So where on this thing is that rover they drive around in unloaded from? Because I'm not seeing anywhere on any photo?

>>935905841 (OP)

>>935905857

I'm talking about this

>>935905841 (OP)
Moon landing deniers get the rope

It would be hard to rape in zero g unless they were small enough to spin on your dick

>>935905915
>>935905924
All I see is someone too stupid who can't answer a simple question.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apollo_Lunar_Module#Extended_J-class_missions

Folded up in one of the descent stage's storage areas.

>>935906036
You mean like "we went to the moon dumbass shut up?"

>>935905841 (OP)
>So where on this thing is that rover
The rover folds up like a folding chair and it was stored in storage bin 1 at the bottom gold section of the lander. Here is a pic of it folded 1 of 2

>>935909003
And here is is being packed into storage.
2 of 2

>>935905841 (OP)
You dingus

>>935905841 (OP)
Post 1 of.... 3?

Here. You are literally looking at the storage bays in your picture.

>>935909185
Post 2 of 3?

>>935909185
the red square on that drawing is one of the storage bays.

on this picture, you see there are 4 bays, each roughly a trapezoid shape.

>>935905841 (OP)
We could probably be colonizing space by now but instead we're babysitting niggers and teaching our kids to be faggots.

#FAKEMOONLANDING

Post 3 of 4?
>>935909518
the rovers are folded up with the wheels angled, like you see on >>935909003

This forms the same kind of trapezoid shape drawn on the service module bays in >>935909518

when the rover is pulled out of the bay, it unfolds, like a 2-fold booklet - a middle panel and two ends, which have the wheels on them, and the wheels then unfold out, and then the seats which were stowed flat are unfolded. All the hinges had locking pins so it wouldnt collapse and fold up during use.

>>935909949
Post 4:
to get the rovers (and other science instruments stored in those bays) out, they used a series of rope and pulley lines, attached to points on the outside of the landers

Neil Armstrong apparently called these pulleys "Brooklyn clotheslines"

While the rovers weighed 210 kg (463 pounds) on earth, in the moon's gravity (1/6th of earth) , they felt like they weighed only 35kg (about 70lbs), meaning they were easily able to lower it out using muscle strength and the pulley, with no cranes or ramps needed.

>>935909806
Even if it wasn't on the Moon, that photo begs the question. So it doesn't prove anything.

>>935905841 (OP)
>So where on this thing is that rover they drive around in unloaded from? Because I'm not seeing anywhere on any photo?
You're lookin' right at it, akshually. Just packed.
But I get it... rather than search the web for info, you're looking for (You)s. Well, here's another, master baiter.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7MBehb5w7gE

>>935905841 (OP)
>because im not seeing anywhere on any photo?
it is a 60 ton, half-mile tall pyramid

>>935905888
What an absolutely goated vehicle.

>>935905841 (OP)
The rover was only used on Apollo 15-17.

>>935913997
I'd daily drive the LRV.

>>935913928
nitinol tires, i am jealous.

If the moon landing is real, then why is is so far in the sky?

>>935905841 (OP)
look in the bottom of the pit.

>>935914317
Shoop