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On April 11, 1970, the fight of Apollo 13 began as a routine mission of scientific exploration. However, due to a serious power supply malfunction in the spacecraft, the mission was terminated early. The lives of the 3 astronauts hung in the balance as mission control struggled to get them home from nearly 200,000 miles out in space. The world held its breath… Patrick Moore, who presented live television coverage of the actual events, leads you through this exciting adventure. Re-live the drama as he takes you from lift off to the miraculous splash down in the Pacific Ocean. This DVD has been made in conjunction with the Science Museum, London.
In October 1957, the Soviet Union launched Sputnik 1, the world’s first artificial satellite and so opened a technological race in space with the United States of America. Yuri Gagarin became the first human to enter space in 1961 and when Astronaut Alan Shepard’s mission for the United States a few weeks latter attracted massive media attention President Kennedy decided to act: he told Congress that the United States would land a man on the moon and return him safely to Earth before the end of the decade. The Apollo programme was born. The Apollo missions that followed, including the near disastrous flight of Apollo 13, are now confined to history, but their legacy lives on. Join Patrick...
Taylor, Graeme Garden and Bill Oddie, was an instant success with its mixture of outrageous humour and visual effects. The characters were instantly recognisable stereotypes: Tim, the champion of everything British, Bill the bearded hippie in his rebel combat jacket and Graeme, the mad scientist dreaming up new and impossible schemes. Together they were ‘The Goodies’, complete with their own unique style of transport - a three-seater tandem. Adored by thousands of fans around the world, one of their greatest was Prince Charles, who even offered to play himself in the episode "The Existence of Rolf Harris".
Taylor, Graeme Garden and Bill Oddie, was an instant success with its mixture of outrageous humour and visual effects. The characters were instantly recognisable stereotypes: Tim, the champion of everything British, Bill the bearded hippie in his rebel combat jacket and Graeme, the mad scientist dreaming up new and impossible schemes. Together they were ‘The Goodies’, complete with their own unique style of transport - a three-seater tandem. Adored by thousands of fans around the world, one of their greatest was Prince Charles, who even offered to play himself in the episode "The Existence of Rolf Harris".
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