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During the historic Apollo space mission in 1969-1972, 12 people had walked on the moon...
The last of them is Gene Cernan...
The launch circuit starts.
The engine lights up in 5, 4...
... three, two...
LAST HUMAN IN THE MONTH
I am most human lucky in the world.
Well, the fire is on.
Most of my life, I have not spent just to remember the past.
But sometimes you have to let your mind go into the past.
I look up there...
And I can reflect for about half a minute.
I can take myself there as fast as my mind.
Good, prepare for the second engine.
Will we land?
The second machine lights up.
That's it. Next.
That's it, Houston.
That's Camelot. Right on target.
I see it.
Success. 42 degrees.
25 to 400 feet per second.
That's a bit high, Geno. / OK.
Very little dust.
40 feet. Down 3 feet per second.
Preparing to land. / Ready.
20 feet.
Down 2 feet per second. 10 feet.
and contacts.
Stop pushing. The engine stops.
Termination of the engine, continue. Manual control, turned off.
Immediately after landing, the dust also disappears, the engine is turned off.
There is no noise.
Miraculously you are in another world.
Those are the quietest moments of my life.
Pure silence.
Really amazing.
I spent my time growing up on my grandparents' plantation in Wisconsin.
There is no electricity.
There are no tractors, there are only horses.
So, my dream was to have a farm.
That's where my place can be be the real me.
I keep thinking, "my father will definitely always like this."
He is versatile, he can repair the network your home's electricity, build a garage for you,
... or fix the in the bathroom,
... and that is why I learned all these things with him.
He said, "I don't care whether you're in class, on the football field or whatever you do..."
Barron?
"Just do the best. And one day, I promise, you'll be surprised by the results."
It feels like it's coming down from L.E.M. It's just that if I fall here, my ass will break.
1170 KCBQ, the legendary Gene Cernan is with us.
Navy, we will talk about it.
Because this is a big AL city, and you spend time here.
To be honest, San Diego is... unlike other houses.
I had my best years graduated from Pensacola in San Diego.
Since I was 22 years old until I was 27 years old, this was my life.
Entering San Diego flying a plane.
This is where everything starts for me.
At those ages, 22, 25 years...
... you are invincible and you are bullet resistant.
There is nothing you can't do, don't care about high risk.
The reality is, flight Air Force is a risky process.
There is no room for error.
If you are careless, you will kill yourself.
You live in an environment, you live in that culture,
... but you like it, and you still do it, and that doesn't make you afraid,
... because that won't happen to me.
That will always happen. That will always happen to others.
He made a mistake. I will not make a mistake.
That is the attitude you must have.
Is that you? / Of course.
That's you. / A sexy AL pilot.
Invincible, invisible and bullet resistant.
Remember? / That is excessive.
That is us. / There he is.
Stinger plane. That is us, the one above.
Round gems. / There he is.
Gosh, it's very fun, bald. / Yes, when we fly.
The first time I flew together Gene was on the USS Shangrila.
At that time we always competed.
Who can land better on the ship. Who can bomb better.
We used to fly planes and chase each other in the clouds.
FRED "SI BOTAK" BALDWIN Former Aviator AL
We were very impressed with ourselves.
We have a big ego.
But I guess you have to have a big ego for being able to do a tense flight...
... as trained on us.
When you land the plane on the ship during the day, it's quite complicated.
But if you land at night, you won't think about your girlfriend.
Well, Gene might be so, but I don't.
I'm very serious.
But, Cernan, who knows?
He sometimes does.
Gosh. Now there is a fire.
If you remember, you and I were together at 113, right?
We always fly together, but we always compete?
I am much better as a right wing than you as a left wing.
No, no. I am a bomber that is much better than you.
You're lucky if you can even shoot the ground. Why are you so weak at bombing, Gene?
You were a weapons trainer at that time. / Bald, that month is 240 thousand miles.
Anyone can shoot him. / And my CEP is 50 miles.
You're an average bomber.
You're good enough to land on a ship.
I know you're a little scared at night.
Do I have to hear this nonsense?
Do I have to listen...
I will make a round above the field field.
But it will catch up with you.
Flying a plane is a big part of my life. You must have love,
... love for what you do,
... or you don't have to do it .
I used to be a flight attendant for airlines across the continent and I live in Los Angeles.
At that time I was at the airport and he was in line.
I don't remember it, but he said I smiled at him, and he thought I was extraordinary.
And then I think...
... I don't think he knows, I have to smile at anyone...
... because it's part of work.
The first time he came to my house.
He drives, I think '56 Chevrolet cars...
... and the exhaust is very loud.
I thought, "Gosh, he's kind of modified car lover."
He said he heard it when I parked in the driveway.
And he said, "Oh my, what did I do?"
Well...
At that time we were romance.
He is the embodiment of my ideal man.
