America's First Spacewalk Revisited In 1965 NASA Archive Video

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Astronaut Ed White became the first American to walk in Space on June 3rd, 1965. He flew on the Gemini 4 mission with astronaut Jim McDivitt. Credit: NASA

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Any see the glove float away???
Is everybody in here actual real flat-earthers or are you all just joking? I've heard about you guys but never though you were actually real O.o Do any of you want to debate?
Okay this is clear proof that NASA has lied to us for years!! Im not the only one in the comments that can see that this nothing more than a stop motion film wheres the contrys NASA? Fackest think I ever seen coming from NASA!
What the hell, this is total bullshit! He says ' I feel like a million dollars' is code for you better pay my my dues! Thank god for the internet!
This is the fakest thing i ever seen lololol this is funny. but Im sure this looked fake even back then.
where is the land on the earth, it's all sea??

outer space is fake, you have been deceived. helmets shouldn't be able to turn like that, and where did the glove come from - wouldn't that be a problem for someone?
stop motion animation
creepy when his helmet turned...fake space on a flat earth...wake up people... :)
0:39 HELMET has moved! WTF?
this the helmet isnt supposed to move. this is stop motion, another video nasa made that is fake.
do you think that maybe his glove is still in orbit?
I hate to be a downer, but this guy died in the Apollo 1 fire.
He wasn't the first man in space. What was the purpose of the space walk or EVA?
Anyone notice that the video quality is better than most nasa vids these days
And too this day that glove still or orbits earth to give aliens a "HAND" to invade earth...
Where would fall this glove? Donde Caeria ese Guante?
It's weird without RedBull logos on everything though.
I feel like a million dollars
I wonder where that glove went...
What an experience. I've booked to skydive from 15,000ft in a couple of months. And the thought of willingly jumping from a plane is quite daunting. I can't begin to imagine how this would feel.