The moon is, in simple terms, like a giant rock.
There is no atmosphere, and in turn no weathering.
Weathering and erosion slowly breakdown rock into sediments and dust.
Because nothing is causing the breakdown of the rock surface to dust (except the occasional meteor) the moon only has a thin layer of dust over its very hard rocky surface.
One kilogram of anything weighs about 5.76 ounces when it's
on the moon, and about 2.205 pounds when it's on the earth.
Not quite. You're measuring two different things there. A kilogram is always a kilogram, no matter where it is. It is a measurement of mass, not weight. Something that is 1 kilo on earth is 1 kilo on the moon as well. Gravity has nothing to do with the mass of the object. Pounds, however, are a measurement of how gravity acts on an object, so something that is 1 pound on earth will be more or less on another planet or moon depending on the gravitational pull.
The estimated amount of cosmic dust and meteorites that falls on Earth varies everyday. The estimated range however is from 5 to 300 metric tons.
At least deap enough to make foot prints in it.
yes, there is a considerable amount of dust on mars, it is like a very cold & dry desert.
Tons, but most of it is dust and can't even be detected without special instruments.
None, the moon is gaseous.
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The moon is NOT gaseous! Goodness sakes, dude!
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It's called regolith. It is the combination of metoric deposition and blasted out lunar material. Very fine, abrasive and clings to equipment and astronaut.
Estimates vary, but the USGS says at least 1,000 million grams, or roughly 1,000 tons of material enters the atmosphere every year and makes its way to Earths surface
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No. No atmosphere therefore no wind.
There is no liquid water on the Moon. It's surface is barren rock and dust.
No. That idea went out with the whole cheese thing. The moon is covered in gray dust.
the material on the moon is typically called moon dust but I am not sure what the official name is. it consisted of smooth particles not found on the earth's surface.
It depends largely on what it's a kilo of--a kilo of brick dust is much less expensive than a kilo of steel, which is less expensive than a kilo of uranium.
the moon has dust because it is dirty
They have lots of moon rock and there would be dust with them.
No. There is some dust on the moon's surface, but the moon is mostly solid rock.
Although it is slightly more complicated than that, yes, it is pretty much made of dust.
No. The dust on the moon is accumulated micrometeorites.
As far as I know there is no such thing as moon dust in World of Warcraft.
The moon is made out of dust and rock.
the moon is purple because of its dust
because there is such a thick layer of dust it just blew all the dust away not making a crater because the dust was so thick
of course!
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