Then we bought a house and I started working.
And I kept working until Tracy was born,
... and that's 2 years after we got married.
Gene is very fond of Tracy.
Gene is very good and crazy about him.
And still so.
Tracy is his "bad boy". Gene calls him "bad boy".
SPOTLIGHT NEW YEAR 1961
SI RED ISSUING HUMANS And Successfully Bringing It Home With Congratulations
Humans first made it into space, when Russian pushed people to break the limit.
He is Yuri Gagarin, the Russian astronaut is proud of being the first human to orbit the earth.
That is propaganda that affects the public that year.
After the Russian flight, US plans are accelerated.
Commander Alan B. Shepard is sent to sub-orbital flights.
Unlike Russian business, this is happening in the world spotlight.
When it was a time when America really needed a hero,
... and Alan becomes the hero of the astronaut.
Mercury-7 is the true opening of in the future,
... none of us guessed it, especially me.
Years ago, great British explorers, George Mallory...
... who was eventually killed on Mount Everest, was once asked why he climbed it.
He said, "because it's there."
"Space is there. And we will climb it."
And the moon and planets are also there.
And new hopes for knowledge and peace are also there.
And therefore we sail and ask for blessings from God...
... in the biggest adventure that is dangerous ever taken by humans.
Thank you.
There are two reactions. That person just charged responsibility to us in the space program,
DR. CHRISTOPHER KRAFT Director of the Johnson Space Program
... but I'm glad to hear it. Very happy to hear it.
On the other hand, if we see what must be done to get there,
... I thought he was crazy.
We only have experience with a total of 20 minutes of unmanned flights.
We have never been to orbit, what else are challenged to go to the moon.
And our president is very confident to issue challenges...
... and he is confident that we will do it.
WELCOME TO ASTRONOT Cocoa Beach Elementary School
I remember he was so fascinated by that, and I told him, "do you want to do such a thing?"
And he said, "oh, I really like it."
I would love to do it. Just give me a chance.
But when I'm pretty good, when I meet the requirements,
... when I fulfill all their requirements, there will be nothing more that can be done.
All pioneer businesses will be over.
Never underestimate yourself, because you will never know what your fate is.
I got a sudden call, that NASA is looking for a new astronaut...
... and am I interested in registering?
Of course I'm interested.
I was invited to Houston, but was warned not to talk to anyone.
I take a taxi, and head to the city center.
Stay at the Rice Hotel with a pseudonym.
It feels like I'm in a in a crazy spy movie.
And who I met at the hotel bar, the best test pilot group in the country.
All of them stay with the same name, Max Peck.
During the next few days, they gave us written exams,
... and ask us questions which I don't know the answer at all.
The next step is physical examination in San Antonio.
I've never experienced anything like that all my life.
All cavities in your body are stuck in something.
They put cold water into our ears and rotate us like a top.
I'm more dizzy than grasshopper.
They put us in the idiot box to see how we reacted to the unknown.
Up is no longer up, but down. Red is green, green is red.
Left is right.
They do everything possible to confuse us.
And at the end of it all, we just told to go home.
"Don't call us. We call you."
When the phone rings, it is my future boss, Deke Slayton.
He said, "Geno, we have a job for you in Houston if you still want it."
And of course since then, my life has changed forever.
14 PILOT JOIN WITH ASTRONOT TEAM
I have just been selected for the space program.
♪ Grumbling with a rocket plane... ♪
♪ We go on a trip... ♪
♪ Heading for the moon with a rocket vehicle... ♪
♪ We will roar... ♪
♪ Rockets... ♪
♪ Suffering... ♪
♪ Now we're almost free... ♪
♪ From the gravity of the earth... ♪
♪ Go to the moon with incredible speed... ♪
TRAINING IN THE TEACHER 15th image capture
We do all general exercises before we are assigned to the flight.
We practice survival in the desert. We also practice staying in the water.
We practice survival in the jungle. They gave us big hooks and knives...
... and drop us by helicopter somewhere in the jungle in Panama.
All survival training, teach you something about yourself.
Most of us have backgrounds mechanical engineering from various fields,
... but we go back to school.
Orbital mechanics, which I don't know at all.
Geology, very little or I don't know at all.
We do something somewhere all the time.
They will go to work in the morning and go home late at night.
And this is even before training for the mission. They just happened to be getting busy at the time.
And we were bombarded with the photographers and the press,
... and you know, it feels like being hit by a whirlwind.
That's fame.
We don't have to say wealth, but that is fame,
... and now you must learn to deal with it.
I mean, you walk with white halos over your head.
You're special.
"ALL SYSTEMS WORK" Date: October 21, 1964 Scene: 24th Subject: Preparation of the 2nd Series SEDR
In 1965 NASA implemented the Gemini
Program Manned capsule series 2 people will orbit the earth...
