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We're going back to the moon, and we're going to need to train Astronauts how to land. This video is the result of trying to understand that control problem better. in the next video of this series, I'll show you footage from an actual NASA Lunar Lander software test I participated in many years ago. Also, I'd like to say express grateful I am to everyone who supports Smarter Every Day on Patreon at www.patreon.com/smartereveryday . If you've never considered being a Patreon of Smarter Every Day, then feel free to click the link if you'd like to see what it's all about. If not, then no big deal! I'm grateful that you're here. Warm Regards, Destin
Pshhhhh old news. I could land on the moon.
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@MaGaO true, but the software to land reliably is fairly new and getting better all the time. Most of the failed Mars landings happened without the benefit of the sensors and algorithms available now. It's still best to train the pilots of course.
@Almaadin Many Mars probes have crashed. If humans are aboard, it makes sense to train them just in case.
@Almaadin that was done on earth..so gullible lol. Mars supposedly is 1% density of earth atmosphere. which means no air. an you need air to slow parachute and need air for lift when they eventually fly helicopter drone. so the impossible without air debunks your Mars landing 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣😭😭😭😭😂🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😭😭
RIP Neil Armstrong. Yes it's been 9 years, but he was all of us.
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"this video WERE SENDING LINCON TO THE MOON"
So they essentially made a CNC machine that controls the craft?
NASA : Does all of this Some incel on the internet : "MoOn LaNdInG wAs FaKe!"
I’m looking forward to seeing more videos on returning to the moon. Especially to see what the engineers come up with for a test vehicle to fly here on earth.
Nasa openly admits that humans cannot safely travel through the Van Allen Belts.... Yet this problem was solved in 1969-1972. What gives?
@Atlas I hear what your saying but at the same time the moon landing was THE most significant scientific achievement in human history... Wouldn't you think that is something that would be held onto and cherished for generations?
@John Doe p144.1 It's a shame they lost the original tapes. But I supposed it made sense for them to be erased, since the video signal had been archived elsewhere and keeping telemetry around isn't standard.
@Atlas OK, fair enough. What about the fact that Nasa "lost" over 13,000 reels of telemetry data. Also contributing to the official explanation as to why we haven't been back to the moon.
@John Doe p144.1 Not really. The rocket used in the Apollo program is no longer manufactured. The last Saturn V was made nearly half a century ago. Can't send people beyond LEO without a a massive rocket.
@Atlas don’t you find it a bit peculiar that we could travel 238,000 miles into space(Apollo mission) but now the farthest we can send MAN into space is 1200 miles (Low Earth Orbit)?
The Plan is good! Hopefully it will happen soon! I would like to see human beings will be traveling to the Moon for their vacations and back to the earth! And then Human being will develop the advantage technologies to travel to other planets to live, working, vacation, ...... and back to the Mother Earth!
I don't know about you.... but these prototype propulsion techniques, if they were ever snatched by the military and repurposed for military vehicles,.... and IF one, or some, if any, of those prototypes were seen by the public.... there's a really good chance they'd look like flying saucers, to the layman. think about it... 1964 era, middle of the space race, lots of UFO sightings, and now we know that NASA had a *FREAKING VTOL PROTOTYPE* ?!?!?!??!
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Am I missing something here? Why wouldn't they try to evenly fill the system with helium compartments or vacuum? Would that be beyond the limit of how much that volume could lift compared to the weight of the lunar lander?
Wayne is a national treasure. I love AMERICA!!!!!!!
Among us??!!!
My pal Jonathan Dimock works for NASA. He’s the man who speaks to the president re NASA biz. My pal Johnathan had zeroooo experience to have got this job....
The X-14 is basically a copy of the British Hawker Siddeley P.1127. Which later became the Harrier Jump jet.
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How did they know the lunar gravitational force before going to the moon?
Эти "проэкты"-возможность воровать общие деньги,играть во взрослые игрушки и не быть наказанным,а быть "уважаемыми космическими ворами" Я предпологаю.что верхушка США и СССР были в сговоре и много лет смеялись над доверчивыми гражданами...
