world attention
will be focused
1097
01:00:50,681 --> 01:00:53,304
on this small black and
white camera
1098
01:00:53,339 --> 01:00:55,444
that will be located in the lens
1099
01:00:55,479 --> 01:00:57,688
and it will record the astronaut
1100
01:00:57,723 --> 01:01:00,553
as he descends to the
lunar surface
1101
01:01:00,587 --> 01:01:03,245
and takes those first
monumental steps.
1102
01:01:03,280 --> 01:01:05,316
- [Controller] This is
Apollo Saturn launch control.
1103
01:01:05,351 --> 01:01:06,939
We passed the six minute mark
1104
01:01:06,973 --> 01:01:08,699
in our countdown for Apollo 11.
1105
01:01:08,734 --> 01:01:12,530
The flight to land the
first men on the Moon.
1106
01:01:12,565 --> 01:01:13,946
The vehicle's starting to pressu
1107
01:01:13,980 --> 01:01:16,638
as far as the propellant
tanks are concerned
1108
01:01:16,673 --> 01:01:20,435
and all is still go as we
monitor our status for it.
1109
01:01:20,469 --> 01:01:22,644
Firing command coming in now.
1110
01:01:22,679 --> 01:01:24,163
They're on an automatic sequence
1111
01:01:24,197 --> 01:01:26,993
as the master computer
supervises hundreds of events
1112
01:01:27,028 --> 01:01:29,375
occurring over these last
few minutes.
1113
01:01:30,479 --> 01:01:31,860
Neil Armstrong reported back
1114
01:01:31,895 --> 01:01:33,241
when he received the good wishes
1115
01:01:33,275 --> 01:01:34,311
Thank you very much.
1116
01:01:34,345 --> 01:01:36,002
We know it will be
a good flight.
1117
01:01:37,072 --> 01:01:38,764
Good luck and God speed.
1118
01:01:40,110 --> 01:01:43,907
40 seconds away from
the Apollo 11 lift off.
1119
01:01:43,941 --> 01:01:46,081
All the second stage
tanks now pressurized,
1120
01:01:46,116 --> 01:01:47,807
35 seconds and counting.
1121
01:01:47,842 --> 01:01:52,018
We are still go with Apollo
11, T minus 15 seconds.
1122
01:01:52,053 --> 01:01:53,710
Guidance is internal.
1123
01:01:53,744 --> 01:01:58,715
12, 11, 10, 9,
ignition sequence start, 6.
1124
01:02:01,441 --> 01:02:04,375
[rockets blasting]
1125
01:02:07,413 --> 01:02:10,450
- [Narrator] July 16th, 1969,
1126
01:02:10,485 --> 01:02:12,970
Apollo 11 was the fifth
manned mission
1127
01:02:13,005 --> 01:02:14,765
of the US Apollo program
1128
01:02:14,800 --> 01:02:18,527
and the first in history to
land a human being on the Moon.
1129
01:02:19,494 --> 01:02:22,497
[suspenseful music]
1130
01:02:30,436 --> 01:02:33,370
[rockets blasting]
1131
01:02:45,485 --> 01:02:46,970
- [Gary Martynuik] Today, I
wanted to give you a closer look
1132
01:02:47,004 --> 01:02:50,214
at a very brief segment of
16 mm "DAC" Motion Picture
1133
01:02:50,249 --> 01:02:52,285
footage from the NASA archives
1134
01:02:52,320 --> 01:02:55,254
that was originally shot
back in July in 1969
1135
01:02:55,288 --> 01:02:57,359
during the flight of Apollo 11.
1136
01:02:57,394 --> 01:02:58,809
And the footage was taken throug
1137
01:02:58,844 --> 01:03:00,846
one of the windows of the
command service module
1138
01:03:00,880 --> 01:03:03,193
during what was called
the Trans-Lunar Coast
1139
01:03:03,227 --> 01:03:05,402
or TLC phase of the mission.
1140
01:03:05,436 --> 01:03:07,922
And this was the three-day
period when the astronauts
1141
01:03:07,956 --> 01:03:10,752
were crossing the almost
400,000 kilometer
1142
01:03:10,787 --> 01:03:13,997
cislunar void that separates
our Earth from the Moon.
1143
01:03:14,031 --> 01:03:15,170
And at some point during
1144
01:03:15,205 --> 01:03:17,586
this outbound journey
through cislunar space,
1145
01:03:17,621 --> 01:03:19,381
one of the Apollo 11 astronauts
1146
01:03:19,416 --> 01:03:20,900
did some unscheduled shooting
1147
01:03:20,935 --> 01:03:23,696
with the 16 mm "DAC"
Motion Picture Camera.
1148
01:03:23,730 --> 01:03:25,422
And in the process
managed to film
1149
01:03:25,456 --> 01:03:28,839
several unidentified objects
outside their spacecraft.
1150
01:03:28,874 --> 01:03:30,807
And to show you what I mean,
1151
01:03:37,227 --> 01:03:38,642
While this particular clip
has been
1152
01:03:38,676 --> 01:03:41,196
digitally archived by NASA,
so that when played back,
1153
01:03:41,231 --> 01:03:43,889
it appears to be about
one second in duration,
1154
01:03:43,923 --> 01:03:45,545
it is not actually showing us
1155
01:03:45,580 --> 01:03:48,134
a one second period of
time caught on film.
1156
01:03:48,169 --> 01:03:49,998
This clip we're examining
here is actually
1157
01:03:50,033 --> 01:03:52,345
time compressed stop
motion footage.
1158
01:03:52,380 --> 01:03:54,451
And in this case, the
sequence is comprised
1159
01:03:54,485 --> 01:03:58,489
of 11 individual distinct
frames of 16 millimeter film
1160
01:03:58,524 --> 01:04:01,285
that were originally exposed
at one frame per second
1161
01:04:01,320 --> 01:04:04,185
intervals over a period of 11 seconds.
1162
01:04:04,219 --> 01:04:06,532
And this type of stop
motion filming was possible,
1163
01:04:06,566 --> 01:04:09,569
because the Mauer 16 mm DAC
that was used
1164
01:04:09,604 --> 01:04:11,848
throughout the Apollo program
was in fact
1165
01:04:11,882 --> 01:04:13,919
a variable frame rate
motion picture camera
1166
01:04:13,953 --> 01:04:15,575
that was capable of shooting
1167
01:04:15,610 --> 01:04:17,957
at four different preset
exposure speeds
1168
01:04:17,992 --> 01:04:21,443
either 1, 6, 12, or 24 frames
per second.
1169
01:04:21,478 --> 01:04:24,584
And in the case of this footage,
rather than archiving it
1170
01:04:24,619 --> 01:04:27,518
at the correct one frame
per second playback speed,
1171
01:04:27,553 --> 01:04:29,831
they instead incorrectly
archived the sequence
1172
01:04:29,866 --> 01:04:33,041
as if it had been shot at 12
frames per second instead.
1173
01:04:33,076 --> 01:04:34,663
So this means that NASA actually
1174
01:04:34,698 --> 01:04:36,907
present this stop motion
sequence in such a way
1175
01:04:36,942 --> 01:04:38,736
that it is being shown
at a playback rate
1176
01:04:38,771 --> 01:04:40,428
that's 12 times faster than
1177
01:04:40,462 --> 01:04:42,602
what the frames were
actually exposed at.
1178
01:04:42,637 --> 01:04:43,914
Whatever these objects are,
1179
01:04:43,949 --> 01:04:45,743
they are clearly flying
free in space.
1180
01:04:45,778 --> 01:04:48,539
And we can say with certainty
that they are definitely
1181
01:04:48,574 --> 01:04:51,473
not any declared
satellites or known debris.
1182
01:04:51,508 --> 01:04:53,544
We don't know what they
are, where they came from,
1183
01:04:53,579 --> 01:04:55,063
how they got there,
where they're going,
1184
01:04:55,098 --> 01:04:56,202
or what they're doing there.
1185
01:04:56,237 --> 01:04:58,204
And that by definition puts them
1186
01:04:58,239 --> 01:05:00,448
into the category of being
unidentified.
1187
01:05:01,449 --> 01:05:05,832
- So if somebody's gonna
say UFOs are just our craft
1188
01:05:05,867 --> 01:05:10,251
from a very top secret
aerospace project,
1189
01:05:10,285 --> 01:05:14,945
and for example, some people
will say the Phoenix Lights,
1190
01:05:14,980 --> 01:05:18,776
that might have been what's
called a TR3B.
1191
01:05:18,811 --> 01:05:23,816
It's supposed to be this
massive black budget craft
1192
01:05:24,058 --> 01:05:29,063
that was a crew and
heavy equipment carrier
1193
01:05:30,443 --> 01:05:33,136
that would take stuff to
space in sort of
1194
01:05:33,170 --> 01:05:36,380
what people label a
secret space program.
1195
01:05:37,450 --> 01:05:38,969
What do you think about that?
1196
01:05:39,004 --> 01:05:39,832
- I don't believe it.
1197
01:05:39,866 --> 01:05:40,660
- You don't believe it?
1198
01:05:40,695 --> 01:05:42,041
- Nope, don't believe it.
1199
01:05:42,076 --> 01:05:44,078
- Would you say that
the Phoenix-
1200
01:05:44,112 --> 01:05:45,010
- I think that the
Phoenix Lights,
1201
01:05:45,044 --> 01:05:46,287
I mean that was like
two miles across
1202
01:05:46,321 --> 01:05:47,391
from the eyewitness testimony,
1203
01:05:47,426 --> 01:05:49,186
including the Governor
of Arizona.
