At 94, Apollo Astronaut Finally Reveals Why NASA Never Returned To The Moon

At 94, Apollo Astronaut Finally Reveals Why NASA Never Returned To The Moon

In the summer of 1969, an extraordinary event occurred that changed the course of history for America and the Space Race. Nearly ten years earlier, the Soviet Union startled the world by sending the first satellite into space. And on July 20th, 1969, the Apollo 11 mission achieved what was previously deemed impossible. But why hasn't NASA returned to the moon after all these years?

Join us as we investigate how this living legend of space exploration has finally stepped forward at the age of 94 to reveal the untold story behind why NASA has failed to return to the moon.

Exploring the moon wasn't the main goal. President Kennedy played a crucial role in starting the Apollo mission in 1961, which aimed to land humans on the moon. This move is often seen as brave and forward-thinking. Kennedy declared that the United States would reach the moon before the 1960s ended. However, Kennedy wasn't interested in exploring the moon just because he liked it. He saw it as a way to gain an advantage during the Cold War.