Space, and the Lunar surface, are a vacuum. There is no air, so no need to streamline the craft to prevent air friction.
Another thing a lot of people don't know. here on earth, as a rocket climbs, it seems to be on top of a pillar of fire. That is because the air around the rocket exhaust doesn't get out of the way fast enough for the exhaust to expand.
In space, there is no air to hold a column of exhaust together, so the exhaust sprays out widely. This is one of the reasons that no Apollo lander dug a crater beneath itself. What exhaust was still coming out was too widespread, too high above the surface... and the surface consisted of hard rock under a thin layer of dust. It would be like expecting a leaf blower to tear holes in your sidewalk!
The Moon is much too far away to see anything as small as the lander.
The moon had no atmosphere thus using parachute for deceleration is not possible. The moon lander deceleration is entirely depend on thruster to counter moon gravity until touchdown.
Mae jenson
The answer is in the question.An orbiter orbitsA lander lands.Basically an orbit will orbit the planet/moon while the lander lands on the surface.
No you can not see it with your naked eye.
The moon lander manages the data bases of NASA after taking readings at the site
The Moon is much too far away to see anything as small as the lander.
Moon Lander - 1980 VG was released on: USA: 1980
The moon had no atmosphere thus using parachute for deceleration is not possible. The moon lander deceleration is entirely depend on thruster to counter moon gravity until touchdown.
Mae jenson
The answer is in the question.An orbiter orbitsA lander lands.Basically an orbit will orbit the planet/moon while the lander lands on the surface.
the moon lander stand
A lander is a space vehicle that is designed to land on other celestial body especially the Moon and the other planet.
sea of Tranquility
No you can not see it with your naked eye.
the lunar lander only held two people there was no third person in the lunar lander, Mike Collins orbited the moon while neil Armstrong and buzz Aldrin landed on the moon.
The speed of the Lunar lander at the descent to Moon 260 nautical miles per second.