... perfecting tasks that are required for flights to the moon
ANGKASA AIRCRAFT EXAMINATION FACILITIES
One day, they say in secret, our will be scheduled for clothing measurements.
For outer space clothing.
I mean, suddenly.
You don't know where it will boil down, but you know what that means.
In the fall of 1965, the Gemini 9 crew was announced.
Charlie Bassett will become the main pilot with Elliot See,
... and Tom Stafford and I will be the reserve crew.
And Charlie and I too do the same thing.
We fly together. We go together.
We practice together.
We do everything together that relates to our plane parts.
So we become good friends.
Then in February 1966, something unexpected happened.
I heard there was a big collision. And a few seconds later there was a big explosion,
... a puff of smoke like mushrooms and parts of the plane flying everywhere.
Is there an opportunity to do something for these two people? / No, not at all.
A few minutes after the accident, the reserve crew Gemini 9, Eugene Cernan and Thomas Stafford...
... come safely from Houston with a similar jet.
And at night NASA announced that they were now the main crew for Gemini 9 flights It was a very heavy time. A terrible time.
You then realize how close you are to death.
Aim.
That is a time that is traumatizing.
But at that time we had an obligation, go and fly the mission.
TOM STAFFORD Commander, Gemini 9
And our time is short to do it. I have a lot of experience at Gemini.
Gene is not experienced at Gemini.
So we have to focus on catching up...
... on all procedures, techniques and obligations.
Suddenly, after the accident, I was on this flight.
This is Gemini's launch control.
Count down 10 seconds...
Nine... eight...
Seven... six...
Five... four...
Three...
One... zero.
The rocket booster lights up.
The main purpose of Cernan is space travel for 2 hours, the longest ever tried
This will allow the use of jet powered experiments that are loaded on the back of the Gemini capsule
The real world has a lot of surprises and we very much find it in Gemini 9.
When I step out of the spaceship, we are really headed for something unknown.
The length of the connecting rope is about 25 feet and looks as if it is a snake.
If the rope pulls me back on the plane, surely that will hit my leg or hand or helmet or something,
... and I will bounce out staggering.
I mean, I'm upside down, left right. Earth may be up here,
... maybe also down there. I have no idea.
I'm really helpless.
I tried to find out what I did, but it didn't work.
But all that won't stop unless if something... I do something,
... and I'm not sure what is the next step.
After I arrived at the back of the plane, the connecting rope was no longer a problem.
My job is basically is to assemble a booster.
I have to turn on the valve oxygen and fuel valve.
And every time I turn it on, I will bounce into space.
We don't have a functioning handle.
Leg tie, fastening, anything like that.
I work really hard. My heart rate reaches 160, 170.
I know that. And Houston knows that.
I know that the doctors there panicked because they had never faced this before.
Don't forget, this plane circles the earth once in 90 minutes.
And at sunset, the astronaut is covered in dust, so he can't see.
My monitor is dusty, my helmet's glass is dusty.
Can't you see at all, Gene?
At this control center, we feel very frustrated,
... hearing Gene and knowing him in trouble but there's nothing I can do.
Body temperature increases. The core temperature of the body increases.
Hello Houston, this is Gemini 9.
Understood, please.
I judge AMU is not functioning.
And I want him to return using a connecting strap to the plane.
Well, we heard it. Change.
We agree that it doesn't work.
That is a process to really realize for the first time...
... that there is something about this part of space flight...
... which we haven't mastered well.
We still have a lot of lessons to learn in the future.
I'm very disappointed,
... because I was sent to do work and I can't finish it.
Tom Stafford did it well. Cernan himself does the job well,
... but they also experience times it's hard and we learn a lot from it.
It was Cernan's failure that ultimately led us to fix it.
GEMINI CAPSULES 9 Kennedy Space Center, Florida
We moved to this house when Tracy was 9 months old.
In 1964.
This house is almost 50 years old. This area is almost 50 years old.
At that time there were not many here.
In the corner there is Mike Collins.
Charlie Bassett, Al Bean lives at the end of this road.
Rusty Schweickart lives here.
The little house over there keeps a lot of history, if only he could talk.
♪ Here's us, try again... ♪
♪ As happy as possible... ♪
♪ All good friends... ♪
♪ And all the happy friends... ♪
We're all pretty close, but I guess, maybe I'm closer to Martha Chaffee.
He lives next to my house, and our relationship is very close.
We also paced each other, I mean, between our houses.
And we go to the same hairdresser, then we have lunch ... and all things women usually do.
We are like sisters.
♪ Oops, we start again... ♪
♪ La-di-da-di-da ♪
We are close enough, I guess.
We all clearly compete to be the first human to land on the moon.
But we are very close in our social activities,
... in our training activities, so we are a kind of brotherhood.
♪ A happy friend... ♪
We sometimes drink together. I won't detail it further.
