Neil Armstrong followed minutes later by Buzz Aldrin were the first to walk on the surface of the moon, which they did in July, 1969. Since then, approximately 10 others, all from the U.S. have done so.

To be more grammatically correct, your question should read: "Has anyone ever gone to the moon?"

My answer did not include those astronauts and cosmonauts who journeyed to the moon, or orbited it, without physically walking on the surface.

Usually a family own only one car. If they have two or more, it means that people are wealthy.

Lexus, Land Rover if you mean brand.

Lancer if you mean model.

I have had my 1995 Geo tracker in my name since i was 14 and I was never required in the state of NY to have a parent involved. Although if your registering it from an expired registration, you may be required to show a purchase price and pay the state tax on that price, unless you can prove it was a free gift

Most states have a three-day grace period after signing a contract for a car purchase, mortgage, etc.

That means you can change your mind within three days and get out of the contract.

After that, or if you don't live in such a state, you're stuck.

Most state do not on vehicle purchases. As far as I know California is the only state that has that law and it just went into effect in 2005.

In Texas, the law says once you sign the contract and take posession of hthe car, you are done unless it is a lemon. If you do not sign off on the car and leave it at the dealership, you foil the completion of the contract cycle in taking financing and registration. That is straight from the DOTx rules.

The car that my dad sign for the money was going to be out of pocket. There was no finance, because my dad would not qualify for loans. The car dealership was aware of my dads situation. The car was never purchased yet, no money has been exchanged. In the stat of California is he still liable?

If the dealer will let you. Once you sign papers, the car is yours. If the dealer takes pity on you, they might make a clean swap. Chances are they will offer to buy your new car from you for way less than you purchased it for and then sell you another car. So you would have a new loan to pay plus the rollover from your old loan. It wouldn't be worth selling in my opinion. If you want to sell your car, try selling person to person first. Get what you owe for it or you will have to pay the difference with your own money in order to get the title in the mail and transfer to the new owner. Then go to a dealer and get a new car and new loan. My best advice if you absolutely can't stand your current car.

Car servicing frequency depends on factors like the vehicle's age, mileage, and manufacturer recommendations. Generally, newer cars might need service every 10,000 to 15,000 miles or once a year, whichever comes first. For older vehicles or those with higher mileage, more frequent servicing may be necessary. Regular maintenance includes oil changes, fluid checks, tire rotations, and inspections of brakes, belts, and filters. Following the manufacturer's car service schedule ensures optimal performance, longevity, and safety for your vehicle.

There are a great many reasons why the Americas wanted Florida. Florida was a very big port for trade and travel.

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You are asking specifically about New York and I haven't a clue what the statute actually SAYS; (in fact I seriously doubt there is any statutory law addressing this non-issue), but I do believe that it can say NOTHING in the matter. A motor vehicle is PROPERTY, no more and no less.

Chemistry, as we all know, is the central science. It is connected to other branches of science and of course connected to our daily lives for concepts of chemistry is always needed. Like for example: the materials we use everyday, it need concepts of chemistry. Chemistry also improves the way of life. that is all I can share.

not a complete answer but according to http://www.pacinst.org/topics/integrity_of_science/case_studies/hummer_vs_prius.pdf

The British auto industry trade group estimated in their 2006 sustainability report that lifecycle CO2 emissions - a strong proxy for energy - are allocated 10% to manufacturing; 85% to use; and 5% to disposal

The units are horse-power. One horse-power = 550 ft.lbs/sec B.H.P. stands for brake horse-power. The word brake does not affect the units, it simply specifies the way in which the horse-power was measured. This in turn means that the horse-power wasmeasured rather than calculated or estimated.

Children can drive the peel p50 but not on public roads. Only on a closed road with not cars around.

Original 1960s versions of the Peel P50 are very rare and are hardly ever for sale, with only 50-70 ever being made and only about 20 or so still in existence.

However there is a company in the UK called Peel Engineering who have started to produce road legal versions of the Peel P50 and it's sister car the Trident. They have a 49cc 4 stroke Gas (petrol) version or a 3 Kilowatt Electric version with a 50-60 mile range. I understand the performance of these vehicles is very similar to the original.

The link to their site is below.

It is 8000 dollars and you can get one at London i have already have it it only can be ride at the parks it is 58 kg and 99cm 13 inches long my friend also loves it very much and it is awesome i recommend you to buy one.

It's not a membership. You just register with them and select a screen name. yes but it's not exactly a membership,you just register and you want to buy things so if you win something then they will want to know who and where to send the item to!

There is none. The Buyer's Remorse laws or cooling Off Period Laws, in every state only apply to unsolicited purchases. These laws do not apply to the purchase of a new or used automobile. If you purchased a used car with a warranty that is what you have to fall back on. If you purchased it "As Is" then you have no warranty at all. You can never return a car for a refund. You can however return a new car for a replacement if the vehicle cannot be repaired and you follow all the rules associated with the Lemon Law in your state.

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Obligation means duty ie something that must be done because of legal or moral duty

Cobuyer, cosigner, they are the same thing. Wherever you sign as co-signer you should be aware that if the primary borrower defaults on payments you will be held equally responsible for paying the loan.

That depends on which one you're asking about. They range from around $50,000 to $125,000.

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