Jul 25
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🌠 :))) hiii
send me a 🌠 and i’ll tell you three things i associate you with
Space! Just. In general.
⭐️💖 <- these emojis
Fish. For some reason specifically those really round/cute goldfish
hello!!!!! i think i commented this already on one of your posts a while ago but i assume you didnt see it (or if you ignored it on purpose sorry and you can ignore this too) but do you have any astronaut biopic or documentaries reccomendations? you talked about watching some and i also would like to but i dont know any😔😔
sorry I completely missed that comment!!!
Hmmmm... tbh I don't really have any biopic recommendations–the only one I've seen is First Man which is... fine. I guess.
For documentaries though, I do have some recommendations!!
Apollo: Missions to the Moon I really love this one because it's made entirely with archival footage! It has a ton of interviews/footage that I hadn't seen previously. It's a NatGeo documentary–I know it's available on Disney+, it might be on other streaming services/cable. DISCLAIMER: this one contains the audio recordings from Apollo 1. If you don't want to listen to that, skip from about 13:30–15:35. (It plays an interview with Gus Grissom then fades to black. Fast forward when it starts to fade, and hitting play at 15:35 will bring you to the news stories talking about the fire without hearing the actual audio) Mission Control: The Unsung Heros of Apollo This one is super interesting, and has a recent interviews with a ton the Apollo era mission control personnel. It's available for free on tubi Honestly, just go click around on Tubi. There's a ton of random documentaries on there that I haven't seen yet, and some of them are probably shockingly good. First to the Moon A really good documentary of Apollo 8, with interviews of the crew from around the 50th anniversary (on YouTube) The entire Homemade Documentaries YouTube channel. A ton of super interesting documentaries on the space program!! The Apollo 8 one is legitimately one of the best Apollo 8 documentaries I've seen, including the professional ones.