The lunar module that separated from Apollo 11 to land on the moon was named the  explosionsixEagle1972two and a halfRicciolimoon buggy280212Tranquility.

Neil Armstrong landed on the moon's surface in an area known as the Sea of  2801972two and a halfTranquilityRiccioliexplosionsixEagle212moon buggy.

Daytime temperatures on the moon can reach  sixRiccioli212Tranquilitymoon buggyexplosion1972two and a half280Eagle degrees Fahrenheit, which is hot enough to boil water.

At night, moon temperatures drop drastically to about  two and a halfRiccioli1972212moon buggyTranquilityEaglesixexplosion280 degrees below zero.

An Italian astronomer named Giovanni  explosionmoon buggy280212two and a half1972sixEagleTranquilityRiccioli mapped the moon using a telescope about 350 years ago.

Due to weaker gravity, a person weighs  TranquilityEagle212six280moon buggytwo and a halfRiccioli1972explosion times less on the moon than on Earth.

Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin spent a total of  212280two and a halfRicciolimoon buggyEagleTranquilityexplosion1972six hours on the moon's surface.

On the last three moon missions, astronauts used an electric vehicle called a lunar rover, or " 280212six1972Tranquilityexplosiontwo and a halfmoon buggyRiccioliEagle".

The last spacecraft to carry astronauts to the moon was Apollo 17, which landed in December  1972Riccioli212explosionmoon buggytwo and a halfTranquility280Eaglesix.

The mission of Apollo 13 failed to land on the moon because it was damaged by an  1972Eaglesixmoon buggy212280RiccioliTranquilityexplosiontwo and a half on the way.