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Mr Milk > 9 months ago, 17 Jul 2019

Mr Milk

NSW

3120 posts

17 Jul 2019 8:43am

Where were you watching it?

Adriano

11206 posts

17 Jul 2019 6:49am

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Mr Milk said..
Where were you watching it?

From my mother's left ovary, or was it the right?

Loved the show.

desertyank

1264 posts

17 Jul 2019 7:12am

I was on earth; same place they were......

Hi Pete!

Shanty

QLD

487 posts

17 Jul 2019 4:18pm

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desertyank said..
I was on earth; same place they were......

Hi Pete!

Yeah a couple decades away from existing.

tired

137 posts

17 Jul 2019 5:27pm

Grade 6,
Northern suburbs of melb,
Watching it on probably the only tv in the school,
B & W tv

hilly

7979 posts

17 Jul 2019 5:44pm

These guys lived it

www.bbc.com/news/av/stories-48955513/moon-landing-wow-it-worked

Macroscien

QLD

6808 posts

17 Jul 2019 7:55pm

that will make you think,
at least we know that moon rocks were fake

www.telegraph.co.uk/news/science/space/6105902/Moon-rock-given-to-Holland-by-Neil-Armstrong-and-Buzz-Aldrin-is-fake.html

Mr Milk

NSW

3120 posts

17 Jul 2019 8:28pm

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tired said..
Grade 6,
Northern suburbs of melb,
Watching it on probably the only tv in the school,
B & W tv

I wonder how many people remember they watched it at school.
Problem is....it was on a Sunday lunchtime in Australia.
The memory is likely genuine, so did it get replayed on the Monday or did people go to school specially to watch it?

FormulaNova

15090 posts

17 Jul 2019 6:57pm

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Mr Milk said..
I wonder how many people remember they watched it at school.
Problem is....it was on a Sunday lunchtime in Australia.
The memory is likely genuine, so did it get replayed on the Monday or did people go to school specially to watch it?

Are you sure?

"At 12.56 pm on 21 July 1969 Australian Eastern Standard Time (AEST), mankind took its 'one giant leap' and 600 million people watched as Neil Armstrong walked on the Moon"

and

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/July_1969#July_21,_1969_(Monday)

... shows it was a Monday.

Mr Milk

NSW

3120 posts

17 Jul 2019 11:17pm

My mistake. Eagle landed on 20/7/69, but they didn't step out for a few hours. Dunno why they waited so long. If I had been stuck inside a small car for 3 days with 2 other blokes I would have wanted to get out and stretch my legs as soon as I pulled up.

Cambodge

VIC

851 posts

18 Jul 2019 2:30am

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Mr Milk said..
My mistake. Eagle landed on 20/7/69, but they didn't step out for a few hours. Dunno why they waited so long. If I had been stuck inside a small car for 3 days with 2 other blokes I would have wanted to get out and stretch my legs as soon as I pulled up.

They had to wait for the stage crew to change the scenery.

Imax1

QLD

4926 posts

18 Jul 2019 7:38am

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Cambodge said..

They had to wait for the stage crew to change the scenery.

And the dust to settle

tired

137 posts

18 Jul 2019 6:18am

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Mr Milk said..

tired said..
Grade 6,
Northern suburbs of melb,
Watching it on probably the only tv in the school,
B & W tv

Sigh....

musorianin

QLD

597 posts

18 Jul 2019 1:04pm

According to what my mother told me, I wandered behind the TV set and ripped out the aerial cable a few seconds before the small step giant leap thingy. I was 14 months old.

FormulaNova

15090 posts

18 Jul 2019 12:44pm

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I think its easy to forget, that all this stuff was unknown.

Sure, land, just jump out and have a look around. It works on Lost In Space, and Doctor Who doesn't even have to worry about an atmosphere.

I would be double tripple checking everything before I left, just to make sure I could get back. There is no recovery vessel to help you, so you want to make sure you get it right the first time.

Hooksey

558 posts

18 Jul 2019 1:19pm

In 5-7 years from now the will be companies commercially exploiting the moon.

Imax1

QLD

4926 posts

18 Jul 2019 3:25pm

Imagine a bouncy castle on the moon

GreenPat

QLD

4096 posts

18 Jul 2019 4:48pm

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musorianin said..
According to what my mother told me, I wandered behind the TV set and ripped out the aerial cable a few seconds before the small step giant leap thingy. I was 14 months old.

That's awesome. Reminds me of my 2yo, who was walking at about 14mo, and is still uncanny in his ability to cause the most destruction imaginable in any given situation.

causehecan

668 posts

18 Jul 2019 4:45pm

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Hooksey said..
In 5-7 years from now the will be companies commercially exploiting the moon.

Im already docking its pay for being late and not paying it for being early

landyacht

5921 posts

18 Jul 2019 5:47pm

I was at home in cleethorpes,us little kids had to lie on the floor because there were soooo many people in our house, first tele in the street. The day before my dad was at the australian embassy in london getting our passports and other paperwork stamped so we could immigrate to the great OZ land in a couple of weeks

causehecan

668 posts

18 Jul 2019 6:28pm

Why was your family being sent from england to australia? Did yas not pay for that tv or somethin?

Imax1

QLD

4926 posts

18 Jul 2019 8:56pm

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causehecan said..
Why was your family being sent from england to australia? Did yas not pay for that tv or somethin?

Stolen tv generation .

Gazuki

1363 posts

19 Jul 2019 1:38pm

Go Buzz!!

www.perthnow.com.au/news/world/moon-walker-buzz-aldrin-punches-conspiracy-theorist-bart-sibrel-ng-b881265392z

Subsonic

3384 posts

19 Jul 2019 3:46pm

So someone who actually watched it, can you tell me if Neil A actually said "good luck Mr Gorsky" straight after the "one small step" speech?

sausage

QLD

4873 posts

19 Jul 2019 8:05pm

19 days from entering the world (which back then was a globe,and not flat

)

hilly

7979 posts

19 Jul 2019 6:35pm

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Subsonic said..
So someone who actually watched it, can you tell me if Neil A actually said "good luck Mr Gorsky" straight after the "one small step" speech?

I think the head job joke has been busted many times. But if you must www.snopes.com/fact-check/good-luck-mr-gorsky/

Subsonic

3384 posts

19 Jul 2019 7:45pm

Thought as much. Heard the story quite some time ago, always wondered.

Rango

831 posts

21 Jul 2019 7:51pm

How did NASA manage to lose /delete all data ?amazing for such an important event and as a reference for the "next" time.

petermac33

6415 posts

21 Jul 2019 8:40pm

www.thetruthseeker.co.uk/?p=191809

hilly

7979 posts

21 Jul 2019 9:35pm

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petermac33 said..
www.thetruthseeker.co.uk/?p=191809

Ha ha what a pile of doggy do do. "I had the evidence but the stole it" ffs could you get any lamer. Glad he got punched by Buzz.

Shanty

QLD

487 posts

22 Jul 2019 6:37am

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hilly said..

petermac33 said..
www.thetruthseeker.co.uk/?p=191809

Ha ha what a pile of doggy do do. "I had the evidence but the stole it" ffs could you get any lamer. Glad he got punched by Buzz.

So he Is positive he had the evidence, but it was stolen and "Misplaced". Good on Buzz for his punch. This guy is such a wanka, imagine doing something amazing that no one. Or very few people. Have ever done before, then have this guy come and say it is all fake. Better still he has had his groundbreaking evidence stolen and misplaced.
I wonder if the footage where the astronauts give him a hiding had been stolen or misplaced

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