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Originally Posted by CyberSEO
So? What's wrong with the lunar module? Dude, it has nothing to do with SpaceX rockets or any others. Go back to school and learn physics already. There is no atmosphere on the Moon, so the lunar module don't need to have a streamlined body, it won't be affected by a windage, it doesn't need to be pressurized and so on. Also the Moon gravitation is only 16% of the Earth's one, so an average human can easily do 6 meter high jumps there.
Yep, your education sux so bad. I bet your teacher of physics was even worse than the English one.
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everyone understands that this is not the same. lunar module not SpaceX rockets.
everyone understands that the parameters are different from the earth and the moon.
but the development of such a module for another planet with unknown parameters(atmosphere, gravitation etc...) on the distance which 384 400 km - is much more difficult than in the calculation of which is being developed here on earth.
for earth the task much easier, if you have these settlements. and they must to be if you really be fly to the moon.