Peregrine Mission One: Why Can't Americans Repeat the Moon Landing in Half a Century?

On January 8, 2024, the American spacecraft once again failed to land on the Moon. For this reason, the U.S. space agency NASA decided to postpone around the moon and landing on the Moon missions, moving them to 2025-26.
But what's surprising is that they still want to assure us that 55 years ago, the landing of American astronauts on the Moon went off without a hitch. They even brought a four-wheeled lunar rover, planted a flag, and took pictures. A remarkable paradox arises. Half a century ago, American technologies were orders of magnitude more advanced than they are now. But alas, all of them have been lost. And after all this, how can one believe in the successful landing of Americans on the Moon?
The Russian Senator Aleksey Pushkov delves into this still heated topic on his popular show Postscriptum on the fourth largest Russian TV network TV Centre.
January 27, 2024