/sci/ - Science & Math

>>12155936
I partially agree, but I think a fair share of that could be countered with it being alternate history.
Politics in general felt like a modern interpretation of the cliché from back then. It fared better than Fallout, but still.

What was your opinion about Von Braun? His role kind of put me off. He was inconsistent and the Senator digging out Paperclip was pretty much obvious and it hit him way too heavy. He also didn't look or sound anything like him.

My biggest problem with the space action that it had was the astronaut drama, then the inconsistent and a slightly too strong moon gravity and the way they handled resource sparsity. The Martian did it way better and more believable. That being said, despite it being cut like it was on a budget, it looked gorgeous.
>>12155937
fuck off lol make us fgt

Bored?

Why not watch a 9 minute video of a guy explaning the conditions at the launch pad during liftoff of a Saturn V during the Apollo 11 project (the one that first took humans to the Moon). The elapsed time is 30 seconds. It's pretty cool to see is slow-mo.

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=DKtVpvzUF1Y