* Trans-Lunar Injection (TLI): This was the crucial burn that put the spacecraft on a trajectory towards the Moon. The speed at this point was around 24,000 miles per hour (38,624 km/h).
* Coasting to the Moon: After TLI, the spacecraft coasted towards the Moon, gradually slowing down due to the Moon's gravity. The average speed during this coasting phase was around 5,000 miles per hour (8,047 km/h).
* Lunar Orbit Insertion (LOI): This was another burn that slowed the spacecraft enough to enter lunar orbit. The speed at this point was much slower, around 3,600 miles per hour (5,794 km/h).
* Landing on the Moon: The lunar module detached from the command module and descended to the Moon's surface. This was a very slow and controlled descent, reaching a speed of around 5 miles per hour (8 km/h) at touchdown.
So, there's no single answer to the question of how fast Apollo 11 traveled to the Moon. The speed varied significantly throughout the journey.
