re: So-called "moon landing"

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It still seems like to lift something you need something to push against.

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This thread is brought to you by an individual that’s spent thousands of dollars voluntarily wiring his entire home up for corporate and government surveillance.

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isnt the surface of the moon like -200 degrees at night and 270 degrees in the sun?

elon needs to ask nasa what kind of batteries they used in that so-called 'car' that was able to handle that because his batteries died all over chicago during the last cold snap.

oh and never forget NASA told us they accidently left a camera running with film in it and went back later and retrieved the film and it magically captured the LIM takeoff from the prior visit.

simps

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Wernher von Braun

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According to the museum, the ascent was captured by a camera left behind on the surface, controlled from Earth through an antenna on a lunar rover vehicle that was also left behind.

In a transcript available through the NASA website, former Apollo flight controller Ed Fendell describes how commands were sent to lunar rovers from Earth, and how they were controlled.

Fendell’s account describes how the lunar module lift off was not captured during the Apollo 15 mission because the camera motor “burned out,” nor during the Apollo 16 mission because the rover was “not parked in the right place” for the camera to capture the ascent.

For the Apollo 17 mission, NASA scientist Harley Weyer “sat down and figured what the trajectory would be and where the lunar rover would be each second as it moved out,” adding that, during ascent, “each command was scripted, and all I was doing was looking at the clock, sending commands.”

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So we can put a telescope into space and see back to the beginning of time, and see different galaxies.

We can shoot up a rocket, then land it on a pad, but we can't land folks on the moon. We can soft land equipement on Mars but we can't land on the moon.

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We could land on a spot the size of a tool shed on the moon but we needed the Pacific Ocean to land on to come back. Yea. Im buying that.

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