1204
01:05:49,221 --> 01:05:52,258
And it could hover very,
very slowly.
1205
01:05:53,432 --> 01:05:55,710
And when it took off,
it took off
1206
01:05:55,744 --> 01:05:57,263
like at the speed of light.
1207
01:05:57,298 --> 01:05:58,506
I mean, it would change
its shape
1208
01:05:58,540 --> 01:06:00,542
a little bit and just gone.
1209
01:06:00,577 --> 01:06:03,166
And then you have the
telepathic aspect of it too,
1210
01:06:03,200 --> 01:06:05,064
from the witnesses that
I spoke to.
1211
01:06:05,099 --> 01:06:07,618
So, I'm not gonna sit there
and say that
1212
01:06:07,653 --> 01:06:09,206
I definitively can make
a statement
1213
01:06:09,241 --> 01:06:12,002
that there's no such thing
as a secret space program.
1214
01:06:12,037 --> 01:06:13,590
I just haven't seen the
evidence for it
1215
01:06:13,624 --> 01:06:16,006
and I haven't heard the
test testimony for it.
1216
01:06:16,041 --> 01:06:22,806
And I'm highly dubious,
even though here I am
1217
01:06:22,840 --> 01:06:25,050
putting out a film on a
UFO crash
1218
01:06:25,084 --> 01:06:26,913
with live aliens in the town,
1219
01:06:26,948 --> 01:06:31,953
but I haven't seen the evidence.
1220
01:06:32,781 --> 01:06:35,992
I mean, it makes sense
that there would be,
1221
01:06:36,026 --> 01:06:37,338
there are sightings here.
1222
01:06:37,372 --> 01:06:39,478
Why wouldn't there be
sightings out there?
1223
01:06:41,169 --> 01:06:42,895
It's not my area of expertise.
1224
01:06:42,929 --> 01:06:45,691
I don't dig into, I
look into the phenomenon
1225
01:06:45,725 --> 01:06:48,245
and if it leads me to
an astronaut, great.
1226
01:06:48,280 --> 01:06:51,938
And if not, you know,
so I just know
1227
01:06:51,973 --> 01:06:54,803
that what Fay Ann Potter told me
1228
01:06:55,770 --> 01:06:57,289
about her brother Buzz Aldrin,
1229
01:06:57,323 --> 01:06:59,843
that they saw something
on the way to the Moon.
1230
01:06:59,877 --> 01:07:03,605
[rhythmic suspenseful music]
1231
01:07:09,508 --> 01:07:14,064
[rhythmic suspenseful
music continues]
1232
01:07:21,106 --> 01:07:23,832
[dramatic music]
1233
01:07:34,188 --> 01:07:36,328
- [Narrator] The lunar
landing was on July 20th
1234
01:07:36,362 --> 01:07:37,881
of that same year.
1235
01:07:37,915 --> 01:07:40,504
And the following day,
two astronauts became
1236
01:07:40,539 --> 01:07:43,404
the first to walk on the
lunar surface.
1237
01:07:43,438 --> 01:07:47,028
[dramatic music continues]
1238
01:08:02,457 --> 01:08:05,564
- [Astronaut] Okay, engine
stop APA at a defense
1239
01:08:05,598 --> 01:08:09,050
or control both auto-dependent
command override off.
1240
01:08:09,085 --> 01:08:10,603
Engine arm off.
1241
01:08:10,638 --> 01:08:12,157
For 13 is in.
1242
01:08:13,537 --> 01:08:15,401
- [Astronaut] We copy it down,
Eagle.
1243
01:08:15,884 --> 01:08:17,196
Houston, uh...
1244
01:08:21,649 --> 01:08:24,824
- [Controller] Roger tranquility
we copy you on the ground.
1245
01:08:24,859 --> 01:08:26,723
You got a bunch of guys
about to turn blue,
1246
01:08:26,757 --> 01:08:28,552
we're breathing again,
thanks a lot.
1247
01:08:29,933 --> 01:08:32,246
- When we did get close
and we rolled out
1248
01:08:32,280 --> 01:08:36,077
and saw it for the first
time, it was a revelation.
1249
01:08:36,112 --> 01:08:40,046
It was gigantic, it
filled our entire window.
1250
01:08:42,911 --> 01:08:44,327
- Flying through the Moon shadow
1251
01:08:44,361 --> 01:08:48,883
and seeing the Sun eclipsed by
the Moon as we approached it,
1252
01:08:48,917 --> 01:08:50,609
that was a very
spectacular sight.
1253
01:08:51,713 --> 01:08:53,784
- [Narrator] Commander
Armstrong was the first human
1254
01:08:53,819 --> 01:08:56,649
to set foot on the surface
of the Earth's satellite
1255
01:08:56,684 --> 01:09:01,689
on July 21st, 1969 at 02:56
UTC, international time
1256
01:09:03,104 --> 01:09:05,417
south of the Sea of Tranquility,
1257
01:09:05,451 --> 01:09:08,420
six and a half hours
after landing on the Moon.
1258
01:09:08,454 --> 01:09:12,217
This historic milestone was
broadcast to the entire planet
1259
01:09:12,251 --> 01:09:15,081
from the Parks Observatory
in Australia.
1260
01:09:15,116 --> 01:09:17,256
- [Neil Armstrong] Here,
men from the planet Earth,
1261
01:09:17,291 --> 01:09:20,156
first step foot upon the moon,
July 1969.
1262
01:09:23,504 --> 01:09:26,265
We came in peace
for all mankind.
1263
01:09:27,232 --> 01:09:29,958
[dramatic music]
1264
01:09:36,655 --> 01:09:40,210
[dramatic music continues]
1265
01:09:46,112 --> 01:09:49,668
[dramatic music continues]
1266
01:09:55,260 --> 01:09:58,815
[dramatic music continues]
1267
01:10:04,648 --> 01:10:08,204
[dramatic music continues]
1268
01:10:14,589 --> 01:10:18,214
[dramatic music continues]
1269
01:10:21,147 --> 01:10:22,045
- [Astronaut] It's beautiful.
1270
01:10:22,079 --> 01:10:23,943
- [Astronaut] Isn't that
something?
1271
01:10:23,978 --> 01:10:28,051
Say here are you talking about
a mysterious looking place.
1272
01:10:28,085 --> 01:10:30,743
They can cut some fresh some
parts of those pictures up.
1273
01:10:30,778 --> 01:10:33,159
Make a nice photograph.
1274
01:10:33,194 --> 01:10:35,921
[dramatic music]
1275
01:10:41,651 --> 01:10:45,241
[dramatic music continues]
1276
01:10:51,523 --> 01:10:53,973
They can cut some fresh some
parts of those pictures up.
1277
01:10:54,008 --> 01:10:56,113
Make a nice photograph.
1278
01:10:56,148 --> 01:10:59,703
[dramatic music continues]
1279
01:11:07,539 --> 01:11:10,196
- There's this thing
that came out about 2014,
1280
01:11:10,231 --> 01:11:12,268
and it's an image that
was found on the internet
1281
01:11:12,302 --> 01:11:13,579
that had actually been posted
1282
01:11:13,614 --> 01:11:16,479
back in the early days
like 2002.
1283
01:11:16,513 --> 01:11:20,276
And it had a number
as1120pyramid20small2.jpg,
1284
01:11:23,451 --> 01:11:25,246
that was the name of the image.
1285
01:11:25,281 --> 01:11:27,938
And it showed what
clearly appears to be
1286
01:11:27,973 --> 01:11:30,286
an artificial structure on
the surface of the Moon,
1287
01:11:30,320 --> 01:11:32,909
but nobody really knew
where it came from.
1288
01:11:32,943 --> 01:11:36,706
The AS11 indicated that
it was an Apollo 11 shot,
1289
01:11:36,740 --> 01:11:39,225
and it took researchers
quite a while
1290
01:11:39,260 --> 01:11:40,779
to actually find the image.
1291
01:11:40,813 --> 01:11:45,680
And it turned out the
image was AS11-38-5564.
1292
01:11:45,715 --> 01:11:46,612
Now this is interesting,
1293
01:11:46,647 --> 01:11:48,752
because it was an image
that was taken,
1294
01:11:48,787 --> 01:11:51,065
it was a photograph that
was taken
1295
01:11:51,099 --> 01:11:52,929
by one of the Apollo 11
astronauts,
1296
01:11:52,963 --> 01:11:55,932
either Neil Armstrong, Buzz
Aldrin or Michael Collins
1297
01:11:55,966 --> 01:11:59,211
shooting out the window
of the command module
1298
01:11:59,245 --> 01:12:02,352
as they were flying over
the lunar surface
1299
01:12:02,387 --> 01:12:03,905
on trans Earth injection.
1300
01:12:03,940 --> 01:12:05,631
They had already fired
the engine,
1301
01:12:05,666 --> 01:12:06,805
they were heading towards Earth
1302
01:12:06,839 --> 01:12:08,600
and they were just
shooting the hell
1303
01:12:08,634 --> 01:12:10,671
out of the backside of the Moon.
1304
01:12:10,705 --> 01:12:12,983
Now, the interesting
thing about this is that
1305
01:12:13,018 --> 01:12:14,951
they took these pictures just,
again,
1306
01:12:14,985 --> 01:12:16,159
probably with a power winder,
1307
01:12:16,193 --> 01:12:17,402
one after the other,
after the other.
1308
01:12:17,436 --> 01:12:21,337
But the film was so good
that they could take
1309
01:12:22,614 --> 01:12:24,374
just lots and lots of
photographs.
