Did man land on the moon?

I think in near future it will possible.I think after columbia each country who send their crafts thinks again to send human in moon.My personal view is if without human knowing about moon is possible then there is no need of sending human beings in moon.

Sending human being is more costly then sending unhuman craft.This money can beutilize for development of them.I mean to say in education, agriculture,to generate employment which is more necessary than sending human being.Recently China has faced huge loss due to nautral disaster.It will not possible for them to send crfts in moon.

i had doubts on that too..if its really true..ive seen some documentaries questioning the veracity of it and even cited some facts on it..

— Bart Sibrel has stated that the crew of Apollo 11 and subsequent astronauts had faked their orbit around the Moon and their walk on its surface by trick photography, and that they never got more than halfway to the Moon. A subset of this proposal is advocated by those who concede the existence of retroreflectors and other observable human-made objects on the Moon. British publisher Marcus Allen represented this argument when he said "I would be the first to accept what [telescope images of the landing site] find as powerful evidence that something was placed on the Moon by man." He goes on to say that photographs of the lander would not prove that America put men on the Moon. "Getting to the Moon really isn't much of a problem – the Russians did that in 1959, the big problem is getting people there." His argument focuses around NASA sending robot missions because radiation levels in space were lethal to humans. Another variant on this is the idea that NASA and its contractors did not recover quickly enough from the Apollo 1 fire, and so all the early Apollo missions were faked, with Apollo 14 or 15 being the first authentic mission.[5] Still others believe the first and only landing occurred on December 11, 1972 with Apollo 17, as this was the first and final mission with a civilian scientist.[citation needed]

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For my part I think it has been done. I believe Buzz Armstrong. After allWe now know lots about the Moon so we don't need to return. We should be exploring other planets where humans could live (We can't live on the Moon.)