NASA | Wall*E Learns About Proportions

The video tutorial introduces a special guest and discusses NASA's lunar missions, including the Lunar Constance Orbiter. It explains how the moon appears small from Earth and uses proportions to determine its actual size. Everyday objects like a basketball and baseball are used to represent Earth and the moon, respectively. The tutorial demonstrates calculating the moon's diameter using these objects and proportions, concluding with the moon's suitability for future space missions. Viewers are encouraged to verify calculations and explore more at NASA's website.

What is the calculated diameter of the Moon based on the proportion discussed?

What is the significance of the Moon's size in relation to landing a spacecraft on it?