Looks like the Chinese lunar probe has landed.
Chang'e 4 landing: China probe makes historic touchdown on far side of the moon
Chang'e 4 landing: China probe makes historic touchdown on far side of the moon
Here's a video on how the astronauts made it past the Van Ellen belts
I had a vague recollection of this as over the years this was not repeated much so as to stand out in my recollection of this Space Program. What I find curious , now that I think about it, is that there is no footage of him flying that thing on Earth. Again, if I recall correctly the reasoning was that the engine was built for flight under Moon gravity and not Earth's thus requiring training in a simulator.
What they did or did not for us mere mortals is simply a guessing game. What I am certain of is that buildings do not fall down like pancakes. But then, it is all just Hollywood movies
Capricorn One
Parallax View
The Brotherhood of the Bell
Executive Action released in 1973
I don't know 'what' to 'know'. Have you ever seen the replicas that those guys flew to space in? How did we witness real time communication between here & the moon back then?
I took a casual look at the engineering of the ISS and noticed something off about the on-board interviews with the astronauts.
So I decided to take a look at the moon landings and something appears a little off here and there.
Some people say it's a model and the driver is a mannequin and there's a painted background on a large set and it's possible but go to 00:50 and watch.
At 00:54 the camera pans to the front of the vehicle. There is what appears to be a pair of tire tracks and the LR is following them before it cuts to another scene at 1:03. Are they retracing their tracks to preserve the pristine lunar surface? Doubt it, looks like they were travelling in reverse and NASA flipped the footage. Why travel in reverse when there is ample room to turn and why flip it if they were reversing? Screen snip below.
There's a few photos on the the NASA flickr account that show the rover and there are no tracks at all.
Looking at the HD close ups of the lunar module is interesting to say the least.