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NASA left retroreflectors, or mirrors, on the Moon during the Apollo missions to enable precise measurements of the distance between the Earth and the Moon. These instruments reflect laser beams sent from Earth back to their source, allowing scientists to calculate the distance with high accuracy. This data has been valuable for various scientific research, including studies of the Moon's orbit and gravitational interactions. The retroreflectors remain functional and continue to be used in ongoing lunar research today.
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Can we see the nasa flags and stuff left and the moon?
Yes, the flags and other equipment left on the moon by NASA astronauts can be seen from Earth through powerful telescopes. However, due to the vast distance and the limitations of the telescopes, the details are not visible to the naked eye. NASA has also confirmed that some of the flags may have faded or been bleached by the harsh conditions on the moon.
When did NASA land on the moon?
As an agency of the US federal government, NASA itself has never left the Earth's surface. But six pairs of astronauts landed on the moon between 1969 and 1972, on missions that were part of the Apollo program, which was administered by NASA.
What is the name of the NASA missions that landed men on the moon?
The NASA missions which landed humans on the moon were called the Apollo Moon missions.
What did NASA find on the moon?
When NASA landed on the moon, they found a number of things, including a colony or homosexuals and a herd of dinosaurs.
Has NASA been operating a base on the moon for more thanm twenty years?
No, NASA has not been operating a base on the moon for more than twenty years. NASA has not established a permanent base on the moon yet. They have plans for future lunar missions under the Artemis program, aiming to return humans to the moon by the mid-2020s.
Where can you see pictures of the equipment left behind on the moon?
NASA sent a probe to the moon in 2009 which, among other things, took pictures of each of the Apollo landing sites. Searching NASA for Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter images should yield the images in question.
Can we see the nasa flags and stuff left and the moon?
Yes, the flags and other equipment left on the moon by NASA astronauts can be seen from Earth through powerful telescopes. However, due to the vast distance and the limitations of the telescopes, the details are not visible to the naked eye. NASA has also confirmed that some of the flags may have faded or been bleached by the harsh conditions on the moon.
When did NASA land on the moon?
As an agency of the US federal government, NASA itself has never left the Earth's surface. But six pairs of astronauts landed on the moon between 1969 and 1972, on missions that were part of the Apollo program, which was administered by NASA.
What colors are now on the flags left on the moon in the 1960s and 1970s?
NASA has said they think the flags colors on the moon are now white after years of harsh conditions.
Where did NASA land on the moon?
in the middle of the moon
What was the name of NASA's moon program?
NASA's first moon program was called Apollo.The new moon program is called Constellation.
What is the name of the NASA missions that landed men on the moon?
The NASA missions which landed humans on the moon were called the Apollo Moon missions.
Was it just NASA landings on the moon?
NASA is the only agency to have landed humans on the moon. Russia, however, has landed probes and rovers on the moon's surface.
What did NASA find on the moon?
When NASA landed on the moon, they found a number of things, including a colony or homosexuals and a herd of dinosaurs.
Are there any mirrors on the moon?
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Has NASA been operating a base on the moon for more thanm twenty years?
No, NASA has not been operating a base on the moon for more than twenty years. NASA has not established a permanent base on the moon yet. They have plans for future lunar missions under the Artemis program, aiming to return humans to the moon by the mid-2020s.
How did Neil get to the moon?
In a rocket from NASA!
