Comments on: NSS Space Solar Power Library Growing http://blog.nss.org/?p=1082 Blogging for the creation of a spacefaring civilization Wed, 19 Jun 2013 13:12:10 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: Rufus Stone http://blog.nss.org/?p=1082&cpage=1#comment-1391 Rufus Stone Mon, 06 Jul 2009 11:03:03 +0000 http://blog.nss.org/?p=1082#comment-1391 Hi, Has anyone seen the documentary film Moonwalk One – The Director’s Cut? I think this is a truly authentic view of what took place 40 years ago. Plus it’s a 2 disc DVD set, so well worth the money. The main feature (107 mins) is of the 1969 documentary film never seen by the public before and originally commissioned by NASA to capture the celebrated Apollo 11 space mission of man walking on the moon. The only surviving 35mm print of the original 1969 Moonwalk One has been restored to produce a fantastic 16:9 Widescreen version and original full frame 4:3 version with a new 5.1 sound mix with a full length Director's commentary and various added bonus features. Theo Kamecke (Original 1969 Director) recently travelled to England to make final edits to his 40 year old master piece and whilst he was here he said; “They asked me to make a ‘time capsule’ of an event that I saw as a landmark in human history, and so I did. I tried to capture the mood and feelings on earth as we left it, not just the technological achievement. I wanted to make it like a tale told beside a campfire of that time when we first walked on another world.” Due to the huge global demand for what is considered to be the most unique and authentic Apollo 11 movie products available today, it is expected hundreds of thousands of people from around the world will purchase the DVD in time for the 40th Anniversary of the Apollo 11 space mission from moonwalkone.com, amazon.com and amazon.co.uk retailing at £19.99 ($33 US Dollars). The MOONWALK ONE HOTLINE Tel: +44 (0)845 053 0323 has been set up to take phone orders too. Best wishes Rufus Stone Hi,

Has anyone seen the documentary film Moonwalk One – The Director’s Cut?

I think this is a truly authentic view of what took place 40 years ago. Plus it’s a 2 disc DVD set, so well worth the money.

The main feature (107 mins) is of the 1969 documentary film never seen by the public before and originally commissioned by NASA to capture the celebrated Apollo 11 space mission of man walking on the moon.

The only surviving 35mm print of the original 1969 Moonwalk One has been restored to produce a fantastic 16:9 Widescreen version and original full frame 4:3 version with a new 5.1 sound mix with a full length Director’s commentary and various added bonus features.

Theo Kamecke (Original 1969 Director) recently travelled to England to make final edits to his 40 year old master piece and whilst he was here he said; “They asked me to make a ‘time capsule’ of an event that I saw as a landmark in human history, and so I did. I tried to capture the mood and feelings on earth as we left it, not just the technological achievement. I wanted to make it like a tale told beside a campfire of that time when we first walked on another world.”

Due to the huge global demand for what is considered to be the most unique and authentic Apollo 11 movie products available today, it is expected hundreds of thousands of people from around the world will purchase the DVD in time for the 40th Anniversary of the Apollo 11 space mission from moonwalkone.com, amazon.com and amazon.co.uk retailing at £19.99 ($33 US Dollars). The MOONWALK ONE HOTLINE Tel: +44 (0)845 053 0323 has been set up to take phone orders too.

Best wishes

Rufus Stone

]]> By: solar power http://blog.nss.org/?p=1082&cpage=1#comment-1390 solar power Mon, 06 Jul 2009 09:15:54 +0000 http://blog.nss.org/?p=1082#comment-1390 this is a long list of sources. this would help my thesis a lot.. thanks! this is a long list of sources. this would help my thesis a lot.. thanks!

]]>