♪ A good friend... ♪
♪ La-di-da-di-da ♪
I don't want to give the impression that they are wild, but they are a little crazy.
Oh, I don't know about "wild collections" or not, but I think we work hard and play hard.
♪ A good friend, hey... ♪
♪ A good friend... ♪
♪ A good friend, hey... ♪
♪ A good friend... ♪
We all get along.
We also prefer some people compared to others, just like other groups.
We all try do the same thing.
We are willing to sacrifice for achieve the dream of going to the moon.
But we already know from the beginning, some people won't make it there.
We do everything we can to make sure the flight is as safe as possible.
But later, there will definitely be mistakes made,
DR. CHRISTOPHER KRAFT Speaking in 1965
... whether in the design of the system or at us in the control center that caused the accident...
... and possibly a fatal accident.
ABC NEWS SPECIAL REPORT
We interrupted this event with a special report from ABC News.
There is a fire on the runway.
What happened? They died.
Major officials of the space agency fly to Cape Kennedy tonight...
... to start an official investigation on the cause of the fire...
... which killed three _ Apollo's national astronauts at dusk.
Lt. Col. Gus Grissom, 42 years, Lieutenant Colonel Ed White, 36 years old...
... and Lieutenant Commander Roger Chaffee, 31 years, everything dies instantly...
... trapped helplessly in the unlucky spaceship.
I was sitting in front the control board there...
... when Grissom, Chaffee and White were killed.
I heard their voices when they died.
That night, Friday, 27 January...
... I'm giving hot dogs to my children...
Then there is someone who says there is an accident.
So when Mike Collins finally came...
... on my doorstep and I see it, I thought.
I expected it.
I say, "I know, Mike, but you have to tell me".
And he said it. And I brought my children to...
I'm sorry...
I take my children to the room and try to tell...
... children aged 8 years and 5 years that their father will not go home,
... that's difficult.
And I go home and...
... parked in the driveway, still dressed in my flight.
Cars crowded the road.
NASA security officers everywhere.
I walked across the front yard to Martha's house.
I feel scared...
I feel scared at that time.
Arlington.
A cold day in January.
I'm not sure if it's burying three of our colleagues...
... or is burying the entire Apollo program.
Because we know the Chaffee family well, I was asked to accompany Martha.
And I accompany him.
I sit next to him in the tomb.
How Martha stays calm, I don't know.
Goodbye, friend.
Apollo 1 fires change us forever...
And we never forget it.
In our space flight business, risk is the price for progress.
♪ And on the board is written... ♪
♪ Strange hair with long hair... ♪
♪ No need to register... ♪
The world is in turmoil, this country is in turmoil,
... but this mission still continues somewhere.
Maybe we are a little confined in our big world.
♪ So, I took off my hat and I said imagine that... ♪
You know, we have a mission to do. Astronaut, engineer,
... everyone who works at NASA, all work for the same purpose.
♪ I can't read the board... ♪
Gosh, I worked really hard, and I never really appreciated what happened at home.
I think the wives play an important role...
... because we do everything when they are not at home,
... where they are very often not at home.
I think the first time I will tell you that I'm contributing.
They are the ones at home to take care of the children.
Pay bills, see children go to school and do homework.
We are unfair. We are selfish.
We husbands are not good enough.
We are also not good fathers.
And sometimes you can't balance everything, like work and family.
As we live, our work is here, and the family is far down here.
If you don't do this, you won't survive being an astronaut.
It's that simple.
We are not interested in this. We are interested in this.
Manned Apollo flight started in 1968
Cernan was chosen for Apollo 10, a road search mission that does everything, except landing on the moon
We will be on the second flight ever going to the moon...
Stafford, Young and myself.
We will ride the Saturn V rocket That makes me pretty nervous.
You are on top of a fuel material equivalent to 2,740 tons of TNT.
Do you feel afraid something will happen?
No, before you say _ there is that much TNT.
If the mission succeeds, the first month's landing will be done by Neil Armstrong with Apollo 11
The last few days before the launch was tense.
That is a personal time and a loving period.
You realize, unless God wants another, I might not see you again ... or he might not see us again.
What if he doesn't come back?
The night before my flight, I wrote a letter to Tracy just in case.
"For my dear daughter, Tracy."
"Trace, you might be too young to understand..."
"... what does it mean if your father goes to the moon."
"But someday, you will feel very happy and proud..."
"... as Mother and Father feel."
"Naughty boy, we will often go camping and ride horses when Father returns."
"I want you to see the moon, because it's when you read this,"
"... Dad almost arrived there."
"Daddy loves you, Tracy."
"My beautiful and beautiful daughter."
"With all your love."
May 18, 1969
You don't sleep well, you wake up early that morning.
You eat your breakfast as usual.
Then you go down and wear astronaut clothes.
