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Who is the first man to get to the moon?
Niel Alden Armstrong was the first man to set foot on the moon. look him up and you'll see some pictures of his foot print still there on the moon.
Why is amstrongs foot print still on the moon?
yes because there is no eroision 12 yr old answered this
Why do foot print tracks left by astronauts stay on the moon?
No wind, rain, or people to disturb them, just empty space.
Would a foot print stay on the moon?
Yes because there are no forces on the moon to erode the foot step. That is that same reason we can leave the Apollo's on the moon.
Did the first man walk on the moon with his right or left foot?
Neil Armstrong put his left foot on the moon in July of 1969. Armstrong spent his first few minutes on the moon collecting samples and conducting exercises to see how atmosphere and pressure affected him on the planet's surface.
What foot was first to go on the moon?
Neil Armstrong's left foot was the first to go on the moon.
What did Neil Armstong leave behind on the surface of the moon?
the American flag and his foot print
What foot did the first person yo land on th moon put in?
Neil Armstrong put his left foot first on the moon.
When was the first trial of foot print was found on the moon?
The first set of foot prints on the moon, were those of Apollo 11 astronauts. And they will be there for years to come, as there is no wind or rain to wipe it out for good.
Is Neil Armstong's footstep still on the moon?
Probaly just because your foot print will stay on the moon for ever. The only way it wont be there is if someone stepped on it and messed it up. Which I think the only people who have been on the moon is NASA so they probaly knew it was his and didnt mess it up. So it is probaly still there.
Is there a foot print of an alien to the moon?
im sorry but no! any sign of alien life has been declined. for now....
How do we walk on the moon?
put down your right foot, lift your left foot and place it in front, lift your right foot, repeat.
