1. Mission Moon

2. Facts about Moon
Size and Distance
 Diameter of Moon 3476 KM
 Earth Diameter 12742 KM
 Volume of Moon 2.195 x10^10 KM3
 2% of the Earth
 Earth equals 50 Moons
 Mass of Moon 7.347x 10^22 kg
 1.2% of Earth
 Earth equals 81 Moons
 Distance Varies from 4,06,697 km to
3,56,410 KM

3. Mission sent to Moon
 Luna 1
 First Mission on
Moon by USSR
 Jan 2nd , 1959
 Impact Moon
 Missed the Moon

4. Mission Sent on Moon
 Luna 2
 Second Mission on
Moon by USSR
 Sept12th, 1959
 Impact Moon
 Worlds First Lunar
Impact

5. Luna 3
 Luna 3
 Third Mission on
Moon by USSR
 Oct 4th , 1959
 Fly By around
Moon
 First Photo of
Moon’s Far Side

6. Luna 4
 Luna 3
 Third Mission on
Moon by USSR
 April 2nd ,1963
 Moon Landing
 Missed the Moon
by 8500 kms

7. Luna 5
 Luna 5
 Third Mission on
Moon by USSR
 May 9th, 1965
 Moon Landing
 Crashed into the
Moon

8. Luna 6
 Luna 6
 Third Mission on
Moon by USSR
 June 8th, 1965
 Moon Landing
 Missed Moon by
160000 kms

9. Luna 7
 Luna 7
 Third Mission on
Moon by USSR
 Oct 4th, 1965
 Moon Landing
 Crashed into the
Moon

10. Luna 8
 Luna 8
 Third Mission on
Moon by USSR
 Dec 3rd, 1965
 Moon Landing
 Crashed during
Landing Attempt

11. Luna 9
 Luna 8
 Third Mission on
Moon by USSR
 Jan 31st, 1966
 Moon Landing
 World’s First Soft
Landing on Moon
on 3rd Feb, 1966

12. Luna 10
 Luna 10
 March 31st, 1966
 Lunar Orbitting
 Entered Moon’s
Orbit on April 3rd
and orbitted for 56
days

13. American Lunar Mission
 Apollo 8
 Dec 21st, 1968
 Frank Borman, Jim
Lovell, William A.
Anders
 First Human Lunar
Orbit

14. Apollo 10
 May 18th, 1969
 Thomas P.
Stafford, John W.
Young, Eugene
Cernan
 Second Human
Lunar Orbit
 Dress Rehearsal of
landing on Moon

15. Apollo 11 – The Moon Conqueror
The first Human Landing
 July 16th , 1969
 Neil Armstrong,
Michael Collins,
Edwin E. "Buzz"
Aldrin
 First Human
Landing on Moon
 Landed on July
20th

16. First Man on Moon
 First man on Moon
 DOB Aug 5th 1930
 One Extra
Vehicular Activity
(EVA)
 Spent 2.5 hrs on
the Surface of
Moon
 First Space flight
on Gemini 8, 1966

17. Second Man on Moon
 Second Man on
Moon
 DOB Jan 20th,1930
 Pilot of Lunar
Module of Apollo
11
 Stepped on Moon
minutes after Neil

18. Apollo XII – Second Human
Landing on Moon
 Launched on 14th
Nov, 1969 4 mths
after Apollo XI
 Crew Members
Charles Conrad, Jr.
; Richard F Gordon,
Jr. ; Alan L. Bean
 Landed on 19th
Nov, 1969

19. Crew Members of Apollo XII
Left to right: Conrad, Gordon, Bean

20. Apollo XIII – A Failed
Mission
 Launched on April 11th
1970
 Could not land on
Moon because of
Onboard explosion,
safely return back on
15th April, 1970
 Crew: James A. Lovell,
Jr. ; John L. Swigert ;
Fred W. Haise, Jr.

21. Crew Member of Apollo XIII
Left to right: Lovell, Mattingly, Haise.

22. Apollo XIV – Third Human
Landing on Moon
 Launched on
January 31st, 1971,
landed on moon on
5th Feb, 1971
 Crew :Alan B.
Shepard, Jr ; Stuart
A. Roosa :Edgar D.
Mitchell
 Returned back on
9th Feb, 1971

23. Crew Members
Left to right: Roosa, Shepard, Mitchell

24. Appolo XV- Fourth Human
Landing on Moon
 Mission Launched on
July 26th ,1971, landed
on 30th July
 Crew Members: David
R. Scott ; Alfred M.
Worden ; James B.
Irwin
 Stayed on Moon for
almost 3 days
 Returned back on
August7th 1971

25. Crew Members
Left to right: Scott, Worden, Irwin

26. Apollo XVI – 5th Human
Landing on Moon
 Launched on April 16th
1972, landed on 21st
April, 1972
 Crew :John W. Young ;
T. Kenneth Mattingly
Jr. ; Charles M. Duke
Jr. .
 Stayed on Moon for 3
days and spent 20 hrs
on EVA
 Returned Back on April
27th 1972

27. Crew Members
Left to right: Mattingly, Young, Duke

28. Apollo XVII – 6th &THE LAST
Human Landing on Moon
 Launched on Dec 7th ,
1972 &landed on Dec
11th
 Crew :Eugene A.
Cernan ; Ronald E.
Evans ; Harrison H.
Schmitt
 Stayed on Moon for
3days and EVA for 22
hrs
 Returned back on Dec
19th, 1972

29. Crew Members
Left to right: Schmitt, Cernan (seated), Evans

30. The Last Man on MOON
 Born on 14th March,
1934
 Last Man on Moon
 Spent 23 days 14
hours and 15
minutes in space
 Participated in
Gemini 9A, Apollo
10, Apollo 17
Missions

31. Our own Chandrayaan1
 Launched on October
22, 2008
 Indian Space Research
Organisation (ISRO)
 From Sriharikota,
Andhra Pradesh
 4th November Landed
on Moon
 Mission Duration 312
days

32. Chandrayaan 1
 Missions Accomplishments:
 To construct the complex spacecraft with 11 scientific
instruments.
 To place the spacecraft in a circular orbit around the
Moon by orbit raising manoeuvres from a near Earth
orbit.
 To place the Flag of India on the Moon.
 To carry out imaging operations and to collect data on
the mineral content of the lunar soil.
 To set up a deep space tracking network and
implement the operational procedures for travel into
deep space.

33. Chandrayaan 1
 Data From Chandrayaan suggests the
availabilty of water on Moon
 Chandrayaan also discovers Large
Caves, these caves can be human
shelter on Moon

34. Thank you