Japan's Moon Sniper Mission: We FINALLY Found What NASA Was Hiding

Japan's SLIM probe has just made history with its phenomenal touchdown on the moon. The massive project, which was years in the making, featured a new advanced technology that may revolutionize space exploration as we know it.


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[RJSmith-jooe]

Still not sure what Nasa supposed to be hiding. Mayer it's just me, but I didn't hear it.

[suburbia]

They warned us not to go to the dark side of moon…

[johngossett]

Sounds a lot like More distractions to take our attention away from what we should be paying attention to. Watch this hand while the other is doing something that we don’t want or need

[DavidRobinson-rjsp]

So, what NASA found on the moon remains unanswered,

[Pzrobbob]

It’s not NARSA, it’s NASA, the “NAS” part of “NASA” rhymes with “GAS”.

[ownerspride]

6:15, what do you mean "Only China has made a successful moon landing in the 21st century"? India just did that 5 months ago and you literally had that picture as you were talking.

[titan]

So, what did you FINALLY found that NASA was hiding?

[KK-fulj]

An alien asked me to watch this video. Amazing. He could be it.

[janiceacaron]

There's so many freakin' ads in this, I can't watch anymore!!!

[shekhar]

Why does the coverage not mention the Indian moon mission? This was the most successful landing in recent times.

[coldunion]

Here’s a sticker for effort but he failed, because you did not answer the question🎉😂

[briansture]

Think about the military application where considerable electrical power could be directed to any point on the global surface.
Ultimate power source for new laser weapons.

[jeevankikahaniya]

India successfully soft landed in south pole of moon ...but you will not mention it.

[JohnRowland-ecdr]

the reason so many crashes are differences in gravity on the moon which is very odd

[propman]

Bottom Line:The moon is a hollow protection alient construction. How many "unknowns" do you have to rack before you look for another theroy?

[patrickcockell]

You said it was a perfect landing then after you said it crashed landed. Get it right YouTube !

[gar]

I’m becoming a skeptic of the U S moon landing

[thomasczajkowski]

you clearly do not understand the Apollo landing process.
you say they armstrong had to manually take control because of the computer errors and the landed in the wrong place., both not true.
the computer problem was overload warnings caused by the rendevous radar accidently left on. the compute was designed to reset seamlessly. they proceeded after

[bhaskarchatterjee]

Indian moon landing was almost perfect, but you have totally ignored it.

[janwarnawa]

Maar ze hebben nog steeds niet de lichtsnelheid bereikt