did man really landed on moon?

Answer 1

Definitely..! Absolutely..! Positively..! No doubt about it..!

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Answer 2

Even if they would have tried to fake it, there were far too many people involved in that project for that kind of secret to have remained a secret for so long. The Russians had a secret moon program that they couldn't get off the ground. When we won the race to land men on the moon they pretended they weren't even trying. Years later the artifacts of their ill fated moon landing project were revealed after the fall of communism. They had a one man lunar module. Now if the commies couldn't keep a secret that big how could we do so in an open society?

Answer 3

The Apollo program was the third human spaceflight program undertaken by NASA, on behalf of the United States of America. Its goal — “to land humans on the Moon and return them safely to Earth [within the decade of the 1960s]” (in the words of U.S. President John F. Kennedy) — was accomplished on the 20th of July, 1969, with the Apollo 11 landing of astronauts Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin, and with Michael Collins orbiting above waiting to return his crewmates to Earth. To date, it is the only spaceflight which have landed humans on another world, and thus is widely respected and an inspiration to future spaceflights. The program used the Apollo spacecraft and Saturn launch vehicle, and was conducted during the years 1961 – 1975. It continued into the early 1970s to carry out the initial hands-on scientific exploration of the Moon, with a total of six successful landings. The later Skylab program and the joint American-Soviet Apollo-Soyuz Test Project used equipment originally produced for Apollo, and are often considered to be part of the overall program. As of 2007, there has not been any further human spaceflight beyond low earth orbit since the last mission in the Apollo program, Apollo 17.

Despite the many successes, there were two major failures, the first of which resulted in the deaths of three astronauts, Virgil Grissom, Ed White and Roger Chaffee, in the Apollo 1 launchpad fire (the mission designation was AS-204, which was renamed Apollo 1 in the astronauts' widows' honor). The second was an explosion on Apollo 13, which badly crippled the spacecraft on the moonward leg of its journey. The three astronauts aboard narrowly escaped with their lives, thanks to the efforts of flight controllers, project engineers, backup crew members and the skills of the astronauts themselves (the Ron Howard film Apollo 13 dramatized this event).

The Apollo program, specifically the human lunar landings, are often cited as [one of] the greatest event(s) in the history of all humanity.

Answer 4

The Truth: YES! The great spaceflights were flown by good honorable men whose whole lives were lived by a code: Duty, Honor, and Country. Study the subject; read the information on the internet, but also the books in the library. Any question you have will be answered and it's a lot of fun, too. Don't be swayed into thinking like the conspiracy theorists who are really just people who have not studied the subject.

Answer 5

For all we know bread is butter and and blood is wine. This whole life could be just like that movie the matrix. Do not believe in anything too firmly. Yeah sure, we landed on the moon

Answer 6

Yes.....man definitely landed on moon.
This is a truth because this is not an old history which doesn't have any proof.
There are so many texts on this topic also.

Answer 7

The only people who disbelieve it are those who want to make lots of money out of the resulting hype, and all the really ignorant people who would rather believe them than learn what really took place to accomplish the most amazing human adventure so far.

Which camp do you want to belong to?

Answer 8

How come everyone who asks this question seems to be incapable of constructing a simple English sentence? Four grammatical errors in six words is pretty impressive! Could it be that they're all illiterate, which is why they watch Fox-TV, and can be taken in by that crappy "documentary"?

The greatest accomplishment in human history, and you illiterates dare to challenge it!

Answer 9

Yes, six times between 1969 and 1972.

Answer 10

no