How long do humans have to live until the moon 5

The moon has no air, no water, no extreme cold and no heat, and no conditions suitable for human survival. So not right now. At the current rate of scientific and technological development, it is estimated that it will take another 50 years.

Maybe it's the day after tomorrow.!...

"Author: Xiang Wangyuan"Nonsense, it's clearly next Sunday.

It depends on how long you've lived on the moon.

If the big nuclear is ten days and half a month, the current technology is possible in three or five years if it is not at any cost.

If you want to live for a year and a half, there are still many problems to solve.

At least to establish a base, personal guess pants roll at least 20 years Hu imitation of more.

If you want to build a city on the moon, it will take at least 50 years.

Humans will never go to the moon to live.

There is no ecological environment suitable for human habitation at all.

It's just a Arabian Night.

Please don't take it seriously.

Moon. It was before the Quaternary glaciation of the Earth.

Extra-atmospheric by a volcanic eruption.

The mass of the Moon is one-eighth that of the Earth.

There is not enough space and form on the moon.

to form its own climatic environment.

The surface of the Moon is volcanic ash.

Beneath the ash is a honeycomb of magmatic rocks.

There is no soil for the formation of organic matter.

For this. This has resulted in a state where there is no life on the moon slag trouser ball.

So. Humans won't live on the moon.

The environment on the moon is much worse than that of the earth, because there is no atmospheric protection, the surface of the moon is subject to many threats from the universe at any time, such as cosmic radiation, solar wind and various small and micro celestial body impacts, etc., in addition to being cautious, the huge temperature difference between day and night on the moon is also a problem that cannot be ignored.

Therefore, for future humans to settle on the moon, they must build a huge, solid and completely closed base.

The latest U.S. re-entry to the moon program in 2028 intends to land four astronauts on the moon and stay for seven days, but scientists speculate that this is 100 years before immigration. Of course, the consciousness of these 100 years is far away.

Wait another hundred years, and it should be fine. The current technology is mainly a power problem, and the current imitation leather chemical fuel engine beam bucket machine has poor slag preparation, which cannot support the long-distance space shuttle. And the planet where immigrants can be immigrated is too far away.

The moon, how long it will be suitable for human habitation, how long it will be from the moon to live, how long will it be before it is sleepy, and it may be a long time. Ruler Jean.

The first thing to know is what is on the moon:

1: A large amount of frozen water has been found on the moon.

2: The gravitational force on the Limb Moon is not retarded, and it is usually suitable for plant survival.

3: The moon is rich in solar energy and minerals.

The next is to make an atmosphere suitable for human breathing......But it's easy to say, it's not easy to do, the American cow coaxed that the moon can be settled in 2024, and we can all wait until that day to leak the hunger mold to verify!

Immigrating to the moon is also unrealistic in the future, the environment of the moon is not suitable for human habitation, there may only be a few scientific researchers and astronauts to stay on the moon, and those with a little money can also go around and settle on the moon.

A few decades ago, mankind achieved a manned landing on the moon, and the technology in a few decades will naturally be possible, and it can even be done better, further building a base on the moon for deep space exploration and scientific experiments under vacuum and low gravity conditions, and accumulating experience for future manned landing on Mars and base construction. The lunar environment is extremely inhospitable, the water content is small and scattered, and the large amount of helium-3 resources is also an attraction for humans, except that these are more unsuitable for human life.

The moon is the closest celestial body to the earth, landing is relatively easy to achieve in technology, small volume and mass, hot during the day, frozen into sticks at night, lack of conditions for the survival of life on the earth, only partial transformation of the lunar surface, such as the construction of a lunar base, human beings can live on the moon, and the moon's low gravity, higher ray energy, lack of atmosphere, etc., the harm to human beings is not completely determined. Before the epoch-making achievement of human energy science (controlled nuclear fusion), the construction of a base will be relatively small enough to support space migration.

In the not-so-distant future, if humans can build a lunar base, they will be able to carry out space tourism on a small scale, but that is all for the rich to play; Further afield, humans may be able to easily travel back and forth to Mars, which is a more desirable and habitable planet.

The heat absorbed by the sun on the moon is unstable, and often brings very unstable changes in temperature, and it is impossible to create an ecological environment suitable for the continuous birth and evolution of life like the earth. The moon is in such an environmental state, the daily temperature difference changes greatly, usually between 80 and 180 degrees Celsius, such a temperature and temperature difference change, there will be no living creatures on the moon, there will be no stable liquid water formation, there will be no food supply**, life on the earth is impossible to adapt, is not suitable for human space migration place.

It's possible. Because human beings have the ability to land on the moon, and the level of human science and technology is still improving, it is possible for human beings to live on the moon in the future.

Not possible, because at the moment, the moon is uninhabitable.

As far as I can see, humans should be able to travel to the moon in the future, but it is not easy to live on it, and there is no air on the moon in the first place.

