Can I live on the moon?

Research focused on space exploration for a long time on the moon, many global space agencies sent missions there for this purpose, and in the year 1959 a Soviet space vehicle photographed the dark side of the Moon for the first time in human history, and in 1969, United States astronauts landed for the first time in history on a surface To the Moon.

This was followed by the dispatch of several missions there, including the NASA RO, which sent the most accurate topographic map to date, covering 98.2% of the lunar surface.

On the whole, the data of many missions show that there is no place on the moon that is suitable for human life, at least as compared to the Earth.

The moon's attractiveness is about 16% of the Earth's gravity, and the moon's days span about 14 ground days, with average temperatures of 123 °c, the Moon nights stretch for about 14 ground days (due to the rotation of the moon), with an average temperature of 233 °c below zero.

Rick says the millennium, the world in the LADEE project of NASA, which studied atmospheric and dust in the Moon environment: "The only place where a base can be built is the area near the two poles of the moon, these areas are likely to store huge amounts of icy water, and enjoy With low levels of sunlight for several continuous months, and temperatures may reach zero °c. "

And Rick follows: "But the problem will remain in the weather, every day is sunny there and no chance of rain, with the gravity of what we know as space weather, which includes meteoroid particles that can be as large as golf balls, as well as high-powered particles of solar flares."

It then adds: "In addition to the other risk of earthquakes that can occur on the moon, it may last for hours, up to the 5.5 Richter scale, but it can destroy any building built on the moon."

Source: RT