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More Moon Madness
Lunar Lander Model in a Mississippi Park
This will be the last chapter of this book to address technological problems of the NASA Apollo
Space Program narrative. There are a great many technology issues which could be addressed, but
it has never been a goal of this book to serve as an exhaustive treatise on all of the evidence related
to this topic. I am going to briefly touch on a number of technologies reportedly used in the Apollo
program. If the reader is inclined to do so, they are encouraged to search out these subjects further
on their own.
One of the claims of NASA that strikes me as lacking credibility (and there are many), is that the
astronauts of the Apollo program were able to set the lunar lander down on the Moon’s surface on
six different occasions without mishap. This claim is particularly improbable because the technology
had never been tested prior to landing on the Moon, and nothing else like it existed anywhere.
NASA created a simulator for the astronauts to practice on to give them some Earth-based
experience on handling the lunar lander.
Lunar Lander Research Vehicle (LLRV)
