Lunar Lander

The Lunar Lander simulation is a historic mission based on the Apollo 17 landing on the Moon. The experience recreates the final minutes of a lunar landing. The goal: to land safely on the surface of the Moon before fuel runs out for the thrusters.

Two guest astronauts call upon their best flying, navigation, and time management skills as they take the controls of a Lunar Excursion Module to land on the Moon. The 3-D topographically correct Taurus Littrow landing scene, accurate representations of Lunar Module (LM) instrumentation, and realistic flight characteristics provide an exciting look-and-feel for the flight. Cockpit voice traffic and environment sounds complete the effect, offering a unique chance to experience a part of manned flight history.

The Hardware:

The Software:  (included with the hardware)

Fast Facts:

• Turn key.

• Height:  96"

• Width:  120"

• Length:  84"

• 5-7 Minute experience

• Software licenses included

• Pentium or AMD-K6 based

• Two 19" Monitors

• Two 15" Monitors

• Two Joysticks

• Two Throttles

• Two Audio systems

• Black-lighted controls

• Electrical components

• Ventilation

• Power distribution

• Casters

• Approximately 45 days to complete unit

• One year warranty on custom components

• Manufacturers warranty on off-the-shelf items

• Simulators can support activities, camps, summer programs, camp-ins, and much more.

• All components are designed to rugged standards for durability.  See individual listings.

• Created by an experienced design team in space-related education, exhibits and simulations: Design Force, and Binary Star Inc.

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