Final approach --- landing on the moon, used no computers ---- completely pilot controlled.
They had a mechanical simulator --- with modified earth gravity (Flying Bedstead) for practice.
They got about 30 practice runs (Armstrong crashed one).
Then ---- then do a perfect landing the first time on the moon --- with different gravity.
OK ---- so simulate this, give only 30 practice tries, change the gravity settings and do it perfect.
I've been trying to poke holes in the moon landing.
I am a pilot
I saw the Apollo 17 night launch in person.
The part I have a problem with is the seat-of-your-pants landings with very limited practice..
They were translating, not flying --- the actual conditions were never practiced.
Still they can argue about it
What I propose is not arguable --- can someone do it?
30 practice tries.