If there is no air movement, then the footprints should still be there!
lack of air
he walked on the moon , did experiments and then returned back to earth.the experiments he done where was there air to breath in.
the neil armstrong space and air museum
The first human to step on the moon was Neil Armstrong. The moon is dusty and lifeless because unlike the Earth, it does not have an atmosphere.
The air he had with him and the pressure suit he was wearing that was fed with that air allowed him to breath almost normally.
yes,the neil Armstrong space and air museum
Neil Armstrong was the commander of the Apollo 11 mission, during which he became the first man to set foot on the moon on July 20 1969. He had previously been the commander of the Gemini 8 mission in March 1966
The web address of the Neil Armstrong Air And Space Museum is: http://www.armstrongmuseum.org
The Lunar Module and the astronauts' spacesuits carried plenty of oxygen for the Moon landing, but they were critically low on fuel to leave.
The short answer is zero years. Neil Armstrong was never in the US Air Force. Neil Armstrong served in the United States Navy prior to becoming the first man to walk on the moon.
yes, the footprints of human beings are still present on moon. as there is lack of atmosphere on moon, there is no air or water which can vanish or rub the prints there, on the moon.
he didn't really have any problems on the moon but for the first time on the moon he said it was hard to move around because he would float into the air from less gravity.