Apollo 13 never made it to the moon, suffering a catastrophic failure en route. The Apollo missions in general used 5.625 million pounds of fuel in all three four stages of the Saturn V rocket.
1.7 billion hobos fartin to get to the moon
It depends on the weight of the rocket and payload. The Saturn 5 that carried the Apollo moon missions into space carried 5.5 million pounds (2.5 million kilograms) of fuel. Most of the fuel is used to lift the fuel.
You need to do some reading. Americans have landed on the moon 6 times. Look up the Apollo program.
astranaut need vital guidance computers to guide them on the moon about emergencies
As it takes three days to travel from earth to the moon, using Saturn V sized chemical rockets, you would need three days worth of rations per person. The total Apollo 11 trip took three men eight days, from launch to return.
1.7 billion hobos fartin to get to the moon
It depends on the weight of the rocket and payload. The Saturn 5 that carried the Apollo moon missions into space carried 5.5 million pounds (2.5 million kilograms) of fuel. Most of the fuel is used to lift the fuel.
You need to do some reading. Americans have landed on the moon 6 times. Look up the Apollo program.
astranaut need vital guidance computers to guide them on the moon about emergencies
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As it takes three days to travel from earth to the moon, using Saturn V sized chemical rockets, you would need three days worth of rations per person. The total Apollo 11 trip took three men eight days, from launch to return.
The saucer Excalibur cannot obtain enough power from the Fuel Rod to go anywhere but the nearby moon at X-56 Y-52. (Coordinates from Mordred's missing journal page.)
The main reason we would like to find water on the moon is that we will not have to bring it from earth.Water can be used as rock fuel if you separate the two components: Hydrogen and Oxygen. If water is present on the moon, we can create our own rocket fuel on the moon when we explore the rest of the solar system and beyond.Water on the moon is of course not only important for rocket fuel. If we in future wish to set up a base on the moon, the people living there will need water to drink and to irrigate the plants (for growing food in greenhouses). We do not need to bring this water if water already exists on the moon.Leaving earth's gravity is difficult and require a lot of energy (e.g. expensive in terms of fuel costs). Water is relatively heavy (and take up a lot of room). To lift it past earth's gravity is very taxing. It is much easier to escape the moon's gravity due to the lower gravitational pull.If we can find water on the moon, we do not need to bring it from earth.
You'd really need to show them to a coin collector or shop. So much depends on their condition.
Half as much as you need to get back.
the moon is small and we don't need much space