People scoff at the Moon landing, so sure it’s fake because the Lunar Rover seems impossible. This clip from Apollo 15 shows how it was totally possible! #Author #history #space #nasa #apollo | Amy Shira Teitel

On January 8, 1973, the Soviet Union launched the Luna 21 mission to land a rover on the moon. Space History Archives👉 https://space-com.visitlink.me/MWQNq5 This was the second time that the Soviet Union put a rover on the moon,and it was the 13th successful lunar landing of the Luna program. Like the other Luna missions, Luna 21 was an uncrewed, robotic spacecraft. It launched on a Proton rocket and touched down in the Le Monnier crater one week later. About three hours after landing, it deplo

This footage shows Chandrayaan 3’s rover during its time on the lunar surface. Beyond the visuals, the mission marked India’s entry into a small group of nations capable of landing and operating on the Moon. | SpaceEve

1.5M views · 20K reactions | On a roll! Our VIPER rover prototype is practicing rolling out of its lunar lander at NASA's Johnson Space Center. The rover is set to arrive near the Moon's South Pole in late 2024, near the landing site of future NASA Artemis astronauts: nasa.gov/viper | NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration | Facebook

1.7K views · 75 reactions | The Deployment of Rover on the Lunar Surface - Original Footage #Apollo #LunarRover #apollomission #NASA #spaceexploration #space #spacefacts #moonlovers #moonlight #moonphotography #moon @followers | Enknowledgepedia | Facebook

2.3K views · 2.5K reactions | On this day 1972 - Apollo 17 - Lunar Liftoff Combining footage from the LM onboard 16mm film camera and the Lunar Rover TV camera of the liftoff of the Apollo 17 ascent stage Footage enhancement and audio synchronisation by Moonpans Original 16mm footage source : Apollo Flight Journal #apollo17 | Moonpans.com | Facebook

73K views · 1.1K reactions | LUNAR LANDING: The Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) released footage of the Chandrayaan-3's moon rover landing and exploring the moon's surface. On Wednesday, the spacecraft landed on the south pole, making India the first country to achieve the feat. The Chandrayaan-3 is expected to function there for two weeks to run experiments, including analysis of the mineral composition of the moon's surface. | KIFI Local News 8 | Facebook