⑴ 人類在2003年10月15日第一次登上月球用英語怎摸說，一共13個單詞
The mankind landed on moon for the first time on October 15, 2003.
⑵ 英語作文 去月球、
The Apollo 11 space flight landed the first humans on Earth's Moon on July 20, 1969. The mission, carried out by the United States, is considered a major accomplishment in the history of exploration and represented a victory for the U.S. in the Cold War Space Race with the Soviet Union.
Launched from Florida on July 16, the third lunar mission of NASA's Apollo program (and the only G-type mission) was crewed by Commander Neil Alden Armstrong, Command Mole Pilot Michael Collins, and Lunar Mole Pilot Edwin Eugene "Buzz" Aldrin, Jr. On July 20, Armstrong and Aldrin landed in the Sea of Tranquility and became the first humans to walk on the Moon. Their landing craft, Eagle, spent 21 hours and 31 minutes on the lunar surface while Collins orbited above in the command ship, Columbia. The three astronauts returned to Earth with 47.5 pounds (21.5 kg) of lunar rocks and landed in the Pacific Ocean on July 24.
Apollo 11 fulfilled U.S. President John F. Kennedy's goal of reaching the moon before the Soviet Union by the end of the 1960s, which he had expressed ring a 1961 mission statement before the United States Congress: "I believe that this nation should commit itself to achieving the goal, before this decade is out, of landing a man on the Moon and returning him safely to the Earth."
⑶ 探索月球 英文
是翻譯短語么，則為：explore the moon
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⑷ 英語版的人類首次登月文字記錄
Since 1957 the former Soviet Union launched the world's first artificial Earth satellite, the former Soviet Union and the United States based on the multiple background of the times, carry out competition in the aerospace field, and both astronauts to the moon as a stage victory signs. In subsequent years, the former Soviet Union and Russia in manned spaceflight and the exploration of deep space on the left and many indelible imprint.
In order to achieve a lunar landing, the former Soviet Union in the 20th century to the late 1950s to the 1960s, Moon launched a number of unmanned aerial vehicles, for the first time in the world unmanned spacecraft carrying animals from Central flying back to the moon camera to probe the lunar surface soft landing, and developed more than lunar rover. But aerospace experts in the former Soviet Union used to launch lunar spacecraft design a rocket differences: chief designer of the Soviet space Korolev advocated the use of new type of rocket "H1", Qieluomei spacecraft designers and others advocated the "Proton" rocket improvements. The pilot of the two rockets were not successful, a delay of the Soviet lunar landing time. Meanwhile, the United States launched the "Apollo" program, launched by about 300,000 staff, has cost about 25.5 billion US dollars, in 1968, the first manned spacecraft of the moon flight. In 1969, American astronauts on "Apollo 11" spacecraft, the first lunar landing, in which the United States win a race.
The setbacks experienced former Soviet Union, began right then used to launch lunar spacecraft "H1" rocket concted four tests, but all these efforts failed. In 1976 the Soviet Union finally gave up manned lunar flight plan. In the subsequent development of the space shuttle, the former Soviet Union than the United States seven years later, in 1988, launched the "Buran" shuttle
自從1957年原蘇聯發射了世界上第一顆人造地球衛星，原蘇聯和美國便基於當時的多重時代背景，在航天領域展開競賽，並都把宇航員送上月球作為取得階段性勝利的標志。在以後的歲月中，原蘇聯和俄羅斯在載人航天、深空探測之路上又留下了諸多不可磨滅的印記。
為了實現登月，原蘇聯曾在20世紀50年代末至整個60年代向月球發射了多個無人飛行器，在世界上首次實現無人航天器攜帶動物環月飛行、為月球背面拍照、使探測器在月球表面軟著陸，並研製出多輛月球車。但原蘇聯航天專家在用於發射月球飛船的運載火箭設計上出現分歧：原蘇聯航天總設計師科羅廖夫主張採用新型火箭「H1」，而航天設計師切洛梅等人主張對「質子」型運載火箭進行改進。對兩種火箭的試驗均未成功，耽誤了原蘇聯登月的時間。與此同時，美國啟動了「阿波羅」計劃，發動了約30萬工作人員，先後耗資約255億美元，搶先於1968年實現了載人飛船繞月飛行。1969年，美國宇航員乘坐「阿波羅11」號飛船率先登月，使美國在這一輪競賽中勝出。
經歷這一挫折的原蘇聯，此後又陸續對用於發射月球飛船的「H1」運載火箭進行了4次試驗，但均告失敗。1976年原蘇聯終於放棄了月球載人飛行計劃。在隨後的太空梭開發方面，原蘇聯比美國晚了7年半，於1988年發射了「暴風雪」號太空梭
⑸ 用英語寫一篇去月球旅行的作文
,...Hainanisreallyagoodplace,wherepalmtreesareabundant....Afterwecamebackfromthetravel,..Wereallyenjoyedthistrip.Wewereveryhappy!
