Is there anything that can live on the moon Can a man live on the moon

There is a creature on Earth called anaerobic organisms, and it is estimated that only one can stay on it.

But there is no food, so there is basically nothing to live on the moon.

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1. The moon cannot survive human beings, the most important thing is that the moon does not have the air and water that we need for human survival, and of course there are many other factors, such as the rotation period of the moon and so on;

2. The moon, commonly known as the moon and also known as the Taiyin, is the only natural satellite of the earth and the closest celestial body to the earth;

3. The average distance of the Moon from the Earth is 384401 kilometers, this distance is about 10 times the circumference of the Earth's equator, the lunar orbit is elliptical, the average distance of the perigee is 363,300 kilometers, and the average distance of the apogee is 405,500 kilometers;

4. The diameter of the moon is 3476 kilometers, the average density of lunar material is grams per cubic centimeter, the gravitational acceleration of free fall on the lunar ground is one-sixth of the gravitational acceleration on the surface of the earth, and the escape speed on the moon is about kilometers per second, which is about one-fifth of the escape velocity on the earth.

If you don't have to eat, breathe, or dress, the moon will be heaven.

It is estimated that you can live for a few days in a spacesuit.

The Moon is the Earth's only natural satellite and the Earth's closest neighbor, and the Moon entered the quiet phase a long time ago, retaining a lot of original information, so it is a good vehicle for studying the origin of the universe.

In addition, there are more than 100 kinds of minerals on the moon, 5 of which are not found on the earth, and in the thick dust on the surface of the moon, there is a very important energy source ——— helium-3, which is very rare on the earth and is one of the main raw materials for nuclear fusion. It is estimated that there are 3 million to 5 million tons of reserves, enough to support the earth for 7,000 years. Although the United Nations signed that the moon does not belong to any country, it allows countries that have the ability to exploit it.

1。What's on the Moon?

The lunar crust is composed of several major elements, including: uranium, thorium, potassium, oxygen, silicon, magnesium, iron, titanium, calcium, aluminium and hydrogen.

The Moon is rich in mineral deposits, and it is reported that there are more reserves of rare metals on the Moon than on Earth. There are three main types of rocks on the moon, the first is the lunar sea basalt, which is rich in iron and titanium; The second is plagioclase, which is rich in potassium, rare earths and phosphorus, and is mainly distributed in the lunar highlands; The third type is mainly breccia composed of 0 1 1 mm cuttings of ply grains. Moon rocks contain all the elements of the earth and about 60 kinds of minerals, of which 6 minerals are not found on the earth.

The moon is extremely rich in mineral resources, and the 17 most common elements on the earth abound on the moon. Taking iron as an example, the 5 centimeters of sand on the surface of the moon alone contains hundreds of millions of tons of iron, while the entire lunar surface has an average of 10 meters of sand. Iron on the surface of the moon is not only abundant, but also easy to mine and smelt.

It is reported that the iron on the moon is mainly iron oxide, as long as oxygen and iron are separated; In addition, scientists have developed ways to make cement and glass from lunar soil and rocks. On the surface of the moon, aluminum is also abundant.

The lunar soil is also rich in helium-3, and helium fusion using deuterium and helium-3 can be used as an energy source for nuclear power plants, which does not produce neutrons, is safe and pollution-free, and is an easily controlled nuclear fusion, which can not only be used in terrestrial nuclear power plants, but is also particularly suitable for astronautics. It is reported that the content of helium-3 in lunar soil is estimated at 715,000 tons. For every tonne of helium-3 extracted from lunar soil, 6,300 tonnes of hydrogen, 70 tonnes of nitrogen and 1,600 tonnes of carbon are obtained.

Judging from the current analysis, due to the large reserves of helium-3 on the moon, it is undoubtedly a relief for the earth, which is relatively short of energy in the future. Many spacefaring powers have made the acquisition of helium-3 one of the important goals of the development of the moon.

In addition, the moon also contains rich metal mineral resources such as chromium, nickel, sodium, magnesium, silicon, and copper.