When will first moon landing happen?

Never

51 years ago.

Can we land now?

The moon will probably land on you soon.

Humans not allowed.

The Earth is flat and stationary and the moon is a plasma disk, not a rocky body that can be landed on…

nasa keeps blaming everything for delays

Ask Tesla

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How are you going to land on a light? No one know what the sun is or the moon is, but they are some kind of plasma manifestations.

Also, astronomers will tell you that you can see clouds through the moon, so, how are you going to land on something like that?

Not sure about Apollo 11 but Apollo 17 was legit.

I remember all of them.

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There is no such thing as space... that night sky you see is the celestial sphere... we live around it in a concave earth... up is in.... down is out ;)

Can't land on the moon, it's translucent

The atmosphere gets too thin that high up, so there's no rocket that can make it that far. Some kind of vacuum airship might be able to float there, but not likely.

Never, they can't go there. It's a hologram

The duct tape used to fashion a bullshit fender, how come that didn’t off gas?

Gave you 5 stars and a pin for posting a real question.

not anymore anyway...

NASA probably only needs a couple trillion more bennybux, and it will be, "Thunderbirds, are GO!"

The moon is just a big helium balloon NASA launched about 150 years ago.....

No human has walked around on the Moon in our history. I won't rule out that one of the earlier civilizations may have, but not us. The real technical issues are overwhelming. Radiation being #1 on that long list. #2 being the insane difficulty of a manned retro-rocket descent. With NO landing pad, no ground based anything, and no air to help slow the vehicle down, or to be any help in steering.

Please all you fan boys, get out of your mind the false picture of Nasa doing this with that garbage can LEM. Going from 3000+mph to 0 in all 3 axis by a seat-of-pants human pilot.

#3 issue, no real spacesuits. As an actual space equipment engineer, I have known this for a long time. Interesting that this year 2022 Nasa admits they cannot do it. Do any of you really appreciate how impossible a fully functioning hard vacuum suit is? Surely not the costumes shown by Apollo actors.

Add to this the basic energy & consumables consumption problem. Bad enough to GET there. But returning? Carry every bit of fuel and supplies all the way to the moon? Please see how ridiculous that is. Any real mission would have pre-placed supplies. The very least would be something already on the lunar surface. More goodies in orbit.

Yep

Excellent post