1310
01:12:24,409 --> 01:12:29,379
This is the image as it
appeared in an a NASA archive.
1311
01:12:31,899 --> 01:12:35,247
And it's an image of a
crater called Daedalus.
1312
01:12:35,281 --> 01:12:38,526
Now, this thing is very, very
near the crater Daedalus,
1313
01:12:38,561 --> 01:12:40,804
it's actually Daedalus R,
I believe.
1314
01:12:40,839 --> 01:12:45,844
And Daedalus is dead center
on the back disc of the Moon.
1315
01:12:45,878 --> 01:12:48,225
In other words, it's the
exact antipode,
1316
01:12:48,260 --> 01:12:52,195
the other side of Sinus Medii
where we just saw The Castle.
1317
01:12:52,229 --> 01:12:54,611
So you might expect to
find something there.
1318
01:12:54,646 --> 01:12:57,580
I have a feeling this is why
they were photographing this.
1319
01:12:57,614 --> 01:13:00,583
So in that area, and again,
1320
01:13:00,617 --> 01:13:03,102
this is Sinus Medii with
the triangular crater,
1321
01:13:03,137 --> 01:13:04,759
pretty interesting stuff.
1322
01:13:04,794 --> 01:13:07,141
And then on the back
you have this Ziggurat.
1323
01:13:07,175 --> 01:13:09,039
So, as we looked at this thing,
1324
01:13:10,765 --> 01:13:13,216
it began to look more
and more like something
1325
01:13:13,250 --> 01:13:16,184
that was completely artificial
and did not belong there.
1326
01:13:16,219 --> 01:13:19,878
And again, I went through
it, did some enhancement,
1327
01:13:21,224 --> 01:13:22,536
tried to get more detail out.
1328
01:13:22,570 --> 01:13:24,641
And what you see,
or at least what I saw
1329
01:13:24,676 --> 01:13:27,610
is these four walls,
this wall structure,
1330
01:13:28,956 --> 01:13:32,235
sort of a weird angled
front end to it.
1331
01:13:32,269 --> 01:13:33,995
Kind of there's a triangle
shape there,
1332
01:13:34,030 --> 01:13:38,448
and then there's like a
central box with maybe windows.
1333
01:13:38,483 --> 01:13:40,588
There's a passageway to
actually enter it
1334
01:13:40,623 --> 01:13:42,625
and like a little dome on top.
1335
01:13:42,659 --> 01:13:43,833
Pretty bizarre stuff.
1336
01:13:43,867 --> 01:13:46,249
Well, somebody pointed
out this looks a lot like
1337
01:13:46,283 --> 01:13:51,288
the Ziggurat at Ur in
Mesopotamia or modern day Iraq.
1338
01:13:51,496 --> 01:13:53,359
And yeah, here's this
basic structure.
1339
01:13:53,394 --> 01:13:56,777
Here's these entrances,
these walkways,
1340
01:13:56,811 --> 01:13:58,537
this is what it looked like
when they first found it
1341
01:13:58,572 --> 01:14:02,472
in the 1930s and it's
now been re-excavated.
1342
01:14:02,507 --> 01:14:04,336
And this is what the original
structure looked like.
1343
01:14:04,370 --> 01:14:05,613
You have exterior walls,
1344
01:14:05,648 --> 01:14:07,995
you have an interior
square structure,
1345
01:14:08,029 --> 01:14:09,686
you have a single
entranceway,
1346
01:14:09,721 --> 01:14:12,240
which is how they were
set up for defense.
1347
01:14:12,275 --> 01:14:15,934
And then you have these
ramps leading up to it.
1348
01:14:15,968 --> 01:14:18,143
Now, if you were to take
these ramps
1349
01:14:19,178 --> 01:14:22,147
and like fill them in,
again, here's a little dome.
1350
01:14:22,181 --> 01:14:25,081
So, a little dome right here
on top of the structure.
1351
01:14:25,115 --> 01:14:27,463
So, it looks basically like this
1352
01:14:27,497 --> 01:14:29,188
Like there's an
exterior structure
1353
01:14:29,223 --> 01:14:32,468
and an interior structure
like a Ziggurat.
1354
01:14:32,502 --> 01:14:34,055
And again, I'm gonna remind you,
okay,
1355
01:14:34,090 --> 01:14:36,333
here's a dome, here's a
little dome,
1356
01:14:36,368 --> 01:14:37,887
here's an interior
square structure,
1357
01:14:37,921 --> 01:14:39,613
here's the interior square
structure,
1358
01:14:39,647 --> 01:14:42,098
here's the exterior walls,
there they are.
1359
01:14:42,132 --> 01:14:45,239
And then here's, if you
took this area
1360
01:14:45,273 --> 01:14:48,173
and filled it in,
it would look with dirt,
1361
01:14:48,207 --> 01:14:51,590
it would look probably
just like this thing does.
1362
01:14:51,625 --> 01:14:56,250
The problem is when
you go to AS11-38-5564,
1363
01:14:58,424 --> 01:15:00,219
it doesn't really look
quite the same.
1364
01:15:00,254 --> 01:15:03,533
So we finally found the object
near the crater Daedalus R.
1365
01:15:03,568 --> 01:15:05,362
This is the area involved.
1366
01:15:05,397 --> 01:15:07,917
This is the original image
that was found
1367
01:15:07,951 --> 01:15:10,195
by a guy named KK Samurai,
by the way.
1368
01:15:10,229 --> 01:15:11,748
That was what he called himself.
1369
01:15:11,783 --> 01:15:14,440
He's the one who found that
he was given this image
1370
01:15:14,475 --> 01:15:17,236
by a very interesting character.
1371
01:15:17,271 --> 01:15:21,068
So here is the Daedalus
Ziggurat, on today's image.
1372
01:15:21,102 --> 01:15:22,725
It's gone, right? Where is it?
1373
01:15:22,759 --> 01:15:25,106
Well, it's actually
supposed to be right here,
1374
01:15:25,141 --> 01:15:26,107
right here in the middle.
1375
01:15:26,142 --> 01:15:28,109
But there's the front ramps,
there's the,
1376
01:15:28,144 --> 01:15:29,317
but it's all gone.
1377
01:15:29,352 --> 01:15:32,700
It's just blank, it's
nothing but a crater.
1378
01:15:33,425 --> 01:15:36,566
And again, I did the best
I could with it,
1379
01:15:36,601 --> 01:15:38,464
with what they have on
NASA's surface now.
1380
01:15:38,499 --> 01:15:41,364
It doesn't look like
really anything.
1381
01:15:41,398 --> 01:15:43,297
They've blurred it out.
They've... [inaudible]
1382
01:15:45,264 --> 01:15:46,196
They've added shadows.
1383
01:15:46,231 --> 01:15:47,439
And again, I'm gonna
tell you again,
1384
01:15:47,473 --> 01:15:50,028
I went and analyzed the
interior of this crater
1385
01:15:50,062 --> 01:15:51,685
and this area here.
1386
01:15:51,719 --> 01:15:55,412
And again, it's one color,
pitch black,
1387
01:15:55,447 --> 01:15:56,482
over the entire thing.
1388
01:15:56,517 --> 01:15:59,865
That means they drew on
this, they drew on this.
1389
01:15:59,900 --> 01:16:03,006
If they drew on this, they
drew on other parts of it too.
1390
01:16:03,041 --> 01:16:07,183
So, again, from a
distance, as you step back,
1391
01:16:07,217 --> 01:16:09,392
it kind of looks like the
same thing,
1392
01:16:09,426 --> 01:16:11,774
but it actually really doesn't.
1393
01:16:11,808 --> 01:16:13,879
They're trying to convince
you this is nothing,
1394
01:16:13,914 --> 01:16:15,156
but an optical illusion.
1395
01:16:16,364 --> 01:16:19,851
Now, I got into very
strong conflict
1396
01:16:19,885 --> 01:16:21,507
with a couple of NASA guys
over there.
1397
01:16:21,542 --> 01:16:23,475
They're like, oh, it's
obviously nothing.
1398
01:16:23,509 --> 01:16:26,685
You know, you can't,
yeah, you're crazy.
1399
01:16:26,720 --> 01:16:28,929
You don't know what
you're looking at.
1400
01:16:28,963 --> 01:16:31,000
But clearly what's happened
here is that
1401
01:16:31,034 --> 01:16:34,003
the original image from
which KK Samurai
1402
01:16:34,037 --> 01:16:37,385
drew his conclusions
and his version
1403
01:16:37,420 --> 01:16:40,561
is completely different
than 5564.
1404
01:16:40,596 --> 01:16:44,323
The problem is, is we didn't
know at the time originally
1405
01:16:44,358 --> 01:16:48,707
where he got this
interesting version.
1406
01:16:48,742 --> 01:16:51,468
Where did he get it
from, and what was on it?
1407
01:16:51,503 --> 01:16:53,609
But here's the thing,
this is supposed to be
1408
01:16:53,643 --> 01:16:54,955
the Ziggurat right here.
1409
01:16:54,989 --> 01:16:59,269
But as I looked at this
image, I found that there was,
1410
01:16:59,304 --> 01:17:00,995
even though they had
erased the Ziggurat,
1411
01:17:01,030 --> 01:17:02,583
there was a lot of other
interesting stuff
1412
01:17:02,618 --> 01:17:03,653
on here they didn't erase.
1413
01:17:03,688 --> 01:17:05,379
A lot of interesting stuff.
1414
01:17:06,242 --> 01:17:07,864
These are some of the
areas that are marked
1415
01:17:07,899 --> 01:17:09,970
as we go through them
real quickly.
