Did Man Set Foot On The Moon In The 60s, 70,s Or Ever?

Almost 20% of the American public believes that we didn't go to the Moon.

So this is a monologue, not a dialogue?

Occom Bill wrote:

I do not believe man ever set foot on the moon, no.

Why not find out yourself? Appollo 11 installed an array of rear-reflectors on the moon so that astronomers on the earth can measure the distance between Earth and Moon with about a centimeter's precision.

So why don't you buy yourself a strong well-focused, pulsed laser, point it at the Apollo landing site, focus on the site with a camera sensitive enough to catch the reflection of your laser's pulse from the array, and see if you can get a signal. Based on my experience as a former laser physicist, I'd say the project will cost you about $20,000 in parts, plus a couple of months' labor by a physicist you trust. It's not a cheap project, but definitely within the means of an individual who cares to find out.

Oh, and to answer Mark's question: Yes, Neil Armstrong really did set foot on the moon on July 20, 1969.

I have seen the laser in operation, and doubt not that the array exists. Can you tell me when the first relay was observed?

some 5 Billion years from now, the sun will flare up and burn out, shortly thereafter our entire galaxy will collide with Andromeda. Doesnt anybody care?

Because they are stills.

Pegasus flanks the horizon.