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How did that lander take off and turn into a capsule splashing down in the ocean
It's called a selfie nowadays!😅😊😂
And voting is real
It NEVER happened. Total BS. Who took the video of the Liar stepping on the Las Vegas Desert??????
Deployment of Remote Cameras
As part of the mission, remote cameras were deployed on the lunar surface to capture images and footage of various activities conducted by the astronauts. These cameras were strategically positioned to document critical moments such as the lunar module’s descent and ascent, as well as the astronauts’ activities during their extravehicular activities (EVAs).
Transmission of Data
The remote cameras utilized technology that allowed them to capture images and transmit data back to Earth. The transmission of data from the lunar surface to Earth involved a complex system that included radio signals and communication protocols designed to ensure the successful transfer of visual information.
Reception and Processing
Upon receiving the transmitted data, NASA’s ground control teams were responsible for receiving and processing the images captured by the remote cameras. This involved specialized equipment and personnel trained to handle the reception and interpretation of visual data sent from the lunar module’s location on the Moon.
Archiving and Analysis
Once the images were received and processed, they were archived for further analysis and documentation. NASA’s team of scientists, engineers, and researchers meticulously reviewed the images to gain insights into various aspects of the lunar surface, mission operations, and scientific observations.