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Because it take time to study the moon rocks and the moon sand.It is not at all easy as some people think.

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Why scientist continue to study the Moon long after the Apollo program ended and and list some of the types of the data that have been collected?

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Why do scientists continue to study the moon long after the Apollo program ended?

The Apollo missions helped us learn a good deal about the moon, but not all that there is to know. For one thing, they only explored small portions of the moon's surface. Additionally, we now have technology that we did not have during the Apollo missions which we can use to study the moon.


What was the focus of the Apollo missions?

The Apollo prgram's mission was scientific: to study the moon.


Who was the only scientist to visit the moon?

Harrison Hagan "Jack" Schmitt is an American geologist who flew on Apollo 17.


Why did scientists continue to study the Moon long after the Apollo program ended?

They have to study the moon rocks, as more were brought and a detailed study had to be done, this takes years and it was done in various countries.


What was the Apollo 10 designed to study?

Apollo 10 was made to study if the lunar module will separate and dock around the moon.


Who is the first scientist walk the moon?

Harrison "Jack" Schmitt was the first (and only) scientist, a geologist, to walk on the moon. He was part of the Apollo 17 crew, landing in December of 1972.


Why scientist not studying the moon?

What is there to study but craters...


What did the Apollo astronauts study while on the moon?

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How long has Apollo 11 been on the moon?

Apollo 11 was on the moon for nearly 26 hours.


Why was the Apollo space program important?

It started a change in the way scientist studied the moon


Who is the only true scientist to walk on the moon?

Harrison Schmitt, a geologist, is the only scientist to have walked on the moon. He was a member of the Apollo 17 mission in 1972.