1416
01:17:10,004 --> 01:17:13,663
There's this particular,
um, guy,
1417
01:17:13,698 --> 01:17:15,354
which is just a sort of
a normal crater.
1418
01:17:15,389 --> 01:17:17,529
But then what is this
thing up above here?
1419
01:17:17,563 --> 01:17:19,565
What is this one up here?
1420
01:17:19,600 --> 01:17:23,190
Number five, up in the
corner of the image.
1421
01:17:23,224 --> 01:17:25,054
And as we zoom up on that,
1422
01:17:25,088 --> 01:17:28,333
I see stuff that with my
trained eye
1423
01:17:28,367 --> 01:17:29,679
looks really, really weird.
1424
01:17:29,714 --> 01:17:30,991
This is the area where they have
1425
01:17:31,025 --> 01:17:33,579
blacked out the sky behind this.
1426
01:17:33,614 --> 01:17:34,684
Well, what is this thing?
1427
01:17:34,719 --> 01:17:38,792
Well, if you look at
it, it's pretty bizarre,
1428
01:17:38,826 --> 01:17:42,830
because what you've got
here is this is a hangar
1429
01:17:44,004 --> 01:17:46,627
cut into the side of
this mountain.
1430
01:17:47,524 --> 01:17:50,010
It's filled in with debris
in the front.
1431
01:17:50,044 --> 01:17:51,218
And that would be the
other side.
1432
01:17:51,252 --> 01:17:52,944
You're looking at it at an angle
1433
01:17:52,978 --> 01:17:57,051
and then this is some sort
of disc shape
1434
01:17:57,086 --> 01:17:59,433
with something else going on.
1435
01:17:59,467 --> 01:18:02,470
Like what the hell are
these things?
1436
01:18:02,505 --> 01:18:07,510
See, stone, spire, stone,
spire, stone, what are they?
1437
01:18:07,786 --> 01:18:09,546
But it's right there and
they're all in the same area.
1438
01:18:09,581 --> 01:18:12,929
Because if you have one anomaly,
no matter how clear it is,
1439
01:18:12,964 --> 01:18:15,207
if there's nothing else
around it,
1440
01:18:15,242 --> 01:18:16,726
you can't really say
it's something.
1441
01:18:16,761 --> 01:18:20,005
It could just be, again, a
really bizarre looking artifact.
1442
01:18:20,040 --> 01:18:24,561
So let's go back and
look, this is another,
1443
01:18:24,596 --> 01:18:26,771
there's like a tube that
you can follow
1444
01:18:26,805 --> 01:18:29,877
that runs for miles and
miles along the surface
1445
01:18:29,912 --> 01:18:33,122
and then seems to attach
itself like a drill
1446
01:18:33,156 --> 01:18:36,297
underneath this overhanging
ridge.
1447
01:18:36,332 --> 01:18:37,471
This thing is hanging there.
1448
01:18:37,505 --> 01:18:38,714
There's all kinds of structure.
1449
01:18:38,748 --> 01:18:39,853
It's just bizarre.
1450
01:18:41,786 --> 01:18:44,271
- People who come here
to this museum
1451
01:18:44,305 --> 01:18:48,724
and look at our spacecraft,
Columbia,
1452
01:18:48,758 --> 01:18:51,761
are most often struck by
its small size,
1453
01:18:51,796 --> 01:18:54,695
which from their perspective
is understandable.
1454
01:18:55,972 --> 01:18:58,630
From our point of view,
the command module
1455
01:18:58,664 --> 01:19:03,083
was a wonderful improvement
over our previous spacecraft,
1456
01:19:03,117 --> 01:19:05,050
which were really cramped.
1457
01:19:05,085 --> 01:19:09,192
And so, we enjoyed the luxury
of a big volume machine.
1458
01:19:09,227 --> 01:19:12,092
- Yeah, I thought we had
amazingly good accommodations.
1459
01:19:12,126 --> 01:19:13,610
We had hot and cold water.
1460
01:19:13,645 --> 01:19:15,578
The food was even edible.
1461
01:19:15,612 --> 01:19:20,617
All in all, it was a nicely
packaged, small enclosure,
1462
01:19:22,688 --> 01:19:24,967
and we could comfortably
have stayed there
1463
01:19:25,001 --> 01:19:27,383
far in excessive eight days.
1464
01:19:27,417 --> 01:19:29,730
- [Narrator] On July
24th, the three astronauts
1465
01:19:29,765 --> 01:19:32,526
achieved a perfect
splash down in the waters
1466
01:19:32,560 --> 01:19:34,873
of the Pacific Ocean
ending the mission.
1467
01:19:35,840 --> 01:19:39,705
[inspirational music]
1468
01:19:39,740 --> 01:19:43,261
- Well, it proved that
the United States
1469
01:19:43,295 --> 01:19:46,540
could accomplish
tremendous goals
1470
01:19:46,574 --> 01:19:48,714
if they worked together
as a team.
1471
01:19:49,715 --> 01:19:52,339
- After the flight of Apollo 11,
1472
01:19:52,373 --> 01:19:54,824
Neil Armstrong, Buzz Alder and I
1473
01:19:54,859 --> 01:19:57,275
had an around the world tour.
1474
01:19:57,309 --> 01:20:00,519
And every place we went,
I thought they'd
1475
01:20:01,658 --> 01:20:03,591
in some places have the
attitude of,
1476
01:20:03,626 --> 01:20:06,077
oh, well you Americans
finally did this.
1477
01:20:06,111 --> 01:20:09,839
Not at all, the attitude,
every country,
1478
01:20:09,874 --> 01:20:12,877
regardless of their
internal politics,
1479
01:20:12,911 --> 01:20:15,638
they all said, we did it,
we humans.
1480
01:20:21,195 --> 01:20:24,371
[audience applauding]
1481
01:20:30,342 --> 01:20:34,346
[audience applauding continues]
1482
01:20:37,177 --> 01:20:38,695
- It was our pleasure to have
1483
01:20:38,730 --> 01:20:41,664
participated in one
great adventure.
1484
01:20:43,666 --> 01:20:45,047
It's an adventure
that took place
1485
01:20:45,081 --> 01:20:47,635
not just in the month of July,
1486
01:20:48,636 --> 01:20:51,674
but rather one that took
place in the last decade.
1487
01:20:56,299 --> 01:21:00,821
We all here and the
people listening in today
1488
01:21:00,856 --> 01:21:03,893
had the opportunity to
share that adventure
1489
01:21:03,928 --> 01:21:06,102
over its developing
and unfolding
1490
01:21:07,863 --> 01:21:09,934
in the past months and years.
1491
01:21:11,901 --> 01:21:16,009
It's our privilege today
to share with you
1492
01:21:17,424 --> 01:21:22,429
some of the details of
that final month of July.
1493
01:21:25,294 --> 01:21:29,781
That was certainly the highlight
1494
01:21:29,815 --> 01:21:33,578
for the three of us of
that decade.
1495
01:21:35,028 --> 01:21:37,064
We're going to divert
a little bit
1496
01:21:37,099 --> 01:21:41,689
from the format of past
press conferences
1497
01:21:42,656 --> 01:21:47,661
and talk about the things
that interested us most.
1498
01:21:48,696 --> 01:21:53,356
In particular, the things
that occurred
1499
01:21:54,426 --> 01:21:56,152
on and about the Moon.
1500
01:21:56,187 --> 01:21:58,361
- [Reporter] Apollo 11
astronaut, Edwin "Buzz" Aldrin,
1501
01:21:58,396 --> 01:22:00,191
the second man to walk
on the Moon,
1502
01:22:00,225 --> 01:22:02,745
has actually given an
interview where he confirmed
1503
01:22:02,779 --> 01:22:04,712
that certain segments
of his Apollo mission
1504
01:22:04,747 --> 01:22:06,266
were indeed carefully scripted
1505
01:22:06,300 --> 01:22:09,441
to control exactly what
the public saw and heard.
1506
01:22:09,476 --> 01:22:11,788
Back in 2003, Aldrin was
interviewed
1507
01:22:11,823 --> 01:22:14,619
for Neil Armstrong's only
authorized biography.
1508
01:22:14,653 --> 01:22:16,862
And during that interview,
he was asked about
1509
01:22:16,897 --> 01:22:19,003
whether some of the live
television transmissions
1510
01:22:19,037 --> 01:22:21,143
that were made from the
CSM during the flight
1511
01:22:21,177 --> 01:22:23,628
really were improvised
and unscripted.
1512
01:22:23,662 --> 01:22:26,355
And in response, Aldrin
first admits that NASA
1513
01:22:26,389 --> 01:22:29,047
quote went to great lengths
unquote
1514
01:22:29,082 --> 01:22:31,498
to make sure that they
appeared unscripted.
1515
01:22:31,532 --> 01:22:33,362
And he then goes on to
say the following,
1516
01:22:33,396 --> 01:22:35,191
and I'll quote Aldrin
directly here.
1517
01:22:48,756 --> 01:22:53,727
- We will use a number
of films and slides,
1518
01:22:55,591 --> 01:22:58,076
which most of you have
already seen,
1519
01:22:59,836 --> 01:23:04,186
and with the intent of
pointing out
1520
01:23:04,220 --> 01:23:07,361
some of the things that
we observed on the spot,
1521
01:23:07,396 --> 01:23:11,503
which may not be
obvious to those of you
1522
01:23:11,538 --> 01:23:17,544
who are looking at them here
from the surface of Earth.
