Comments by "Ronald Greene" (@ronaldgreene5733) on "This Rocket Is 60 Years Old.. and it's still flying" video.

It's interesting how we may accept the oversize design of the F1 engine and its flawless record in spite of the inherent difficulties that cannot be fixed through the use of baffles as stated in revisionist efforts to justify the official record. Near-Earth orbit is a reality while the moon lay over one thousand times further distant so that the original F1 engine would not be necessary to reach orbit with a reduced fuel load and stripped down mission requirement. Did they leave near-Earth orbit? . . As we see Earth from over half the distance to the moon, and we see blue light flooding in through the window -- when only a moment before, the Earth was far distant in what appears to be very low light conditions . . and it was very interesting to see straight line formations of cloud fronts extending for over 6000 miles across the earth -- something that has never occurred in the meteorological record . . framed by the round window of the command module with a much smaller portion of the Earth's surface in view under greatly reduced exposure settings. When those exposure settings return to normal in the unedited version, as the camera continued to roll, we see a large amount of light flooding in through the same window, the only source of which can be the Earth without a change in orientation of the spacecraft while in orbit.
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It's interesting how we may accept the oversize design of the F1 engine and its flawless record in spite of the inherent difficulties that cannot be fixed through the use of baffles as stated in revisionist efforts to justify the official record. Near-Earth orbit is a reality while the moon lay over one thousand times further distant so that the original F1 engine would not be necessary to reach orbit with a reduced fuel load and stripped down mission requirement. Did they leave near-Earth orbit? . . As we see Earth from over half the distance to the moon, and we see blue light flooding in through the window -- when only a moment before, the Earth was far distant in what appears to be very low light conditions . . and it was very interesting to see straight line formations of cloud fronts extending for over 6000 miles across the earth -- something that has never occurred in the meteorological record . . framed by the round window of the command module with a much smaller portion of the Earth's surface in view under greatly reduced exposure settings. When those exposure settings return to normal in the unedited version, as the camera continued to roll, we see a large amount of light flooding in through the same window, the only source of which can be the Earth without a change in orientation of the spacecraft while in orbit.
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It's interesting how we may accept the oversize design of the F1 engine and its flawless record in spite of the inherent difficulties that cannot be fixed through the use of baffles as stated in revisionist efforts to justify the official record. Near-Earth orbit is a reality while the moon lay over one thousand times further distant so that the original F1 engine would not be necessary to reach orbit with a reduced fuel load and stripped down mission requirement. Did they leave near-Earth orbit? . . As we see Earth from over half the distance to the moon, and we see blue light flooding in through the window -- when only a moment before, the Earth was far distant in what appears to be very low light conditions . . and it was very interesting to see straight line formations of cloud fronts extending for over 6000 miles across the earth -- something that has never occurred in the meteorological record . . framed by the round window of the command module with a much smaller portion of the Earth's surface in view under greatly reduced exposure settings. When those exposure settings return to normal in the unedited version, as the camera continued to roll, we see a large amount of light flooding in through the same window, the only source of which can be the Earth without a change in orientation of the spacecraft while in orbit.
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It's interesting how we may accept the oversize design of the F1 engine and its flawless record in spite of the inherent difficulties that cannot be fixed through the use of baffles as stated in revisionist efforts to justify the official record. Near-Earth orbit is a reality while the moon lay over one thousand times further distant so that the original F1 engine would not be necessary to reach orbit with a reduced fuel load and stripped down mission requirement. Did they leave near-Earth orbit? . . As we see Earth from over half the distance to the moon, and we see blue light flooding in through the window -- when only a moment before, the Earth was far distant in what appears to be very low light conditions . . and it was very interesting to see straight line formations of cloud fronts extending for over 6000 miles across the earth -- something that has never occurred in the meteorological record . . framed by the round window of the command module with a much smaller portion of the Earth's surface in view under greatly reduced exposure settings. When those exposure settings return to normal in the unedited version, as the camera continued to roll, we see a large amount of light flooding in through the same window, the only source of which can be the Earth without a change in orientation of the spacecraft while in orbit.
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