Do you believe in the Apollo moon landing program? It's almost a question of testing your attitude toward human science. People who believe in the Apollo moon landing program must have a very positive attitude toward the development of human science, while those who do not believe in the Apollo moon landing must be a normal person.
Why, from the first lunar landing in 1969 to the end of the Apollo program in 1972, in just three years, NASA launched a lunar spacecraft almost semi-annually, and six consecutive successful lunar landings. In those days, was this really something that human technology could achieve? Especially the last Apollo 17 spacecraft, the two astronauts actually stayed on the moon for three or four days, and it seemed that something important had to be dealt with.
With the technical means of the 1970s, NASA was still able to land on the moon like drinking water, half a century later, why is NASA so cautious about landing on the moon? Judging from the above information, you would not believe that the Apollo program was real in the mind of a normal person. If NASA does implement the Apollo program, there must be some alien technology that we don't know is helping NASA, but we don't know why, NASA has now lost this technology, which is why it is so cautious about landing on the moon.
This is obviously a more ridiculous idea, and rather than believing in aliens, we should simply deny the Apollo program. In the context of the Cold War at that time, NASA's moon landing obviously had a competitive component, but could the competition successfully send astronauts to the moon? We don't know how humans tested the lunar environment at the time, only that scientists believe that the lunar module on the moon can take off from the moon and send astronauts into the command module back to Earth.
To this day, this method is also the means for human probes to land on the moon, and in future lunar landings, this will also be the way astronauts land on the moon. This is perhaps the most contributing achievement of the Apollo program. It points the way for human exploration of the moon. Some people say that the money spent on the moon is too much, so that NASA does not want to go to the moon, which is a joke.
The total cost of Apollo's six moon landings was around $25 billion, which equates to less than $5 billion at a time. Before NASA returned to the moon, there was really not enough evidence for us to believe in the Apollo program, what do you think?