You have used it thousands of times for various tests and so on.
This time is real.
The worst part of all is to wait.
Then finally, it's time to leave.
Your adrenaline pumped was very strong at that time.
You can hear yourself breathing in the astronaut's clothes.
33 minutes 30 seconds before launch.
33 minutes before Apollo 10. launch This Saturn V rocket, by the way, is the strongest Saturn V ever flying,
... with 7,700,000 pounds first class fuel...
Count down and minutes. Our status board notifies in our control room...
That is no longer something you will do.
That is something that is happening.
That happens to you now.
Everything starts to increase.
... seconds and countdown.
We are preparing to carry out our mission this month...
But the clock keeps ticking.
All systems run smoothly.
All final minute tests show good results.
Here it is. This is the truth.
The rocket will light under you and you will go to the moon.
15... 14...
13... 12... 11...
10... 9...
The ignition circuit starts.
And 5... 4...
3... 2...
All machines work.
Launch, start taking off.
We have taken off, this time passes 49 minutes.
Continue to stage 10.
Understood. Proceed to stage 10.
Internal shutdown.
Thrilling flights.
That Gene Cernan reports, "thrilling flights".
Indeed America is going to the moon, but the reality is actually 20th century mankind...
... who goes to the moon.
The whole world is with us on the plane.
Station points 1. / Understood.
The middle zone looks safe.
Apollo 10, Houston, did you hear?
Understood.
10, activate pyro technique and start separation.
Understood.
Complete separation.
The world is amazing.
I hope we can show it to you, really.
You are part of a big, medium thing that is going on, but you don't realize...
... how big is that, honestly.
You don't understand it at all completely.
10, Houston, 22 looks good.
I check this booster now.
You look out the window, your window is filled with images of the earth.
What if it becomes the front porch?
Gosh, it's very beautiful.
10, looks very stable for us.
We show you with a little closer.
Charlie, we can't be far away more than 5-10 feet.
Understood.
Well, it's done.
There are two elements. / Understood.
You brought the module that month and we left immediately.
Now you are re-aware of where you are and where you are going.
ABC News presents flight Apollo 10, sponsored by Tang,
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... energy drinks for astronauts in space.
Good morning or good night, depends on your location in this country.
From ABC space headquarters in New York... / I think after one mission...
... you feel a little more confident, because you think, "Oh, I've been there, done it".
"So, maybe this time I could be better. I know what to expect."
You will be visited by people in your house. You will be visited by a press out there.
It is very testing patience, believe me.
It is very very test patience.
You really have to be patient until they go home.
Apollo 10 is reported to maneuver to reduce the current complication factor.
The distance from the current month 861 nautical miles (1,594.5 kilometers).
Apollo 10, Houston. Two minutes before L.O.
Everyone here says good luck. / Well, see you on the other side of the orbit.
We will not see the month until we arrive there.
And finally, we are close. We finally can see a little curvature of the moon, that's all.
Then the sun looks away and disappears.
The moon is between you and the sun and the moon blocks sunlight.
Now you are drowning in dark blackness.
And suddenly...
Bum!
Someone turns on the light.
That month.
Understood, Houston, Apollo 10.
You can tell the world that we have arrived.
When you come out, you're still in the sun.
You are approaching the moon horizon and there is the earth.
The earth appears to be rising.
Charlie, this might sound stale, but this view is amazing.
Charlie Brown and Snoopy. You will pass difficult stages. All systems function normally.
Everything looks normal in the Control Center. Looks very good. Change.
Understood. 56, 22, 55. Snoopy departs.
We agree and monitor their , Charlie.
Understood. I heard you were heading for the landing.
Can you give a report post ignition drive? Change.
Yes, as soon as my breath is normal.
When we circle the moon with the moon lander, Snoopy...
... we know we are vulnerable to all unknown problems.
And our goal is to recognize and solve those problems,
... so Neil and his crew don't need to be anymore worrying about many things.
And one of the problems we faced was the pilot's fault.
We will simulate from a height of 47 thousand feet, as if we were on the moon,
... take off from the launch point then go up and join the aircraft.
But when preparing it, Tom and I put the button wrong.
Snoop, Houston, you are safe to take off. Change.
OK, Tom.
What is that? / Well, let's go...
Damn.
We are in trouble.
I see the moon horizon spinning in my window 8 times in about 15 seconds.
Snoop, Houston, we are still having problems...
The object rotates with maximum speed in that position.
That is our concern in the Control Center. And we certainly get his attention...
... when he delivered it through a communication tool.
Tom managed to stop the rotation.
How do we do it, I don't know.
Yes, something gets messed up when it's in that position.
We are all ready. We don't lock it. We are now turning to automatic maneuvering.
I'm scared when they experience the misfortune.
If you think that month is difficult, you have to try feeling like staying at home.
