Did Neil Armstrong go to the moon? Many of us think of thousands of such questions.

July 20, 1989

%%% On this very day, July 20, 1989, people set foot on the moon. A new horizon of space travel began from that day. The first three people went to the moon in this lunar mission. Two of them set foot on Chad's ground. They are Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin. And the third was Michael Collins who was in lunar orbit. These three moon-conquering astronauts also set foot in Bengal. Man first landed on the moon holding the hand of the Apollo-11 mission. Then 10 more astronauts set foot on the moon in five more missions.

There is no end to the doubts. Many of us still have this question in mind: Did Neil Armstrong really go to the moon? One of the reasons why these questions arise in our minds is that some people in our society who do not want to believe in lunar missions, according to them, it is a shooting in the Arizona desert to defeat the Soviet Union in a space race. Their questions and some of our thoughts

1) If there is no wind on the ground of the moon, then how was the flag flying?

____ The flag was not actually flying. A closer look reveals that the flag is attached to a frame at the top. And there is another frame on the side. The lower part of the flag was a little crooked as there were frames on both sides. Seeing the flag in the cooker, many people thought that the flag was flying. If anyone still has doubts, they can see the pictures of the astronauts taken on the moon if they want. Although the position and gestures of the astronauts have changed in the picture, there is no change in the crooked part of the flag.

2) Why aren't they in the moon sky?

____In fact, the background may have been blackened to reduce the focus of the lens when taking pictures and to make the views of the moon's surface clearer. They are supposed to be seen in many pictures of the earth surface from the space station, but they are not seen.

3) If 12 people landed on the moon one by one from 1989 to 1982. Then why did people not go to the moon? If people are successful in the lunar mission, then why it did not have continuity?

____ I think the best answer is that people are slowly improving. People are now thinking of living on the moon. The Apollo mission plans to visit Mars by 2030. NASA is now planning to send the first woman to the moon, the NASA Artemis Program is working for this mission in 2024.

4) Why didn't Neil Armstrong appear in public after the Apollo 11 mission?

The word ____ is not entirely correct. Neil Armstrong also came to Dhaka. The day was October 26, 1989. After the lunar conquest, the three astronauts have traveled to about 23 countries. Neil later turned his attention to his family. He was a publicist but was seen in many interviews until his death.

5) Why the shadow of each object in the pictures taken by the astronauts?

____ The cause of the moon's ebro-thebro surface. In high and low uneven places the shadow of the object is akabaka. The same thing happened on the surface of the moon. And the surface of the moon can reflect very well, so the pictures seemed to have light sources in different directions. The shadows of different objects were on different sides due to the light reflected from different directions.

8) Neil was seen in a photo of Aldrin in a helmet, but he did not have a camera in his hand. So who took the picture?

____ The picture was actually taken by Aldrin himself. The matter can be understood only by looking at his hand. The blue and the lander were visible in the glass of Aldrin's helmet.

7) Did they leave any evidence on the surface of the moon in the Apollo 11 mission?

____ The astronauts left a reflector on the moon's surface, measuring the moon's distance from the earth with a laser. They also have flags, although it is thought that the Apollo 11 flag fell to the ground after being hit by a lander while returning to Earth from the moon.

হয়তো You may have faced many more questions like this. If you think a little, you will get the answer. So no doubt, now is the time to move forward. Astronomers are now thinking of going to Mars. Neil Armstrong also said in an interview: "One day we will reach Mars."

!!! Interestingly, the memory of the computer used in the Apollo 11 mission was only 0.06 MB.

12 people with their feet on the moon: Neil Armstrong - Buzz Aldrin ---- Charles Pete Conrad - Alan Ben ---- Alan Shepherd - Edgar Mitchell ---- Dave Scott - Jim Irwin ---- John Young - -Charlie Duke ---- Eugene Jane Carnan - Harrison Jack Smith.