Sinopsis
The history of rocketry and space exploration.
Episodios
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![Space Rocket History #268 – Apollo 13 – “Houston, we’ve had a problem.” – Part 3]()
Space Rocket History #268 – Apollo 13 – “Houston, we’ve had a problem.” – Part 3
29/08/2018 Duración: 32minAs near as Lovell could tell, it would be a while before the ship’s endgame would play out. He had no way of calculating the leak rate in the tank, but if the moving needle was any indication, he had … Continue reading → The post Space Rocket History #268 – Apollo 13 – “Houston, we’ve had a problem.” – Part 3 first appeared on Space Rocket History Podcast.
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![Space Rocket History #267 – Apollo 13 – “Houston, we’ve had a problem.” – Part 2]()
Space Rocket History #267 – Apollo 13 – “Houston, we’ve had a problem.” – Part 2
23/08/2018 Duración: 29minBy the time Flight Director Kranz heard Lovell’s report, of “Houston, we’ve had a problem. ” three controllers had reported related problems. Kranz was wondering which problem Lovell was reporting, as he started relaying the long list of warning indications … Continue reading → The post Space Rocket History #267 – Apollo 13 – “Houston, we’ve had a problem.” – Part 2 first appeared on Space Rocket History Podcast.
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![Space Rocket History #266 – Apollo 13 – “Houston, we’ve had a problem.” – Part 1]()
Space Rocket History #266 – Apollo 13 – “Houston, we’ve had a problem.” – Part 1
16/08/2018 Duración: 32minSwigert: I believe we’ve had a problem here! CapComm: This is Houston. Say again, please. Lovell: Houston, we’ve had a problem. The post Space Rocket History #266 – Apollo 13 – “Houston, we’ve had a problem.” – Part 1 first appeared on Space Rocket History Podcast.
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![Space Rocket History #224 – Apollo 11 – Moonwalk – Part 2 – One Priceless Moment]()
Space Rocket History #224 – Apollo 11 – Moonwalk – Part 2 – One Priceless Moment
20/09/2017 Duración: 36minSupport Hurricane Harvey and Irma victims through the Red Cross. “For one priceless moment, in the whole history of man, all the people on this earth are truly one. One in their pride in what you have done. And one … Continue reading →
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![Space Rocket History #223 – Apollo 11 – Moonwalk – Part 1]()
Space Rocket History #223 – Apollo 11 – Moonwalk – Part 1
06/09/2017 Duración: 43minSupport Hurricane Harvey victims through the Red Cross. Silently and carefully, Armstrong raised his left boot over the lip of the footpad and lowered it to the dust. Immediately he tested his weight, bouncing in the gentle gravity, and when … Continue reading →
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![Space Rocket History #221 – Apollo 11 – Lunar Landing – Part 3]()
Space Rocket History #221 – Apollo 11 – Lunar Landing – Part 3
23/08/2017 Duración: 45min“Houston, Tranquillity Base here. The Eagle has landed.”
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![Space Rocket History #220 – Apollo 11 – Lunar Landing – Part 2]()
Space Rocket History #220 – Apollo 11 – Lunar Landing – Part 2
16/08/2017 Duración: 35minSuddenly, Buzz and Neil heard the high-pitched sound of the Master Alarm. On the computer display the “PROG” light glowed amber. “Program alarm,” Armstrong radioed. Quickly, Aldrin queried the computer for the alarm code, and “1202” flashed on the display.
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![Space Rocket History #219 – Apollo 11 – Lunar Landing – Part 1]()
Space Rocket History #219 – Apollo 11 – Lunar Landing – Part 1
09/08/2017 Duración: 42minThe machine-like performance of flight crew and ground controllers continued. Each participant was in perfect harmony with the other, moving to a cadence dictated by the laws of physics and the clock.
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![Space Rocket History #214 – Apollo 11 – The Climb to Orbit]()
Space Rocket History #214 – Apollo 11 – The Climb to Orbit
28/06/2017 Duración: 50minA Saturn V liftoff is spectacular, and the launch of Apollo 11 was no exception. But it didn’t give the audience any surprises. To the three Gemini-experienced pilots, who likened the sensation to the boost of a Titan II, it was a … Continue reading →
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![Space Rocket History #213 – Apollo 11 – The Launch]()
Space Rocket History #213 – Apollo 11 – The Launch
21/06/2017 Duración: 45minOn July 16th 1969, nearly a million people crowded the Florida highways, byways, and beaches to watch man’s departure from the earth to walk on the moon. Twenty thousand guests looked on from special vantage points.
