When I was 6 years old. I got to meet John Young and watch many videos from the moon and his talk about the mission. See moon rocks. It was so fascinating! He also signed a picture that looks just like the main picture for this video that read, “Best wishes from the moon!” Signed John Young. Someone stole my signed picture off my wall when i was 35 and I’ve never gotten over it. Thank you John and Charlie for your service!!

OMG I was expecting to wake up to another boring day,but then I saw this and had to rub my eyes to make sure I wasn’t seeing things. Thank You,Thank You , Thank You ! Now me and my cat Dottie have something to look forward to on another rainy day in Thailand. God bless you Simon,Brian and all of the other talented people for putting a smile on our faces !

00:00:00 Intro & Thank Yous 00:04:00 Mission Control Nightshift 00:08:19 Wakeup & Crew Status 00:18:34 John Says Good Morning 00:20:24 Crew Start To Suit Up 00:38:00 Hot Mic "You A**holes" 02:08:24 Suited Up - Ready For Depress 02:13:00 Go For Depress 02:16:26 Hatch Open 02:22:30 John On The Porch 02:23:54 John's First Step - "Back In The Briar Patch" 02:27:30 Charlie's First Step "Fantastic" 02:27:55 MESA Problems 02:36:01 Deploying The Lunar Rover (LRV) 02:53:51 First Pictures 02:57:53 "The Rover Is Running" 03:01:45 Deploy The Far UV Camera 03:20:02 Far UV Camera 1st Pictures 03:26:19 1st TV 03:26:33 "The 16mm Is Running!" 03:46:07 A Big Navy Salute - John's Salute 03:46:40 "Fly High And Straight And Land Soft" - Charlie's Salute 03:55:08 Charlie Drops The ALSEP 04:01:05 TV Off 04:07:07 Drive To The ALSEP Area 04:15:20 TV On - ALSEP Deploy 04:41:07 Losing the Heat Flow 06:16:35 TV Off - Prep For Traverse 06:18:40 Traverse To Station 1 06:27:35 Approaching Spook 06:28:52 Passing Buster 06:31:18 Halfway Crater 06:39:09 Leaving Halfway 06:43:20 Flag And Plum 06:47:03 Pan At Flag 06:49:40 TV On - Sampling At Flag/Plum 07:28:15 Big Muley 07:32:46 TV OFF - Prepare For Traverse To Station 2 07:35:19 Traverse To Station 2 - Buster/Spook 07:39:50 Parking At Buster 07:43:59 TV On - Geology And LPM At Buster 08:07:05 TV OFF 08:09:04 Traverse Back To ALSEP 08:17:53 Lunar Grand Prix 08:20:21 Back To Orion 08:34:27 TV On - EVA1 Closeout 08:58:22 TV Off 09:02:35 Charlie Ingresses Orion 09:19:00 John Ingresses Orion 09:23:30 Hatch Closed And Locked 09:24:35 Cabin Repress 09:25:51 Post Ingress - Suits Off And Cabin Stowage 10:40:15 Debrief 11:09:42 Hot Mic "I Got The Farts Again Charlie!" 11:42:31 Goodnight 11:46:41 End Of Video

ESPECTACULAR ¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡, ni en mis mejores sueños imaginé tener estos reportajes de las misiones Apolo, muy buena la combinación de imágenes, videos, mapas de la zona de exploración, plan de la misión. Desde España muchas gracias por tu trabajo y esfuerzo. Soy un gran admirador del programa Apolo.

Almost *12 hours??* I better load up on orange drink for this one!

I know that you have been working on this for a long time. I remember watching this as it happened. I always dreamed that some day, some year, some decade that all the audio, video and photographs would be put together in one space in chronological order. By watching this video I'm learning things about this mission I never knew, thoght I did, but didn't. A masterpiece! Congratulations on a job well done!

Wow, this is a lot of work. I love it!

So glad these are uploaded

LM5 is wondrously preserving a special history for this present and future peoples.

Thank you, thank you, thank you, LM5. I needed this today! :-}

Hot damn!! Just got home from work and Apollo 16 EVA 1 has arrived!! Hold my calls, save my mail, slide my meals under the door. I'm going to be (joyously) busy, back to my teen years in 1972. Perhaps these videos should be called "Apollo Time Machine". Thank you, thank you, thank you, LM 5!!!

00:38:00 Hot Mic "You A**holes" I'm fascinated with the real talk. It has a place in the whole scheme of things.

Thank you from Sweden for this incredible upload of this amazing mission, like all Apollo missions. Just love how they made this happen. An incredible job from everybody involved.

Amazing LM5! Your work always surprises me with this level of documentary that could be from a large company, but is made by you! Incredible! Thank you again for all your work cataloging these historical archives.

OMG nice thanks for your work!!!

