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What was NASA not telling us about the moon landing?
NASA has made all the Apollo information available.
Which nation was the first to land a person on the moon?
Nasa from proud America was the first nation
Did Neil Armstong work for NASA?
Yes, he was the first person to walk on the moon, after traveling on the Apollo 11. So, yes, he is an American astronaut, therefore he works for NASA.
What program was designed to land a person on the moon?
USA's NASA's Project Apollo was designed to send people to the Moon and bring them back alive.
Why did NASA actually go to the Moon?
They wanted to win the cold war so they had to think of something that no one had ever even attempted to do. Which was send a man/men up to the moon walk on it come back and still be in one peice. Which of course they did.
Is NASA faking going to the moon?
No, NASA really did go to the moon.
Why did NASA stop going to the moon?
NASA is actually planing to go to the moon again by the year 2013
Did NASA really go to he moon?
Yes.
Where does NASA go?
Sometimes the moon, but not always! NASA goes to space; the final frontier...
How many time did NASA astronauts go to moon?
I am not exactly sure about NASA and all of that. But, I know 12 men have walked on the moon.
Why are we not going to the moon?
NASA is planing to go to the moon again by the year 2013.
Why did NASA chose Neil Armstrong to go to the moon?
because he was the most traind even out of prefetionals in NASA
Where do you train to go to the moon?
you will probably would have to go to a NASA station and they will see if you are eligible
Were did neil Armstrong train to go to the moon?
NASA has a training center
Did 1st person to go to the moon worked for the Houston NASA?
yes
Where can one apply at NASA to go to the moon?
It's going to be a long time until humans are sent to the moon again by NASA, but they have a database of applicants on their website where you can apply and be put on a waiting list.
How did NASA know when to blast off to go to the moon?
Math, math, and more math!
