The document calculates the velocity needed to travel from Earth to the Moon using data on the distance and travel time for Apollo 11. It finds that Apollo 11's average velocity of 5,069 km/hr was less than the minimum velocity the Saturn V rocket could provide of 25,200 mph. Therefore, the math shows that Apollo 11 could have achieved the velocity needed to travel to the Moon based on the rocket's capabilities.

1. The Velocity to the Moon, Did We Actually Make It? A Mathematical Query by: Mr. Innis Velocity Equation and the Moon Did we really make it? Is it all a hoax? Lets use Velocity to find out!

2. The distance from the Moon to the Earth is… 384,403 Kilometers

3. It took Apollo 11 75.83 hours to reach the Moon!

4. Velocity=Distance/Time Distance= 384,403 Km Time=75.83 hours V=384,403/75.83 V=5,069.27 Km/hr thats also 3,151.56 Miles/Hour!