The flag, the science gear, their trash, their footprints, the base of the LM (the gold colored part) and, IIRC, a monument to fallen astronauts, and a piece of the Wright Flyer.
The Apollo 11 flag fell over on liftoff (it was just barely sticking in the ground, later flags were made so the astronauts could drive them in better). After 40 years of lunar conditions, it is safe to say the flags are undoubtedly so much powder. They were modified off-the-shelf Sears flags made of nylon, with a "curtain rod" attached to the top so the flag could be deployed as if it were flying.
The astronauts left behind scientific instruments, equipment used during their missions (such as lunar rovers, flags, and cameras), and personal items like patches, medallions, and family photos. They also left bootprints, rover tracks, and footprints that remain preserved in the lunar dust due to the lack of atmosphere or weather.
There is no evidence to suggest that Neil Armstrong left a Coke can on the Moon. The items left behind by astronauts on the Moon were carefully chosen and documented for scientific purposes.
When Apollo 11 astronauts left the moon, they left behind the Lunar Module descent stage, which served as their launch platform, as well as scientific instruments, including a retroreflector array for measuring the moon's distance from Earth. They also left behind various tools, equipment, and personal items to reduce weight for the return journey.
Yes. Alien to the moon left by U.S. astronauts
No, no humans have been buried on the moon. The only remains on the moon are the artifacts left behind by astronauts during the Apollo missions, such as spacecraft components and lunar rovers.
Yes, moon buggies were left on the moon during the Apollo missions. They were used as transportation for astronauts to explore the lunar surface, but were left behind to make room for other mission-critical equipment and to save weight for the return journey to Earth.
In relation to the size of the moon, they are tiny, and we are so far from the moon. Even the astronauts orbiting the moon could not see them.
There is no evidence to suggest that Neil Armstrong left a Coke can on the Moon. The items left behind by astronauts on the Moon were carefully chosen and documented for scientific purposes.
yes it can because there are some footprints on the moon left by the astronauts
frequent moonquakes...
When Apollo 11 astronauts left the moon, they left behind the Lunar Module descent stage, which served as their launch platform, as well as scientific instruments, including a retroreflector array for measuring the moon's distance from Earth. They also left behind various tools, equipment, and personal items to reduce weight for the return journey.
The 12 Apollo astronauts have left their footprints on the moon.
Yes. Alien to the moon left by U.S. astronauts
Tools that are left behind by astronauts.
No, no humans have been buried on the moon. The only remains on the moon are the artifacts left behind by astronauts during the Apollo missions, such as spacecraft components and lunar rovers.
Yes, moon buggies were left on the moon during the Apollo missions. They were used as transportation for astronauts to explore the lunar surface, but were left behind to make room for other mission-critical equipment and to save weight for the return journey to Earth.
No, during the Apollo missions radio contact was cut off when astronauts orbited behind the Moon.
During the Apollo moonwalks, astronauts left behind various items including equipment, experiment packages, scientific instruments, American flags, and lunar rovers. They also left behind their footprints, which will remain preserved on the Moon's surface due to the lack of atmosphere and erosion processes.