Early Moon Landings
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... just half an hour of saturday morning fun
using all my available at home laptop technology, trying to imitate these old but so cool and legendary tv broadcasts you all know!
[SkUp2017 Make / Enscape / Illustrator / Photoshop]
[the entire modelcontent is taken from 3D-Warehouse, linked below]
https://3dwarehouse.sketchup.com/model/0436763a-9ea7-4075-9b7d-f4858eb9d148/Moon-landing-set-grid-ref
https://3dwarehouse.sketchup.com/model/2a526a284541dea16d1f6413dd1da249/Moon-Terrain-Final-Version
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As someone who watched this at the time, my inner child say's, WOOOOOOOOW!
You really captured that brilliantly, thanks for waking up some old memories.
OUT of the county, let alone the park.
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Thanks a lot Mike! Yes, even if you don't see it on me
I have also seen this live on tv which alone was already a sensation at the time at least here in D - and it is and ever will remain a milestone event in human history - fortunately also with it´s so own visual language and soundscape(?)... -
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I have listen that in 1969 at the radio!
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Pretty cool!
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How did I miss this?
Very cool!
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@hornoxx said:
Thanks a lot Mike! Yes, even if you don't see it on me
I have also seen this live on tv which alone was already a sensation at the time at least here in D - and it is and ever will remain a milestone event in human history - fortunately also with it´s so own visual language and soundscape(?)...Nice, very original idea
A little known fact: NASA had technical issues with the live feed of the moon landing. At the last minute, the Parkes telascope (NSW Australia) was pointed at the moon landing site to get the video signal. The video was sent to a black and white TV. A tripod was set up with a video camera pointing to the TV screen. So what the world saw was a Video camera pointed at a TV screen in an outback Country town in Australia..............all 320 lines of it at 10 frames a second. Pretty high tech Huh? But it got the job done -
Yeah... great story.
Watch the film "The Dish". History with a funny Australian narrative.
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thanks again for all the comments above here
L i am, what wonderful, worth knowing and so far to me completely unknown details about the creation of these iconic images!! Thanks!
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Hi know you are a movie buff HornOxx. There is a dramatised movie called "the Dish" on the subject. You might want to have a look at it
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@duanekemp said:
Yeah... great story.
Watch the film "The Dish". History with a funny Australian narrative.
Youtube VideoYou beat me to it............just
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Can’t figure how I missed this …. Most excellent and brings back great memories watching many years ago.
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thanks a lot tuna1957!
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