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Here's Why Nobody Has Gone To The Moon In Over 45 Years, According To A Former Astronaut
Decades after one of humankind's greatest achievements of getting a man on the Moon, trips there remain surprisingly rare. Former astronaut Chris Hadfield and others explain why.
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