You are off with your numbers and logic vtbub.....
If you had a basic understanding of avioncs, you would know that all the moon landings were hand flown and not fully done on autopilot. Armstrong's computer missed by a mile and he nearly ran out of fuel to correct it.
You are off with your numbers and logic vtbub.....
"The computer" did not "miss". The landing sequence was started late. This was the genesis of the simulated targeted landing site miss. The computer program for the landing was "fine", such as one can call a program fine for a simulated landing such as that of Apollo 11's mythological "eagle".
The PNGS was not programmed to hit a specific target per se, vtbub, e.g. the PNGS was not "programmed" to specifically hit the Fraudulent 07/06/1969 Apollo Press Kit published targeted landing site at 00 42' 50" north and 23 42' 28" east.
The Apollo 11 LM PNGS was alleged to have been programmed to have the mythical ship touch down downrange by so much of a distance once the lunar module landing sequence began in earnest. See the book "DIGITAL APOLLO" for a brief, though quite adequate basic outline of the details regarding the LM landing sequence programs and the corresponding simulated events that run parallel to the computer program sequences comprising the simulated lunar landing event.
In the case of the alleged Apollo 11 lunar module landing, this simulated landing sequence started "late" and so the Eagle began its simulated descent "long". At better than 5,000 feet per second, if one began his landing sequence simulation a second late vtbub, the "astronaut" would already be better than a mile long. Two seconds late, better than 2 miles long, and so forth. This is simply a rough outline of what occurred with the Apollo 11 simulated landing targeted landing site "miss". Check the Apollo 11 Mission Report section 5 for some of the details.
There are claims here and there that the "miss" was due to theretofore unrecognized masconic effects. However, more often than not, when reading about the first simulated manned lunar landing on the occasion of the Apollo 11 mission, what the principals(guidance specialists, flight officers etc.) emphasize is that the targeting error was introduced with the "late" and therefore long start start with respect to the Eagle's simulated landing sequence.
Regardless of the pretended etiology of the pretended long/west landing, the alleged targeted landing site per the Mission report was 00 43' 53" north and 23 38' 51" east. Again, recall the fraudulent Apollo 11 Press Kit targeted site was different; 00 42' 50" north and 23 42' 28". This "switching of targeted landing sites" is in and of itself tremendously strong evidence of Apollonian FRAUD. At any rate, the Eagle was alleged to have simulated a touch down at Tranquility Base coordinates 00 41' 15" north and 23 26' 00" east. (These numbers have been subsequently modified by the legendary Merton Davies of RAND.)
With respect to the November 1969 Apollo 11 Mission Report figures, the Eagle was long/west by 12.85 minutes of arc or 4.03 miles. Assuming a targeted north coordinate as per the Mission Report of 00 43' 53" the Eagle was 2.63 minutes of arc south or equivalently .83 miles south. As such, if one runs the numbers based on the fraudulent Apollo 11 Mission Report published targeted landing site coordinates, Armstrong simulated a lunar touchdown at a distance 4.32 miles from the alleged targeted landing site.
If one chooses to use the fraudulent Apollo 11 Press Kit targeted landing site numbers; 00 42' 50" north and 23 42' 28" east, Armstrong is all the more off target. In this case, the once a genuine Eagle scout is 16.46 minutes of arc long, or 5.17 miles west of the center of the landing ellipse as represented on the fraudulent LAM-2 flown Map of Michael Collins. With respect to the southward "drift", in the case of the Press Kit targeted site, Armstrong makes his simulated landing 1.7 minutes of arc south of the intended pretended targeted latitude That's .534 miles south . Overall, if one uses the bogus Press Kit numbers, Armstrong land's 5.2 miles off course give or take.
Either way vtbub, your numbers and "logic" are off. The computer did not "miss". The landing sequence started late and so the pretend astronauts began their simulated landing from a simulated "long" position in simulated perilunar space. As such, the pretend astronauts wound up a simulated 4 or 5 pretended miles off course not one simulated pretended alleged mile.