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It's more of an astronauts experience rather than a thriller

Posted by violinist3 on April 30, 2019 at 14:55:50:
It goes into the visceral experiences an astronaut goes through,like family opinions, a wives viewpoint etc. SINCE I worked on space related equipment,I noticed all the electrical plugs and connectors.Interesting how the guys suited up and connected to the spacecraft.I think the film was good at emphasizing all the details.I remember watching the moon landing on tv in July 1969.That was kind of thrilling but didn't get to see much detail.