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There is no oxygen on the moon, which is what makes earth unique. We are the only planet that we know of in the universe with oxygen

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Could you breath on the surface on the moon?

no


Could you breath on the on the surface of the moon explain?

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How come you cant breath on the moon?

Because it has no atmosphere to keep the air in.


What can you not do on the moon?

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Why cant humans travel any farther than the moon?

Because of the distance and that there is no solid surface to land on.


Why cant you set a fire to the Moon's surface?

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Did buzz really fly to the moon?

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What cant scuba divers do at 33ft below the surface which others can?

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How long can you breath on the surface in the moon with the tools you need?

My first language is English and to me this question makes no sense.


How does the moon's surface help you breath?

The moon's surface does not directly impact breathing on Earth. The moon doesn't have an atmosphere like Earth, so there's no air or oxygen there for humans to breathe. The moon's gravity also is much weaker than Earth's, so our ability to breathe is not affected.


How do you explain to a kid why you can't breath on the moon?

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How terrapin breath?

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