In distance, it's something like maybe 245,000 miles ... corresponding to the
several Apollo missions during which a Command and Service module entered
lunar orbit and swung around the back side of the moon with astronauts aboard.
The farthest from Earth that a human has ever gone <em>and walked on solid ground</em>
is roughly 238,000 miles, corresponding to the six Apollo missions that landed
six pairs of astronauts on the near side of the surface of the moon, between 1969
and 1972 .
It created jobs for the US and increased employment and incomes as well and also lowered prices
b. its businesses can invest in the future
Explanation:
just took the quiz on edge 2020
<span>When humans remove vegetation from an area, the water cycle is MOST directly affected on the evaporation side. The evaporation in that area will decrease because there'll be no more plants that will hasten the evaporation process. This will create an abnormality in the water cycle.</span>
They would have to cross the Himalayas, Karakorum, and Kunlun mountain ranges. <span />
