NASA Probe LCROSS Impact to Moon. Naraz sondy LCROSS NASA do mesice. Part I.

[JUANMMBC]

My question is. Why if NASA projects are payed with PLP taxes they reserve the right to hide, manipulate, or reserve the right of they discoveries.

[cyrax1311]

8:59 high five FAIL!

[justsayupyours]

What was nasa tracking with their Spe X slit which is used to track circular moving objects starting at 7:10 to the right of the red heat signature?

[SirPhartsUhlot]

Hey man, this is serious. The CIA found Jimmy Hoffa on the moon and 'dey took him OUT!!'

[MrMushroom13]

yea mother fuckers clap celebrate but if you fuckers dont find nothing u fuckers are going to fuck up more the economy and we going to be broke ass fuck u foos should had waste that shit on education or something that will be useful not his bullshit blowing up the moon go and blow up you house lets see if you guys find something

[Andichrome]

The economy is repairing already.

[sakoshooter48]

@MrMushroom13 Looks like the money was wasted on your education! Go sit down you clown!

[WVsonofliberty]

What is the blue light at 5:58 before the white out into the IR image?

[WVsonofliberty]

6:58 I mean

[muptahu24]

45 TO 54 SEC NTO VID. who do they think resides there? what name did he say? when visual spectrum was changed doesnt red mean life?

ALL NUWAUBIANS SHOULD PAY CLOSE ATTENTION, THE DOCTRINE UNFOLDS B4 YOUR EYES

[w1llownu]

lol high five fail

[AdolfoHaggen]

why the results looks like failed??? Because the results are SECRET!!! jUST FEW PEOPLE knows the real results. The video dos not show the reality, it was hidden to keep the result secret. for the C I A.

[grits011]

???? The CIA wants to keep the water content of the moon secret? Why, so they can have a lunar water monopoly?

[AdolfoHaggen]

Nowadays a mission can't be totally secret, so, they manipulated the information, this way, the real crater chosen was opposite to the s pole, so the telescopes can't view the plume, the make us to beleive the mission "failed" or the results are not as expected. But the mission was succesfully secret.

[grits011]

NASA: 'Hey, look at the moon everyone, there's going to be an explosion.'

PUBLIC: 'What do you mean? I didn't see anything.'

NASA: 'Haha, made you look.'

[rbwannasee]

The female voice is worrying to me. She sounds over excited and keeps interrupting people. If you were an astronaut with her in charge of a mission, you'd have to wonder if you were safe! Calm down lady.

[john41262]

She knows exactly what she's doing, that's why she's interrupting people, to push the pace. They have a small window to execute specific commands, they don't exactly have time to sit down and discuss politeness or mannerisms in the middle of a space mission.

You're not qualified to judge the very capable team handling this mission, so quit making yourself look ignorant.

[rbwannasee]

Whoa! You should calm down to Johnny! I just couldn't help noticing her behavior was very un-nasa-like. Even during the Challenger and Columbia disasters, all the staff were cool, calm, and collected. Even though at the time they were undoubtedly under incredible stress. Maybe it was her first time. BTW: I am very good at making myself look ignorant, so there. SPRRRRRRRRRRR!

[Legend813a]

I was expecting a slightly higher framerate from NASA.

My god, my cheap logitec web cam from walmart does a better job, and it only cost $20

[jlvyn13]

well, they're using fking windows 2000

[Aiden1337]

haha left him hangin for that high five

[hexaromicalgram]

hahahaha 8:58 the guy trying to get a high five, owned

[Ultra4]

8:59 hi 5 fail? :p

[landyaddict]

Thank you for posting this.I was unable to view it on nasa TV.