Private Japanese lander’s moon touchdown likely failed, still captured amazing Earth views

[@mukundramtirthkar936]

As an Indian I can understand the pain and that tension on the faces in control room. More or less same thing happened with our Chandrayaan 2 i. e. our lunar lander. Nevertheless, hope for the best for next time Japan. ❤

[@Almighty_Flat_Earth]

I dare any globe dreamers to answer these: 1. If sun is 93 million miles away, then we should feel the same scorching heat in the morning and in the noon, but why there's huge difference in heat between noon and morning-evening? Why light intensity of the sun becomes magnitude higher in the noon? 2. If sun is burning, where is the smoke? 3. Vacuum cannot conduct heat as there's no molecules, so how sun's heat is traveling 93 million miles wide vacuum to reach here? 4. Magnets lose magnetism when heated up, then how your ball earth's inner core burning for billions of years at extreme temperature and yet doesn't lose its magnetism? Compass still works. 5. If satellites are real, then some countries that have satellite TV dish antennas on top of houses should point straight up 90°, but why all TV antennas in all countries always point sideways? 6. Point your finger at the direction in which your computer ball earth is flying at 800,000 kmph speed as you read this, can you? 7. Winter when sun is closer and summer when sun is farther? How? Tilt of the earth? It's sphere anyway regardless of tilting according to you. 8. If space expanding and things are red shifting and moving away from one another then how will andromeda and milky way collide ? 9. Why there are no stars in those earth images allegedly taken from space? 10. During 2017 american total eclipse, why moon's shadow went from west to east? It's supposed to go from east to west.

[@ibclutchman21]

Don’t be a moron this is the obvious cgi

[@adityasingh3963]

Hope our Chandrayan 3 landing goes well this year.

[@adityasingh3963]

@@Almighty_Flat_Earth 1. In the noon you are directly facing the sun so heat has to travel through less atmosphere and in the morning you are facing sideways so heat is traveling through more atmosphere so intensity reduces. 2. The sun isn't burning, it is nuclear fusion reaction at the core of the sun. Smoke isn't produced in this reaction, it produces solar winds because of which you can see Aurora Borealis at the poles. 3. There are different ways to transfer heat energy like conduction, convention and radiation. Conduction and convection processes need molecules for heat transfer but radiation doesn't. Radiation can travel through vaccum. 4. Earth is electromagnetic, it is generated due to convention currents. Electromagnets don't lose their magnetism on heating. 5. Our radio satellites are launched to geo stationary orbits which means they are orbiting above the equator. If you are in the Northern hemisphere your antenna needs to point South towards the equator and it points to North in the southern hemisphere and directly up if you are on the equator (very few countries on the equator). There are certain advantages for placing radio sats to geo stationary orbit. 6. Can your rephrase this question? It's hard to understand. 7. Oh just watch a video on this or visualise it if you are good at visualisation. I can't really explain this to you in words. 8. Just because universe is expanding, it doesn't mean all things are moving apart. Things in space can move closer to other things in space due to the kinetic energy gained from forces of other things in space. 9. This question has been answered so many times on the internet. It was because of the NASA's camera technology and how it was set, shutter speed, aperture and everything. 10. Because the moon is revolving around earth in west to east direction. It appears to us from surface as if it is revolving east to west because earth is rotating from West to East at 27 times the revolution of moon. Earth takes 1 day for rotation and moon takes about 27 days to revolve west to east around Earth. So even if moon is revolving west to east, it appears to be revolving east to west.

[@simbalowe]

@@Almighty_Flat_Earth если бы здесь не были бы условия нужных температур для жизни, то вы бы не смогли задавать вопросы.

[@hidel308]

The moonside photo of an eclipse is enough of a historical achievement! Beautiful images! Keep up the great work and never give up!

[@ibclutchman21]

Don’t be a moron this is the obvious cgi

[@Reaction5408]

Is a LIE

[@tonyflatearther]

It's all animated & simulated horseshit cartoons dude 🤣🤣🤣 don't buy it

[@VladIDrago]

Good fake ];-D yeah... . Next special effects Hollywood or graphics 3D animation losers... . This is actors and theatre for take taxes for nothing...idiots... .

[@rishabbansal7662]

My respect for the Chandrayaan 2 has now raised even more. Even a technically advanced nation like Japan make such fails.

