Comments by "MRA" (@yassassin6425) on "How a Young Engineer Saved the Moon Landing" video.

"Why are the moonlanding-believers sounding always so stupid, dumb and jerky." The unintentional irony at this stage is as staggering as it is hilarious.
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...When disturbed. Well no shit.
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Incorrect. The approach radar antenna was mounted on the lower exterior surface of the Lunar Module. The signal from the antenna was fed to a continuous wave doppler radar set that controlled the powered landing. This instrument provided velocity, slant and altitude measurement data to the guidance computer used to manage the retrorockets that slowed the descent of the LM. The LM’s descent to the lunar surface was broken up into three phases: braking, approach, and landing. Each phase was handled by a separate program in the computer: P63, P64, and P66. The Commander took over “manual” control during the landing phase, however, this was a misnomer. The “manual” mode during the landing phase was actually known as “attitude hold” because the computer was still responsible for the highly challenging task of maintaining the LM’s attitude. The Commander’s job was to tell the computer how fast to descend and which direction to move via stick inputs. The computer adjusted the engine throttle and fired the maneuvering thrusters to make it happen, all while balancing the LM on its engine output and making adjustments for the changing mass/weight of the LM as it burned fuel. Even in 'manual', the computer were instrumental in the final landing phase.
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Are you referring to your partner's sole orgasm?
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