In July 1969, Apollo 11 successfully landed man on the Moon. The mission led by Neil Armstrong (together with Buzz Aldrin and Michael Collins) had the goal of simply landing humans on the Moon and back to Earth again. This was the ultimate success of this aim.
The Eagle and Armstrong and Aldrin went through lunar separation on July 20, 1969. Armstrong flew the Eagle to a landing in Tranquility Base. Michael Collins stayed in the lunar orbit in the command module Columbia during the landing stage.
On July 20, 1969, Neil Armstrong was the first human who walked on the surface of the moon. Buzz Aldrin came soon after. The fact that they landed on the Moon was the main accomplishment of the mission. This occasion achieved the targeted objective that was established a long time ago.
Armstrong and Aldrin did the surface activities around the lunar module. These were gathering of samples and the calling upon scientific equipment. They had little time in space outside of the spacecraft that would become historic on the Moon. It took about two and a half hours to do the activity.
The astronauts would later go back to the Eagle and take off the Moon. They managed to dock to Columbia in lunar orbit. Their team crew then left the orbit around the moon, and landed back on earth. Apollo 11 landed in the pacific ocean on 24 July 1969.
Conclusion:
There is no doubt that Apollo 11 made the first crewed landing on the Moon in July 1969. On July 20 th, Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin landed the Eagle on the surface of the Moon, and Michael Collins was circling around it. This mission was able to accomplish the given mission of sending humans to the Moon successfully and bringing them back to Earth. Apollo 11 is the mission that is enshrined into history with this record.
