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Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
[Harry Potter] Have Wizards been to the moon?
gpt
No, they don't have the means to.

* Long distance Apparition is extremely difficult; not even Voldemort could do it. Only Apparition specialists who devote their entire life mastering this specific craft can do transcontinental travel. Transplanetary Apparition is impossible.

* Other magical creatures like phoenixes and house-elves can Apparate while ignoring charms that block wizards from Apparating, but there's no evidence they can ignore range limits.

* Portkeys don't seem to have distance limits, but international ones require coordination between arrive point and departure point. Also, Portkeys are notorious for messing with magic. For example, Newt took the ship to America rather than a Portkey because Word of God said it would interfere with his magical suitcase. Even if Portkeying to the Moon were possible, you would risk arriving there with all your protective enchantments to resist the harsh conditions undone. This would be bad.

* Brooms have range and speed limitations. Crossing the Atlantic Ocean on one was a recent accomplishment and an incredible feat of endurance and skill. Reaching the moon is impossible without significant advancements in broom tech.

* Other flying objects like carpets and cards would have similar issues as broomsticks.

* Floo Network won't work without a target fireplace.