How The Apollo Lunar Rover Got To The Moon

Many people ask 'How did the lunar rover get to the Moon?' so this video explains how, with help from NASA photos and archive TV and film footage.

The lunar rover was first used on Apollo 15, then again on Apollo 16 and 17. Overall it travelled over 56 miles across the lunar surface

[sergei]

Thank you, this is the first time I've seen this video.

[Atlantis.Reborn]

Alot of people on the coment section who need to go back to Kindergarten and start over.

[paulsmith-ljwz]

The Astronaut says
" so unreal " ?

[takashitamagawa]

They had so many problems in the development of the lunar module squeezing the weight out of the vehicle. Its development was the gating item in achieving the lunar landing in 1969, everything else was ready before it was. So it's amazing that later on in the program they were able to do this add-on to greatly expand the range of exploration. Amazing that they could find the space and could accommodate the weight.

[Sky_Burger]

It was an amazing time in history. Engineers who are smarter than any Engineers we have today. They use slide rules and paper to do all of their mathematical calculations. And they did great things.

[mfsmfs]

I hope you consider re-making this video in a more condensed version and not have two audio tracks playing at the same time, and leveling your own audio between your NASA questions and your commentary.

[rickylok]

it is very tiny on earth, like a match box, but can be expanded to very big size on moon due to the air pressure, i think

[barrybradshaw]

Me too, he is making out its the first time hes seen the mountain, but if you look at the ground there’s already tyre tracks from the practice run

[GitNthTRUCK]

"Unreal!" 😂 see, he admits it 😂

[davidhepburn]

Disclaimer"for entertainment purposes only".😁😁😁

[thenorthstars]

So why is there no videos taken on the Moon of any astronaut unloading the car on the Moon.
There isn't any video at all.

[xlrbgr]

Is it just me or are there already Buggy tracks as he is driving up the hill? He even follows the tracks, as if they had make two takes of this scene imho.

[ebtvesr]

At the With the battery technology, weight, lead acid? So many unanswered questions

[humbleservant]

Oh no you're not going to get away like that. That was bogus, you could have shown more but you didn't, which leads me to believe it's all bullshit

[lancefolks]

Why cant we go back to the moon? Has technology not advanced? How did the space ship aluminum foil make it to the moon in one piece? Why is the space ship not made of 1/2 pipe?

[saidadam]

Vous ne voyez donc pas qu'ils se foutent de vous ?

[NERDAOS]

Congratulation, it's an amazing video. I have an astronomy channel in Brazil too.

[waxandwayne]

We can see across the universe, back into time even. But we can't see any of the cars we left on the Moon??? I'm not buying where are the satellite photos of the LUNAR ROVERS???

[SagarSagar-rofj]

That soil was untouched since the big bang

[clynntpotts]

How can anyone believe this nonsense, with footage like that? What made it move? Battery? Feul?