Launch of Gemini 4 (CBS audio)
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- čas přidán 14. 07. 2010
- The launch of Gemini 4 - June 3rd 1965 - Onboard are astronauts Jim McDivitt (Command Pilot) and Edward White (Pilot). This is the CBS TV broadcast audio with footage from a Gemini countdown, followed by the Gemini 4 launch footage, followed by the Gemini footage. Again, as with some other videos where there is, at the moment, no (or limited) video footage available, I hope the viewer understands that this is the only way I can think of to display the footage.
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Jim just passed away. RIP Mr Peck.
Such a historic mission. A historic flight.
yes, and it was in color
I had the pleasure of working on the ICBM version of the Titan II in the USAF.....I'll never forget the first time I saw an actual missile....35 years later I still get goose bumps watching a video like this.....
fake? how so?
that rocket could put men into orbit or place a 9000 pound warhead in Russia in 35 minutes. Those are the FACTS. I'm certain you're just being obstinate for show because nobody is that ignorant......I'm sorry but CGI didn't exist in 1965.....
enjoy your stupidity Einstein....
“Whirl” of the LR-87 engines ....
I'm glad it was never used for its original purpose.
I was 16, lived then in Berghausen / Gummersbach, Germany. This launch, still remermber me a lot. Saw the launch on b&w Tv
Sorry, was 15 yesrs of age
That familiar howl as the turbines begin to spin at launch........
Mcdivitt and White were the first people to see the Richat Structure when flying overhead Mauritania, fantastic mission.
Gotta love that Titan II.......
Nothing like that crackle of large rockets launching
Two great astronauts: either would have been great picks for first man on the moon. No disrespect to the great Neil Armstrong.
@Pete Forgione they didn't ride the saturn V.
@@VF000O Ed White was killed on the Apollo 1 fire with Gus Grissom and Roger Chaffe.
@@VF000O McDivitt rode the Saturn V on Apollo 9, a few months before Armstrong.
This was Houston's first flight, as flight controllers for a mission at that location.
I had the super 8 film of this condensed.
Given that the audio was from CBS-TV, perhaps you could replace the NBC animation of the latter part of the "powered ascent" with a CBS animation you have from a later Gemini launch.
At least it would "look" more authentic.
Thanks for unearthing these rare video and audio tapes of early U.S. space launches.
Where do you even find these videos?
I think it should be as genuine as possible. If the NBC footage was used, then it was used.
bellissimo
Ed white it the 1st space walk astronaut.
First United States space walker Ed White on 3 June 1965. Aleksey Leonov was the first human to space walk on 18 March 1965. I remember the school notepad covers sold in stationary stores with drawing of space walk graphic drawing on the covers after the space walk 1966 onwards for a few years. To think I was in primary school grade 2 watching the evening news with footage of these Gemini launches here in Australia mid 1960s. The Titian II's had the highest G forces on the astronauts of any space launch to date a of 7 g's were experienced during launch, getting close to blackout. The number of launches in quick succession made Gemini a lively program to follow.
Hi LM5--Is the pre-launch footage from GT-10?
as far as I remember - did I not put it in the description?
Bwoooooop!
I didn't get to watch Gemini.
That's funny . The composite layer effect looks so cheesy now. Bet the grainy picture on the old style tube TVs masked the jittery sideways motion of the ascending " rocket" thanks for posting .
I thought LM5 removed flat-earther comments. But, they're so proud of their stupidity.
2:21 or 2:22 is amazing
I used part of your launch compilation on this video, hope you don't mind:
czcams.com/video/gomn8WIpYvc/video.html