Mystery solved.....
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The Soviet Union fell behind us in technology because of their economic and social system.
Also, the US has Florida.
Seriously: the extra "boost" that a rocket gets from the rotation of the Earth increases as you get closer to the equator. The fact that the Russians' launch site was so much further north meant that their rockets had to be significantly larger to do the same job.
You're welcome!Thank you for the new knowledge
(I hope we're both joking.)
Also, the US has Florida.
Seriously: the extra "boost" that a rocket gets from the rotation of the Earth increases as you get closer to the equator. The fact that the Russians' launch site was so much further north meant that their rockets had to be significantly larger to do the same job.
Europeans have always been here! And we probably didn't get to the moon because sailors are too drunk and crazy to start out with.
That reminds me of a joke.
So, two Irish guys walk by a bar...
...:biglaugh:
(I'm Irish btw, before anyone gets offended )
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(Gotta turn the volume up, couldn't find a better quality example...)
in my opinion it was fake. i think this because they havent done it since
it makes sense right?
Also, the US has Florida.
Seriously: the extra "boost" that a rocket gets from the rotation of the Earth increases as you get closer to the equator. The fact that the Russians' launch site was so much further north meant that their rockets had to be significantly larger to do the same job.
Another problem with the N-1 was the sheer number of engines the Russians used. In comparison:You're welcome!
Fun fact: when you're standing "still" on the Equator, the Earth is rotating you at about 900 km/h (IIRC) easterly.
That's quite a bit of a bonus when you're launching a rocket, especially since rockets have a bit of a "vicious circle" problem: to get them to have more total impulse (i.e. the thing that makes them go faster), they need to carry more fuel, which makes them weigh more, which means they need more fuel, which makes them weigh more, etc., etc.
Edit: as massive as the Saturn V was, it still looks kinda small when you see a picture of it side by side with a Soviet N-1. Those things were massive... which meant that the Russians had more technological problems to overcome than the Apollo program did, even notwithstanding the other issues going on in the Soviet Union.
We went to the moon. There's plenty of evidence that we did and no evidence that we didn't.
Anyone disagrees, show me something that says we didn't go to the moon and I'll tell you why it's wrong.
I already did, the moon, because it's made of green cheese, is problematic to a shuttle landing.
So I'll ask this then: If we went to the moon, why has no other been back?
One of the best evidences for the actual manned landing of the moon, aside from what's already been talked about here, is the sheer volume of lunar rocks we brought back.
You can't really fake a lunar rock in an undetectable way (they're older than the oldest Earth rocks since Earth is geologically active), and even if we're willing to suppose an unmanned lander brought them back then you should know that the maximum carrying capacity of even the largest landers is a few pounds at most -- and we brought back over EIGHT HUNDRED pounds of lunar rock (over all the Apollo missions, though this figure does include some unmanned missions, American and Soviet). It's simply not possible for unmanned probes to bring back all of that. That amount requires a manned mission with human hands to pick up some of the samples.
I already did, the moon, because it's made of green cheese, is problematic to a shuttle landing.
lol
(Dear God, I sure hope you aren't serious!)