[@GrupaWroclawPL]

This is big step, no fail no learn.

[@Withnail1969]

we seem to be doing a lot of learning with all the failed space missions everywhere.

[@volkswagenb9406]

@@Withnail1969 indeed. It’s a good time to be a Spaceflight fan. All the tech and innovation, plus we still get explosions.

[@jonaskloster1562]

@@Withnail1969 never been more exciting though. Btw, I am reminding you that spacex has well over a 100 consecutively successful landings with the falcon 9. That is insane:)

[@jshaw4757]

​@@jonaskloster1562Those images are CGI mate ??...you think actual images then yh...isn't the earth spinning at the speed off Bullet n flying at the speed off a bullet across the cosmos ..thanks

[@jonaskloster1562]

@@jshaw4757 Yes, the Earth spins and moves swiftly, but objects on it (including rockets) start with the same speed due to inertia. There is no air resistance in space btw, only gravity. Also, cameras tracking rockets compensate for motion. CGI isn't needed to capture these feats of engineering. Have a great day!

[@Itisfinished.]

Omg, I am reading the comments and I can't believe how many think this is real and can't see the obvious cgi,its absolutely shocking and hilarious at the exact same time.

[@antouanp]

Why animation and no live coverage? That's Universal Studios... It's cgi and fake!!!

[@caramad]

Exactly it is so fake

[@Itisfinished.]

@@caramad thank god for a normal person

[@Seedavis397]

Don’t worry your not alone this is the biggest joke. People will believe anything

[@Itisfinished.]

@@Seedavis397 yep and this is perfect evidence for it,no cure for stupid and from the cradle to the grave the dumb masses will live and die as ignorant of the world they lived as the animals they ate,sad.

[@ReveredDead]

This is the first ever images of a solar eclipse on the Earth taken from the Moon. This is absolutely incredible. And you can clearly see the sun is directly behind the lander and moon as the shadows show. Absolutely incredible.

[@MostBeautifullest]

Nah it's BS. The earth is just sitting there and not rotating. Looks like a cheesy photo app image. It's not real.

[@xaussiex71]

They were cgi pictures. When the moon mark was noted on Australia, it was 2am, night time in Australia. They have been caught up in a lie!

[@ReveredDead]

@@xaussiex71 *sigh* there is always someone just like you in the comment section...

[@xaussiex71]

@@ReveredDead Sorry to bust your bubble princess. I watched this event live at 2am, the boss said there were new pics, Australia in daylight. The eclipse was last week...

[@gulfy09]

​@@MostBeautifullest exactly it's totally fake images. Imagine are like your imagination...

[@masshultzy6449]

We are with you Japan from USA.. You will succeed!

[@kyledsheldon]

​@@jennyohara4011 because we're badass and have done everything so why do we need to do it again?

[@HaharuRecords]

@@jennyohara4011 This time its not just going and play beach vollyball and come....Its about observing, researching...to build a base ...so who ever does first will have a good share... Only hope makes it going..

[@masshultzy6449]

Because we are going back with current and better technology. Getting to the moon is one thing. going back a half century later requires different minds, new sets of eyes, new and improved technology, and more ambitious plans!

[@snowthemegaabsol6819]

@@jennyohara4011 Japan never went to the moon 54 years. Ispace didn't even exist back then. NASA are the ones who went, and when they did, they had plenty of experience in both the technology, and failures. Having some of the world's top experts probably helped with that. Plus, they're a government body, and one which back then was funded a lot, so budgeting and cost optimization wasn't really a concern. They didn't even really go because of science, they went as a military stunt. Ispace on the other hand is a private company that's only 13 years old, they can't dump 6.6 trillion yen on a massive and overspecced rocket. That's not their goal anyway, their goal is to get the cost of going as low as possible. They have to test their solutions to that problem, and with that comes the possibility of failure. Space is hard

[@nighthawk0077]

@@jennyohara4011 Depends what you mean by "we"

[@gelobledo]

With the tech today you would think they could make this look more realistic. Was this from a early 2000s video game?

[@KorbinX]

What part would be "more realistic"?

[@cbrfan17]

I know what u mean 😂😂

[@pranavgandhar4604]

nonsense they are not creating Hollywood movie , India send spacecraft to moon under 75 million , Hollywood spends more on VFX for space CGI nd VFX !

