Lunar modules land on the moon's surface from "summary" of A Man on the Moon by Andrew Chaikin
The Apollo Lunar Modules were built for one purpose: to descend to the surface of the moon. As the command module orbited above, the lunar module would separate and begin its descent. The pilot would carefully guide the spacecraft down, using the thrusters to control its speed and trajectory. The landing itself was a tense moment for everyone involved. The module had to touch down gently, on a surface that was unfamiliar and unforgiving. The astronauts had trained extensively for this moment, but there was always an element of uncertainty. As the module made contact with the lunar surface, the tension would finally begin to ease. Once on the surface, the astronauts would begin their explorations. They would collect samples, take photographs, and conduct experiments. The lunar module would serve as their ho...
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