Apollo 16 landing

Apollo 16 (Young and Duke) lunar module Orion lands on the Descartes Highlands. 21 April 1972.

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[cirurginn]

but we're going back!, I hope they film all in HD... and take shots of the Apollo 11 site so the retards who still doesn't believe we've been on the moon just shut their f* mouth hole :P

[zorbazig]

Awesome ! They got nerves ! I remember spending an evening with Charlie Duke in Switzerland, some 11 years ago... One of the great moments of my life !

[joe744]

this aint fake happen april 1972..same other 5 landings

[LindaStevensBZ]

AMAZING FEAT!

The LEM is THE flying machine.

[dynawics]

@cirurginn actually we arent going back- obama shut it down

[yesiamawizardjonny]

Everyone shit talks the shadow of the LEM. It looks alright to me compared to shadows I've seen on the moon. You are all just a bunch of hoaxers.

[yesiamawizardjonny]

@cirurginn Yeah it sucks. They canceled the program.

[myrtlebox]

@cirurginn Are you kidding me? They won't believe any future missions either.

If you strapped them in the rocket and forced them to go, they would be in denial the entire trip (You just gave me LSD and now I'm halucinating). These people are total losers and will sadly never understand many things in life.

[MrTrescojones]

@bullshitdetective1 The russian soft landers carried prism arrays and indeed did what you describe , the lunakhod rover lander wheighed 2.4 tonnes, the russian manned lander that was tested in earth orbit wheighed 3 and used the same engines and radar.

I think people get hung up on the idea that a payload is fundamentally different if its human,but its just about the math; rates and amounts.

[bullshitdetective1]

@MrTrescojones they can send robot deflectors to make out we landed!!!!!!

[gardenchair]

"Descartes highlands" Love it. I wonder if they found the great man up there still in his oven cogitating away :)

[MrTrescojones]

Said it on related videos, but the fact anyone, anywhere, with a powerful laser and detector of the same wavelength, and a telescope to aim them at one of the 'claimed' landing sites, can bounce an optical pulse off the moon. This is pretty much unfakeable and implies that right angle prism arrays must actually be there as claimed. That in turn means the technology to put them there must work.