who will be in the moon next ?
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China has Started a manned Space programme and has said it's aim is to land on the Moon.\n\nSo the Yanks will Try to get get there first.\n\nBut their Space programme is still not up and running properly since the Columbia disaster.
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i'm gonna build a casino on the moon, once we have a colony their. I'll call it Lunatics Paradice.\nget it, luna >> moon, dice >> gambling\nhahahahaha
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The Moon is 400 times smaller than the Sun, but 400 times closer.\n\nWe are very lucky
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NASA plans to send astronauts to the moon by 2020.  NASA sent nine manned missions to the Moon between 1968 and 1972. A total of 12 men walked on the lunar surface.  If you ask me, I'm not sure if they have ever been up there to begin with.  They say it takes them so long now to get "back" because the project would cost over 100 Billion Dollars. The new missions would use rocket technology already employed on the space shuttle to cut the costs of development. Dr Griffin from NASA said the new rockets would be "very Apollo-like, with updated technology. Think of it as Apollo on steroids."
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They are American, and have been on the moon.
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preparation for the eventual moon landings
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nothing... your car nowadays have a more complicated computer system then that lunar module.  I hope your asking about the first one that land on the moon
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Zero is the absolute wrong answer to your question.\n \nThere have been 12 Americans to walk on the Moon. The last person to step on the Moon was Harrison "Jack" Schmitt in December of 1972 aboard Apollo 17. He was the only scientist to ever go there. His Commander for the flight was Gene Cernan. Gene Cernan was actually the last person to be on the Moon because Jack Schmitt climbed back up into the Lunar Module first leaving Gene Cernan still on the surface. Mr. Cernan wrote a book called "The Last Man on the Moon" that I highly recommend reading. Another book called simply "A Man on the Moon" by Andrew Chaikin is probably the best one you can find on reading about all the people that made the trip. It's over 800 pages long (YIKES) and was then broken up into three separte picture books that shows you the actual pictures on the Moon as the author describes it. It's kind of like being there yourself!!!\n There are literally hundreds of thousands of photos from the six lunar landing missions that you can see at a number of NASA websites. \nDon't ever let anyone tell you that the Moon Landings were a hoax. For every "proof" that these people come up with to "prove" the hoax theory, there is a relatively easy explanation to shoot them down. Besides, there are 958[?] pounds of Lunar Rock that they brought back that thousands of scientists have examined and not one of them have ever said that any of these rocks and "soil" could have ever come from the Earth. The reason being that they have never been exposed to water on the inside or out which is quite impossible for Earth rocks. Plus several of them are older than any Earth rock that anyone has ever found!\nThree of these men are no longer with us, so there are only nine people alive that have walked on the Moon. He are there names, from the first to the last person on the Moon: Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin-Apollo 11, Pete Conrad (deceased)and Alan Bean- Apollo 12, Alan Shepard (deceased)and Ed Mitchell- Apollo 14, Dave Scott and Jim Irwin (deceased)- Apollo 15, John Young and Charlie Duke-Apollo 16, and finally Gene Cernan and Jack Schmitt- Apollo 17.
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I have my doubts.\n\nBoth the US and China both have aims at going to the moon within the next couple of decades, but I havent seen much progresss by either nation to take such a big leap forward from their current space program.\n\nChina just launched its first person into space a few years ago, I havent heard much after that.\n\nThe US has already been there so they are probably in the best position to do it again.  NASA however is still trying to squeeze what it can out of the remaining orbiters in order to complete the international space station, besides that and trying to launch as many probes as it is, they can hardly find time to plan for what is replace the shuttle, much less going to the moon and beyond.
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JFK. YOu should hear his inpirring speeches about the US wanting to reach the moon, to get ahead of USSR in Space reseach and Rocket Science.
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The next total solar eclipse will occur on August 1, 2008.\nThe next total eclipse of the Moon will occur on the night of 2007 March 03/04. The event will be visible from parts of North and South America as well as Europe, Africa, and Asia
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Astronaut Eugene Cernan was the last man on the moon\n\nSorry - I misunderstood your question. Here's my revised answer....\n\nThe last US Astronaut to step on the moon was Harrison H. Schmitt.  He was the 12th and the last.
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A grand total of 12 people have walked on the moon, in the mission Apollo 11, 12, 14, 15, 16 and 17 (two people each), between 1969 and 1972.  No one since.
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Probably Kennedy, because he got the space race started and made it so that we can say that we landed on the moon.\n\nJust to give a little factual info, they have done studies and the open space for more figures on Mt. Rushmore are unusable as they are too unstable and would break off.
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THAT IS THE BEST QUESTION I'VE HEARD ON YAHOO ANSWERS.\n\nWhy have we waited until now to name the moon. Let's get that out of the way before we quit. here are my names:\n\nLunar Song\nHumoon\nFemoon\nMamoon\nGladys\nMoon\nEarthling\nLuna\nSelene\nArtemis\nEarthchild\nSuppysup
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Any new born baby will be in its cradle. \n\nTherfore, a newly born moon-New moon-will be in its cradle on the next day of New Moon day.\n\nOn New Moon day we cannot see Moon.
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The date on which a certain phase of the moon will occur depends on your geographical location on earth!\nTo avoid miscommunication, astronomers use Universal Time (UT) for dates and times concerning astronomical phenomena.\nThe next new moon will occur on May 27th 5.26 hr Universal Time