1523
01:23:18,027 --> 01:23:20,788
- [Narrator] This motion
picture DAC footage
1524
01:23:20,823 --> 01:23:24,723
was recorded during the Apollo
11 ascent back into orbit
1525
01:23:24,758 --> 01:23:28,003
and famously presents an orb-lik
1526
01:23:28,037 --> 01:23:30,108
flying along the lunar horizon.
1527
01:23:33,387 --> 01:23:36,011
[ominous music]
1528
01:23:42,017 --> 01:23:46,193
- What's very interesting about
the Apollo 11 manned mission
1529
01:23:46,228 --> 01:23:51,233
is that this mission also would
be very rife with rumors of
1530
01:23:52,096 --> 01:23:57,066
anomalous or UFO activity
out there on the Moon.
1531
01:23:57,653 --> 01:24:00,138
In fact, one of the rumors
that's quite prevalent
1532
01:24:00,173 --> 01:24:03,797
is that a craft was waiting.
1533
01:24:03,831 --> 01:24:07,525
A non-terrestrial craft was
waiting on the lunar surface
1534
01:24:07,559 --> 01:24:09,665
for the Apollo 11 astronauts
1535
01:24:09,699 --> 01:24:12,771
when they did their first
Moon walks.
1536
01:24:12,806 --> 01:24:17,155
Another rumor that actually
came from Buzz Aldrin,
1537
01:24:17,190 --> 01:24:19,399
the Apollo 11 astronaut himself,
1538
01:24:19,433 --> 01:24:24,404
was that a UFO was following
the Apollo spacecraft
1539
01:24:24,852 --> 01:24:29,236
on the way to the Moon in
the middle of cislunar space.
1540
01:24:29,271 --> 01:24:31,928
And the astronauts had
tracked it
1541
01:24:31,963 --> 01:24:34,828
while they were floating
through space.
1542
01:24:34,862 --> 01:24:37,520
[ominous music]
1543
01:24:44,044 --> 01:24:48,324
[ominous music continues]
1544
01:24:55,020 --> 01:24:58,645
- Buzz Aldrin could have been
one of these important figures
1545
01:24:58,679 --> 01:25:02,097
that actually proved there
is UFO activity
1546
01:25:02,131 --> 01:25:04,029
happening in outer space.
1547
01:25:04,858 --> 01:25:07,999
But unfortunately, he
became very contradictory
1548
01:25:08,033 --> 01:25:11,416
on his initial story in
mainstream media.
1549
01:25:14,178 --> 01:25:19,183
- There was something out
there that was close enough
1550
01:25:19,907 --> 01:25:23,635
to be observed and, uh,
what could it be?
1551
01:25:27,846 --> 01:25:31,402
Mike decided he thought he
could see it in the telescope
1552
01:25:31,436 --> 01:25:33,024
and he was able to do that.
1553
01:25:33,058 --> 01:25:35,613
And when it was in one position
1554
01:25:35,647 --> 01:25:37,925
that had a series of ellipses,
1555
01:25:37,960 --> 01:25:39,479
but when you made it real sharp,
1556
01:25:39,513 --> 01:25:42,896
it was sort of L-shaped that
didn't tell us very much.
1557
01:25:42,930 --> 01:25:47,901
Now obviously, the three of
us were not gonna blurt out,
1558
01:25:47,935 --> 01:25:51,042
Hey Houston, we got something
moving alongside of us
1559
01:25:51,076 --> 01:25:52,768
and we don't know what it is.
1560
01:25:52,802 --> 01:25:54,218
Can you tell us what it is?
1561
01:25:54,252 --> 01:25:56,081
We weren't about to do that,
1562
01:25:56,944 --> 01:25:59,637
'cause we know that
those transmissions
1563
01:25:59,671 --> 01:26:01,363
would be heard by all
sorts of people
1564
01:26:01,397 --> 01:26:04,366
and who knows what
somebody would've demanded
1565
01:26:04,400 --> 01:26:07,300
that we turned back
because of aliens
1566
01:26:07,334 --> 01:26:09,750
or whatever the reason is.
1567
01:26:09,785 --> 01:26:13,892
So, we didn't do that,
but we did decide,
1568
01:26:13,927 --> 01:26:18,518
we just cautiously ask
Houston where,
1569
01:26:18,552 --> 01:26:21,037
how far away was the S4B.
1570
01:26:21,072 --> 01:26:23,971
And a few moments later
why they came back
1571
01:26:24,006 --> 01:26:27,768
and said something like,
it was 6,000 miles away,
1572
01:26:27,803 --> 01:26:29,322
because of the maneuver.
1573
01:26:29,356 --> 01:26:31,565
So, we really didn't think
we were
1574
01:26:31,600 --> 01:26:34,603
looking at something
that far away.
1575
01:26:34,637 --> 01:26:38,296
So, we decided that after
a while of watching it,
1576
01:26:38,331 --> 01:26:41,437
it was time to go to sleep and
not to talk about it anymore
1577
01:26:41,472 --> 01:26:44,233
until we came back
in debriefing.
1578
01:26:44,268 --> 01:26:47,409
I saw this illumination that
was moving
1579
01:26:47,443 --> 01:26:49,859
with respect to the stars.
1580
01:26:49,894 --> 01:26:52,690
We were smart enough to not say,
1581
01:26:52,724 --> 01:26:55,693
Houston, there's a light out
there that's following us.
1582
01:26:56,728 --> 01:27:01,595
So, technically becomes an
unidentified flying object.
1583
01:27:01,630 --> 01:27:02,458
[Echo] Flying object.
1584
01:27:04,357 --> 01:27:05,185
[indistinct]
1585
01:27:05,220 --> 01:27:07,083
- All I can think about.
1586
01:27:07,118 --> 01:27:13,089
But in any case, I was on
set and I was just a gopher
1587
01:27:13,124 --> 01:27:15,575
and I turned out I got
a little role,
1588
01:27:15,609 --> 01:27:18,854
but Mickey Rooney was like,
"Oh, what are you doing
1589
01:27:18,888 --> 01:27:20,614
when you're not here
helping us out?"
1590
01:27:20,649 --> 01:27:23,548
And I said, "I'm making a
UFO film."
1591
01:27:23,583 --> 01:27:26,448
He goes, "Oh, I'm friends
with Buzz Aldrin
1592
01:27:26,482 --> 01:27:28,795
and you should talk
to him sometime.
1593
01:27:28,829 --> 01:27:31,315
He's got some pretty
interesting stories."
1594
01:27:31,349 --> 01:27:35,353
And so, that was my initial
in with Buzz Aldrin.
1595
01:27:36,043 --> 01:27:36,768
Um,
1596
01:27:37,838 --> 01:27:43,465
And then I would say
probably three years later
1597
01:27:44,707 --> 01:27:49,781
I met Fay Ann Potter,
Buzz Aldrin's sister.
1598
01:27:49,816 --> 01:27:51,818
So I'm talking to Fay
Ann Potter and I said,
1599
01:27:51,852 --> 01:27:56,926
I found out it was her
brother was Buzz Aldrin.
1600
01:27:56,961 --> 01:28:01,103
And I'm like, I worked
on this movie set
1601
01:28:01,137 --> 01:28:03,312
and I found out through
Mickey Rooney
1602
01:28:03,347 --> 01:28:05,556
that your brother had
a sighting, some...
1603
01:28:05,590 --> 01:28:07,937
but I didn't get any specifics.
1604
01:28:07,972 --> 01:28:12,977
She said, oh yeah, he had
two encounters with UFOs
1605
01:28:13,011 --> 01:28:14,703
and one was when
he was piloting,
1606
01:28:14,737 --> 01:28:15,807
this is what she told me,
1607
01:28:15,842 --> 01:28:18,983
this is what Buzz Aldrin's
sister told me, okay?
1608
01:28:20,329 --> 01:28:23,815
She said that he had, and I
don't know what year it was,
1609
01:28:23,850 --> 01:28:26,024
but I think it was before
he went to the Moon.
1610
01:28:26,059 --> 01:28:31,064
He was flying a fighter
jet and he chased a disc.
1611
01:28:31,582 --> 01:28:36,311
And she said that he was
so moved by the experience
1612
01:28:36,345 --> 01:28:38,899
that he called her and he
was still shaking from it.
1613
01:28:38,934 --> 01:28:41,419
He said he chased it till
he couldn't go any higher,
1614
01:28:41,454 --> 01:28:42,903
didn't catch it.
1615
01:28:43,801 --> 01:28:44,940
That's what she told me.
1616
01:28:44,974 --> 01:28:48,323
Then she said he also told her
1617
01:28:48,357 --> 01:28:50,152
that they...
1618
01:28:51,464 --> 01:28:52,568
saw something,
1619
01:28:52,603 --> 01:28:55,295
or something followed
them to the Moon.
1620
01:28:55,330 --> 01:28:56,814
But it was like not just
a quick sighting.
1621
01:28:56,848 --> 01:28:58,988
I think it went on for
like a day or two.
1622
01:28:59,023 --> 01:29:00,231
That's what she told me.
1623
01:29:01,405 --> 01:29:05,995
So, between Fay Ann
Potter and Mickey Rooney
1624
01:29:07,618 --> 01:29:09,827
and his wife, Jan Rooney,
1625
01:29:10,759 --> 01:29:11,932
they said,
1626
01:29:11,967 --> 01:29:14,038
we think we can get you an
interview with Buzz Aldrin.
1627
01:29:14,797 --> 01:29:18,732
So, they got my foot in the
door, they contacted him.
1628
01:29:18,767 --> 01:29:20,665
Good kid, he's doing
this documentary
1629
01:29:20,700 --> 01:29:23,703
and Buzz Aldrin agrees
to meet with me.
