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What is the second name of Aldrin who accompanied Neil Armstrong on his trip to the moon?
His name was Edwin Eugene "Buzz" Aldren Jr.
What is the duration of A Trip to the Moon?
The duration of A Trip to the Moon is 840.0 seconds.
What is the second closest planet to the moon?
what is the second closest planet from the moon
How many men were on the first trip to the moon?
As with all the Apollo missions, the first trip to the moon had three astronauts. However, in the landings only two men walked on the moon while the third remained in the command module.
How was the second person to step on the moon?
Buzz Aldrin was the second person to step on the moon, following Neil Armstrong, during the Apollo 11 mission in July 1969. Aldrin made history by becoming the second person to walk on the lunar surface.
Who wrote A trip to the moon?
Georges Melies made the film.
What is the second name of Aldrin who accompanied Neil Armstrong on his trip to the moon?
His name was Edwin Eugene "Buzz" Aldren Jr.
Who made the first ever 'space' movie?
"A Trip to the Moon" (1902). Made by Geroges Melies.
What was the mission number of the trip to the moon made by Neil Armstrong?
Apollo 11.
Has a human ever been melted?
Yes, Nile Armstrong got melted on his second trip to the moon.
What is the duration of A Trip to the Moon?
The duration of A Trip to the Moon is 840.0 seconds.
Did Neil Armstrong made it to the moon?
Yes, you dumb brain who asked this question. He made it to the moon by lifting off in a space shuttle and taking a 3-day trip through space to get to the moon.
When was A Trip to the Moon created?
A Trip to the Moon was created on 1902-09-01.
What achievements has Buzz Aldrin made?
He was the second man on the moon
When was The Second Trip created?
The Second Trip was created in 1972.
How many pages does The Second Trip have?
The Second Trip has 192 pages.
Did bartholomew diaz make more than one trip?
Yes, he made a second trip to Calicut in 1500, but was caught in a storm and was lost at sea.