Apollo 10 actually returns dramatically and is filled with fame.
Turning upside down, spinning, swooping...
There are flames that cover us.
We curl backwards. The heat shield is behind us.
The flame is above my window, and just appears...
... right in front of my eyes and grabbing.
The fire layer really drowns and surrounds you.
Now I know how feels like a comet.
Falling stars.
It's a fireworks display which is amazing.
That...
I hope that happens on July 4.
During entering the atmosphere, the Apollo 10 crew reaches speed of 24,791 miles (39,897 kilometers) per hour.
Is the highest speed ever achieved by humans.
We were just on the moon.
So you can imagine what it's like to go home.
Home. Your house is the real one.
Not only the house you left behind. But this house. Your family.
And the responses of the people you have known all your life are really big.
You know for sure that means to them.
Nothing but pride. Nothing but a sense of pride
And very proud of him, very proud of him because he can go...
... and do something like that.
And the pride of this country.
KAPSUL APOLLO 10 Science Museum, London
Not many people remember with Apollo 10, but I remember.
And I tell you who else remembers it, it's Neil Armstrong.
Well, Neil, we can see you down the stairs now.
July 20, 1969
Now I will come down from the lander.
That is a small step for a human, but a big leap for humanity.
Do I like it if I am the first landing?
Of course I like it.
But it turns out, I guess fate says to us,
... and choose the right person at the right place and time.
How someone can express his feelings adequately...
... about a friend special...
... which friend is also a world figure...
... whose names will live forever far after we who are present today have been forgotten.
Neil, now you finally can raise your hand...
... and touch the face of God.
Goodbye, friend.
You left us too fast.
God bless you, Neil.
Hey, dad. How are you?
OK, this. / Come here baby.
Do you remember when my father returned from Apollo 10 and Dad tried to impress you?
Yes. / You know, Daddy has been to the moon.
I've been here, done this. / He flew Snoopy closer and further in...
... in the sky, where God lives. And I will never forget it,
... you just stand and listen to Daddy. / I brought Dad back to earth.
Suddenly, Dad paused and couldn't say anything more...
... and you look up and say...
"Dad, because now my father has returned home from the month..."
"... when will you take me go camping..." / Camper.
We used to go camping. / "... like what I promised?" / It is true.
And you know what you bring home? Every time, when we live together...
... when Daddy can't bring you camper, when Dad isn't there.
Daddy goes somewhere. Daddy always goes, goes and goes.
That is my selfishness, and also selfishness in all men.
Ten missions to the surface of the moon were originally planned.
The edge of this small crater looks a little white.
This will be a different flight .
But after budget cuts and _ great chaos in Apollo 13, the mission was reduced to six
The last flight is Apollo 17.
And two teams compete to fly it.
Dick Gordon has a crew of with Jack Schmitt.
And Jack Schmitt is a moon geologist.
That makes sense, at least for me, and I'm afraid that makes sense...
... for many others, to keep the crew compact.
The National Academy of Sciences wants geologists also fly to the moon.
DICK GORDON The Apollo 18 mission commander canceled
They always want that. So, this is their last chance...
... to place an expert doctor geology in flight crew.
And the choice is between the crew of the Dick or my crew, and he has a flagship card.
He has Jack Schmitt.
If I had a chance, I should not do something stupid.
We do a lot of practice in the simulator, and we have a moon landing training vehicle.
We also use helicopters.
I feel very eager fly low on the Indian river...
... and just a little you slip when landing with this helicopter, immediately crashed into the water.
Cernan survived death in a helicopter accident
This is the helmet I wear when I fly the helicopter ... and when I take off the rope, the helmet floats to the surface,
... and floating with a balanced position.
It might float, I think like this, and everything on the surface is just charcoal.
I think he is, like term in the Navy...
... make a big, embarrassing mistake. I think he did it himself,
... because, of course no one is flying a helicopter to the water...
... unless there is a bikini that he is looking at.
How can someone do it something as stupid as I did...
... and given the responsibility of flying planes billions of dollars to the moon,
... responsible for the safety of the the crew and mission success?
And I was fully aware, when the time arrived, I would not be elected.
Scene four, shooting first. Voice for Apollo 17 astronauts, Cernan.
Gene Cernan, Harrison Schmitt, and Ronald Evans have been appointed to complete the Apollo, Apollo 17. flight Schmitt is the first time to become an astronaut. The main task is more to geologists than pilots.
When we made the final choice for the Apollo 17 crew,
... it's done together with Deke Slayton,
... who is the chief of operations the flight crew at that time.
And when it wasn't too happy with the process that was done there,
... because I thought that the election was too influenced by Mr. Slayton.
Jack was taken from my crew and assigned to Apollo 17.
I don't think it's fair enough.
And I said, "they can't take Jack Schmitt from my crew and give it to someone else."