1630
01:29:23,737 --> 01:29:25,498
- He's in Europe.
1631
01:29:25,532 --> 01:29:26,740
- That's the problem.
1632
01:29:26,775 --> 01:29:30,192
He was in France on tour for
some book that he was doing.
1633
01:29:31,158 --> 01:29:34,092
Yes, I'll meet with James,
but I'm on this book tour
1634
01:29:34,127 --> 01:29:36,543
and I'm gonna be in Monte
Carlo on these dates.
1635
01:29:36,578 --> 01:29:38,683
If he wants to meet me
in Monte Carlo
1636
01:29:38,718 --> 01:29:40,892
I'll meet with him and
do an interview.
1637
01:29:41,203 --> 01:29:43,170
So of course, I'm gonna do that.
1638
01:29:43,205 --> 01:29:45,138
And I've got Buzz Aldrin,
I think I've borrowed money
1639
01:29:45,172 --> 01:29:46,484
from somebody,
I can't remember who.
1640
01:29:46,519 --> 01:29:51,765
And we get to his hotel and
the concierge comes and says,
1641
01:29:52,179 --> 01:29:56,011
Mr. Fox? say, Yes?
You have a telephone call.
1642
01:29:56,045 --> 01:29:57,564
And I, okay.
1643
01:29:57,599 --> 01:30:01,913
And he gives me the phone
and it's Buzz Aldrin,
1644
01:30:03,156 --> 01:30:04,399
I can't do the interview.
1645
01:30:05,538 --> 01:30:07,885
I said, it's like, what do
you mean
1646
01:30:07,919 --> 01:30:08,713
you can't do the interview?
1647
01:30:08,748 --> 01:30:09,507
I traveled all this way.
1648
01:30:09,542 --> 01:30:11,371
He said, I can't do it.
1649
01:30:11,406 --> 01:30:15,168
He said, it was Paul Allen.
1650
01:30:15,513 --> 01:30:16,238
- [Darcy Weir] Paul Allen?
1651
01:30:16,272 --> 01:30:17,929
- It was Paul Allen.
1652
01:30:17,964 --> 01:30:20,622
He said, Paul Allen
just invested in SETI
1653
01:30:21,139 --> 01:30:23,935
and he was labeled a UFO
quack, something like that.
1654
01:30:23,970 --> 01:30:25,558
- And he didn't wanna
be labeled.
1655
01:30:25,592 --> 01:30:27,767
- And he said, I'm trying
to get money from Congress
1656
01:30:27,801 --> 01:30:30,079
to develop a rocket that'll
put citizens in space
1657
01:30:30,114 --> 01:30:32,875
and I will not jeopardize
that initiative.
1658
01:30:32,910 --> 01:30:35,775
And how's my coming forward
gonna change anything anyway.
1659
01:30:36,879 --> 01:30:40,296
And I responded how I felt
and I said,
1660
01:30:40,331 --> 01:30:42,298
well, with all due respect, sir,
1661
01:30:42,333 --> 01:30:43,748
it takes people of your stature
1662
01:30:43,783 --> 01:30:46,510
to elevate this whole,
you know, phenomenon
1663
01:30:46,544 --> 01:30:48,132
out of the rut that it's in.
1664
01:30:48,166 --> 01:30:50,686
And your contribution,
your testimony,
1665
01:30:50,721 --> 01:30:52,516
would be of the utmost
significance.
1666
01:30:52,826 --> 01:30:55,519
You know?
He said, well, I'm not doing it.
1667
01:30:55,553 --> 01:30:58,176
And he was almost kind
of angry or something
1668
01:30:58,211 --> 01:31:00,420
like, well, I did
something wrong, you know?
1669
01:31:00,593 --> 01:31:01,386
And, um,
1670
01:31:02,491 --> 01:31:03,734
But he said, how's my story
gonna change anything?
1671
01:31:03,768 --> 01:31:05,011
He didn't deny it at all.
1672
01:31:05,045 --> 01:31:06,909
And he was gonna go on
camera and tell me about it.
1673
01:31:08,635 --> 01:31:11,500
- 12 men have ever
walked on the Moon.
1674
01:31:11,535 --> 01:31:14,538
And the man who
did it the second time
1675
01:31:14,572 --> 01:31:16,298
anyone walked on the Moon
was Buzz Aldrin.
1676
01:31:16,332 --> 01:31:18,749
He was part of the first
mission that got there,
1677
01:31:18,783 --> 01:31:20,647
The national astronaut
on Apollo 11.
1678
01:31:20,682 --> 01:31:22,925
He's here with a model
of Apollo 11.
1679
01:31:22,960 --> 01:31:25,928
He was with the first pair
with Neil Armstrong, of course.
1680
01:31:25,963 --> 01:31:27,551
And Buzz, the panel
remains so that
1681
01:31:27,585 --> 01:31:29,138
they might wanna pop
something at him.
1682
01:31:29,173 --> 01:31:31,831
But Buzz, what's your
connection with this program?
1683
01:31:31,865 --> 01:31:32,866
What did you see?
1684
01:31:33,798 --> 01:31:34,868
- What did I see?
1685
01:31:36,456 --> 01:31:41,461
Well, the first day out,
maybe six hours after launch,
1686
01:31:43,946 --> 01:31:46,017
we were scheduled to make
a mid-course correction.
1687
01:31:46,052 --> 01:31:48,848
I'd like to show you a
few things in this rocket
1688
01:31:48,882 --> 01:31:51,540
just to point out the
condition that we were in.
1689
01:31:51,575 --> 01:31:56,683
We separate the command
and service module
1690
01:31:56,718 --> 01:31:59,065
and it turns around like this
1691
01:31:59,099 --> 01:32:00,963
and it docks with the
lunar module.
1692
01:32:00,998 --> 01:32:04,519
Now, notice these three
and four panels,
1693
01:32:05,589 --> 01:32:08,661
whenever the command module
separates and turns around,
1694
01:32:08,695 --> 01:32:12,561
those panels go off in
four different directions.
1695
01:32:12,596 --> 01:32:14,563
And we can look out
these windows
1696
01:32:14,598 --> 01:32:17,324
and see the Earth drift by
and see the Moon drift by.
1697
01:32:17,359 --> 01:32:18,153
- [Larry King] And what
did you see?
1698
01:32:18,187 --> 01:32:19,810
- And I saw a light out there.
1699
01:32:19,844 --> 01:32:22,571
Okay, this is after we
had witnessed
1700
01:32:22,606 --> 01:32:25,643
the upper stage rocket
next to us
1701
01:32:25,678 --> 01:32:29,095
make an evasive maneuver
to miss the Moon.
1702
01:32:29,129 --> 01:32:30,890
And we thought,
wonder what that is?
1703
01:32:30,924 --> 01:32:32,374
You know, there are a
lot of lights out there
1704
01:32:32,408 --> 01:32:34,583
when you're not looking in
the direction of the Sun.
1705
01:32:34,618 --> 01:32:37,448
There are a lot of stars
and they're all fixed
1706
01:32:37,482 --> 01:32:38,587
relative to each other.
1707
01:32:38,622 --> 01:32:41,486
Now, one of 'em starts
moving or it's moving
1708
01:32:41,521 --> 01:32:44,869
and we know that that's another
object, it's not a star.
1709
01:32:44,904 --> 01:32:47,182
We started thinking a
little bit more
1710
01:32:47,216 --> 01:32:50,461
about these four panels
and I'd seen a graph
1711
01:32:50,495 --> 01:32:52,912
where it showed the
separation distance
1712
01:32:52,946 --> 01:32:55,466
that was calculated
before liftoff,
1713
01:32:55,500 --> 01:32:57,123
before the whole mission went
1714
01:32:57,157 --> 01:32:59,953
of where these panels would be
1715
01:33:01,161 --> 01:33:03,405
in case the spacecraft
made some maneuver
1716
01:33:03,439 --> 01:33:05,510
and they guaranteed
there'd be no.
1717
01:33:05,545 --> 01:33:07,512
- Hold it right there,
you got me hooked.
1718
01:33:07,547 --> 01:33:08,755
- Fast forward...
1719
01:33:09,031 --> 01:33:10,239
- many years later,
- Oh yeah, oh yeah,
1720
01:33:10,274 --> 01:33:12,345
- Oh my God.
- you were on CNN.
1721
01:33:12,379 --> 01:33:13,588
- So I had no idea.
1722
01:33:14,416 --> 01:33:17,143
I get- I had broken a story
with Fife Symington
1723
01:33:17,177 --> 01:33:20,353
who was the former
Governor of Arizona, okay?
1724
01:33:20,629 --> 01:33:21,941
- And-
- The Phoenix Lights.
1725
01:33:21,975 --> 01:33:24,702
- The Phoenix Lights
case that he had not only
1726
01:33:24,737 --> 01:33:27,532
that he'd seen it, he did
actually investigate it
1727
01:33:27,567 --> 01:33:29,327
and that he felt
it was otherworld.
1728
01:33:29,362 --> 01:33:30,535
It was a big story.
1729
01:33:30,570 --> 01:33:35,575
And I was all over the news
and we got invited on CNN.
1730
01:33:37,094 --> 01:33:39,614
I think it was the 60th
anniversary of Roswell,
1731
01:33:39,648 --> 01:33:40,580
but I'm not positive.
1732
01:33:40,615 --> 01:33:41,408
- Larry King Live.
1733
01:33:41,443 --> 01:33:42,686
- Yeah, Larry King Live.
