The Apollo 11 mission marks one of humanity's most incredible achievements—landing on the Moon. But have you ever wondered ...

Steve Bales isn’t a known name like Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin. But his bold ‘go’ decision during Apollo 11’s moon ...

On July 24, 1969, the Apollo 11 capsule splashed down, and the astronauts were brought to the USS Hornet. "This year, on ...

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However, you can see the Apollo landing sites if your telescope is good enough—and we're going to tell you how, and where, to find them. How to view the Apollo landing sites ...

Here are some of the most common myths about the Apollo landing footage – and why they don’t hold up.

More than 50 years after the Apollo era, major governments and well-funded private companies still struggle with lunar landing missions. Why is landing on the moon so hard in 2024?

In spite of all scientific evidence, the various conspiracy theories about the moon landing have festered for the past five decades.

Apollo 17, the last of the missions to land men on the moon, began 40 years ago today with the dawning of a man-made sun.

The Apollo 11 astronauts returned valuable rock samples from the Sea of Tranquility landing site that revealed the moon's fiery past for the first time.

At this meeting, the Descartes highland plains were selected as the landing site for Apollo 16, and the crater Alphonsus was selected as one of the prime candidates for the Apollo 17 landing.