00:01Three astronauts smuggled contraband to the moon.
00:05Not weapons. Not drugs.
00:07400 paper envelopes, weighing less than a bag of sugar.
00:11It cost them their careers, their reputations, and the sky itself.
00:15And here is the part that gets me.
00:17They did it because they could not afford insurance.
00:20The men strapped to a rocket had no life insurance policy at all.
00:23The company simply refused.
00:25Too dangerous.
00:27So the crew of Apollo 15 found another way to take the fuels.
00:31It started with a dinner in 1971.
00:34Freeman and Santa Claus were a charming businessman named Horstheimer.
00:37He was on the list.
00:39He had a commemorative interest in the world.
00:42He had a huge deal in the world.
00:44A $7,000 in a show.
00:46A dream for about 50 years ago.
00:49And the crew said no.
00:51Massive rules were explicit.
00:53Astronauts did not profit from their position.
00:54But of decades to the world.
00:57I think they went also to England.
00:58He mentionedvs a粉Mytha.
00:59Once again, the ship group,
01:02a million影響 is always the same within the world.
01:04Again, the aquariums between Saturn and France
01:05They realized what happened to the world that children
01:06seeing the universe in aificación ofém.
01:10He has seen this many stars on world 19.
01:13He's kind of the beast and aliens on the world 19.
01:13Apollo was the king Growth desitaire.
01:15Astronauts were the answers.
01:17Army of the thousand Ellij Mostly
02:20It would cost him everything.
02:22And there had been a warning.
02:24Months earlier, the Apollo 14 crew carried unauthorized medallions, and a dealer melted them down and sold them as fallen
02:30in space.
02:31Apollo 14 was not paid, so the punishment was light.
02:34But Flight Crew Chief Deeks lately explicitly told Apollo 15 to stop carrying objects that could be turned into profit.
02:40They heard the warning.
02:42They chose to ignore them.
02:44July 26, 1971.
02:46Launch day.
02:47The post office, when they wanted warning, the cancellation machines ran non-stop, standing on the tabloops of that day's
02:54hour.
02:54A proper light-ups were seen in the final class.
02:58And there were the number four minutes.
03:00During the final session, the support chief founders, the local material, and the leadership, as soon as they had been
03:06cleared.
03:07And there were the number four minutes.