1734
01:33:42,720 --> 01:33:45,412
And I see Buzz Aldrin
in the green room,
1735
01:33:45,447 --> 01:33:47,311
and I walked outta
the green room
1736
01:33:47,345 --> 01:33:48,864
and I turned over to
Fife Symington,
1737
01:33:48,899 --> 01:33:49,934
the former Governor of Arizona.
1738
01:33:49,969 --> 01:33:52,696
And I said, man,
I can't wait to go.
1739
01:33:52,730 --> 01:33:54,421
This is the first time
I've seen him
1740
01:33:54,456 --> 01:33:56,872
since he canceled this interview
with me 10 years earlier,
1741
01:33:56,907 --> 01:33:57,942
or whatever it was.
1742
01:33:59,185 --> 01:34:01,912
And really no explanation
given I borrowed all this money
1743
01:34:01,946 --> 01:34:04,328
and I know he's had these,
1744
01:34:04,362 --> 01:34:06,917
they're gonna get him out here
just debunking everything.
1745
01:34:06,951 --> 01:34:08,988
And Fife says, you know, James,
1746
01:34:09,229 --> 01:34:12,232
that guy's an iconic figure
in the United States history.
1747
01:34:12,267 --> 01:34:14,959
I mean, he landed on the
Moon with Neil Armstrong.
1748
01:34:14,994 --> 01:34:16,858
You really can't be doing that
1749
01:34:16,892 --> 01:34:20,482
to him on a national
live TV show.
1750
01:34:20,516 --> 01:34:22,518
- He might even punch you.
1751
01:34:22,553 --> 01:34:25,694
- But he is a big, he is
a very famous, respected,
1752
01:34:25,729 --> 01:34:26,868
- He's a hero.
- He's a hero.
1753
01:34:26,902 --> 01:34:28,524
- And so I toned it down
1754
01:34:28,559 --> 01:34:30,078
and then I just watched him,
1755
01:34:31,182 --> 01:34:33,840
basically lie on live television
1756
01:34:34,945 --> 01:34:36,601
- What did I see
during the flight?
1757
01:34:36,636 --> 01:34:37,533
- [Larry King] Yeah, you saw-
- We saw
1758
01:34:37,568 --> 01:34:41,054
- one of the four panels,
the 99.999.
1759
01:34:41,089 --> 01:34:44,092
- Okay, I was told by a
very close source of yours
1760
01:34:44,126 --> 01:34:48,406
that you actually saw
something other than that.
1761
01:34:49,028 --> 01:34:51,582
- A lot of people have
said things that I saw.
1762
01:34:51,616 --> 01:34:53,308
- I don't want to reveal
the source.
1763
01:34:53,342 --> 01:34:54,619
- That doesn't mean that I saw.
1764
01:34:54,654 --> 01:34:57,692
[panelists speaking
simultaneously]
1765
01:35:00,695 --> 01:35:03,352
[ominous music]
1766
01:35:05,182 --> 01:35:07,011
- In your years of flying,
1767
01:35:07,046 --> 01:35:07,805
- Oh.
- As you said,
1768
01:35:07,840 --> 01:35:08,772
you've seen strange things.
1769
01:35:08,806 --> 01:35:12,120
- Well, yeah, I was flying
a T33, I guess
1770
01:35:12,154 --> 01:35:14,985
and I looked out and saw
a star out there,
1771
01:35:15,917 --> 01:35:17,712
but it wasn't a star,
it was Venus.
1772
01:35:17,746 --> 01:35:19,541
But it kept following me
all along.
1773
01:35:19,575 --> 01:35:23,614
And you would swear that
it's another object out there
1774
01:35:23,648 --> 01:35:24,649
and you can turn.
1775
01:35:24,684 --> 01:35:27,791
And I wanna congratulate
you on your magic show
1776
01:35:27,825 --> 01:35:29,689
last night with all
the illusions,
1777
01:35:29,724 --> 01:35:33,451
because now we're getting a
lot more illusions tonight.
1778
01:35:33,486 --> 01:35:36,006
And can you explain
everything that happened
1779
01:35:36,040 --> 01:35:38,698
with Chris Angel last night?
- I cannot explain anything.
1780
01:35:38,733 --> 01:35:39,734
- No, you can't.
1781
01:35:39,768 --> 01:35:40,873
- Doesn't make it.
1782
01:35:40,907 --> 01:35:41,977
- [Buzz Aldrin] That's right.
1783
01:35:42,012 --> 01:35:42,875
- Here's what I'm gonna do, folk
1784
01:35:44,083 --> 01:35:44,877
I'm gonna take a break, come
back and get the thought.
1785
01:35:44,911 --> 01:35:46,119
- One of my biggest regrets was
1786
01:35:46,154 --> 01:35:48,294
I didn't get Fay Ann Potter
on camera to,
1787
01:35:48,328 --> 01:35:50,745
I never thought she would
just die so quickly.
1788
01:35:50,779 --> 01:35:52,712
I didn't even know she was sick,
you know?
1789
01:35:52,954 --> 01:35:55,370
But Fay Ann Potter told me
1790
01:35:55,404 --> 01:35:58,269
that he had a very dramatic
encounter with a flying saucer
1791
01:35:58,304 --> 01:35:59,615
while he chased the disc,
1792
01:35:59,650 --> 01:36:01,583
'cause it is what she said.
1793
01:36:01,617 --> 01:36:03,274
While piloting in a fighter jet.
1794
01:36:03,309 --> 01:36:07,382
And that they were
followed by something
1795
01:36:07,416 --> 01:36:09,833
that they were not able
to explain to the Moon.
1796
01:36:09,867 --> 01:36:11,800
She did not say he had
a sighting on the Moon.
1797
01:36:11,835 --> 01:36:12,836
She didn't tell me that.
1798
01:36:12,870 --> 01:36:14,147
She said on the way to the Moon.
1799
01:36:14,182 --> 01:36:15,010
- Right.
1800
01:36:15,045 --> 01:36:16,046
- Now, what happened
on the Moon?
1801
01:36:16,080 --> 01:36:17,979
I have no idea, but
that's what she told me.
1802
01:36:18,013 --> 01:36:20,636
- Apollo 11 was purely symbolic.
1803
01:36:20,671 --> 01:36:23,950
It was land on the Moon
in the middle of nowhere,
1804
01:36:23,985 --> 01:36:26,435
avoid all this stuff that
we're concerned about,
1805
01:36:26,470 --> 01:36:28,541
because there's a whole theory.
1806
01:36:33,201 --> 01:36:34,823
That we can land on the Moon,
1807
01:36:34,858 --> 01:36:36,652
and it was out in the
middle of nowhere
1808
01:36:36,687 --> 01:36:37,895
and it was where the stars
1809
01:36:37,930 --> 01:36:40,277
were aligned properly in
the Sea of Tranquility
1810
01:36:40,311 --> 01:36:42,831
for Buzz Aldrin to perform
his ceremony,
1811
01:36:42,866 --> 01:36:45,661
which consecrated the Moon
itself as a Masonic temple,
1812
01:36:45,696 --> 01:36:48,078
and Apollo 11 tranquility
base as a Masonic temple.
1813
01:36:48,112 --> 01:36:49,217
That was the purpose.
1814
01:36:49,251 --> 01:36:51,978
All the other missions
were salvage missions.
1815
01:36:52,013 --> 01:36:56,051
Let's go land where we
think interesting stuff is,
1816
01:36:56,086 --> 01:36:57,915
ancient alien technology,
1817
01:36:57,950 --> 01:37:00,815
call it an anarchy
technology if you want to.
1818
01:37:00,849 --> 01:37:02,955
Left behind and bring it back
1819
01:37:02,989 --> 01:37:06,682
and do a Terminator to reverse
engineering type thing.
1820
01:37:06,717 --> 01:37:07,994
And I mean, it's pretty clear
1821
01:37:08,029 --> 01:37:10,203
as you look at the
photographic record.
1822
01:37:10,238 --> 01:37:11,170
Oh, did they see that?
1823
01:37:11,204 --> 01:37:12,102
Yeah, I'm sure they saw that.
1824
01:37:12,136 --> 01:37:12,930
Did they see this?
1825
01:37:12,965 --> 01:37:13,897
Yeah, I'm sure they saw that.
1826
01:37:13,931 --> 01:37:16,002
I'm sure they realized
that's not a rock,
1827
01:37:16,037 --> 01:37:19,143
because they were very well
trained in all this stuff.
1828
01:37:19,178 --> 01:37:21,766
[upbeat music]
1829
01:37:24,390 --> 01:37:25,356
- Welcome to Tucker Carlson.
1830
01:37:25,391 --> 01:37:27,393
Today, the crazy thing
about the topic of UFOs
1831
01:37:27,427 --> 01:37:30,775
is how when you get into
it, how really non-crazy,
1832
01:37:30,810 --> 01:37:32,467
a lot of the people
who know a lot
1833
01:37:32,501 --> 01:37:35,056
about the topic turn out to be.
1834
01:37:35,090 --> 01:37:37,713
They're kind of the opposite
of what you imagine.
1835
01:37:37,748 --> 01:37:39,474
They're not for conspiracy nuts.
1836
01:37:39,508 --> 01:37:42,442
A lot of them are
just scientists.
1837
01:37:42,477 --> 01:37:44,582
Garry Nolan is definitely
at the top of that list.
1838
01:37:44,617 --> 01:37:46,964
He's a Harvard, he's a
Stanford rather, professor,
1839
01:37:46,999 --> 01:37:49,346
Stanford PhD, an immunologist.
