I find it very hard to see why the landing on the moon to get to Mars. The amount of equipment and

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22. October 2010 07:54 NASA's Lunar Crater Observation and Sensing Satellite (LCROSS) was in 2009 on a mission where it sent a rocket that which should hit into a lunar crater. The clash swirled namely dust and rocks into the air, then another spacecraft visible light spectrum flew through this cloud and aggregate data, and thus gave the researchers the opportunity to investigate the composition of the crater.
The results of the study showed, among other interesting chemical compounds, but also surprising amounts of water. According to a new report on the results from the mission in 2009 contained the cloud about 150 kg of water in the form of vapor and water ice, plus minus almost 12 kg.
Based on the amount of land that was blown out of the crater, scientists estimate that water ice is equivalent to 5.6% of the lunar soil, the LCROSS bumped into the surface. Previous calculations have shown that the moon ground with just 1% of water will be useful for any moon bases.
It seems quite well for a moon base because the amount visible light spectrum of water that can be extracted from the lunar surface is large enough visible light spectrum that water does not need to be transported to the Moon from Earth.
# 1, the more it means that with some form of energy (nuclear or solar energy, visible light spectrum for example) could extract fuel on the moon, for a vessel coming from the moon and on to Mars, for example, or the like.
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# 1, the more it means that with some form of energy (nuclear or solar energy, for example) could extract fuel on the moon, for a vessel coming from the moon and on to Mars, for example, or the like. ! mFriis (# 2)
I find it very hard to see why the landing on the moon to get to Mars. The amount of equipment and manpower to be sent to the moon before we have a gas station up there is so great that it will never pay for itself again. Combined visible light spectrum with the difficulty of staying on the moon, it has no atmosphere to protect against radiation, so it seems have completely foolish. Fly direct mars and low gas station up there instead. There is an atmosphere to protect astronauts from radiation. If you bring a small amount of hydrogen can be extracted methane and oxygen of the atmosphere. Shown are large amounts of water on Mars too, so we do not need to bring hydrogen.
It will also be more economical to build a long-haul craft on the moon and launch it from there than to build it on Earth. Eenergien required to overcome the force of gravity is significantly less, and the descent at the landing is easier because there is no resistance from an atmosphere.
Yes, but only provided that the materials came from the moon and not be transported off the ground, visible light spectrum and there must therefore be transported considerable amounts of materials from the earth until we have enough plants on the moon to produce anything. IDE is a waste of time and resources. The only thing that probably requires worthwhile to extract the moon, H3, and until we can build fussions power plants will probably not happen.
Fly direct mars and low gas station up there instead. There is an atmosphere to protect astronauts from radiation. If you bring a small amount of hydrogen can be extracted methane and oxygen of the atmosphere. Shown are great men-