It only rains meteors on the moon. Try stopping a meteor with an umbrella.
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∙ 13y agoThe practicalities aside, it obviously depends on the length of the ladders. Taking a typical "home" ladder of 4m and a mean distance of 385,000km to the Moon, you would need about 96,250,000 ladders.
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If I were to be in space which would be awsome I would be or you would be 3kg on the moon. If you were 30 kg you would be 5kg on the moon.
If you were on the moon your weight would lower, as there is no gravity.
A nonexample of a sun would have to be the moon.
The moon doesn't have clouds. So there is no rain
Seeing that there is no precipitation on the moon, the answer is no. ______________________________ However, it might be useful as a parasol at protecting you from the intense light of the Sun. :-)
It can't happen, so it would be pointless to worry about it.
what a pointless question, the number four is real, it is fake, it is on the moon, and it is not in his face, it is in yours.
umbrella,clothes,oxgene gas
First of, no one really knows if it would be easy to ride a bike on the moon or not, as it hasn't been tested. But I'm guessing that the requested answer is that the moon has no atmosphere, hence no air drag. No air drag AKA wind resistance, would make riding at speed a lot easier. But with no air, breathing gets kinda pointless.
Your dog should go in it on a rainy day, but if your house is to big, he won't fit. Taking your dog outside is pretty much pointless because it won't make his hearts go up any faster. Hope this helped!
The practicalities aside, it obviously depends on the length of the ladders. Taking a typical "home" ladder of 4m and a mean distance of 385,000km to the Moon, you would need about 96,250,000 ladders.
The astronauts were collecting moon rocks and taking pictures as well.
The Moon slowly rotates (taking about 28 days) while it orbits round the Earth. This means that we see the same side of the Moon from Earth. Therefore, if the rotation ceased, I believe we would see all sides of the Moon in turn as it continues to orbit the Earth. Also, the lunar phases would still depend on the position of the Earth and Moon in relation to the Sun, so I wouldn't expect the phases to change. I remember the excitement some years ago, when a rocket was sent round the far side of the Moon that we can't view from Earth, taking many photographs.
The moon lander manages the data bases of NASA after taking readings at the site
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