If u had a chance to walk on the moon ,would u take it?

Question

and how would u feel looking back on earth?

Answer 1

Yes, I'd take it and I'd marvel at the sight of the big blue marble.

j

Answer 2

Yes and that would be unforgettable.

Answer 3

No, I can just barely make it through the mall....!!!!!!

Answer 4

I would go if I can come back down to earth like I have to do in my dreams. I always wanted to meet the' man in the moon' so this would be my chance. I would be in awe looking back at beautiful earth. Poppy

Answer 5

No.  It really holds no fascination for me to do that.  I do love looking at the moon from HERE, but other than that, I'll leave the visitations to the scientists.

Have a Senior day.

Answer 6

No thanks, I don't even like to fly..

Answer 7

Sure Roxy, I'm game for anything new !  Besides 0 gravity would erase all the wrinkles, and maybe put parts of my anatomy back in place ! !  LOL LOL LOL ! !  I'd feel very humble looking back at earth !

Answer 8

Only if there where no jehovah witnesses there.

Answer 9

Yes i would! i would think about how much it is going to suck to be back on it.

Answer 10

In a Heart Beat.

Answer 11

Yeh, but only if they figure out a better way to get there.  I don't want to be in some dinky tight space ship cathetered to a collection bag, etc.  If they could teleport me like in Star Trek, I'm there.  Many years ago when it finally dawned on me that even if they could get the space program together and went out to explore new worlds, they'd not be taking someone like me who doesn't have any of the skills and things the exploration team would need, and even if they did get it together so regular people could go settle new colonies in space, they'd take young people who not only had the skills needed to survive on a colony, but who could populate it (make it their new home, kids would be native to that planet)--I got depressed knowing that.

Answer 12

Yes. I would find that very interesting. Not going to happen in my time though.

Answer 13

Eh...Nahh. I'd miss the Earth too much lol

Answer 14

i would, the view of the earth is outstanding!

Answer 15

No, I would not take the opportunity to walk on the moon.  It is too hard a trip and not a sure thing to make it there and back.

Answer 16

I'm two fold on this question. In a way, I'd love to go. On the other hand, I would have to think hard about being in that suit with a ~bubble~ on my head and in space. :) I don't like confined situations. Still, if I had taken 12 sedatives, I'd go to the moon and I know I would be in great awe and rapt admiration. ;).

The earth would be a wonderment. I've always been fascinated with globes. It would be something since I've always loved looking at the moon. *goes to get moon pie*

love ya

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Answer 17

Oh, yes!  Why would anyone pass up such an experience if health permitted?

Answer 18

only Russia has been to the moon!

Answer 19

You betcha! & I'd be in awe of the splendour of our little blue orb of life & the whole galaxy!

Answer 20

NO WAY!!!!

Answer 21

Absolutely, how soon can I go?

Answer 22

Oh heavens, I have a hard enough time walking on earth let along trying to walk in another atmosphere! I think I'd have to pass.

Answer 23

I would take it and I'm sure it would be a very humbling experience.

Answer 24

I dont even like to fly across the country, I'd never make it to the moon, and I love fresh air, so no, I'll leave that for future generations.

Answer 25

Only one answer to that question , which i have asked many of my friends and family members and we all seem to come up with a great big YES.

Answer 26

As exciting as it might be I don't think I'd go. I love our little green planet and prefer being on it.

Answer 27

No I didn't lose anything there.

Answer 28

yes if I didn't die,

and feel like I am bigger and stronger and taller.

Answer 29

A great Camera.  Beautiful shots of Earth

Answer 30

probably not

Answer 31

I believe that I would. Can you imagine how excited my Grands would be,to watch me walk on the moon? I think looking back on earth I would think how thankful I was to have the earth to go back to.