It depends on the exact interpretation of the words in the question.
15 such flights have been made
Three-man Apollo 8 crew
Three-man Apollo 10 crew
Three-man Apollo 13 crew
Six individual flights by command module pilots on Apollos 11, 12, 14, 15, 16 and 17
However, Jim Lovell counts for two of those (Apollos 8 and 13), while John Young and Eugene Cernan of Apollo 10 both later landed on Apollos 16 and 17 respectively.
Thus 15 such flights have been made by 14 astronauts, of whom two landed on the moon on later missions. Thus there are two possible answers:
14 people have made a trip to the moon which did not involve their landing on it.
12 people have made a trip to the moon without ever landing on it.
because people cant see the flag!if you have a flag being flown at dark then you could have a light on around it or let it be seen..
24 men have orbited or flown past the moon. 12 men have landed on the surface of the moon. Three men have flown to the moon twice.Apollo 8, December 1968 (Lunar orbit)Frank BormanJames LovellWilliam AndersApollo 10, May 1969 (Lunar orbit)Eugene CernanJohn YoungThomas StaffordApollo 11, July 1969Neil Armstrong (Lunar landing)Edwin Aldrin (Lunar landing)Michael Collins (Lunar orbit)Apollo 12, November 1969Charles Conrad (Lunar landing)Alan Bean (Lunar landing)Richard Gordon (Lunar orbit)Apollo 13, April 1970 (Lunar Flyby, no landing, no orbit)James Lovell (First man to visit moon twice)John SwigertFred HaiseApollo 14, January/February 1971Alan Shepard (Lunar landing)Edgar Mitchell (Lunar landing)Stuart Roosa (Lunar orbit)Apollo 15, July 1971David Scott (Lunar landing)James Irwin (Lunar landing)Alfred Worden (Lunar orbit)Apollo 16, April 1972John Young (Lunar landing) (Second man to visit moon twice)Charles Duke (Lunar landing)Thomas Mattingly (Lunar orbit)Apollo 17, December 1972Eugene Cernan (Lunar landing) (Third man to visit moon twice)Harrison Schmitt (Lunar landing)Ronald Evans (Lunar orbit)
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If the U.S. flag is flown at night, it is supposed to be lighted.
Rockets are not flown. They are launched and ancient China had rockets. They invented gunpowder.
It is flown back on top of a 747 from the landing site back to Kennedy Space Center.
That really does depend on the aircrafts weight ( fuel and passengers or cargo ) and the actual type of aircraft being flown ( a Antonov may hit the tarmac at around 230 kts where as an Embraer my touch down at only 110 kts Approaches are usually flown at around 170-200 knots (again depending on the things mentioned above) Expect to be travelling at around 150-170 knots when you touch down
No
That was around 1941
yes
There is not a set height that the American Flag needs to be flown at, but it does need to be flown at the top of the flagpole. If other flags, such as State or POW/MIA, are flown around the American flag then the American flag needs to be flown above the other flags.
yes
because people cant see the flag!if you have a flag being flown at dark then you could have a light on around it or let it be seen..
Oh, sure. Most flying is done w/o parachutes. Anyone who has ever travelled on a passenger jet has flown w/o a 'chute.
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it was flown in 2014