⑹ 求一篇關於人類第一次登月的演講稿，要全英文的，謝謝！
On July 16, 1969, the three astronauts aboard the Apollo 11 spacecraft. After the long journey into the orbit of the moon, here, sent two messengers ride "Eagle" in the lunar mole landed on the lunar surface, began in human history since the moon landings. Captain Armstrong first walked the hatch platform, face the strange moon world gaze for a few minutes, move the right foot, three steps to stop climbing down the ladder. 5 meters high 9 steps, he spent 3 minutes! Then, his left foot and right foot to touch the moon with great care, still on the stairs. When he found his left foot into the lunar surface is small, the courage to the right foot on the moon. Then he said: "this is a small step for a man, but it is a leap for mankind."!"
Unfortunately, the moon in front of Armstrong is a "super Sahara" without air, water and life ". Have no to meet the moon goddess and goddess in the Moon Fairy, Wu Gang did not endorse the sweet scented osmanthus wine, to meet his is the deep black sky, gray brown st and a piece of icy wilderness and silent world.
18 minutes later, Aldrin also embarked on a lunar astronaut. They were wearing a spacesuit ghost in "lunar" swimming, jumping, shooting moonscape, collect lunar rock and regolith, installation of equipment, experiment and to the ground control center sends back information detection.
After the event, they took the lunar mole ascent to fly away from the moon, enter the orbit of the moon, and piloted by Collins, waiting in the lunar orbit on the command mole rendezvous docking. 3 astronauts returned to earth by the command mole, splashed down in the Pacific ocean.
The flight lasted 8 days and 3 hours and 18 minutes, 21 hours and 18 minutes to stay on the moon. Time is short, but it is a historic feat. Astronauts on the moon left a monument to the following words: in the July 1969, the human beings on earth, on this first set foot on the moon, we represent the peace of all mankind.
1969年7月16日，3名宇航員乘坐「阿波羅-11」號飛船，經過長途跋涉後進入月球軌道，在這里，派出2名使者轉乘「鷹號」登月艙在降落到月面，，開始了人類有史以來的登月活動。船長阿姆斯特朗首先走上艙門平台，面對陌生的月球世界凝視幾分鍾後，挪動右腳，一步三停地爬下扶梯。5米高的9級台階，他整整花了3分鍾！隨後，他的左腳小心翼翼地觸及月面，而右腳仍然停留在台階上。當他發現左腳陷入月面很少時，才鼓起勇氣將右腳踏上月面。這時他說：「對一個人來說這是一小步，但對人類來說卻是一個飛躍！」
遺憾的是，阿姆斯特朗眼前的月球世界是個沒有空氣、水和生命的「超級撒哈拉」。月亮女神和嫦娥仙女沒有來迎接，吳剛也未捧出桂花酒，迎接他的只是深黑色的天空、棕灰色的塵土和一片荒冰而死寂的世界。
18分鍾後，宇航員奧爾德林也踏上月面。他倆穿著宇航服幽靈似的在月面「游動」、跳躍，拍攝月面景色、收集月岩和月壤、安裝儀器、進行實驗和向地面控制中心發回探測信息。
活動結束後，他倆便乘登月艙上升段飛離月面，升入月球軌道，與由科林斯駕駛的、在月球軌道上等候的指揮艙會合對接。3名宇航員共乘指揮艙返回地球，在太平洋濺落。
整個飛行歷時8天3小時18分鍾，在月面停留21小時18分鍾。時間雖然短暫，卻是一次歷史性的壯舉。宇航員們還在月球上留下刻有下述文字的「紀念碑」：公元1969年7月，地球行星上的人類，在此首次踏上月球，我們代表全人類的和平來此。
⑺ 參觀月球的英語怎麼說
Visit the moon
⑻ 美國宇航員第一次登陸月球說的第一句英語是什麼
That's one step for a man,but one giant leap for mankind.我時一小步，人類一大步。
給分吧。
⑼ 登上月球英語文章
Apollo Anniversary: Moon Landing "Inspired World"
On July 20, 1969, at 10:56 p.m. ET, Apollo 11 astronaut Neil Armstrong stepped
off the "Eagle" onto the surface of the moon and said, "That's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind."
Thirty-five years later, Steven Dick, NASA's chief historian at the space agency's headquarters in Washington, D.C., said that a thousand years from now, that step may be considered the crowning achievement of the 20th century.
"Putting a man on the moon not only inspired the nation, but also the world," Dick said. "The 1960s were a tumultuous time in the U.S., and the moon landing showed what could be accomplished at a time when much else was going wrong."
Armstrong's step was the culmination of a goal set forth by President John F. Kennedy on May 25, 1961. In a speech before a joint session of Congress, the President had announced his objective of "landing a man on the moon and returning him safely to Earth" before the end of the decade.
Moon Return?
The continuing interest in the moon, according to Dick, is one of the reasons President George W. Bush's Vision for U.S. Space Exploration—outlined in a speech at NASA headquarters on January 14—is so important.
The vision, which has been widely criticized for its funding, appropriateness, and time line, calls for a return to the moon no later than 2020. The idea is to foster further scientific study of Earth's satellite and to use it as a stepping stone to get to Mars and beyond.
"The new space vision will perhaps have an even broader impact than the moon, and certainly a more sustained one," Dick said. "In addition to technologies that will be developed, the new space vision carries on the long American tradition of exploration in the spirit of Lewis and Clark."