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The first moon landing(Apollo 11) was in 1969 6 years after president Kennedy's death. He promised that we would make it to the moon,but the question is was he telling the truth. The tests before (Apollo-10) a few of them made it into earth's orbit, but the rest did not even make it out of the atmosphere. Some people say that the Apollo mission was faked,but some people think that they were real this is what I think. I think that the moon landings were real.It has been 46 years and people are still talking about the missions.missions. Maybe it’s because if 1 person thinks that they are real and they watched it at the launch sight and the other person watched on TV and they think it is fake so they ended arguing about it and nether won so they never talked again.

I did not choose that it was
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the longest they were off the rocket was not super long. The reason why is because they would eventually run out of oxygen.

The reason I choose that the landings were real is because the soviet union was tracking the u.s. The u.s.a. did not have the equipment to hack at the time and they were not on the same so the us could not bribe them. The soviet union could have made the us look like lairs.

Another reason I choose that they were real is no one can keep a secret that big so they would have to make them move away from friends and family if they wouldn't have kept the secret. that would be the hardest secret to keep.

The third reason is they would not even be able to tell their own kids about it. Also if they did not keep it they would be separated from their own family. they would be separated by a relocation program.

My last reason is that they would be most likely killed for talking about it to someone who did not know anything about it. The longest I have kept a secret is probably a year then I forgot it. So if I was at the moon landing no one would know if it was over a

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