He may be entitled to dislike in the decision, I am elected, he does not.
And you know, he told me today, he said, "you took my flight".
And maybe that's true.
7 December 1972
Saturn V Rocket launch night
You sit on a bearing waiting for the launch,
... it's a long time to reflect on where you came from, and where you want to go.
Those are real moments where you reflect on what is now in front of you.
This is what I ask for. These are my personal moments to establish determination.
When taking off,
... that, I mean, I will never forget...
... how was that time, because the ground was vibrating under your feet...
... and all fish jump from the lake.
The sky is really lit.
That's very beautiful.
Gosh!
Extraordinary.
Incredible, but the sun is indeed bright.
Those are the moments when most boast in my life.
I have proven to myself I was able to get this far.
I can't escape my mind.
I'm living in a world that is almost like science fiction.
Now we have approximately 3 days to take advantage of our time on the moon,
... and that's when the job really starts.
So, we did an experiment there, seismic experiment, various kinds of experiments.
The next thing we did was to get out the moon explorer.
We use those explorers to facilitate our ability to move,
... and try to explore the entire valley.
We will definitely never be able to do it on foot.
The explorer isn't too fast, but is fast enough on the moon with 1/6 of gravity.
Alright, Gene, you might be... / Okay, now push.
Too strong. Wait. Wait.
But our main goal is to try and build the history of the valley.
Oh hey! Wait a minute! / What?
That's orange land! / Don't be bothered before I see.
It's everywhere.
Orange! / Don't be bothered before I see.
I've shuffled it with my legs.
How can there be orange soil on the moon?
Look!
I will...
That's a former volcano...
... anyway they fight limitations, so they have to keep going whatever we can.
I want to remove all layers light protectors, and still use those...
That's a priority there, right?
That's it. Look at
Has there been a change?
Oh, thank you, Geno. It's far better.
When you are there and look to the earth...
Although small compared to the earth, when there are only two of you out there,
... sometimes it feels pretty quiet.
After we entered, we took off our astronauts and we had to dry them.
We have to eat. We have to rest.
I still really remember wearing sunglasses if I want to rest...
... and stare at the earth.
Maybe I just have to make sure the earth is still there.
Oh, I thought it could be a beautiful portrait if I could see my suit.
During that time, that was the time I mentioned by "sitting on the front porch of God".
I'm out there somewhere with a chance see something and be somewhere...
... and do something that only 12 people...
... in the history of mankind who can do, be and see it.
Tracy, do you promise to bring you something?
I asked him to bring a moonstone.
But he said if he could, he would bring me a moonstone.
And he said, if he could, he would bring me moonlight.
What? / Moonlight.
Moonlight?
Either he is working on you or you are working on me.
That's what he said.
I park explorers around 3/4 mile behind L.E.M...
... so they can run the camera television and see us take off.
And whatever that prompted me to do it, I wrote down Tracy's initials on the moon's surface.
I write "T.D.C".
And someday, I can only believe...
Not only hope, but believe, that someone will return, and that is what he will find.
I think you will appreciate everything when you get older. Always.
You understand it better, and you appreciate it more.
And the more my age increases, it might be more meaningful to me.
I will bring it down the valley so we can do it. / Documented first.
Climbing the ladder, maybe one of the most memorable moments,
... because I see my footprints and I know I won't come here again.
Why are we here? What does it mean?
I turned over my shoulder, and I saw the earth, that was the reality. That's where home is.
I want to press the stop button. I want to stop the time.
I really want to reach it, I hold and I put it in my astronaut's clothes...
... then take it home and show it to anyone.
This is how it feels. This is the shape.
This is the Apollo Control Center, 187 hours 31 minutes.
Now approaching 30 minutes before taking off from the moon.
Countdown to takes off smoothly.
Control Center, Telemeter, G.N.C, Ecomm, Surgeon, Inco.
I am the flight director on this control board for Cernan's takeoff from the month.
Understood. We will take off soon here, Capcom. / So, that's when...
... we realize the great success of the work we have done...
... but we also lost some good friends.
So, the atmosphere is suitable for celebrations, but also a period that is overshadowed by grim memories.
And we hope somewhere, in a way, someday...
... we are able to pass on the work that we pioneered for the future.
Three, two, one, pusher lights up.
The driver is on, Houston.
December 14, 1972
Have I ever imagined would be like this?
I don't want to remember it like this. I'm just disappointed.
I almost hope I didn't come here today.
World tour post Apollo 17 flight
You go to the moon, and you become everyone's hero.
You seem to be shackled by yourself.
People from various backgrounds, religion and ethnicity, dissolve in joy.
"Let me touch you. Let me talk to you."
And you undergo such activities for four or five years,
... that's a big change in your life.
Our lives have changed a lot.
He was so immersed in his fame...
... traveling, speech...
