Was neil armstrong scared to go to the moon?

Answer 1

Neil Armstrong feared that there would be problems and difficulties in space and on the moon. Also, more specifically, suffocating from "oceans of dust" on the moon.

Answer 2

It's highly unlikely considering he was a naval pilot and a test pilot of such aircraft as the X-15 which he flew to a height of 63km. He was often in emergency situations and was noted for his cool head - not the sort of man to easily panic.

Answer 3

On September 3, 1951, his F9F Panther was hit by anti-aircraft fire while flying a reconnaissance mission during the Korean War. He subsequently collided with a pole while approximately 20 feet above the ground, which took off about 3 feet of his right wing. He was forced to eject over water, and the whereabouts of his wrecked aircraft remain unknown. Then there was the X-15 incident on April 20, 1962.

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Answer 4

No, he was completely confident that he would succeed. He was a seasoned naval test pilot who had encountered many challenges and learned to control any doubts or fears he may have had about the mission. He was excited and eager to board Apollo 11.

Answer 5

No. He was a pilot and the first man to step on the moon.

Answer 6

No not at all , he went on the surface of the moon , and took those bold steps for man.

Answer 7

no not at all he was very determined to go to the moon and was not scared at all

Answer 8

Then hop off

Answer 9

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