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The real reason we didn't go back is that Nixon canceled as much of the Apollo program as he could get away with, since it was a Democrats' idea. No bucks, no Buck Rogers. He renamed Cape Kennedy "Cape Canaveral" just to rub it in, and arranged to waste the last moonworthy Apollo capsule on a US/USSR stunt flight called Apollo Soyuz. The later capsules, intended to go only into orbit to take astronauts to Skylab, were of somewhat different design.

Anyone who still thinks we did not go to the Moon should go visit the links below, which explain the things people are misunderstanding. The Russians, and many others, tracked the flights to the Moon, and would dearly have loved to expose any hoax, had there been one.

The most plausible answer would have to be money. It costs upwards in the billions of dollars to plan, prepare, and execute a mission like sending astronauts to the moon. Also since NASA has already achieved the feat of landing on the moon, they probably have no reason to go back. There are no Natural Resources to obtain and there is economical way to sustain life on the moon. Without a way to profit form an excursion like going to the moon, there is no reason to make the trip.

Some people in the past have speculated that NASA really never landed on the moon and that the whole that the whole thing was staged to avoid the embarrassment of losing to the Russians in the great race to the moon during the late 1960's. These critics claim that NASA found it impossible with their current technology to achieve such an amazing milestone. So they lied to save face and make the Russians look inferior. Of course, none of these accusations have been proven true, and most people believe that NASA really did land on the moon.

It seems that the less a person knows about science, the Moon, lunar conditions, Photography, radiation, and rocketry, the less likely they are to believe in Apollo. People who understand those fields know very well that Apollo was real. The links below are very helpful!

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