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hwpExcuse me, sir. Yes?
Im afraid youve come in the wrong way.
Im sorry... This is the old entrance.
The visitors centres out and around to the left.
Right, well... Ill wander over then.
Well worth it. Been through some amazing times.
(Murmurs) Yeah.
I believe that this nation should commit itself
to achieving the goal, before this decade is out,
of landing a man on the moon
and returning him safely to the Earth.
SONG: Come and see the real thing
Come and see the real thing Come and see
Come and see the real thing Come and see the real thing
Come and see
Theres a meaning there
But the meaning there doesnt really mean a thing
Come and see the real thing...
MAN: Godspeed, John Glenn.
Come and see
I am the real...
KENNEDY: We choose to go to the moon.
We choose to go to the moon in this decade
and do the other things,
not because they are easy, but because they are hard.
Trying hard to understand but really not just seeing me
Trying hard to understand but really not just seeing me
Theres a meaning there
But the meaning there doesnt really mean a thing...
MAN: lgnition sequence starts.
Come and see the real thing Come and see
I am the real thing... MAN: Tower, clear.
RADIO: Apollo 9, you are go...
RADIO: Apollo 1 0, your trajectory and guidance are go.
MAN: Man is about to launch himself on a trip to the moon.
MAN: Neil Armstrong. Edwin Buzz Aldrin.
Michael Collins.
Next stop for them - the moon.
The lunar age is about to begin.
I am not seeing you
Ah-ah-ah-ah-ah.
When the guy counts down to zero,
the three astronauts will take off in Apollo 1 1 from America.
And the rocket will fly up to the moon like this and, er...
Landing module.
Landing module comes off and lands on the moon.
The astronauts will come out in their spacesuits,
and get shot by martians! (All scream)
Damien... And their heads will explode!
Theyll fly back to Earth and kill everyone.
Thats not going to happen. It might.
Whos next? Graeme?
Um, just a minute, Graeme. Melanie?
I havent done the moon landing.
(Mutters) Thank God.
Ive made a model of the telescope and receiving dish
in the town of Parkes.
When astronaut Neil Armstrong lands on the moon,
people all over the world will be watching television pictures
provided by the radio telescope in Parkes.
WOMAN: Mr Callem, the Prime Minister wants to see you.
Can it wait? I dont think so.
Whats it about?
Hes just got off the phone to the White House.
Do you know who was on the phone then?
No, sir. The US President.
Nixon... Sorry, sir...
..thanking me for allowing NASA to use our facility.
Yes, sir. And something about an upgrade?
Right. Whats he talking about?
Theres a briefing docu... I dont read those!
( BELL RINGS )
Are we raising this? I think we should.
So whats this all about?
The President was referring to our radio telescope.
Some months ago, NASA requested - and you approved -
its use in the Apollo program, originally as a backup receiver.
Originally? They upgraded its role.
When Apollo 1 1 gets to the moon,
Parkes will now be the prime receiving station.
Meaning? Weve got the moon walk.
Shit. The people at this place - do they know what theyre doing?
I believe so. I bloody well hope so.
Whyd they pick us?
Its the largest radio telescope in the Southern Hemisphere.
Whats it doing in the middle of a sheep paddock?
MAN: The Parkes radio telescope, or, as we call it, the dish,
will track Apollo 1 1 throughout its journey
gathering voice signals from the astronauts,
telemetry from the spaceship
and then, most importantly, the TV signals from the moon itself.
Its 21 0 feet in diameter, it weighs 1 ,000 tons
and it can be moved to point in virtually every direction.
Its the most powerful receiving dish in the world.
..in the world.
Can I have their full names and specific roles?
This is Ross Mitchell.
Hes responsible for manoeuvring the dish.
This is Mr Glenn Latham.
Glenns in charge of all the electronics.
Glenns a Sagittarius. He enjoys knitting, flower-arranging...
Mitch, I do not! Dont write that.
From NASA, AI Burnett.
AI makes sure the signals get back safely to Mission Control.
Enjoying your stay in Australia? Very much, sir.
The people are warm... And friendly. Thats great.
And you, Cliff. Whats your official title?
Cliff Buxton, director.
Or the dishmaster.
OK. Now I just need a few personal details.
You married? Yeah.
Glenn? Fiancee, Janine Kellerman.
Mitch! Shes not my fiancee. Local girl.
I dont have a fiancee.
Married. Two boys, in Houston.
And you, Cliff?
Married.
And just finally, I mean, no offence,
but when you think about it,
the Americans spent 1 0 years, billions of dollars,
to let us watch man walk on the moon,
and in the end it falls to you blokes. (Laughs)
I mean, how do you feel about that?
A lot better before you opened your trap.
We feel confident we have the expertise to complete our role.
But, Cliff. I mean, its pretty amazing,
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