Lunar lander

Apollo 11 Lunar Module `Eagle` (Plastic model) Images List

For now, anyway.

For the first time since the end of the Moon Race, Russian engineers have quietly begun working on a lunar lander capable of carrying cosmonauts to the Moon.

Japan has achieved a major milestone in its space exploration program with the successful landing of a lunar lander on the moon. The Japanese space agency, JAXA, confirmed the landing and released images of the lander touching down on the moon's surface. The lunar lander, named Smart Lander for Investigating Moon (SLIM), has been specifically designed to study the moon's topography and gather data on its composition. Equipped with a high-resolution camera and a laser altimeter, the lander…

Lunar lander and power

The Egress Hatch, the Descent Ladder and the Parabolic High-gain TV Antenna dominate the Left Side of the LK-3.

PHOTO REMASTERED by Dan Beaumont. American manned lunar lander. Study 1952. Von Braun's first lunar lander design was an immense spacecraft. Von Braun Lunar Lander INFO: www.astronautix.com/craft/vonander.htm Von Braun, NASA documents and biography: history.msfc.nasa.gov/vonbraun/ Werhner von Braun: " Moon lander vision ", Collier's magazine, October 18, 1952, Chesley Bonestell artist INFO: www.flickr.com/photos/mrdanbeaumont/16282304015/ Wernher von Braun: "Missile to Moon", documentary…

The United States is going back to the moon, and it's happening sooner than you would think. NASA is going back to the moon in 2024, and they might just have the support of Congress to do so. Getti...

Apollo 11, Saturn V Rocket and Lunar Lander. L-Dopa Design + Illustration

Description After the Mars lander is slowed enough by its heat shield, a small Ballute (Balloon-parachute) is deployed to stabilize the Lander's attitude. The shroud that has protected the Ascent stage and the landing legs are deployed by firing explosive bolts. Once this is accomplished the ballute will be allowed to pull out the main parachutes. Lightwave and Photoshop Thanks for having a look!