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    Essay On Moon Landing Hoax

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    interested if the moon landing was actually a hoax. I am interested in this to find out if the truth about the moon landing was real or why we have been told a lie for just over a half of a century . The moon landing is a memory of the past. Neil Armstrong emerging from the Apollo 11 and said the words ‘A small step for for man‚ a giant step for mankind’ These words were looking like it may have been scripted. There are some theories that the whole moon landing propaganda was a script all together

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    The Moon and Sun

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    The Sun is the center around which the Earth and the other planets of our solar system revolve. It’s a rather ordinary star of average size. Even so‚ it is more than 1‚392‚000 km (865‚000 mi) across — more than 100 times the diameter of Earth. Its mass equals that of 333‚420 Earths! It resembles a huge furnace‚ fired by nuclear energy at its core. The tremendous energy produced is transferred outward‚ away from the core‚ in a process known as convection. Patches of gas heat and rise toward the surface

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    In a time where two super nations compete to put the first man on the moon come with a reasonable doubt about whether it actually happened or not. Some conspiracy theorists say that the moon landing was just a big hoax and that the United States (U.S) government wanted to be the first people to put astronauts on the moon to display how superior we were. First‚ the reason this theory started on why the U.S wanted to be the first to put someone on the moon was because of something called the space

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    no way that we could ever possibly land on the moon‚ let alone walk on it. Then Apollo 11 took down 2 astronauts from the command module in lunar orbit and on July 20‚ 1969‚ at 20:17‚ man had landed on the moon. Six hours later a man named Neil Armstrong took the first steps of mankind on the moon. This amazing piece of technology‚ this one craft that took years to build‚ made it to the moon bringing about mankind to the mysteries of outer space. This is where my fascination with space has led me

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    Essay On Moon Landing

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    MOON LANDING There has been a big dilemma on if the 1969 moon landing was faked by the U.S or if we actually landed on the moon and made if before the soviet union. We were in a space race with the soviet union. Now it is up to you to decide if you think it is true or not. For me‚ after a long time researching and testing to fake evidences were photo shopped‚ green screened‚ or just set up a fake setting‚ terrain and gray sand outside a building. I believe the moon landing were real do to many

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    The Jazz Age was a cultural movement that began around 1918‚ post WWI. It was born in New Orleans but later spread around the world‚ it was a beautiful mixture of jazz and march banding styled music and was often played by African-Americans. It was the first time that people began to move to the cities rather than in rural areas. It was the first time that African American were given the opportunity to progress in a society that failed them since the ending our slavery. After the war‚ new trends

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    “That’s one small step for a man‚ one giant leap for mankind”. So said Neil Armstrong on that moment when he stepped onto the surface of the moon for the very first time … supposedly. Many people question the authenticity of the moon landing since July 21‚ 1969. After reading and watching lot of programs talking about it. I believe moon landing is fake. One of the reasons to consider this event is fake‚ is that there is no air in space‚ so how was the flag blowing? . Second‚ another one was that

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    why we explore space

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    we explore space for emotional reasons like leadership‚ being first‚ standing out‚ and wanting to win. First there is leadership. Leadership‚ like when John F. Kennedy lead the Apollo program. Next was being first‚ in 1969 Apollo 11 landed Neil Armstrong on the moon‚ being the first man ever to walk on it. Then there was wanting to stand out‚ how NASA built a shuttle named "The Discovery". The Discovery completed moe than 30 successful missions‚ surpassing the number of flights made by any orbitor

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    Insperational People

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    he celebrated like a gold. The last person I am going to talk about is a truly phenomenal man and made the impossible possible‚ “That’s one small step for a man‚ one giant leap for mankind.” I am sure you all recognise that quote from Neil Armstrong‚ the first man to walk on the moon. I think he is a truly inspirational

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    Charles Mingus was one of the most influential and groundbreaking jazz musicians and composers of the 1950s and 1960s. The virtuoso bassist gained fame in the 1940s and 1950s working with such jazz greats as Louis Armstrong‚ Duke Ellington‚ Charlie Parker‚ Art Tatum‚ and many others. His compositions pushed harmonic barriers‚ combining Western-European classical styles with African-American roots music. While examining his career is valuable from musical standpoint‚ his career also provides a powerful

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