Fifty years have passed since mankind went to the moon, but why are so many people still skeptical about whether mankind has gone to the moon at all?
There is no room for doubt about man going to the moon. People have never been to the moon, The moon has set foot on the ground six times. Apollo 11 employed about four lakh people. The astronauts boarded the spaceship in front of everyone. When Apollo 11 left the world, the matter was first caught on the radar of the then Soviet Union. Apollo 11 was the focus of attention of all space labs around the world. The astronauts knew that many people on Earth would have doubts about their mission. So they took the retroflector with them. A retroflector is a type of mirror that reflects light along a light source. Almost immediately after the placement of the retroreflector, French astronauts received a reflection by throwing a laser. The suspicions about going to the moon are conspiracy theories. So far, all the scientific observational evidence that has been found proves the truth of the lunar mission. NASA answered all the questions of conspiracy theory long ago Gave. The bigger issue is that no scientist doubts about lunar missions, in most cases people who know less about science, who can't do minimal critical thinking.
People have not been sending people to the moon for the last 50 years because people have gone to the moon six times with this and brought a lot of stones. The rock is being researched in different universities of the world. Going to the moon is very expensive and people now know a lot about the moon - so NASA is now spending in other sectors. However, as India is almost a newcomer to space travel, going to the moon for India will greatly enhance India's capabilities in space research. Maybe India will also focus on Mars or some other planet after a few missions to the moon. Then maybe India will not go to the moon.
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