Its been a long time. Just saw the crew’s interview on CNN after they met with the President Bush.
http://spaceflight1.nasa.gov/history/apollo/apollo11/
The purpose of the Apollo 11 mission was to land men on the lunar surface and to return them safely to Earth. The crew was Neil A. Armstrong, commander; Michael Collins, Command Module pilot; and Edwin E. Aldrin Jr., Lunar Module pilot…
PS: When we gona step on any other planet ? 
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not in anny time soon 
there are some problems to overcome first
take a look at mars. In theory we could go there but it would be one way trip. It s one of the few planets in this solar system where we might get to live on
1:It takes years to get there, ok lets say we overcome that problem cuz of new ramjet engines etc.
then 2: the atmposphere there, we ll have to create a whole new air tight infrastructure and buildings to live in. ok agreed we done that too
then 4 : where is the food comming from?a and water? yes there s water there but frozen and poisseness.
then 5 : gravity. The gravity on mars is a few times less then on earth. Every one who stays there more then a few months will have difficulties when he/she comes back to earth.
All the kids who ll be born there wont ever be able to come back to earth.
and so on and so on 
so it s possible I think
but not anny time soon 
let alone Mars, when will a human land on the moon again?
^ what's the point... after 8 (?) expeditions, I think we know everything there is to know... its just a waste of money to go again.
Agreed on that. Maybe someday just for a visit when its not expenssive anymore.
For now on lets focus on MARS, its a great planet to explore.
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^ what's the point... after 8 (?) expeditions, I think we know everything there is to know... its just a waste of money to go again.
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do you really think so? what's beneath the moon's surface?
what's on the other side of the moon? all moon-travellers have investigated the side of the moon that is facing the earth. the 'black' side hasn't been investigated much
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do you really think so? what's beneath the moon's surface?
what's on the other side of the moon? all moon-travellers have investigated the side of the moon that is facing the earth. the 'black' side hasn't been investigated much
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Good News!
Back to moon missions are back on the drawing boards now with the first mission in 2014.