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Why would there be? The engine was just barely ticking over, the engine bell was several feet above the ground, there was no air to keep the rocket exhaust into a plume like an upside-down candle, as there is on Earth. Instead, the flame comes out of the bell more in an "open umbrella" shape. The exhaust had less PSI to it than a leaf blower at the time of touchdown, so about all it did was move some of the dust away. A Harrier pushes down a lot harder, but it leaves no crater either!
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Where did the first man walk while on the moon?
Sea of Tranquility, near Litte West crater. See the link below for the Apollo traverse map
Why the Armstrong crater is named after Neil Armstrong?
There are many craters named after the early Apollo astronauts as well as some Soviet (Russian) cosmonauts and early rocket pioneers. As the first man to walk on the moon, Armstrong definitely deserves a lunar crater named after him.
What are the ships that landed on the moon called?
the ships that travelled to the moon are Apollo 11,12,14,15,16,17
What route did Neil Armstrong take to the moon?
The Apollo 11 crew did not stray far from the Lunar Module during their mission. The primary goal of Apollo 11 was not really geology, but proof that the Apollo Spacecraft could perform as needed, namely to land men on the moon and return them safely home. That being said, Neil Armstrong did venture about 200 feet from the LM to peer into a crater. In 2009, NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter images the A11 landing site. You can still see the tracks left behind by the crew. See the Related Links section below for the LRO website showing the Apollo 11 landing site.
What astronaut was on the Apollo 11?
it is about are first mission to the moon that was succesfull
Where did Apollo 14 land?
Apollo 14 landed in the Fra Mauro highlands on the moon. This landing site was chosen to study a geologically diverse area, including hills, crater rims, and a deep trench. The astronauts also collected samples from Cone Crater during their mission.
How many astrounot wakl in the moon during Apollo mission?
During the Apollo mission a total of 12 astronauts walked on the moon. On each trip to the moon 2 astronauts walked on the moon.
Why does the moon have lots of crater when the earth only has a bit?
because the moon hasn't got an atmosphere for the meteors to burn up in
What problems did neil Armstrong have?
It was a minor problem, Apollo 11 did not make a pinpoint landing on the moon , as there was a crater over there.
Who was president during Apollo moon missions?
Richard Nixon was the President of the United States during the Apollo moon missions.
How many atronauts walk on the moon during Apollo moon mission?
During the Apollo moon missions, a total of 12 astronauts walked on the moon. Each Apollo mission had a crew of three astronauts, with two of them landing on the moon's surface while one remained in orbit.
What is the name of the crater in which the first Apollo rocket landed?
the Apollo 1 rocket didn't flew. A fire inside the cockpit killed the three astronauts at ignition.
During what two decades did astronauts visit the moon?
The Apollo lunar missions were the only missions to date to have landed on the moon. They began with Apollo 11 in July 1969 and ended with Apollo 17 in December 1972. Note: Apollo 8 became the first manned mission beyond low-earth orbit. It orbited the moon but did not land.
What is the vehicle used by the astronauts to get off the moon during the Apollo missions?
On the moon they used the 'space buggy', but to get off it they used apollo 11
When was the last time men were on the moon?
The last mission of the Apollo program was Apollo 17 in December, 1972. The last man to walk on the Moon during Apollo was Eugene "Gene" Cernan, on December 14, 1972.
Did they leave any items on the Moon during the Apollo missions?
no they did not.
Where did the first man walk while on the moon?
Sea of Tranquility, near Litte West crater. See the link below for the Apollo traverse map
