A real-time journey through the Apollo 17 mission

[Winston]

The Last Mission to the Moon
A real-time journey through the Apollo 17 mission.
Over 300 hours of audio | Over 22 hours of video | Over 4,200 photos
Relive every moment as it occurred in 1972

Recommended sample - click on the "Join at 1 minute to launch" button on home page and you'll get a pretty cool multimedia display of info.

https://apollo17.org/

 

[MaxQ]

Thanks.
Always fun to listen to that private in cabin/on board conversation in the command module whilst they hit 3G and MaxQ on the meter....

The short version here:
[video=youtube;t16-KVZ_AJ8]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t16-KVZ_AJ8&t=75s[/video]

The only thing better than that was Cernan's description of flying through the fireball of second stage ignition "In the Shadow of the Moon"

..starting at 4:03 here:
[video=youtube;ekgwt_J7Ozc]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ekgwt_J7Ozc[/video]

 

[Andrew_ASC]

Thanks. I'd seen an F-1 rocket engine in person at Redstone Arsenal Gate Nine. We had special access with an ex-NASA employee through like half of the facility on a college group years ago. Never heard an F-1 cluster ignite. That was incredible footage, Winston.

 

[tim cubbedge]

Thanks. I'd seen an F-1 rocket engine in person at Redstone Arsenal Gate Nine. We had special access with an ex-NASA employee through like half of the facility on a college group years ago. Never heard an F-1 cluster ignite. That was incredible footage, Winston.

Did you get any building tips like how a fillet is made?

 

[Winston]

Did you get any building tips like how a fillet is made?

That would probably be found in the "Techniques" section on this site.

https://www.rocketryforum.com/forumdisplay.php?18-Techniques

Use this on Google to search since the search engine here sucks:

fillet site:rocketryforum.com