Quran Tanakh Gospel. - 10-10. Where on the moon did man first walk

10-10. Where on the Moon did man first walk? Apollo 11.

Updated.

28 September 2011 (1432 AH).

Where did humans first walk on the Moon?

Where did man first walk on the Moon?

Apollo 11 was the first time humans walked on the Moon.

Apollo 11 was the first time men walked on the Moon.

What is Apollo 11?

God said travel beyond the Earth and beyond the sky if you can.

Today God allows humans to travel beyond the Earth and beyond the sky.

Quran 55:33 Verse 55:33 O company of jinn and humans, if you are able to pass beyond the regions of the heavens and the earth, then pass. You shall never be able to pass them except with (God’s) authority (and with the knowledge that is given to you by God).

Photo 1. The Apollo 11 insignia shows the olive branch symbol of peace from Earth brought by the humans who first walked on the Moon in 20 July 1969 1389AH. “We come from Earth to the Moon in peace”. Apollo Insignia thanks to NASA. Apollo Stamp 2 thanks to Wikipedia.

The Apollo 11 landing site on the Moon.

The location where humans first walked on the Moon.

Allah said travel beyond the Earth and beyond the sky if you can.

Today Allah allows humans to travel beyond the Earth and beyond the sky.

Quran 55:33 Verse 55:33 O company of jinn and humans, if you are able to pass beyond the regions of the heavens and the earth, then pass. You shall never be able to pass them except with (Allah’s) authority (and with the knowledge that is given to you by Allah).

Map 3. The Apollo 11 landing location where humans first walked on the Moon in 20 July 1969 1389AH using part of the map produced by NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center Scientific Visualization Studio.

The Apollo 11 landing coordinates on the Moon.

Allaah said travel beyond the Earth and beyond the sky if you can.

Today Allaah allows humans to travel beyond the Earth and beyond the sky.

Quran 55:33 Verse 55:33 O company of jinn and humans, if you are able to pass beyond the regions of the heavens and the earth, then pass. You shall never be able to pass them except with (Allaah’s) authority (and with the knowledge that is given to you by Allaah).

Map 4. Use the Moon coordinates and the Moon photo in map 4 and compare them with the Moon photo of the Apollo 11 landing site on map 3 to see where the first humans walked on the Moon. Thanks to John Reid and Wikipedia for use of part of the map.

The Apollo 11 landing site seen from a satellite orbiting the Moon in 2009 1428 AH.

Photo 5. The Apollo 11 landing site showing the shadow of the base with 4 feet that was used by the Apollo 11 Moon landing spacecraft and was left on the Moon was photographed by the Moon Reconnaissance Orbiter satellite called the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter in 11 to 15 July 2009 1428 AH. Thanks to NASA, Goddard Space Flight Center and Arizona State University.

Wide view of the Apollo 11 landing site seen from a satellite orbiting the Moon in 2009 1428 AH.

Photo 6. This is a wide view of the Apollo 11 landing site which is shown in photo 5 from the Lunar Reconnaissance Moon Orbiting satellite in 11 to 15 July 2009 1428 AH. Thanks to NASA, Goddard Space Flight Center and Arizona State University.

Apollo 11 landing site seen by the Moon orbiting satellite in 2009 1428 AH.

Photo 7. The Apollo 11 landing site seen by the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter satellite in 9 November 2009 1430 AH. Thanks to NASA, GSFC and Arizona State University.

Close view of the Apollo 11 landing site seen from a satellite orbiting the Moon in 2009 1428 AH.

Photo 8. This close view of the Apollo 11 landing site from photo 7 shows the 4 feet (as small bright dots) around the base (which is the large bright dot) left on the Moon by the Apollo 11 Moon landing spacecraft that was seen by the Moon Reconnaissance Orbiter satellite in 9 November 2009 1430 AH. Thanks to NASA, GSFC and Arizona State University.

Satellite photos of where humans first walked on the Moon seen from a satellite orbiting the Moon in 2009 1428 AH.

Photo 9. The Apollo 11 landing site seen by the Moon Reconnaissance Orbiter satellite in 1 October 2009 1430 AH shows the Eagle decent stage which is the base with the four feet left on the Moon by the Apollo 11 Moon landing spacecraft called Eagle, the LRRR which is the Lunar Ranging Retro Reflector used in scientific research to reflect laser signals from the Earth for measuring the distance between the Moon and the Earth and PSE which is the Passive Seismic Experiment to study Moonquakes. Thanks to NASA, GSFC and Arizona State University.

Satellite photos of the foot steps of the first men to walk on the Moon seen from a satellite orbiting the Moon in 2009 1428 AH.

Photo 10. Enlarging photo 9 from the Moon Reconnaissance Orbiter satellite in 1 October 2009 1430 AH shows an unmarked arrow that points to Neil Armstrong's foot tracks that look like a continuous horizontal line between the base of the Moon Landing spacecraft (the bright dot) that was left on the Moon and Little West creator. A leg of a TV camera left on the Moon can also be seen as well as bright dots from the LRRR (Lunar Ranging Retro Reflector experiment) and the PSE (Passive Seismic Experiment). Thanks to NASA, GSFC and Arizona State University.

The plaque left on the Moon by Apollo 11.

The plaque left on the Moon by the first humans to walk on the Moon.

Photo 11. A message for future visitors to the Apollo 11 Moon landing site has been bolted to the ladder on the base that was used by the Moon landing spacecraft. Thanks to NASA. (A reproduction is shown on the certificate).

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