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How many countries have put a man on the moon besides the US?

No country besides the US has successfully put a man on the moon. The only manned missions to the moon were conducted by NASA's Apollo program.


Why is the US the only country to put man on the moon?

It took a great deal of money and man effort to put a man on the moon and to bring him back.


When does us put the first man on the moon?

1969


How many times did US put man on the moon?

They put him on the the moon 57 times,true fact


What was the US space program that put a man on the Moon?

The US space program that put a man on the Moon was called Apollo. It was a series of manned missions conducted by NASA with the goal of landing astronauts on the Moon and bringing them safely back to Earth. The first successful Moon landing was Apollo 11 in 1969.


What country did the first person in space come from?

Russia to put a man in orbit US to put on the moon


What countries have put men on the moon?

The United States is the only nation that has landed a man on the moon, however, Russia has sent probes to the moon, things like that, and have attempted to put Russians on the moon, but the rocket crashed during takeoff. In layman's terms, the only country that put a man on the moon is the US.


What US missions sent the first man on the moon?

Apollo 11 put Neil Armstong and Buzz Aldrin on the Moon.


How was the US effected by the cold war?

Thanks to the "Space Race" the United States put a man on the moon in 1969!


Why doesn't US put a other man on he moon?

Because NASA is too scared to admit they didn't ever actually go to the moon. It was all a scam.


What year did the US put a man on a moon?

the year that the USA put the first man on the moon was in 1969 and it was Neil Armstrong.


What put man on moon?

NASA put man on the moon.===========================More meat:The manned moon landings were the public face of the government-funded cold-warprogram, administered by NASA, to demonstrate that the US was in possession of therocket-booster power and navigational precision required to plant a nuclear warheadanywhere on Earth at will.