No tire tracks supposedly until Apollo 15….
No footprints is odd.
sirlucd on
31 feet width & look how small it looks. Now imagine how small footprints from 50 years ago would look
Grouchy_Airline_5397 on
Ai slop at its finest
HailKingBiff on
Shouldn’t have a crater and debris under and around it from its landing? Didn’t it have a booster to soften the landing from the video I’ve seen of it touching down?
InteractionFresh8345 on
Besides the 5 space agencies, is it possible for any other organization to check this?
Jacksenic_ on
At least this time they were careful about shadow angles, refreshing.
Umm… one question though: where’s the flag?
They say it was intentionally planted very close to the LM spot, something like less than 30 feet (8-9m). They also say that it was knocked over by the exhaust from the ascent module when Armstrong and Aldrin lifted off. I don’t see neither a flag, nor exhaust traces strong enough to blow away a planted flag in zero atmosphere.
So where is it?
wilesurvive on
Laughable!
3sands02 on
Look at the lander (more specifically the shadow of the lander)… doesn’t it look like the ascent stage is still there?
Relax NASA defenders… I’m not saying it IS still there. I don’t really know what I’m looking at here. But it looks like the ascent stage is still there.
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No tire tracks supposedly until Apollo 15….
No footprints is odd.
31 feet width & look how small it looks. Now imagine how small footprints from 50 years ago would look
Ai slop at its finest
Shouldn’t have a crater and debris under and around it from its landing? Didn’t it have a booster to soften the landing from the video I’ve seen of it touching down?
Besides the 5 space agencies, is it possible for any other organization to check this?
At least this time they were careful about shadow angles, refreshing.
Umm… one question though: where’s the flag?
They say it was intentionally planted very close to the LM spot, something like less than 30 feet (8-9m). They also say that it was knocked over by the exhaust from the ascent module when Armstrong and Aldrin lifted off. I don’t see neither a flag, nor exhaust traces strong enough to blow away a planted flag in zero atmosphere.
So where is it?
Laughable!
Look at the lander (more specifically the shadow of the lander)… doesn’t it look like the ascent stage is still there?
Relax NASA defenders… I’m not saying it IS still there. I don’t really know what I’m looking at here. But it looks like the ascent stage is still there.