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To date only 12 white American men have walked on the moon.
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How many people have ever walked on the moon?
So far a total of 12 astronauts have walked on the moon.
How many people walked on the moon during each Apollo moon landing mission?
2 people walked on the moon in each mission. There were 6 landings so 12 different people walked on it in total.
How many times have people walked on moon?
6
How many people walked on the moon altogether?
12
Who was the first black on the moon?
To date no black men or women have walked on the moon.
How many people have ever walked on the moon?
So far a total of 12 astronauts have walked on the moon.
How many people walked on the moon during each Apollo moon landing mission?
2 people walked on the moon in each mission. There were 6 landings so 12 different people walked on it in total.
How many people has walked onto the moon?
12
How many times have people walked on moon?
6
How many people walked on the moon altogether?
12
Who was the first black on the moon?
To date no black men or women have walked on the moon.
How many people have walked on the moon altogether?
There have up to two people on the moon at the same time, but twelve American men have walked on the lunar surface.
Who was the first black astronaut to walk on the moon?
To date, no black astronauts have walked on the moon.
Why do you think so many people don't believe Britain walked on the moon?
Because they didn't. Only 12 people have ever walked on the moon. All of them were American.
Who was the first black astonaut to walk on the moon?
So far no black astronaut has yet walked on the moon.
Who was the first black woman to go to the moon?
No woman of any color has walked on the moon. The twelve people who have were all men. No one has walked on the moon since 1972. Though no black woman have been on the moon, the first black woman in space was Dr. Mae Jemison.
How many people have reached the moon since 1995?
None. Nobody has walked on the moon since December, 1972.