... and I become saturated with all that.
And I thought, "I just want a normal life. I want to be a housewife mostly."
And I remember when Gene and I on a private jet...
... I sit in a row, he sits opposite me.
And I look at him, and think, "Cernan, this is the life you want. But I don't want this."
I think a few years later, we finally separated and took our respective paths.
About 60% of astronaut families end in divorce and I'm not proud of that.
Our thoughts only focus on one thing when we go to the moon,
... so we don't have time to down from the white horse we ride...
... until it's too late.
I could live alone, I don't know, about 7 or 8 years.
And that sounds fine when you are 40 or 50 years old.
But sooner or later, you will realize who you are and what is important in life.
I've been invited to a friend's house for a cocktail party...
... and Gene happened to be there.
And I happen to see the most beautiful woman at the party, and that is it...
... and someone says, "are you going to take it " go home? "And I said," gladly ". = That's right.
JAN NANNA CERNAN
And at that time, I thought he didn't have that big ego.
That's right. / And since then...
I now recognize myself better.
That's right.
Do you know we will get married for 25 years? / 24. / 25 That is true 25 years.
Gene and Jan on their honeymoon 24 years ago...
Jan becomes something very special in my life.
And from that relationship, comes back a family, and grandchildren.
Children.
That's right. / Sit down. Come on.
This is beautiful... Someone has to take photos.
Indeed! Sit down, come on.
OK. / Fix Dad's hair.
Will you sit on me?
Oh, that... You put me in the middle. Wait. / But Dad sat on me. Oh, my shirt.
OK, right? / Yes.
OK.
... 1.6 billion dollars.
I'm here for a few days and I go to San Diego, so I can do something...
Oh my goodness.
That's incredible energy.
CLAIRE JOHNSON Executive Assistant
He, you know, he can't stop.
He doesn't even stop to breathe.
There are millions of things in his mind at the same time.
I do not know what the word retirement is in the dictionary of his life.
And there are people here who listen today, who will see humans walking on Mars.
I'm certainly not, but they are certain.
MEMORABILIAN EVENTS AND ASTRONOT HANDS - TODAY
While we are still here, and there is an opportunity to share...
... what is the true meaning of an outer space program, especially in these times...
... when we talk to a generation that is not even born when we go to the moon,
... we are obliged to do it.
OK. Ready to take photos?
You are far away to here from France? / Yes.
Gosh. / Oh, yes. That is good.
Thank you. Thank you.
See you later.
All fame, speech...
... and traveling... / What is your name?
I am often with him now. "Gene, close it."
Close your schedule.
This is October.
This is September. This is August.
Reduce a little, okay? Just slow down, honey.
You have to relax a little. But he still did it.
The bad part about all this is, I realize that...
... like when we were in the space program, when we were really excited, 8 days a week.
I ignore my family. We are all like that.
But I realized I was insulted by my family, by my grandchildren, by my wife...
... that I do the same thing now. And maybe...
Maybe I will finally realize that I have to think of other people.
Indeed. I guess I'm not selfish. I also think of other people.
I think of those who want a part of yourself, which you somehow owe him...
... but there is a limit.
Now I think maybe I owe a part of me to my family.
You will... All right. / This.
You know, this is heavy work for old men like us. / Yes, right.
These two horses together can accelerate like the wind.
We won't do that today. / I know for sure, I won't.
You're on the right wing, I'm on the left wing.
OK.
We will cross it and return through the gate.
OK. / Unless you want a horse race.
No, I don't want to run any horse.
Hey, bald, are you ready to admit we are not us first?
Yes.
Slow down. Do not until there is damage here.
I can. You can do it.
If my feet can go up to this saddle.
Well.
Well, I think we will survive. Come on. Oh, damn it.
Oh, bald! I can't walk!
Me too.
We are still here.
That's right. / How many years?
We promise to be 85 years old, then we reconsider.
I have an agreement with my dog.
Do you know? When we take care of it, I say "if you last 10 years, me too."
That's Barron, and I have to re-negotiate with him.
Now we only have 3.5 years left from the agreement. I am not ready! / May you be blessed.
I love you, honey. / Me too, man.
KAPSUL APOLLO 17 Johnson Space Center, Houston
By standing here, I feel a little nostalgic.
Give me a kind of opportunity to reflect on whether all this has happened in my life.
Is this reality or is it just a dream.
Is the copy there with my name on it, really me?
And I also stand here reflecting on what people will think,
... not in the next 40 years, but maybe in the next 100 years.
Who knows? Maybe in the next 1,000 years.
I often say to children. Especially my grandchildren,
... never underestimate yourself.
You will never know how great you are, unless you try.
Dream the impossible and go, make it come true.
I have walked on the moon. There's nothing you can't do.
And when we leave months in Taurus-Littrow,
... we go as we come, with God's will, we will return...
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