What Japan Did on the Moon Is Game-Changing 

Five Super-economies competing in modern moon race. What a amazing timw to be alive.❤

Did they complete the infinite tsukuyomi?

Yayyy new upload

I remember the moon landing. I was 12 years old and we watched it on a black and white t.v.with an antenna on our roof. Someone would have to stand by the window and holler outside to the other person turning the antenna pole to adjust it for maximum clarity😂😂 I lived in North Mississippi in the delta, home of endless cotton fields and mud and the blues. My cousin and I got a bunch of cardboard boxes and made our own lunar lander. We painted it white with a big American flag. We also got an old hair dryer, the kind that used to be in " beauty parlors " and had a giant plastic bubble top that funneled the air down on the lady's head while she sat down and waited for her hair to dry. That chair was our " mission control " When I think about my childhood it's like I'm living in another world. We would run through the cotton fields right after they had been sprayed with pesticides by the crop duster planes that were buzzing overhead. Sorry, I'm on a memory jag.😂😂😂😂 Farewell 1969!

I thought they were putting snipers on the moon 😭

Me, a Kerbal veteran: "Mhm, I know these landing troubles very well. Good job!"

I didn't realize the 14 Day and 14 Night situation. Crazy!

You didn't see the pictures??? 8:35

Incredible precision, technology has evolved profoundly in the past 60 years.

Ok, it was definitely more accurate than its predecessors, but calling it a pinpoint landing is somewhat of an exaggeration. The pin would have to very large.

Its truly amazing that the majority people still don't know whats really there! The true reason no manned missions have returned. A fiction so entrenched and the truth so far hidden.💯🎯

I think it's very possible to have an international moon station by 2050. If only humans could get over their love for war.

Landing based on high res reference photographs doesn’t seem so hard. There are no clouds that would obscure the view of navigation cameras. It does require considerable onboard computing power however.

We're a couple years out from H.G Wells 'The Time Traveller'. I Swear if we blow up the moon...

So, wat is so special about Japan landing a Toyota Land Cruiser and a Nikon camera on the moon?

very cool, I did not know this ! I am glad someone somewhere is interested in our moon and all the questions we still have unanswered.

The space race is back on, baby! 💪🏻😂💪🏻

That one guy who forgot to tork the bolts on the thruster that fell off>_

That was "exactly" the reason I thought 👍

And he said no it has to be maraschino Coke 🍒

Great thumbnail.

Just in time for bed

Moon base in 10 years

Great video

107th 😂

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I am going to be real blunt about this question. WHY are we still seeing renderings and animations and not real footage. its 2025 almost!

Idk why enough people aren’t interested in the universe, it’s so humbling to learn how insignificant our world is

Russia never landed on the moon. It was the Soviet Union. Big difference.

The analogy isn't great.. A sniper, or a shot, doesn't have any active element adjusting course during the flight. Not saying this isn't an impressive landing, the analogy is poor.

Never thought I would see a channel with 2m subs have a vid with only 600 views (Yes I'm aware this was 5 min ago)

How did our astronauts get past the radiation belt? 50 years later and no other nation has sent people to the moon.

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Why didn’t it land near to where Neil Armstrong took his first steps to prove to the doubters once and for all that they did go to the moon. As it’s so accurate, it could’ve been easily done.

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