We all see drones, and the amazing technology they use to fly straight, steady, and in some cases, autonomously. I'm sure there is a tie-in here.
Didnt the Harrier fly in 1967?
What actually happens on the moon landing(s) low-key confirmed by his guest Ben Feist is that the Apollo Guidance Computer (AGC) does all of the flying until final approach where Armstrong and other astronauts use the rate-of-decent mode (P66), a mode not unlike drones for the home market where the stabilization is handled by the AGC and Neil uses the fly by wire stick to control horizontal velocity, avoid a boulder field and then bring bring the horizontal velocity to zero; another two switches can speed up or slow down the computers rate of descent in increments of one foot per second. I know the LLTV also had a computer. How similar was it's stabilization and controls to the actual LEM and the AGC's P66?
Man, the engineer of the LLTV, what a treasure!
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i dont want to be apart of this planet anymore
4:06 the the angle dynamically shook with his hands, now that's detail.
This was an amazing video. Thank you. Understanding the why truly is as pertinent as the how. If you understand the why, then engineers can use updated techniques if possible instead of just repeating work arounds.
The communists now in charge want nothing to do with moon landings anyway, so...
I don't even drink and I want the lunar shot glass
I really do not see the point. The next one will be landed by ai.
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4:30 "and if there were no drag.." If there were no drag then there would be no thrust/movement. Just like if there were no weight/gravity there would be no lift.
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Would be quite impossible to control Starship HLS by hand. Will be autonomous.
NASA scientists shoulda just played Kerbal Space Program. I was landing on the Mun as a teenager.
Well done video, learned a lot, (like there are still people that think we didn’t go to the moon, and the earth is flat. I’m sure there are still those that think Hitler didn’t murder millions of people in death camps...) My question is, why go back to the moon? What’s there that we can benefit people? It will cost billions of dollars, tax dollars, just to say we can it? It’s a moon with ... not much on it. The distances to leave our solar system to anyway else are just too far away. Sorry, this isn’t Star Trek, or some other fantasy TV show... .
Nah uh, they didn't "make sure velocity is zero when touching the surface". They had probes sticking out of lander which, when the probes touched the surface, automatically shut the engine down (while still some meters above the ground), so the lander gently dropped to the ground.
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Your questions and the way his eyes lit up. Surprised and also happy to see someone younger understanding his knowledge. Awesome
Mr. Ottinger is SO COOL. Man, you just know he has countless other amazing stories.
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Please do a video on the X-14
Back to the moon? 😅
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I confess, Mr. Ottinger make me laugh a few times. What a great man
1:45 when the impostor is sus
I knew there'd be at least one lol
Destin, I have a friend who has an LLTV sitting in his shed at work. I was fortunate enough to get a tour of his "work" and I can honestly say as much fun as it looks... yeah, no... His work is the same AFRC mentioned in your video. I was most impressed by the Peroxide thrusters mounted on every corner and axis of the unit. A tour of the Armstrong facility was the most incredible thing I have had the opportunity to experience. if you are ever there ask about the LLTV and perhaps they can take you to the closet for a look see. God Bless you man, I love your take on science.
We aren’t going back to the moon, not with lunchbox Joe in power.
Everybody know Apollo is a big lie
Wrong
AMONG US!!! HE SAID IT
@ 5:45 ---> food for thought, the Harrier Jump Jet was first tested in 1967 and introduced into service in '69... 😉
Why not installing a helium baloon, that lifts 5/6 of the lander's weight?
at this point this man knows too much to be safe 🙏😂
Where is the loud roar of the rocket when you hear them calmly talking as lunar is landing?
@Atlas nms was tight
It's a pressure fed engine firing in a vacuum, come on.
I would assume the lander's computer will perform the descent and landing in Artemis program.
Why do we need manual landing when we sent multiple rovers to mars and it has ability to auto land with high precision
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1:45 kinda sus....
They actually planned on hitting the moon harder, the crunch pistons on the legs didn't get crunched all the way, that's why their steps are more awkward than usual, edit, because the ladder was hooked on the leg
Hahaha cant wait til you debunk it by looking into it :)
@DrCash7 there really isn't
@Atlas nOtHinG to DeBuNK heRe FolKS
There's nothing to debunk.
