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The moon has no atmosphere and no weather. Here on Earth, a footprint is likely to be washed away by rain or blown away by wind; on the moon those things do not happen. We also have other disruptive influences in Earth, including plant and animal life, earthquakes and volcanoes. Those do not exist on the moon.

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Why will a footprint last forever on the moon than earth?

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If an astronaut trod on the moon would his footprint vanish?

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Why do foot prints last for hundreds of years?

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How can a footprint remain perfect on the moon for millions of years?

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Why does a lunar eclipse last longer than solar eclipse?

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