Wow. Thats another major amount of work to string this together. Ive listened to hours and hours of A16 air-to-ground, and never heard that particular hot mike at 00:38:00!

Lovely stuff Simon. That's my weekend sorted.

Thankyou LM5

Absolutely astounding work, Simon, especially given your data loss in the midst of it. Your dedication and efforts are exemplary, and much, much appreciated! I'm looking forward to many hours of watching, re-watching, and re-living it from my youth. An immense and sincere thank you!

Great job compiling this, LM5! I'll be listening intently for the next few days when I have some time.

Incredible amount of work putting this together…bravo!

Fantastic job showing the entire days activities.. Got great videos of the moon walk but overall this audio and video really adds to my knowledgeof the mission... Well Done !!!!

WTF ! 12 hours pure goosebumbs ?! Thank you Simon ! ♥🪐🌙💪🖖

I've been watching for hours, this is great! I spent hours watching live, too. This was when I was in the 12th grade. Back when I knew the names of all of the astronauts from Mercury through Apollo. I don't think the US networks carried all of this, but they did provide a lot of coverage. My parents wished they didn't provide as much, LOL. I'm quite certain that in 1972 I did not here that expression of frustration! 0:29:20, LOL 38:03 they were crusty sailors, weren't they? After that ground informs them of the hot mic, LOL. I never heard that. I've just about finished watching. This is a work of art! I really enjoyed the animations and graphics on the rover drives, too. I'm going to watch again, maybe in segments 2-3 hours at a time. Very good, LM5.

00:38:04 “you could have told me that last night, assholes!” Hot mic! LOL

Excellent addition to the A16 flight information. It’s interesting to note the Increasingly skeptical questions being passed through the Capcom from the back room in regards to the astronauts reports of finding only breccias as opposed to the volcanic rocks that were expected. I think ultimately they ended up finding No volcanic rocks.

Thank you for this! :)

Awesome as a possum with a blossom audio and video!!! Well done, LM5!!! You've really earned your pay this time!!! :) :) :)

It’s crazy to me that this hasn’t been done before (to my knowledge). Although perhaps only with today’s tech could this be done. I hope that Nasa has the fortitude to hire a team to compile this for Artemis for such a complete & easily accessible record.

Outstanding work! Will have to watch this in chunks, I think. 😄

Awesome as always.

Simon, what can I say that hasn't been said already. Fantastic! I never think you can top yourself, but it seems every time that you put on a new video you do just that. Great work I am watching it for the second time as I write this. I do believe that I have learned more about the first moonwalk watching your video then I have known about it since watching it over 50 years ago I if someone is that before me . Special thanks also to those who helped you in all the animation and technical work incredible. Your video should be must view for everyone interested in space history! Congratulations again, I know it will only get better from here, best wishes I can't wait to see what's next thanks again for all the great Work, and letting some of us we live our youth:) jim PS i also love the time when the guys didn't know they were on a hot mic and we got to hear them elm Netrell.

Oh wow.

That is big work !

Did they ever climb one of the hillocks to get a better look around?

11:12:30 I hope that CAPCOM got a mission later to atone for all the antics he overheard

Just soooooooo awesome thanks mate

@2:56:10 Whoo, that was nice.

Another great production Simon. Thanks as always. While we're discussing EVA1, does anyone know why they chose to conduct the 'Grand Prix' during this EVA and not at the end of EVA3? If Young had managed to damage the Rover steering, EVA operations would've be severely limited.

Well John, its granola that does it for me... and no deviled eggs.

i like the checklists

3:47:05 Too bad the Shuttle wound up being a bit of a boondoggle.

Imagino que harás lo mismo con la eva 2 y 3 del apolo 16 y también de las misiones apolo 15 y 17. Imagino que es mucho trabajo y hay que tener paciencia, pero el resultado es espectacular con el rover simulando el recorrido y la lista de actividades anexa a las imágenes. Es un trabajo para enmarcar y de hecho esta en mis favoritos apartado Apolo guardado en mi computadora. Estoy pensando en hacer un power point sobre el apolo 16 y usar datos e imágenes del archivo de Nasa. Saludos.

4:52:41 That's what we want: a core "SMAPLE"!

Hi Simon, how long did it take to upload this 11 hour EVA-1 to KZfaq?

38:00 hot mic 😂

5:16:08 what happened here with the videoquality? ^^

They sound like a bunch of hillbillies. I love it.

4:45:57 *yeet!*

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🤔 America we love You. 👄 This is my bedtime story. For this Evening. 💘💘💘💘🌈☀️ A truly Amazing and Mind-blowing sound recording. 🕉️ It is like God is encoded inside the static. ☀️ 18:35 Pure Perfection. 🕉️ Thank You. ⭐

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