Absolutely Everything We Know about the Moon

A compilation of @astrumspace episodes of everything we know about the Moon.

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[dkmorris]

I love how gentle he is whilst shoving knowledge up my ASTRUM

[brianhildreth]

I usually listen to ancient history podcasts and videos to relax. Stumbled upon a couple of your videos and I'm beginning to get a little hooked. Very easy to listen to and soak in. Thank you.

[julkarcerum]

Astrum, I love your dedication to astronomy. You got me into this stuff. Thank you for everything!

[nickjohnson]

We know so much about the moon... but the exact kind of cheese the moon is composed of remains a mystery.
This single fact has has been holding up the joint French/Italian moon mission since 1970.
You can't go to the moon with the wrong kind of wine.

[sekroz]

We're whalers on the moon ♫
We carry a harpoon ♫
But there ain't no whales so we tell tall tales and sing our whaling tune ♫

[T_da_yung_goat]

Thank you so much for talking about India’s space program! I feel like a lot of people outside of India don’t know it even exists

[TheProsaicCult]

Scientists are always so concerned about an asteroid hitting earth, but an asteroid hitting the moon could be much worse. It would encounter no atmosphere to slow it down. The moon regulates the ocean tides, among other things.

[dtrjqmk]

This is just amazing to watch. Probably going to have to watch it again another time to let all this information sink in. Just amazing work! Thank you Alex. You're a national treasure.

[belliott]

I’m okay with living a world in which Space is the new Wild West for a while… Blasters, Brothels, Rum and Space Weed… Space Pirate!!! Let the Smuggling Begin!

Unfortunately I won’t live long enough to launch my Space Pirate Career… But Hopes are High for my two young Sons.

[MagicRing]

**fails to mention secret lunar bases**

[supered]

You bet your Astrum this channel is really good 😊

[kamakaziozzie]

46:30 Modern military sensors do not take minutes to detect a launch. It’s closer to the order of seconds.
The IR plume of ICBM launch provides a bright IR signature that is immediately relayed to ground stations.

[jondoek]

How did i miss Astrum Extra when ive been watching Astrum religiously 😮

[ClintSappenfield]

I was surprised you didn't cover any of NASA's Rover missions. Not everything about the moon was said on your episode although very well documented I would definitely change the title

[HypnoPol]

Wonderful. Your way of doing documentaries, visuals, soft voice and music helps me through panic attacks.

[mrbenn]

Reading these comments before watching the full video is like a fever dream. Wtf are you all on about.

[donaldolin]

Now humans can destroy the moon with pinpoint precision.

[somethingforsenro]

13:02 as of august 26th, 2024, JAXA formally announced that the craft was dead. they will not be attempting to re-establish communication.

[geraldstiling]

Accurate landing, was achieved by Apollo 12.. 👨🏼‍🚀. They landed close enough to a surveyor space craft to remove its camera 📸 and return with it to earth 🌍

[maemassey]

hearing astrum talk about odysseus makes my heart so happy. even with the landing malfunction, that mission is close to my heart. a close family member of mine helped build it, so my whole family was watching that launch and landing live. long live odie 🤎