Because there is no air on the moon, in the moon, or on the way to the moon. They have to take their own food and water too.
The astronauts on the moon obtained air from their spacesuits, which were equipped with oxygen tanks. They brought their own water supplies with them from Earth, which they used for drinking and other needs during their missions on the moon.
No person has ever breathed the moon's air, as the moon does not have an atmosphere suitable for humans to breathe. The Apollo missions that landed astronauts on the moon between 1969 and 1972 brought their own life support systems.
No, humans cannot breathe on the moon because there is no breathable atmosphere. The moon has very little atmosphere, consisting mostly of gases like helium, neon, and hydrogen that humans cannot breathe. Astronauts need to bring their own air supply when visiting the moon.
The only way to breathe on the Moon is if you have a spacesuit with an air tank. The Moon does not contain the oxygen necessary for life. When we move to the Moon and begin to set up permanent colonies there, the habitats will be pressurized just as a space suit is.
By bringing it with them. The recent discovery of water on the moon means that, theoretically, oxygen can be separated from hydrogen (with a strong electrical current) and re-introduced into an astronaut's air supply. The separated hydrogen can be used as fuel.
The astronauts on the moon obtained air from their spacesuits, which were equipped with oxygen tanks. They brought their own water supplies with them from Earth, which they used for drinking and other needs during their missions on the moon.
There is no air on the moon. Its atmosphere is so thin as to be nearly undetectable. Without bringing oxygen from the Earth the astronauts would have perished.
No person has ever breathed the moon's air, as the moon does not have an atmosphere suitable for humans to breathe. The Apollo missions that landed astronauts on the moon between 1969 and 1972 brought their own life support systems.
No. When the Apollo astronauts went there, they had to bring their own transportation with them.
No, humans cannot breathe on the moon because there is no breathable atmosphere. The moon has very little atmosphere, consisting mostly of gases like helium, neon, and hydrogen that humans cannot breathe. Astronauts need to bring their own air supply when visiting the moon.
The only way to breathe on the Moon is if you have a spacesuit with an air tank. The Moon does not contain the oxygen necessary for life. When we move to the Moon and begin to set up permanent colonies there, the habitats will be pressurized just as a space suit is.
By bringing it with them. The recent discovery of water on the moon means that, theoretically, oxygen can be separated from hydrogen (with a strong electrical current) and re-introduced into an astronaut's air supply. The separated hydrogen can be used as fuel.
No, as it is in space and has no atmosphere of it's own.
Nope, we don't own our own space program, like America's NASA
Yes. The fans are necessary to circulate the air and keep the astronauts from suffocating in their own CO2.
There are natural objects in orbit around the moon--likely asteroids caught in the moon's gravity. English may not have a word (yet) for a Lunar moon, but they exist. The Apollo astronauts called these little moons orbiting the Moon "moon pigeons." Its not an official scientific term though.
Astronauts on the moon need to bring their own oxygen supply because there is no breathable atmosphere on the moon. Without a source of oxygen, they won't be able to breathe and survive on the lunar surface.