[@xaussiex71]

They were cgi pictures. When the moon mark was noted on Australia, it was 2am, night time in Australia. They have been caught up in a lie!

[@Lee.S..B]

The attempted landing was at 2am Australian time, but they had been in lunar orbit since the 20th of March. So they were orbiting the Moon at the time of the eclipse and the shown footage was from then, not from the landing footage.

[@snowthemegaabsol6819]

how cute, it doesn't know how days work

[@xaussiex71]

@@snowthemegaabsol6819 Don't get gay on me, weirdo. I know how days work, I've lived through 18,787 days champ.

[@philcoombes2538]

​@@xaussiex71then many of those were wasted, on the basis of your ignorance displayed...

[@snowthemegaabsol6819]

that's pretty sad that you would get this wrong then

[@wolfbear7]

Better outcome in future. Great attempt. Never Give Up.

[@VeilingSun]

4:10 That video of the earth hanging still and the moon moving in the foreground is stirring. Beautiful beyond words.

[@aerokasyeal4840]

u dmb sht it's a computer video

[@techtinkerin]

Ooohh yeah that's the good stuff right there!!!

[@JCIK2311]

How gullible can you be?

[@Addy-745]

It's Fake Dude . No wonder they do it so blatantly people are actually sheeps

[@VeilingSun]

@@Addy-745 Lol, it's real homie. 4:10 Put it on full screen and in HD an look again. Inflation's really getting to people's eye prescriptions.

[@TennesseeEcoman]

Star Wars would be proud of AGi 👍🏻

[@KorbinX]

AGi? I'm guessing that stands for "artificially generated images"?

[@truegret7778]

Amazing effort!! Beautiful images ... keep investigating and continue to learn for the next mission.

[@junito2899]

What beautiful images? I didn’t see any

[@FancyPants43]

This is AMAZING!! All legitimate, nothing covered from the public. Transparency will the next step for civilization 💯💚💯 Go privately own companies!!

[@mikeslemonade]

Haha I sense the sarcasm.

[@FancyPants43]

@@mikeslemonade Lol you did...well, NASA has been hiding everything since the beginning. I would think by now, we're not stupid as they think we are when they drop the feed or photoshop something out. The truth will come out, it's all about when? how? and who? Definitely not NASA because they've had plenty of footage of UFOs and UAPs. When you think about it, the CIA furnished NASA with virtually all its intelligence on the Soviet space program during the 1960s. So suppressing information is definitely there strong suit. Now I feel that came out a little harsh but come on already. Lol 🤣

[@maxedoutbear]

Imagine believing any of this was real 🤦‍♂️

[@Seedavis397]

People are dumb and brainwashed

[@brickfinger]

Absolute trash ... the heliocentric fantasy

[@KorbinX]

Imagine thinking the earth is flat and space is fake 😂😂

[@Seedavis397]

@@KorbinX imagine believing everything you see on tv and trying to act smart by regurgitating math problems that you were force fed in school. I guarantee you 95% of flat earthers know 10 times more about your fake model of earth than you even do. Don’t be on the wrong side of history man wake up and use ur critics thinking skills.

[@maxedoutbear]

@@KorbinX so you think this video footage / premise is real. Cool

[@JYF921]

Reason: engineers were distracted by anime

[@ray095883]

Confirmed

[@vkobevk]

nah kaguya shooting their lander

[@juzores1]

Childish instagram comments.

[@KorbinX]

​@@juzores1 idk it was pretty funny

[@cbrfan17]

😂😂.. they were "forced" to believe

[@TheDentist27]

Why can’t they live stream like in 1969?

[@martinroskilly9994]

An amazing feat in space exploration - the images alone are absolutely beautiful. Well done to all the team - very impressive work.

[@joseffblake]

What images? It was all computer generated!

[@willowthesily672]

@@joseffblake 1:52

[@joseffblake]

@@willowthesily672 uh huh... Tell me, do you know how much bigger the earth is compared to the moon? Or how bright the moon is supposed to be while standing on the surface, considering that it supposedly reflects sun rays? Also, the position of that shadow doesn't make any sense from that point of view since ilthe picture was supposedly taken during a solar eclipse... It should've been in the center! Also, the brightness of earth and moon doesn't match the image shown just a couple of minutes after at 4:11

[@willowthesily672]

@@joseffblake all surfaces reflect light, its how you see things that doesn't affect how bright the moon would be

[@TheInsanelysane]

Am I not the only one that thinks this is all some pretty good CGI...??

