Remembering Apollo landing on the moon

[Greg Wann]

http://enterprisemission.com/

https://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/apollo/index.html

What Nasa and Government are really up to.

Edited July 22, 2019 by Greg Wann

[madhorseman]

Some interesting stuff.

On Saturday I commemorated the moon landing by watching the movie : "Capricorn One".

[Snake45]

30 minutes ago, madhorseman said:

Some interesting stuff.

On Saturday I commemorated the moon landing by watching the movie : "Capricorn One".

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAA!

Did it make you nostalgic for OJ? 

[Mike C]

There's a lot of the Apollo documentaries on YouTube including the whole mission. You can watch it just like it was when it originally happened.

[Deuces]

I remember....

[Lunajammer]

22 hours ago, madhorseman said:

Some interesting stuff.

On Saturday I commemorated the moon landing by watching the movie : "Capricorn One".

I'm a bit of an Apollo nerd, so my fiancee makes great sport of tossing Cap One barbs at me, knowing I'm an easy target of aggravation at the mere thought of the premise.

[Snake45]

2 hours ago, Lunajammer said:

I'm a bit of an Apollo nerd, so my fiancee makes great sport of tossing Cap One barbs at me, knowing I'm an easy target of aggravation at the mere thought of the premise.

At the time of Cap One, I was editing a book about Hollywood stunt flying, and the author was a personal friend with the owner/pilot of the Lear Jet that  "crashed" in the movie. He sent me some behind-the-scenes stills of how it was all done. Pretty cool! 

My author friend was also involved when magician David Copperfield made a Lear Jet "disappear" on a TV special about the same time, and told me how that was done, too. Also pretty cool! 

[madhorseman]

On 7/23/2019 at 8:27 PM, Snake45 said:

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAA!

Did it make you nostalgic for OJ? 

NO!!

But I did think when he was on the run....never a Bronco around  when you need one, right?

Edited July 26, 2019 by madhorseman