I decided to research about the missions to bring man to land in the moon.
President Kennedy raised a goal to the United States on May 25, 1961. That goal was that before the sexties decade got ended they should land a man to the Moon and bring him back safe to the Earth.
That goal was the motivation to the scientists overcome all trobles they had. The firsts paragrapfs of the article states this goal with the Kennedy own words to show the importance it has in the achievement.
There were lots of questions to be solved by the scientists. The first ones were what approach they should choose between Direct ascent, Earth Orbit rendezvous, and lunar orbit rendezvous.
After choosing the correct approach to get to the Moon, there were other things to solve, as what would be the vehicles to lauch them from Earth and, other to Land them. …show more content…
In sumary, there were lots of questions to be answered before they could achieve that goal.
The article I read spend several pages talking about these questions and their solutions.
The mission Apollo 11 put Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin on the Moon soil on July 20, 1969. And this was one of the most importante days for the Human Race. As stated on the article, “NASA eventually spent $24.5 billion on the apollo programo f 16 unmaned missions and 12 manned missions. A total of 12 men walked on the moon from July 20,1969 to Dec. 11, 1972(Apollo
President Kennedy raised a goal to the United States on May 25, 1961. That goal was that before the sexties decade got ended they should land a man to the Moon and bring him back safe to the Earth.
That goal was the motivation to the scientists overcome all trobles they had. The firsts paragrapfs of the article states this goal with the Kennedy own words to show the importance it has in the achievement.
There were lots of questions to be solved by the scientists. The first ones were what approach they should choose between Direct ascent, Earth Orbit rendezvous, and lunar orbit rendezvous.
After choosing the correct approach to get to the Moon, there were other things to solve, as what would be the vehicles to lauch them from Earth and, other to Land them. …show more content…
In sumary, there were lots of questions to be answered before they could achieve that goal.
The article I read spend several pages talking about these questions and their solutions.
The mission Apollo 11 put Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin on the Moon soil on July 20, 1969. And this was one of the most importante days for the Human Race. As stated on the article, “NASA eventually spent $24.5 billion on the apollo programo f 16 unmaned missions and 12 manned missions. A total of 12 men walked on the moon from July 20,1969 to Dec. 11, 1972(Apollo