Astronauts are not necessarily scientists. In fact I'd guess few astronauts are scientists. The original astronauts were test pilots. Some had degrees in engineering.
The term rocket scientist is probably a misnomer as most rocket design is done by engineers. Some science specialists are involved.
i think astronauts
The Answer for it is Astronauts, Computer Scientists, Food Scientists, and Materials Scientists.
Astronauts
they both research space
The goal of project Apollo was for scientists to send astronauts safely to the moon and back for not only the space races, but so scientists can also study the geological rocks and such which would help scientists back on Earth understand more about our planet and how the universe was created.
i think astronauts
The Answer for it is Astronauts, Computer Scientists, Food Scientists, and Materials Scientists.
Astronauts
they both research space
Astronauts go to different planets etc and collect specimens and other things so that scientists can research and find out more about our solar system.
They know because when they bring back the rocks they can be studyed by scientists and u should also go look it up in a book
The goal of project Apollo was for scientists to send astronauts safely to the moon and back for not only the space races, but so scientists can also study the geological rocks and such which would help scientists back on Earth understand more about our planet and how the universe was created.
No scientists went to the moon , the men who flew to the moon were all asronauts.
Scientists have determined the age of the moon by testing the rocks returned by the Apollo astronauts. Also, several unmanned vehicles landed on the moon and tested the soil and sent the results back to scientists here on earth.
Scientists learned that the moon has almost completely cooled since it's formation.
Probably not, but I don't think anyone has proved that it was.
Because they have had astronauts there, and they can see it through telescopes very well.