Moon Landing Research Papers
The second reason the moon landing really did happen is from all the data that has been collected. Even samples that were collected back then are still being used in experiments today. Randy L. Korotev, Ph.D., a research professor in the Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences in Arts & Sciences, has studied lunar samples and their chemical compositions since he was an undergraduate at the University of Wisconsin and "was in the right place at the right time" in 1969 to be a part of a team to study some of the first lunar samples. "You can look at the moon and know that the moon has been hit a lot by very large meteorites," says Randy L. Korotev. "We know this occurred some 3.9 billion years ago. "What we don’t know, however, the history
of large meteorites hitting the Earth — we can’t see those impacts because they would have been erased by Earth’s active geology."
of large meteorites hitting the Earth — we can’t see those impacts because they would have been erased by Earth’s active geology."