This forum is for discussion about content found on https://apolloinrealtime.org and https://issinrealtime.org

Very little of the thousands of hours of Mission Control audio on Apollo in Real Time has been heard or documented. As you find moments of interest, post them here for discussion.

ISS in Real Time contains 25 years of life onboard. Post your favorite moments here.

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Apollo General Discussion / Re: One of the Apollo 17 videos got taken down
« Last post by bfeist on May 15, 2026, 06:11:31 pm »
Thanks for the heads up. I've already disputed the copyright claim. This happens quite often: a documentary or something gets put on youtube and it marks the whole thing as owned by whoever made it, and if they used archival footage in it the system claims that they own it. It's ridiculous.
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Apollo General Discussion / One of the Apollo 17 videos got taken down
« Last post by IcyMonoxide on May 15, 2026, 03:13:44 pm »
Just wondering if anyone else noticed this? The link says it got a copyright takedown, and was unsure if the owner of the channel knew. It was my favorite one to watch, and the most popular one as well, sucks it's gone.

Link in case anyone was wondering
https://youtube.com/watch?v=GakAd6epHko
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Apollo General Discussion / Re: Thank you
« Last post by avocade on January 14, 2026, 03:52:50 pm »
Huge kudos to all involved. Amazing work, for the history books (literally).
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Apollo General Discussion / Re: Other Apollo Missions
« Last post by Kasper on January 03, 2026, 06:20:31 pm »
Okay. But will Apollo 16 be done? 😊
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Apollo General Discussion / Re: Other Apollo Missions
« Last post by bfeist on December 16, 2025, 08:23:23 pm »
To use NASA speak: no earlier than 2028.
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Apollo General Discussion / Re: Other Apollo Missions
« Last post by Kasper on December 14, 2025, 05:55:22 pm »
But what is a realistic guess on when we might get to see Apollo 16 in Real Time?
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ISS General Discussion / ISS in Real Time - Updates
« Last post by bfeist on November 27, 2025, 08:43:45 pm »
2025-11-27 - Happy US Thanksgiving. The website has just been updated with comm up to Nov 24, 2025, and photos / articles up to today.
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ISS General Discussion / Re: Science Moments
« Last post by spasmunkey on November 26, 2025, 01:12:33 pm »
Exp 64 Kate Rubins and Mike Hopkins describe eating radishes grown in the Advanced Plant Habitat PH-02 investigation.

https://issinrealtime.org/2020-12-31T16:55:16
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ISS General Discussion / Re: International (non-US) Contributions to the ISS
« Last post by bfeist on November 17, 2025, 12:37:50 am »
Thanks for your post! I'm very happy to hear that you're enjoying the website. Please feel free to post links to anything interesting you find.
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ISS General Discussion / International (non-US) Contributions to the ISS
« Last post by czubad on November 15, 2025, 10:48:13 pm »
Hello Everyone, I am an avid space enthusiast.
Thanks to our friends who did the hard work of setting up the Apollo and ISS in Real Time and this forum, I hope these posts will serve future readers who wish to discover this international technological achievement.
There are many perspectives to draw from when framing historical events, even relatively recent ones like the building of the ISS.  Remember, the European Space Agency, Roscosmos, the Canadian Space Agency, Japan Space Agency (JAXA) and other national concerns contributed to this endeavor. In fact, the ISS has over 12 nations participating, and add to that commercial launch and hardware providers. I recently borrowed the book Russia in Space by journalist Anatoly Zak through interlibrary loan from Texas A&M University. I also just finished watching a PBS NOVA airing of Operation Space Station: Science and Survival.  I suggest also looking at RussianSpaceWeb.com by Anatoly Zak for in-depth facts, illustrations, and prominent figures in the Russian space industry. I recommend us sharing book recommendations.  For example, please read Terry Virts How to Astronaut. Cheers, and hope to see many posts.
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