[@mauricegold9377]

You are right. You're not the only gullible one with no education, a medieval-level pre-scientific mind-set and no interest in learning.

[@rezoom69]

It says on top right corner it's a simulation with real time tracking data.

[@2150dalek]

Yes .. maybe your cat,too

[@snowthemegaabsol6819]

There are plenty of morons in the world with you. But I guess you can't be expected to know that if literal preschool level stuff is beyond you

[@Seedavis397]

This is fake as shit

[@patrickpfeifer9008]

And the americans landed and came back from the moon with people onboard and this in 1969 ? Some Holliwood regisseur did a wonderfull job .

[@davidwoon6402]

Whether it is a hoax? Only 3 Astronauts know the truth, the whole Truth nothing but the Truth. Armstrong, Collins and Aldrin... Fact or fiction?

[@eZaFJDUBB]

Yeah JFK cut a blank check to nasa they had so much money, it was the cold war, there's a Saturn v on display at Cape Canaveral go see it yourself and inspect it looks pretty functional to me

[@calarndt]

Great work iSpace! I look forward to your future successes!

[@nix-cipher]

Great cg coloring,the Earth definitely does not appear blue from that distance. Like wtf do they really think people are that stupid?!

[@breezy28333]

Man i genuinely cannot believe this shi 😂 , the color of the earth, how close it is too, i mean this is worse then the apollo mission im surprised they couldn't do better in 2023

[@chromosome24]

It went 2km/h at 20m to 3km/h at 20m, and abruptly 0 at 0 thereafter. This was also at 0 landing time countdown. If the landing time counter has any correlation to fuel consumption, it seems like the lander ran out of fuel and fell from 20 meters. Though, if this were the case, the lander should've still been able to transmit data for about 4.5 seconds, which is the lunar free fall time from 20m with an initial downward velocity of 3m/s. So we should have seen some indication of acceleration in the telemetry data during that time, but we instead see a jump from 20m to 0. This all to say, I'm not sure what happen.

[@jdw-616]

Lol you can't possibly believe this is real

[@jdw-616]

@@forbidden-cyrillic-handle notice how the sun doesn't light the sky go in a closet with a candle 🤦

[@themotobikelife]

Its a vacuum….light needs material to hit in order to reflect back to hour eyes…there is no atmosphere on the moon, no air, no material around the moon to reflect light off, a closet is not the same as space, but anyway, you’re just trolling

[@blackbirdpie217]

@@jdw-616 You can't possibly think the moon is fake.

[@jdw-616]

@@blackbirdpie217 it's certainly real but it's not a rock and we aren't floating on a ball.

[@MK-cw4gw]

What a lovely animation show.

[@eMBO_Gaming]

What a lovely demonstration of the Dunning-Kruger effect.

[@MK-cw4gw]

@@eMBO_Gaming And you are proving my point exactly.

[@talesfromtheknicks7811]

Only a moron who never even played Star Fox would believe this BS

[@olufemiajibola8858]

Test of fate, courage and determination. Great efforts guys. Greetings and supports from Nigeria.❤🎉

[@tonytramonti5828]

Excellent effort, also makes you appreciate even more what the Americans managed to pull off in 1969.

[@iamjadedhobo]

Don't forget that Luna 9 was the first lander to softly touch down on the moon (source: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moon_landing)

[@Superkaioken87]

Never happened that landing and all were fake. This is fake too. The firmament blocks us from leaving

[@pranavgandhar4604]

USSR fear

[@kentuckylisa1380]

I think it looks like a really good cartoon

[@MRAnik-dg7wl]

Japanese scientists need consultant with chinise🇨🇳 scientists because chinese engineers are experienced and they have high reliable technology. Good luck japan 🇯🇵

[@junito2899]

Why isn’t there a protected high definition camera on the module to show things in real time, not some simulation animation to show what is happening…. This doesn’t make sense and people swallow this like it’s miracle water

[@cdtape]

because the speed of transmitting the data is very low

[@KorbinX]

Try sending a packet of data 230k miles...see how long it takes

[@junito2899]

