How about the second astronaut, or one of the cameras on the LEM?altough I wonder who made the bloody movie from the outside??
How about the second astronaut, or one of the cameras on the LEM?altough I wonder who made the bloody movie from the outside??
How about the second astronaut, or one of the cameras on the LEM
I was refering to the actual first step
and the same site also quates aldrin saying:
"After less than a day on the lunar surface, it is time to go. Using its one small engine, the top part of the Eagle rises up. Dust blows everywhere. "I looked up long enough to see the flag fall over," Aldrin recalls. "
Film taken from the LM Ascent Stage upon liftoff from the moon reveal the American flag, planted some 25 feet from the descent stage, whipping violently in the exhaust of the ascent stage engine. As the landing site receded out of the camera field of view, the flag appeared ready to topple, but whether it did in fact fall or not is unknown. Subsequent Apollo missions usually planted the American flags at least 100 feet from the LM to avoid being blown over by the ascent engine exhaust
Yeah I was wrong, the mission is a British lunar orbiter to fire "penetrators" into the surface.
Do you not understand the explanation that the thruster was throttled down, and that the nozzle spread that thrust out, and that the thrust dissipated in the vacuum? I posted the math too.thanks Orcot
This image shows that there is too much dust around the lander for not to form a crater. And then USA can be lucky only once;
not 7 times in all their lunar missions not to have a crater in that fluffy soil.
Do you not understand the explanation that the thruster was throttled down, and that the nozzle spread that thrust out, and that the thrust dissipated in the vacuum? I posted the math too.
I am just curious, i wish to hear a few diffent opinions... I am a new user so i do not know if there are any different threads about the U.S. or any country going to the moon... Thanx!
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That flaoting, dead rock might not seem so dead after all. Of colurse i think they made it, but damn if that wouldn't just be juicy.....
Was it NASAs fault?As a result of NASA's short-sightedness, we now have to start from scratch just to get back to the moon again.
Was it NASAs fault?
As a result of NASA's short-sightedness, we now have to start from scratch just to get back to the moon again.
Was it NASAs fault?
My understanding was that great risks were taken in getting to the moon (before the Russians did). Certainly by todays standards.... Yes NASA where to careful, their missions so boring that they people lost interests.