If we didn't go to the Moon, where did we spend all that time and money? Head south to Houston and let them walk the length of a real Saturn V booster (it is at Houston, right?).

On the other hand, and recalling those I shared Earth sciences with in high school during the landings and Apollo-Soyuz, the majority really didn't care all that much anyway. I was explaining most of what was going on in the class to them anyway.

It's an uphill battle, I know. My cousins are fine with the Apollo Program being true to fact (after all, we lived it), but I have a feeling their kids are wondering.

Mine? Hey, they had to grow up, right? You think my boys would have made it to 15 doubting what i told them was fact and what was fiction? Hey, I've adjusted more than one attitude in my day.
;^)

Dan