@@KorbinX I know right, imagine getting 4K images from a rover on Mars about 159 to 160 million miles away! 640 times further away from earth!! Here, only a quarter of a million miles away we get a simulation and when things don’t go wrong there is no way of seeing what happened? Prolonging an objective because it’s not possible and it’s just moving the goal post to alleviate suspicions of it’s truth

[@KorbinX]

@martin diaz The fact that they use a simulation to display the data they receive so we don't have to have 3 people drawing on a whiteboard where everything is. It's not hard to figure it out. Instead, you see their simulation and think "Oh it's just see Gee Eye". No it isn't. It's the same thing your car does: displays important happens going on with said car. Really grabbing at straws here, huh? Show me where there is a 24/7 live stream of every part of the moon. I'll wait. The main issue for lack of "a protected high definition camera on the module" is weight. It costs a lot of money to send something into space. Even more importantly is the landing craft has a weight limit with fuel, batteries, etc. So any more personal incredulity I can squash for you?

[@snowthemegaabsol6819]

They're not here to satiate your unreasonable expectations, they're a business who doesn't even know or care that you exist. But hey, you try streaming some crisp 4K 60fps with a bitrate of 50kbps, let me know how disastrously it goes. By the way, the Curiosity doesn't have a camera that can shoot in 4K. The famous "Greenheugh Pediment" climb selfie for example was a huge composite from 86 unique images that took hours to upload. And you want several tens of these per second? I don't know what century you live in, but in this one, what you want is simply impossible. You're simply techno illiterate

[@amsgaming96]

Our India 🇮🇳 Did it finnally ❤❤❤ ISRO 😎😎😎

[@sagararajapakse1974]

Good luck to next mission, Do not give up, Go Ahead

[@techtinkerin]

Worth it just for that pic👍😎

[@likegawdd]

amazing CGI!

[@Jr_Scientist]

Don't worry guys 🇮🇳

[@jamesjesus1828]

It's okay guys they can load the quick save and try again

[@Jim-nt7xy]

No disrespect, but the staff looks like a high school rocketry team.

[@onelight2323]

Simulation, animation! 🤣 Stars galore in one scene, then pitch black in another...hmmm. 🤔 Houston, we've got a bunch of problems!

[@RamblinAround]

Why couldn't you have cameras broadcasting video constantly as it began it's descent? It may have given them some idea of what happened.

[@JPSimen]

Because it is fake.

[@ro887]

@@JPSimen lol it's not because something is out of your intellectual capabilities that that means it's fake.. 🤣🤣

[@snowthemegaabsol6819]

They figured out pretty quickly what happened despite not having video. But having a video broadcast from that far away without any directional uplink would be infeasible. The upload speed simply isn't there. It could easily take 4 seconds between each frame, probably more like 10 or 12 realistically.

[@JPSimen]

@@snowthemegaabsol6819 they stared at each other because they witnesed their little satelite get pewed pewed by the Aliens on the surface.

[@shannonjaensch3705]

Because it is all faked.

[@JamesDoylesGarage]

My Dad taught me, that you only fail when you give up. I wished so much more for this team. Looking forward to the next launch.

[@MostBeautifullest]

Wtf. This is not real footage. It's cartoon graphics.

[@rezoom69]

@Percy Wetmoe it says it's simulation with real time tracking data.

[@ibclutchman21]

@@rezoom69 Don’t be a moron this is the obvious cgi

[@neohippe1]

This is not video. It’s the animation explained at the live showing. Just an animation. That’s it.

[@KorbinX]

So would you rather them have a person drawing what's happening(in real time mind you) with the craft? Your car's speedometer tells you how fast you go, is that fake cgi as well? Same thing here. The data is sent back from the craft, the animation updates said data so we can "see" what's going on.

[@JusticeForMiuraHaruma]

The earth is so beautiful ❤

[@HeavyMetals1969]

If at first you don't succeed, try, and try again. Fantastic work. Japan scores a win in History.

[@cocamilo22]

win in what? India crash landing first on the moon long time ago...

[@michaeldonnelly2977]

They look so happy at 9:45. The older man looks like the father of the young man, and he is beaming with pride in his boy! Then at 12:02 the old man appears to be considering seppuku! Nobody on that team has anything to be ashamed of. You only fail when you don’t try. This team shot for the moon and landed among the stars.

