Eagle 1.0

Make a perfect landing on the moon with Eagle. With only one button for the thrust you have to land careful and close to the landing spot. Do you have the right stuff?

On July 20, 1969 Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin landed on the moon in one of the world greatest achievements. Their lunar module was named Eagle .

The final approach from the un-docking with the Command and Service Module took approximately 2 hours and 47 minutes. Near the surface of the moon Neil saw a boulder field and switched of the auto pilot and landed the lunar module manually in a safer area. There they stayed 21½ hours before heading back to earth. During their visit they spent more than 2½ hours outside the lunar module collecting 21½ kg rocks and soil that was carried back to earth.

This is a fun challenge and it does not simulate a real moon landing.