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Apollo: The Forgotten Films

Aldrin turns onhis mounted camera For the last time, Recording the inferno as theyslam...

Narrator: Aldrin turns on
his mounted camera For the last time, Recording the inferno as they
slam through the atmosphere At over 24,000 miles an hour

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Narrator: Aldrin turns on his mounted camera
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For the last time,
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Recording the inferno as they slam through the atmosphere
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At over 24,000 miles an hour.
Duration
13 seconds
Views
18
Timestamp in Movie
01:16:12
Uploaded
Jun 13, 2025
Genres
documentary, history
Production
Arrow International Post Production,Arrow Media,Clean Cut Productions,Science Channel

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Movie Summary

It will tell the complete story of this most audacious of missions, with footage not seen anywhere else. The archives reveal the incredible lengths an army of engineers, scientists and astronauts.
As the air thickens, - Apollo: The Forgotten Films 00:09
As the air thickens,
Narrator: As the protective heat shield melts away, - Apollo: The Forgotten Films 00:09
Narrator: As the protective heat shield melts away,
Griffin: If you're gonna burn up in a heat-shield fail, - Apollo: The Forgotten Films 00:08
Griffin: If you're gonna burn up in a heat-shield fail,
Narrator: An airborne camera flying at 40,000 feet - Apollo: The Forgotten Films 00:14
Narrator: An airborne camera flying at 40,000 feet
Man: Aria 3 reported a visual contact. - Apollo: The Forgotten Films 00:05
Man: Aria 3 reported a visual contact.
Worden: To see it reenter the earth's atmosphere, - Apollo: The Forgotten Films 00:27
Worden: To see it reenter the earth's atmosphere,
[ beeps ] - Apollo: The Forgotten Films 00:20
[ beeps ]
[ static crackling ] - Apollo: The Forgotten Films 00:15
[ static crackling ]
Our position 1330, 16915. - Apollo: The Forgotten Films 00:07
Our position 1330, 16915.
Man: Dave aubrey is at the manned spacecraft center, - Apollo: The Forgotten Films 00:06
Man: Dave aubrey is at the manned spacecraft center,
Aubrey: People are gathering around here, - Apollo: The Forgotten Films 00:08
Aubrey: People are gathering around here,
Duke: Everybody lit up these great big cigars, - Apollo: The Forgotten Films 00:07
Duke: Everybody lit up these great big cigars,
For them, a whole new phase of the mission begins, - Apollo: The Forgotten Films 00:10
For them, a whole new phase of the mission begins,
Collins: A lot of scientists thought there was a possibility - Apollo: The Forgotten Films 00:10
Collins: A lot of scientists thought there was a possibility
Narrator: Long-lens film footage reveals - Apollo: The Forgotten Films 00:11
Narrator: Long-lens film footage reveals
Collins: The suits were just rubber bladders. - Apollo: The Forgotten Films 00:04
Collins: The suits were just rubber bladders.
The south pacific was kind of warm, and the sun was shining. - Apollo: The Forgotten Films 00:06
The south pacific was kind of warm, and the sun was shining.
Carpentier: I opened the door of the helicopter, - Apollo: The Forgotten Films 00:07
Carpentier: I opened the door of the helicopter,
And stepping out first, commander neil armstrong. - Apollo: The Forgotten Films 00:04
And stepping out first, commander neil armstrong.
Narrator: Previously unseen footage reveals the lab - Apollo: The Forgotten Films 00:08
Narrator: Previously unseen footage reveals the lab