[@javiersimental1908]

Don Petit quote " I would go to the moon in a nanosecond but the problem is we've destroyed that technology and it's a painful process to build it back again" 😅

[@Lee.S..B]

Ignoring the fact that the quote is just the personal musings of an individual. What part of the quote says or infers that it didn't happen? Maybe my comprehension skills are below the level of yours. To me, if someone says that something is destroyed and it's a painful process to build it back again. Then he's saying that it happened.

[@javiersimental1908]

@@Lee.S..B hahahahaha sure kzbin.info/www/bejne/jaDKpIaFp9djopo

[@philcoombes2538]

​@@javiersimental1908want to build a Concorde today - you can't... does that mean the Concorde didn't exist...?

[@javiersimental1908]

@@philcoombes2538 What did the Concorde do? Did it go past the Firmament which is impossible. NASA's code word for Van Allen Radiation belt. Bill Nye said it better it's a closed system we cannot leave earth

[@Toonhai]

I am so happy for the team. Amazing achievement.

[@marktuyet]

Admiration from the USA and wishes for future success .

[@DaveBegotka]

Looks like NASA high def models from the 60's

[@ingridllinas5612]

I do agree with the spirit of the Co. Do not giving up! It was such a journey, that feels sad to loose it at the final moments. Hope.

[@Itisfinished.]

If you can't see that its fake,wow.

[@mediadesignppg]

I also see this is fx simulation. Just like Nasa all works. What's the point to blame all people?

[@iamjadedhobo]

@3:00 To see a solar eclipse projected onto the earth is just wild :) I sincerely hope iSpace gets a second chance at landing on the moon.

[@JonathanTucker1ls]

So close, good luck for the future

[@yabbadabbadoo8225]

Props to the camera guy following along side getting those close ups back to earth

[@ronaldlebeck9577]

It could have actually landed as it was supposed to, only to have the comms quit working. Nobody can say with 100% certainty that it crashed until they get eyes-on some way or another. I don't know if the Lunar Recon Orbiter has enough resolution to see something the size of that lander in good enough detail to get an idea if the lander is upright or just a bug smear on the surface.

[@Nostradamus_Order33]

Aim the James Web at it

[@JPSimen]

Well Japan did make it out of Origami. What did they expect honestly?

[@ShackledHalo]

If at first you don’t succeed, brush yourself off and try again. 👏

[@michaeljones5378]

Video game... truly.

[@kentuckylisa1380]

It looks like really good animation

[@toonzry5603]

Simulation video?? That was so lame… it’s 2023, where’s the real video?

[@mr.manfredjensenjen7294]

Rooting for you all. Keep it at and look forward to your success.

[@ohoura]

amazing attempt. beautiful images. keep it going.

[@vrtsgme]

Gutted for you guys. You got to touch the moon! With each failure comes learning and learning leads to success. Look at SpaceX and Starship last week.... I will be following your next attempt with great interest.

[@colors6692]

Different league bro. This private Japanese company without any fanfare got a lot further than any SpaceX spacecraft ever did!!!

[@vrtsgme]

@@colors6692 Yawn, don't forget who got this spacecraft into space in the 1st place....

[@masshultzy6449]

@@colors6692 This is not a who is better than who..This is just childish behavior. Just like Mark E. said. spacex helped get them there.

[@mattb6646]

Waiting for flat earthers to tell us these pictures are fake or at the top of the firmament

[@mattb6646]

@@forbidden-cyrillic-handle there are actual images in the video if you actually watch the whole thing smart guy.

[@mattb6646]

@@forbidden-cyrillic-handle oh my bad, I thought you were being serious not answering as if you were one lol. Yup what you said sounds about right

[@FlynProfessor]

They are already on here doing just that. It’s amazing how many show up on space and science channels. Let’s you know how much they are searching and watching for somewhere to start their trolling. Pathetic losers trolls are. IMHO.

[@lulusiki]

Congratulations to Japan for creating a new meteorite crater on the moon

[@justanother-KongYiJi]

Slightly better than Star Citizen graphic I'll give ya that

[@quantika72]

They keep laughing in your face with all this fake nonsense… wake up people❕❕❕

[@KorbinX]

"Fake nonsense" You'll, no doubt, have verifiable evidence of your claim right?

