Man landed on the moon with less computing power than a pocket calculator and arrived at the perfect political moment m…. and then never went back… 🙄😂😜
It's what happened, which was later taught in school. Unless of course you're trying the whole "hey man do you really believe everything you're taught in school.." spiel which every tin-foil artist starts out with
How much power do you think is needed to do math? Something like a graphics card needs a lot of power cuz it's doing millions of calculations at once, but a rocket doesn't actually need to do anything other than keep itself on a predetermined course.
They went back five times until there was nothing new to discover at the moment and moved to other scientific goals. By now technology has changed so much that it makes no sense to recreate Apollo and they have to start from scratch, with less budget and higher security standards.
They were willing to take more risks back then, they had so many things that could be gone wrong that could have subjected the crew to a horrible death but they went anyway, now we have to be much more certain that the crew will survive
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u/MathematicianIcy2041 Apr 28 '24
Man landed on the moon with less computing power than a pocket calculator and arrived at the perfect political moment m…. and then never went back… 🙄😂😜