Lunar Landing Research Vehicle with Neil Armstrong

English: Lunar Landing Research Vehicle with Neil Armstrong.
Español: Neil Armstrong dirigiendo el Vehículo de Aterrizaje Lunar de Investigación.

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[musicbruv]

Are you for real? the Shuttle weighed440,000 lbs, the lunar ascent stage weighed 10,000lbs, shuttle had to reach about 200 miles, the Lunar ascent module had to go about 60 miles, the Shuttle had to contend with 1g of gravity and the Lunar ascent module had only 1/6 g, shuttle orbit speed 18,000 mph, Lunar orbit speed 3,500 mph, the shuttle had air resistance to overcome the Lunar ascent stage did not, the rest of your comment is equaly stupid and not worth the effort of replying.

[musicbruv]

LOL more crap from you, the descent stage was low on full, the ascent stage had its own engine and fuel tank, and what is the problem of docking with another craft doing thousands of miles per hour? shuttle does it all the time with the ISS, speed is relative. you are the one who needs to "get real"

[xXDEICIDE216Xx]

We went to the moon. Stop being a bunch on immature faggots spreading lies. You have no understandable proof showing we didnt, only speculation that is easily debunked.

[elvisinpersonator]

Armstrong never flew LLRVs which were unmanned prototypes. Reportedly he flew LLTVs, three of which crashed

[101andrewj]

strap a grey disk around that thing and put a glass half sphere window on top and you got yourself a flying saucer

[YDDES]

@Alexvideoclip No, they didn't land on the Moon with an astronaut training vehicle with a turbojet engine. They landed on the Moon with lunar landers with rocket engines.

The two kinds of vehicles weren't even designed and built by the same company.

[Alexvideoclip]

And they landed on the moon with that shit, sure...

[YDDES]

@marshalllucky It's not "van halen", it's "van Allen". And no, they don't fry people (or equipment) passing through them. Study science instead of buying what the hoax-sellers say.

[TheSpiritof1969]

@Membrane556

Had it been the NASA of decades ago they would have saved them. But they were simply not that organised to make sure flight ready shuttles overlapped ... such is what happens when accountants take control. They knew the wing was probably damaged but no one was going to have the courage to speak out.