[@quantika72]

@@KorbinX absolutely, have you seen the video evidence of how NASA fake the ISS videos with green screens, and how their actornuts hang from harnesses and use computer CGI?

[@roguewarr4662]

Made in Japan Deep Purple , best album .

[@TheOffcialElonMusk]

Amazing how nobody can land an unmanned craft yet we supposedly did it many times in a row 60 years ago. Right.

[@FlynProfessor]

Unmanned is way more difficult. A person can correct for error or choose a better landing spot. Technology does not currently do that as well as people can.

[@aungaisum8654]

Hollywood studios can 🤣🤣🤣

[@Seedavis397]

@@FlynProfessor bull shit. So we went to the moon in 1970 with less computing power than a game boy??? Yea right you can’t have thrust in a vacuum space is fake and people are dumb

[@marcpeninou5879]

Great job guys and ladies, from Canada,you Will get it done the next time.

[@acebubbles5023]

that team looks very multinational. Love it

[@0lintana]

Cant wait for the next mission, much love from the Netherlands❤

[@ivanzlatar2445]

Space Travel is Hard !

[@abhisheksaurav]

three major countries failed lunar landing with advance tech and usa did this in 70s. speaks a lot about american lunar landing.

[@genefowler1847]

So close……don’t give up.

[@aungaisum8654]

Isro said this line also 🤣🤣🤣

[@shablya]

That eclipse photo is sweet, but what we need is a moon orbiter system streaming 4K video 24/7 back to earth available to everyone in near real time.

[@breezy28333]

Yea right, Maybe one day youll realize why and how we have came this far but yet, we will never, ever, ever. have that happen. Truly impossible. and its not because we are smart enough to do it, its just not out there.

[@jdw-616]

Holy snikies how brain dead is this world, the fluoride was a good investment.

[@Seedavis397]

True that

[@salnewton7032]

The aliens probably shot it down. 😢😂

[@BSnicks]

More probably an incorrect use of PI. The correct PI is a bit larger than the one on the calculator. This would mean the lander was probably much closer to the surface than anticipated. So it hit the ground much earlier than expected!

[@grosvenorclub]

Well done Japan .

[@jhunjhuncastro3811]

Great step of Japanese in space sent a landers in the moon is not a failure is just the beginning of success of your group goingto outer space..

[@bashaarlamaco9455]

The japanese are a great people. They still have human honor. Those are fantastic views of our wonderful planet.

[@aungaisum8654]

Butcher lol 😔

[@rnilu86]

Moon doesn't have air or an atmosphere to slow down. It's tough to land on the moon. Anyway all the best for the future

[@Seedavis397]

It’s so tough Americans did it in 1970 first try and landed men and a gokart. What a fucking joke people believe anything

[@digger-59]

Getting to the moon is in itself a huge achievement,but with out failure there can be no progress it’s from this we learn and improve.👍

[@alaslife21]

Great work japan ❤️ frm India

[@maissenat7896]

Fake

[@KorbinX]

Then provide evidence...

[@shae7210]

That's one small step for man, one giant leap for Japan

[@geekchameleon]

Right before the simulation lost contact, it looked like it touched down at 20 KPH. It hurts, but since no person was lost, everything learned is worth it.

[@earlysda]

animation

[@markcaserta1367]

It is better to try than to not try at all.

[@upgradeiself1603]

50 years ago they played golf on the moon. Or so they say.

[@titiparisien5915]

Al Shepard did it. Harrison Schmitt did some skiing. And John Young drove a short Grand Prix (max speed 16 kmph).

[@olasek7972]

they hit a golf ball, I would NOT call it playing golf

[@captainf1027]

YOU SHOULD BE VERY PROUD WITH YOUR HEADS HELD HIGH, YOU HAVE AND WILL ACCOMPLISH GREAT THINGS

[@timsparks1899]

Simulation=FAKE...😂

[@onelight2323]

Does anyone believe that Neil and the crew really went to the moon back in the 60s? If so, how did they deal with the basic problem of going to the bathroom, with those airtight spacesuits on? Another commentator told me they used roll out cuffs and pooped in bags when they needed. I didn't get a detailed explanation....does that mean they took off their suits while in the cockpit or what? That seems very improbable to me. Does anybody have a more realistic explanation of how they would have dealt with this basic issue? I know they never went. Even Buzz Aldrin said they never went; he explained how he is just a scuba diver. Wake up folks, they are lying to us all.