1840
01:37:49,380 --> 01:37:53,177
And he has over the
last decade or two,
1841
01:37:53,212 --> 01:37:56,663
spent a lot of time
studying the harmful effects
1842
01:37:56,698 --> 01:38:00,909
that apparent encounters with
UFOs have on the human brain.
1843
01:38:00,944 --> 01:38:04,464
- So my main job,
my day job at Stanford
1844
01:38:04,499 --> 01:38:08,089
for the last 30 years has been
1845
01:38:08,123 --> 01:38:10,781
the development of
technologies to look at cancer.
1846
01:38:10,815 --> 01:38:15,820
It was circa 2011 or so when
some people from the CIA
1847
01:38:18,064 --> 01:38:20,618
and an aerospace company
came to me
1848
01:38:20,653 --> 01:38:24,899
to ask me for their
help on the analysis
1849
01:38:24,933 --> 01:38:27,832
of some individuals
who had been,
1850
01:38:27,867 --> 01:38:31,181
had encountered some
anomalous objects they said.
1851
01:38:31,215 --> 01:38:35,461
And I mean they came to
my office unannounced
1852
01:38:35,495 --> 01:38:37,325
and then started laying
out pictures
1853
01:38:37,359 --> 01:38:40,535
and data on the table
in front of me.
1854
01:38:40,569 --> 01:38:43,331
Then that's a huge
operation in the government
1855
01:38:43,365 --> 01:38:44,297
to deal with those.
1856
01:38:44,332 --> 01:38:46,058
In fact, the Senate Intelligence
Committee
1857
01:38:46,092 --> 01:38:48,094
just came out with a
report this morning
1858
01:38:48,129 --> 01:38:49,820
that has language
specifically in it
1859
01:38:49,854 --> 01:38:52,512
to look at the Havana
Syndrome cases
1860
01:38:52,547 --> 01:38:53,824
and to understand it.
1861
01:38:54,790 --> 01:38:56,723
Also has interesting, I
don't know if you saw it,
1862
01:38:56,758 --> 01:38:58,967
it also has language about UAPs.
1863
01:38:59,002 --> 01:39:03,040
And basically, admonishing
the defense department saying,
1864
01:39:03,075 --> 01:39:05,042
you guys have been
dragging your feet.
1865
01:39:05,077 --> 01:39:08,494
No, no more, whistleblower
language.
1866
01:39:08,528 --> 01:39:10,392
They actually, there was
also a situation
1867
01:39:10,427 --> 01:39:13,844
where they wanna go all
the way back to 1947,
1868
01:39:13,878 --> 01:39:15,708
collect, they want the,
1869
01:39:15,742 --> 01:39:18,021
all the Defense Department
and the CIA, et cetera
1870
01:39:18,055 --> 01:39:20,230
to collect all the information
1871
01:39:20,264 --> 01:39:23,647
around events that
have occurred.
1872
01:39:23,681 --> 01:39:25,338
They want all of, interestingly,
1873
01:39:25,373 --> 01:39:28,376
the NDAs, the non-disclosure
agreements,
1874
01:39:28,410 --> 01:39:29,618
they want those all listed,
1875
01:39:29,653 --> 01:39:32,483
because the NDAs are
associated to people.
1876
01:39:32,518 --> 01:39:33,588
And that means they can start
1877
01:39:33,622 --> 01:39:35,797
to name the people who
have been involved.
1878
01:39:35,831 --> 01:39:38,834
They want all of the information
on the disinformation
1879
01:39:38,869 --> 01:39:41,458
and the obfuscation that's
been going on.
1880
01:39:41,492 --> 01:39:43,218
And they want information about
1881
01:39:43,253 --> 01:39:45,876
the medical harms
that have occurred.
1882
01:39:45,910 --> 01:39:48,396
- If we look at this
Tucker Carlson interview
1883
01:39:48,430 --> 01:39:52,055
that happened with the
Stanford University professor,
1884
01:39:52,089 --> 01:39:56,473
it gives one hope about the
disclosure and this movement
1885
01:39:56,507 --> 01:39:59,062
in which we might get
in the mainstream media.
1886
01:39:59,096 --> 01:40:02,651
The fact that we're not
alone sometime in the future.
1887
01:40:02,686 --> 01:40:06,172
These congressional hearings
in which experiencers
1888
01:40:06,207 --> 01:40:10,038
are going to testify
before Congress.
1889
01:40:10,073 --> 01:40:14,594
Experiencers being people
that were witness to UFOs
1890
01:40:14,629 --> 01:40:17,114
and actually were
physically affected
1891
01:40:17,149 --> 01:40:19,737
by their proximity to
these UFOs.
1892
01:40:20,600 --> 01:40:23,362
Now, these experiencers
are important,
1893
01:40:23,396 --> 01:40:25,295
but it pains me to think that
1894
01:40:26,675 --> 01:40:30,300
important whistleblowers
like Karl Wolfe
1895
01:40:31,853 --> 01:40:35,477
are no longer around
to also take part
1896
01:40:35,512 --> 01:40:37,893
in these congressional hearings.
1897
01:40:37,928 --> 01:40:41,104
Karl Wolfe passed away in 2018.
1898
01:40:42,415 --> 01:40:45,246
Just like John Mack was
hit by a car,
1899
01:40:46,143 --> 01:40:48,421
and this tragically
ended his life.
1900
01:40:49,284 --> 01:40:53,392
In 2018, Karl Wolfe was
also hit by a car
1901
01:40:53,426 --> 01:40:55,670
when he was on his bike.
1902
01:40:55,704 --> 01:40:59,915
And this is a very
unfortunate loss.
1903
01:40:59,950 --> 01:41:02,159
His family mourns his loss,
1904
01:41:02,194 --> 01:41:05,956
as does the
UFO research community.
1905
01:41:05,990 --> 01:41:09,270
- Well, let's say we know
all of these implications,
1906
01:41:09,304 --> 01:41:14,033
and let's say it's 1960
1907
01:41:14,068 --> 01:41:18,106
and we know some of
these things, right?
1908
01:41:18,141 --> 01:41:19,935
Well, you think of the
world back then.
1909
01:41:19,970 --> 01:41:21,627
The world of 1960,
1910
01:41:21,661 --> 01:41:25,631
no way would that world be ready
1911
01:41:25,665 --> 01:41:28,772
for some of the
intellectual realities
1912
01:41:28,806 --> 01:41:30,601
of what we think we know now.
1913
01:41:30,636 --> 01:41:32,638
Because actually our
knowledge of this subject
1914
01:41:32,672 --> 01:41:37,643
has gone way deeper in our era
than it ever was in the past.
1915
01:41:38,299 --> 01:41:40,370
In the past,
they're thinking like
1916
01:41:40,404 --> 01:41:41,992
the day the Earth stood still,
1917
01:41:42,026 --> 01:41:45,720
you know, men, maybe
some women in space suits
1918
01:41:45,754 --> 01:41:49,344
from another world in
their metal spaceships
1919
01:41:49,379 --> 01:41:50,897
have just arrived.
1920
01:41:50,932 --> 01:41:52,968
And you know, that whole thing.
1921
01:41:53,003 --> 01:41:55,178
And that's how people were
talking back in the fifties.
1922
01:41:55,212 --> 01:41:56,455
That's what they thought.
1923
01:41:56,489 --> 01:41:58,181
Or at least some of them were
thinking along these lines.
1924
01:41:58,215 --> 01:42:03,186
And that's clearly not
like we're well past that,
1925
01:42:03,910 --> 01:42:05,360
whatever the reality of this is,
1926
01:42:05,395 --> 01:42:09,571
this phenomenon signifies a
reality that is mind bending.
1927
01:42:10,814 --> 01:42:12,436
That we're gonna have to
make some adjustments.
1928
01:42:12,471 --> 01:42:17,165
So let's say back in 1960,
we've got some inkling of this.
1929
01:42:17,200 --> 01:42:18,960
And we have to ask ourselves,
1930
01:42:18,994 --> 01:42:21,859
what the hell do we do
with this information?
1931
01:42:21,894 --> 01:42:26,899
And how could we ever get the
public up to speed on this?
1932
01:42:28,142 --> 01:42:30,385
And if we were to really
think seriously about that,
1933
01:42:30,420 --> 01:42:35,114
we would realize this
will take generations.
1934
01:42:35,149 --> 01:42:36,529
This cannot happen right away.
1935
01:42:36,564 --> 01:42:38,013
There's no way.
1936
01:42:38,048 --> 01:42:39,222
No way.
1937
01:42:39,256 --> 01:42:42,190
- I don't think it's gonna
come as a surprise to folks
1938
01:42:42,225 --> 01:42:44,882
that have been following
us on this journey
1939
01:42:44,917 --> 01:42:49,784
that Apollo 12 has many of
the examples of anomalies,
1940
01:42:49,818 --> 01:42:53,305
structures on the Moon and UFOs
1941
01:42:53,339 --> 01:42:56,480
that we will also see
in later Moon missions.
1942
01:42:57,585 --> 01:43:00,243
[ominous music]
1943
01:43:12,151 --> 01:43:14,912
[dramatic music]
1944
01:43:21,160 --> 01:43:24,715
[dramatic music continues]
1945
01:43:31,343 --> 01:43:34,932
[dramatic music continues]
1946
01:43:41,387 --> 01:43:44,977
[dramatic music continues]
1947
01:43:51,466 --> 01:43:55,090
[dramatic music continues]
1948
01:44:01,614 --> 01:44:05,204
[dramatic music continues]
1949
01:44:11,521 --> 01:44:15,145
[dramatic music continues]
1950
01:44:21,531 --> 01:44:25,155
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1951
01:44:31,334 --> 01:44:34,923
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