Apollo Missions Trivia

The video explores the Apollo missions, highlighting both the scientific and lighter moments experienced by astronauts. It covers the decline in public interest post-Apollo 11, fun activities like singing and taking photos, scientific experiments such as the feather and hammer drop, and Alan Shepard's golf on the moon. The video concludes with the iconic 'Blue Marble' image of Earth from Apollo 17.

How many people watched Neil Armstrong's first steps on the moon?

• 600 million

• 500 million

• 700 million

• 800 million

Which Apollo mission featured astronauts singing their own rendition of a song?

• Apollo 14

• Apollo 11

• Apollo 16

• Apollo 17

Who was captured in mid-air while saluting the flag during the Apollo 16 mission?

• Eugene Cernan

• John Young

• Buzz Aldrin

• Neil Armstrong

What was the primary purpose of the lunar rovers used in the Apollo missions?

• To transport astronauts back to Earth

• To provide a fast way to cover large distances on the moon

• To serve as a communication device

• To act as a shelter for astronauts

Which Apollo mission commander conducted the feather and hammer experiment on the moon?

• John Young

• Alan Shepard

• David Scott

• Neil Armstrong

What did Alan Shepard famously do on the moon during the Apollo 14 mission?

• Drove a lunar rover

• Took a selfie

• Hit a golf ball

• Played a guitar

What was the time of flight for the golf ball hit by Alan Shepard on the moon?

• 15 seconds

• 25 seconds

• 35 seconds

• 45 seconds

What is the name of the famous photo taken during Apollo 17 that shows Earth?

• Earthrise

• The Blue Marble

• The Big Blue

• Pale Blue Dot

During which Apollo mission was the 'Blue Marble' photo taken?

• Apollo 14

• Apollo 11

• Apollo 16

• Apollo 17

What was the main mission of the Apollo program despite the lighter moments?

• To entertain the public

• To conduct scientific exploration

• To compete with the Soviet Union

• To test new technology