How? miniatures and a sound stage...
That was fascinating! Very few people are qualified to call Neil Armstrong an idiot! lol
I think what you're saying, that we need to learn about *why* decisions were made, is really the root of the "teach a man to fish" adage, and it's such a huge issue with the way I see things being taught. Don't give people the answer, give people the tools to find the answer.
Folks at NASA are probably taking notes rn.
Why does the velocity have to be zero upon landing? Why not near zero?
You're making it too easy for tomorrow's kids, they will look like geniuses but instead it was all on youtube.
The power of technology.
never went to the moon brah. hash tag moon landing hoax
@Laura White I have better things to do than watch conspiracy videos. That said, I never came across a good hoaxer argument.
Atlas gee what a convincing retort Atlas. See “American Moon” on YT and then try to tell me it’s not possible that something’s up with the official narrative.
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You are truly a treasure! I so appreciate all of your videos, they are some of the most wholesome and informative media out there.
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Kinda sus
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Thanks for the tutorial, just got invited to a Martian party. Heading out tomorrow night.
Another great video. It would be interesting to know more about the rocket motor that was on the lander and got it back to the orbiter. I had read something where the NASA engineers made it as simple as possible; without any electrical connections to reduce points of failure. It was basically just a mixing of two (2) chemicals by means of the turning of two (2) mechanical valves. Thanks in advance.
I flew a test device in Grumman hangar 5 over a mosaic set of lunar photos. All I had was a mockup of the LM cockpit. I made 3 test landing attempts for evaluation data. 50 years later I toured the hangar at the Cape Canaveral facility and in an alcove next to the Saturn V rocket was the same unit I tested at the Grumman facility. I worked at Grumman for 30+ years on the A-6 Intruder , the F-14 Tomcat,and The JSTARS . Fun years!
There's only three ways to go to the Moon, or one. Step one, resurrect Stanley Kubrick. Step two, rent al large studio in the desert. Step three, buy all media and political influencers to give it credibility. Or Get a bunch of wicked smaht guys to get'em there.
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Excellent. Great job. I know a lot more about lunar landing than I did before watching this. Sign me up!
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Boots on the moon.
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Hey, I know this video is about the moon, but I have had this question on my mind for a while now, and the recent Mars landing has brought it back again (and I can't think of anyone else to ask) so here goes... This is regarding the 7 minutes of terror: Do you think that it is possible for NASA to build signal amplifiers that would be strategically placed between Mars and Earth, and these would boost the signal enough to reduce the delay in communication time? Or is this still too far in the future? I'm thinking 2 or 3 satellites spaced evenly across the distance whose purpose is to catch and slingshot the signals back and forth... Thank you for your response (provided you get this message, or for anyone else who may have a theory/answer).
The delay is because of the finite speed of light. There's nothing that can be done about that.
Don't you think the next lander will have highly AI assisted landing if not completely AI assisted landing? Although I agree that manual intervention from the onboard astronauts might be necessary and hence the training on earth is necessary.
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What a brilliant video. Thank you.
I couldnt find video of the crane attached llrv anywhere else. Where did you get the LLRF-LLRV footage, if you can/want to answer?
Never heard of the X14 either - wow.
Thank you for that video that was awesome I am a space not even though I am not able to go into space but that is so cool that we had that and I bet if we go back to the moon like they want us to we need that version of or a new version of training aid
Thanks, dude.
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Moon landings were faked, hate to break the news.
Ha! You’re an ignorant moron. You know NOTHING about the engineering involved.
Hate to break it to you but you are an idiot.
@Atlas Seriously, do some thinking and use logic...
Wrong.
Man I'm excited for this series!
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This was such an amazing technical feat that mankind accomplished. Thank you for taking the time for making this video and doing in depth research, analysis, and interviews with folks that were involved in the space program. Side note: Sad to see almost 1k flat earthers have shown up.
I love getting smarter everyday with your videos
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