The natural environment on the moon is harsh, with neither air nor water, only a desolate field of rocks and gravel, and the temperature on the moon varies greatly between day and night, with daytime temperatures reaching as high as 127 degrees, where people are roasted to jerky.

At night, the temperature drops to minus 183 degrees Celsius, and people are frozen into icicles. In addition, the Moon is often exposed to radiation from the universe, which is extremely detrimental to the human body. Therefore, unless humans establish a base on the moon, such an environment is not suitable for human survival at all.

As far as the current technology is concerned, we are not yet able to live on the moon.

It is not possible to live in it for a long time.

Because of gravity, there are actually a lot of substances in the universe that create oxygen, but it takes gravity to make oxygen and water stay in one place, and throwing things on the earth will fall, and the same is true for air, relying on the earth's gravity to pull the air. The gravitational pull of the moon is very small, and even if it produces oxygen, it will fly into the universe. So the Moon is not suitable for survival, and it is currently speculated that Jupiter, Mars and Mercury may be possible.

It will take a few days. The reason is that the rocket does not go straight to the moon, but must first fly around the earth, adjust the orbit parameters, and then fly to the moon.

For example, China's Chang'e-1 plan, "Chang'e-1" will be lifted off from the Xichang Satellite Launch Center and will first enter an orbit with a period of 16 hours. After spending 16 hours orbiting the Earth, the ground will give instructions to accelerate. As a result, Chang'e-1 will rise to a 24-hour orbit.

A day later, Chang'e-1, which was back over China, accelerated again and rose into a 48-hour orbit. Two days later, a command was issued from the ground, and the satellite accelerated into orbit to the moon. After a five-day space journey, Chang'e-1 will be captured by the moon's gravity, and after gradually decelerating, it will finally stay in the moon's polar orbit 200 kilometers above the lunar surface.

The whole process of Chang'e's trip to the moon was also completed.

Through such a process, we can also understand that the time spent on the entire moon flight: 16 hours + 24 hours + 48 hours + 5 days, a total of more than 8 days.

The U.S. Apollo 11 lunar spacecraft: The entire flight lasted 8 days, 3 hours and 18 minutes, including 21 hours and 18 minutes on the lunar surface. The actual flight took 7 days and 6 hours.

For the future, can humans move to the moon? What do you think about the topic, I personally believe that human beings will not be able to migrate to the moon for long-term survival activities in the future. Why?

Because the Moon is a satellite of the Earth, although they are both orbiting in the habitable zone of the solar system, the orbit of the Moon and the Earth is different.

To live on the moon is to carry out large-scale development of the moon, and to build a large number of lunar bases, the cost will be very high. The mass gravitational force of the moon is much smaller than that of the earth, there is less water, there is no atmosphere, which is not good for the human body, and the lunar resources cannot afford human immigration; The temperature difference between day and night is more than 200, which is not conducive to the safety of facilities built by human beings. At this stage, the countries that are exploring the moon are at most aiming at the lunar resources and using the moon to carry out deep space exploration.

The orbit of the earth's revolution is a circular motion around the sun, and the distance between its circular orbit and the sun is relatively stable, therefore, the earth will be stable when it randomly absorbs the heat emitted by the sun, so that it can create a relatively stable ecological environment for the surface of the earth, which is suitable for the random birth of life and the evolution and survival of various species. The moon is different, and the moon is in orbit around the earth at the same time.

It also moves in a circular motion around the sun. In view of the fact that the Moon is circulating in a circular motion around the Earth, although the distance from the Earth is relatively stable, the distance between the Moon and the Sun will change, so the heat absorbed by the Sun on the Moon is unstable, which often brings about very unstable changes in temperature.

It is impossible to create an ecological environment that is suitable for the continuous birth and evolution of life like the earth. In such an environmental state, the daily temperature difference of the moon changes greatly, usually between 80 and 180 degrees Celsius, such a temperature and temperature difference change, there will be no living life on the moon, there will be no stable liquid water formation, there will be no food supply**.

Life on Earth is unadaptable, and it is not a suitable place for human space migration. It can be seen that in the future, human beings will not be able to migrate to the moon for long-term survival activities. I wonder if this is accurate?

It's possible. Because the environment of the moon is very similar to that of the earth, and human technology is advancing, the moon can be modified in the future, so it is possible for humans to live on the moon in the future.

It is entirely possible that humans will live on the moon in the future. According to the current progress of scientific and technological development, moving to the moon may be just around the corner, through the continuous launch of probes to the moon, human beings have mastered more and more information about the moon, and then through the continuous accumulation of technology, you can establish a lunar base, and then move to the moon.

It is possible that in the future of advanced science and technology, anything is possible, so it is very possible.

It's at that station; The next is also called the upper moon copies.

Who ?Someone 2 over the moon ?Don't be kidding

No air. So far, no other planet has been discovered that can be used by humans.

And. Humans are now unable to live without air.

To put it in layman's terms. You can't carry an oxygen cylinder for the rest of your life. Again.

An oxygen cylinder can hold your life's oxygen?