Charlie Duke | An Interview with Charlie Duke | NEAF Talks

[@rosalindhershkovitz4390]

I met Charlie Duke in Australia. It was a very memorable experience to hear him speak and meet him in person!

[@realgamingrn8057]

Nice, I'm doing at report about him.

[@thomaswinkler7809]

You are awesome Charlie! 16 was my favorite mission. Rip John Young

[@presidure]

Great man

[@gasgaslex_photos]

A legend

[@moglu837]

he is my favorite apollo astronout

[@akwakatsaka1826]

@homemadedocumentaries 14:40 he talks about you

[@King_Shroom]

For a guy who makes those videos for fun, this has to be one of the most humbling things he could hear!

[@narajuna]

"Not capable of landing" *?* Probes had capability to land, even Return soon after(1970). [ They might have wanted to, but it was impossible for that lunar module to land. It was an early design that was too heavy for a lunar landing, or, to be more precise, too heavy to be able to complete the ascent back to the command module.] They would eventually guide the lander to within only about 47,000 feet above the surface. TIL The Apollo 10 Lunar Lander was Short-Fueled for ... - Reddit The people at NASA figured that the astronauts on Apollo 10 were ballsy enough to try to disobey orders and clinch the first moon landing, so they didn't put ... => impossible?