Forty-five years ago Sunday, Apollo 11's Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin became the first humans to s — Transcript
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- 0:00now on earth with the backpack like
- 0:03this guy has
- 0:05we'd have weighed 100 uh
- 0:07360 pounds
- 0:10pretty heavy
- 0:11but on the moon that's only 60 pounds
- 0:14so that means you have this mass but
- 0:17you're not being pulled down so you can
- 0:20kind of think you can turn
- 0:22but the backpack wants to keep going
- 0:25so you have to make an allowance for
- 0:28that but you can go like this and
- 0:31it turns out the best way i think was
- 0:34sort of the way a horse gallops you put
- 0:36one foot down you recover from
- 0:39that then you stabilize
- 0:42then you can lift off with this one and
- 0:45and jump and do that again so it's sort
- 0:47of a boop
- 0:49boop
- 0:50boop
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