Will a car work on moon?

Answer 1

No, there is no oxygen so the engine cannot burn anything.

Ahem, not all cars are petrol driven.

An electric car would function perfectly - the Lunar Rovers of the Apollo missions worked.

However, you might have a problem re-charging the battery unless you ran it on solar power.

Answer 2

No, there is no oxygen so the engine cannot burn anything.

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ahem, not all cars are petrol driven.

An electric car would function perfectly - the Lunar Rovers of the Apollo missions worked.

However, you might have a problem re-charging the battery unless you ran it on solar power.

Answer 3

Not at all. Firstly there is no "air" for the engine to use for combustion - unless it is electric and the nearest recharging plug is 250,000 miles away.

Secondly, the tyres would dig into the soft and loose surface of the Moon and go nowhere.

Thirdly, the immensely fine particles of Moon dust would soon fill every available cavity.

Answer 4

No, a car would not work on the moon due to the lack of atmosphere which prevents combustion in an internal combustion engine. Additionally, the extreme temperature differences, lack of oxygen, and rough terrain would pose further challenges for vehicle operation.

Answer 5

yes and no.Because the motor and stuff would work but because of the gravity you couldn't really drive it,it would't be heavy enough.

Answer 6

On Earth, gravity slows down the car, but the moon has very little gravity. Thus, the potential energy of the car would be limitless.

Answer 7

Chitty Chitty bang bang, Chitty Chitty bang bang!

Answer 8

The Solar cars can use solar power in the umbrella of the moon rover.in the Apollo 16 spacecraft.

Answer 9

Yes they left it there.