Science Channel: Moon Machines 
Título original: Moon Machines
Título traduzido: Máquinas na Lua
Ano: 2008
Emissora: Science Channel
Tamanho: 350 Mb /ep
Duração: 45 min /ep
Ficheiro: AVI
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Video: XVID 624x352
Áudio: AC3
Moon Machines documents the efforts of 400,000 people across America who, over the course of eight years, created the equipment used to accomplish the seemingly impossible task of a human lunar landing.
01: The Saturn V RocketOriginal Airdate: July 6, 2008
This episode of MOON MACHINES immerses viewers in the incredible story of the mighty Saturn V moon rocket – technology that joined the vision of World War II German rocket scientists with that of a generation of young, dedicated engineers from across the United States. With the backdrop of Russia’s Sputnik launch and President Kennedy’s ambitious commitment to reaching the moon, engineers and scientists would produce a 363-foot-tall rocket with more than one million working parts that delivered 7.5 million pounds of thrust. Saturn V was so large that even those who built it were amazed and could hardly believe its power.
E02: The Command ModuleOriginal Airdate: July 6, 2008
In this episode viewers get a rare, unique look at what it took to build the Apollo Command Module. Construction of the module would require an amount of engineering ingenuity and perseverance never before achieved. The module would have to serve as a fully pressurized living chamber, providing three men with food, water, air, power, communication, navigation and protection from the hostility of space for a two-week trip to the moon and back.
E03: The Navigation ComputerOriginal Airdate: July 7, 2008
With computer software not yet invented and computing power less than a fraction of what is found in today’s handheld devices, the challenge of navigating a 50,000-mile round trip to the moon during the 1960s was daunting. This episode examines how an elite group of scientists met the challenges of creating a spacecraft with an infallible navigation system and a sophisticated computer with detailed programs.
E04: The Lunar ModuleOriginal Airdate: July 8, 2008
Building the lunar module in the early 1960s was a seemingly insurmountable challenge. The impossible demands of weight restrictions and the project’s numerous setbacks might have brought the Apollo program to a halt altogether. Lunar Module documents the dedication of the project’s scientists and engineers as a potentially show-stopping undertaking became one of the Apollo program’s greatest triumphs.
E05: The Space SuitOriginal Airdate: July 9, 2008
July 20, 1969 – while the world rejoiced in man's first step onto the lunar surface, a small group of NASA engineers held their breath. Seven years earlier, NASA realized its inexperience in a vital area – construction of the spacesuit. The suit had to be flexible enough to allow man to function with ease yet provide protection from huge fluctuations in temperatures and pressures, as well as micrometeoroids traveling at tens of thousands of miles a second. Suits tells the story of the men and women who designed and stitched together the most expensive clothing ever made.
E06: The Lunar RoverOriginal Airdate: July 10, 2008
In the early days of the Apollo project, grand ideas were devised for how to travel on the moon. With excitement running high and "GO" fever very much the buzz, engineers came up with all manner of vehicles for traversing the new frontier. But one by one the projects were shelved as each was deemed too expensive or too dangerous. Lunar Rover reveals the untold story of how a small team of engineers convinced NASA to build what ultimately became the Lunar Rover. The greatest challenge for the Lunar Rover team was to design, build, test and deliver the final flight-worthy product to NASA in less than 18 months.
Episódio 01(The Saturn V Rocket):raidgator:
Episódio 02(The Command Module)
Episódio 03(The Navigation Computer) Episódio 04(The Lunar Module) Episódio 05(The Space Suit) 
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