[@KorbinX]

Yes. I've already explained it to you. You said "nuh-uh" and proceeded to regurgitate propaganda your daddyflerf told you in a YT video. You received a detailed explanation, you just rejected it.

[@KorbinX]

Buzz said they never went back, nice cherry picking

[@onelight2323]

@@KorbinX Buzz said they never went. Clean your ears. Like Jim Carey said, what a fish story and the people are buying it.

[@onelight2323]

@@KorbinX I guess you are still trying to figure out how to poop in your airtight spacesuit.

[@onelight2323]

@@KorbinX kzbin.info/www/bejne/h3qTd2hthd2FnpI Buzz, "We didn't go there and that's the way it happened. " Yes, I reject your animated simulation for being verifiable evidence. There is overwhelming evidence that they did not go and it is all faked. They should not have even put the spacesuits on until they got to the moon, so that they could be more comfortable during the travel and could have pooped and peed in bags as they needed. 🙂 The suits were all for show for everyone to "buy" the story. Keep dreaming, but I hope one day you and others wake up.

[@AbbathDoom-bp5le]

🤣 I've seen better graphics on Skyrim.

[@freeatlast7262]

So why is earth so small from moon point of view? It looks about the size of the moon from earth's point of view. The earth should be 10 times bigger from moon point of view

[@Lee.S..B]

The moon viewed from the Earth is 0.5° and the Earth from the moon is 2° Although all that is irrelevant because you cannot judge the size of background objects from photography. I'm sure that you've seen photos of people looking as tall as the leaning tower of Pisa or making matchbox cars look lifesize?

[@subrataroy8805]

Japan should learn from China, how to land on luner surface

[@whagwale3949]

Not necessary

[@Vishu2075]

At least you guys tried to Land Rover on moon A big mile stone n great achievement Better luck next time work hard team👏👏👏👏👍👍👍😊 Our best wishes wit you❤️

[@jarrodpatterson4483]

Hope it landed. 😢

[@mattb6646]

It randed too hard

[@snowthemegaabsol6819]

Landing is easy, landing safely is hard

[@shannonjaensch3705]

​@@mattb6646Bwahahahahaha CORMHEDY GROLD !

[@mattb6646]

@@shannonjaensch3705 😂

[@frouchitude1916]

wow! It looks so real... 🤣🤣👌👌

[@BICHOTASZN]

🎉🎉 amazing accomplishment ispace! ❤❤ i can’t believe how far humanity has gone 😊

[@TimPool-b8z]

Was it made in India?

[@RocketPal]

Japan

[@Withnail1969]

@@RocketPal They should have got one from China.

[@zeza8603]

@@Withnail1969 It was from China... thats why it failed

[@ManuSharma-yf3jw]

Possibility made in China for sure.. This is why it failed.

[@RocketPal]

@@zeza8603 dude read the title

[@vtv5497]

Great effort guys

[@serjoschaerasmus5512]

It looks so fake, it must be real😆🤣 ❤🙏❤

[@KorbinX]

Let me guess "in the Bible it say" will be your argument for the "earth is flat"? But the firmament!!!!!! 😂😂😂

[@serjoschaerasmus5512]

@@KorbinX So they are so afraid of my answer, that i put here earlier, that they have removed it immidiatly🤣😂🤣 While thay marked youre answer, because it is realy hitting the(ir) mark. ❤🙏❤ ❤🙏❤

[@KorbinX]

@@serjoschaerasmus5512 even if YT takes your comment down, I would still see it in notifications. Gotta lie to flerf

[@mikeslemonade]

@@KorbinX yep. That’s why all flights divert and go down. Rockets don’t go straight up.

[@KorbinX]

@Michael Pun all flights have divert and go down? Seriously? Someone has never flown before. All rockets don't go straight up? Well duh! Gravity assisted burning is the most efficient way of reaching Leo. Meanwhile, you have no measurements of said firmament, just a poorly translated ancient textbook

[@maspirant9192]

Just less than 10m above the surface communication lost. Japan keep going. You are very near. Love from India❤

[@slow-mo_moonbuggy]

Hilarious.

[@scottd7222]

😂

[@KorbinX]

Yes it is: After 3000 years of knowing the earth is round, people *still* think space is fake and the earth is flat. Hilarious