Of course we didn't go to the moon. Anyone that actually believes that is a lowest order chump. It was a huge lie concocted by the government as a cover-up:
1 to detract from the daily flood of bad news coming out of southeast asia. Americans needed a source of hope in bleak times, and well, prancing about the moon like teletubbies was what they decided on. If we couldn't believe in anything else the government was doing, we could believe in that.
2 to create a credible premise in necessity for all the really cool stuff we have today, none of which is human invention but actually concocted by space aliens we captured at Roswell in 1948 and enslaved in the concentration camp known familiarly as Area 51. (Yes, Mulder, something is going on.) There they are forced to mastermind all kinds of stuff, from Velcro and double-sided carpet tape and super glue to computer chips, smart phones and hoverboards. Because their life span on earth is only about 12 weeks, their captors breed them like rabbits, and at Area 51 they live out their miserable lives as slaves without a day of sunshine, which would probably fry them like pureed salmon, ideating all sorts of $#@! for us within the official smoke screen obscuring the fact that they -- the aliens -- have controlled just about everything we think, say and do since about 1976 because, well, they were just a whole lot smarter than we ever gave them credit for, which is to say that we're probably in deep do-do.
Just hope the government never fully loses control of them.
Anyway, the only human that has ever actually moon walked was Michael Jackson, but in some Burbank studio and nowhere out in space. So, I'm afraid your time would be better spent noodling for catfish on the Mighty Miss' than messing around in this spaceman stuff. When they want you to know about them, they will eat you.