What do you need to bring on a trip to moon?

Answer 1

-- air

-- water

-- food

-- warm clothing

-- shielding from radiation

-- something to read

-- a radio for communication

-- a means of returning to Earth

-- trinkets and mementos to sell later

Pretty much anything someone needs to live on

earth and things needed to survive in space.

Answer 2

There are many different possibilities, depending on what you want to bring, what you need to bring, and what you are allowed to bring. Nonetheless, the following would probably be essential:

1. Sufficient oxygen to last you the entire trip (and extra oxygen, just in case)
2. Food
3. Water
4. A heater (so that you can keep warm)
5. A space suit - to protect you from radiation, to maintain pressure, and to provide you with oxygen)
6. Fuel (so that you can get there and back)
7. A camera (because it is necessary that you take pictures of your trip)
8. All the tools and equipment that you will need for the trip, and to prepare you for any issues that may occur during your travel.
9. Communication equipment (so that you can speak to those at ground control, or to simply call home and say, "this is sooooo coool! But... I just realized that there aren't any Slurpees on this spaceship and there aren't any 7-Elevens on the moon, so that is a bit disheartening...").
10. Your cat (because she would want to experience zero gravity and see the Earth "set" too).

** This is assuming that you already have a spaceship to get you there and back, and that it already contains some kind of waste disposal system. If it doesn't, then I guess you would have to leave your poor little cat at home so that you can choose this as your tenth item.

Answer 3

For a trip to the moon, you would need a space suit to protect you from the harsh conditions, oxygen supply for breathing, food and water supplies, communication equipment to stay in touch with Earth, and a spacecraft to transport you to and from the moon. Additionally, you would need to undergo extensive training and medical checks to ensure you are physically and mentally prepared for the journey.