From Computers in Spaceflight: The NASA Experience: The Apollo guidance computer: Hardware
MIT's original design called for just 4K words of fixed memory and 256 words of erasable (at the time, two computers for redundancy were still under consideration). By June 1963, the figures had grown to 10K of fixed and 1K of erasable. The next jump was to 12K of fixed, with MIT still insisting that the memory requirement for an autonomous lunar mission could be kept under 16K! Fixed memory leapt to 24K and then finally to 36K words, and erasable memory had a final configuration of 2K words
See link below for much more indepth information on the Apollo cumputers.
From where? The Apollo missions to the moon took about 3 days. If you believe warp drive is imminent, it won't take more than a few seconds on impulse power with a standard Federation Starship!
One acre of land in California is about the same as one acre of land on the moon.
Because humans need to simulate real world events in their computer models.
About 4 days.
59% of land is needes
give land lots of land with the moon and stars above ...........dont fence me in......
alot:)
I think it costs around £1 million to get him into space
Yes the Apollo 11 very much landed on the moon on 2o/6/1969. The whole world saw it.
Because there is much unclaimed land to build Walmarts on and when there is that, no humans can be stopped from incubating there.
There are many people who have owned land, but did not have much power. More information is needed to know which person would be the correct answer.
Because there is no atmosphere the greenhouse effect does not take place. All of the suns rays are reaching the moon with full power.