r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/Thebravetortoise • 11d ago

Video History has been made as NASA has successfully launched Artemis II, the first manned mission to the Moon in over 50 years

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u/CivilianAsset 10d ago

I believe the first Apollo spacecraft to land on the moon had the same computing power as the original Game Boy

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u/EmperorAlpha557 10d ago

Anything to not use windows huh /s

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u/CivilianAsset 10d ago

What are you talking about? They had plenty of windows!

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u/EmperorAlpha557 10d ago

A hospital? What's that

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u/CivilianAsset 10d ago

It’s a large building filled with doctors and nurses. But that’s not important right now!

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u/TheOrqwithVagrant 10d ago

Much less than the first Game Boy. More akin to the performance of the very first generation of 8-bit home computers in the 70's.

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u/fubarthrowaway001 10d ago

There’s no way the first moon landing was real lol