So many inaccuracies. A shuttle flying like a certain other well-known sci-fi spaceship which will remain nameless to avoid it's name being tarnished by being associated with this piece of crap.
The chances of us not seeing a HUGE asteroid (large enough to take a significantly large bite of the moon) on a collision course are 0. And even after that it never makes up for itself by continuing to go further down the inaccuracy road. If there was ever a movie which needed negative numbers then this would be it!
Also: Sending a space shuttle to the moon is physically impossible, it simply does not have enough fuel or engine power to get there, atomic boosters or not! Even if you did manage to get it there then there is NO way at all to get it back, and it just was not built for an Apollo-style direct re-entry, you really do need an ablative heat shield for that!
If it was possible to give this to a movie then this one would get negative 9,998,887 out of 10
The chances of us not seeing a HUGE asteroid (large enough to take a significantly large bite of the moon) on a collision course are 0. And even after that it never makes up for itself by continuing to go further down the inaccuracy road. If there was ever a movie which needed negative numbers then this would be it!
Also: Sending a space shuttle to the moon is physically impossible, it simply does not have enough fuel or engine power to get there, atomic boosters or not! Even if you did manage to get it there then there is NO way at all to get it back, and it just was not built for an Apollo-style direct re-entry, you really do need an ablative heat shield for that!
If it was possible to give this to a movie then this one would get negative 9,998,887 out of 10