THE TRUE PURPOSE OF THE APOLLO TRACKER: A SWEET EXCLUSIVE

In-depth research has proven decisively the true function of the SpaceX Apollo Tracker antenna. This antenna is modelled beautifully below by Wotan.

The real purpose of the array was to transport cupcakes from the Lunar Bakery to Moonbase and keep it's hard-working personnel sweet. 

The word Tracker comes from the word Stacker. Initially the vehicle was called the Apollo Stacker.

The original cake tray design can be seen here minus the cakes!

A lot of cupcakes were eaten to bring you this exclusive information.

SPACEX APOLLO TRACKER

I was very pleasantly surprised yesterday when a small parcel arrived in the post from our blog friend and Spacex enthusiast, Paul Vreede.

I had no idea what it was as I opened it in anticipation.  A small note from Paul read, " Hi, Mike, You once mentioned you could use one of these, hope you like it."

I opened the small wrapped object inside and found to my delight a lovely replica triple radar dish that was missing from my Spacex Apollo Tracker.

I put the new dish on my Tracker and, hey presto! It looked the business.

So, I hastily put together a diorama  to enhance the Tracker's new found splendour, and along with it's brother, the Spacex Cricket P1,  took a few snaps.

They certainly both look the part

Thanks again, Mr Vreede.