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How long did it take to go to the moon and back to earth neil Armstrong?
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The space flight that took Neil Armstrong and the rest of the space crew to the moon and back to Earth lasted 8 days from July 16th to July 24th, 1969.
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What was the purpose of Project Apollo?
the purpose of the Apollo project was get people in a rocket to the moon and back down to Earth. [ Neil Armstrong was the first man on the moon!
What did Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin bring back from the moon?
They brought back samples of moon sand and moon rocks.
In kilometers How long is it to the moon and then back down to Earth?
225,784 kilometres
What was the message that Neil Armstrong sent back to earth from the moon?
That's one small step for man, one giant leap for Mankind.
Why didn't Neil Armstrong Ever return to the moon?
No,he never went back to the moon
How did Armstrong leave the moon?
He got in the rocket that he and the others used to get there and flew back to earth
What is the date when Neil Armstrong came back to Earth from the moon?
They returned on to the earth again on 24/7/1969.
What moon did Neil Armstrong explore?
Luna, the Earth's moon.
How long was Lance Armstrong on the moon for?
Never. See Neil Armstrong was on the moon.
Did Neil-Armstrong die on the moon or on earth?
He died on earth
Did Neil-Armstrong die on the moon or earth?
He died on earth
Who has walked on the earth's moon?
neil Armstrong
What was the phase of the moon in earth when Neil Armstrong landed on moon?
Full
What was the purpose of Project Apollo?
the purpose of the Apollo project was get people in a rocket to the moon and back down to Earth. [ Neil Armstrong was the first man on the moon!
What was Neil Armstrong's worst fear about being on the moon?
I imagine it was whether they would safely get back to earth in one piece.
How did neil Armstrong compare the earth and the moon?
as sisters
Which moon did Neil Armstrong walk on Enceladus Io Or Europa?
Armstrong visited the Earth's moon, not Enceladus (moon of Saturn), Io or Europa (moons of Jupiter).
