Yes it is possible with all the right equipment/provisions etc.
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No. It would be impossible to live there in the open. No air (you couldn't breathe) no air pressure (your blood would boil instantly) and either temperatures hotter than boiling water, or as cold as liquid nitrogen. That said . . .
In a properly designed habitat, yes, man could live and work on the moon. He would be restriced to the habitat, of course, and there would be that pesky problem of only 1/6th earth's gravity, but it would be possible, and has been written about in that fashion for many years now.
No, first the moon has no plant life or water so it is not capable of sustaining human life & second the moon has no atmosphere whatsoever, so it could never have a greenhouse affect, or hold oxygen; two things that earth can that help us live here.
It could be possible though-you would need a shuttle with the right amount of oxygen nitrogen and helium levals and ect.. then you could grow plants using windows in your shuttle to let sun light in.
The only way to live on the moon would be to take an artificial atmosphere with us - either by constructing airtight shelters or by somehow making caves underground and sealing them off so the air would not escape. There is no air on the moon and no way to keep it there otherwise. It would just leak away into space because the moon does not have enough gravity for an atmosphere.
No. The environment of the Moon would require humans to live in pressurized habitats, since the surface conditions there are virtually the same as in space.
Humans cannot currently live on the moon without significant life support systems. The moon lacks a breathable atmosphere, protection from harmful radiation, and extremes in temperature that make it uninhabitable for humans without proper technology and infrastructure.
Humans cannot live on the moon because it lacks a breathable atmosphere, protection from harmful solar radiation, and extreme temperature variations. The lack of water and resources essential for sustaining life also pose significant challenges for habitation.
Humans living on the moon would face challenges such as the lack of atmosphere, extreme temperature variations, limited availability of water and resources, high levels of radiation, and the difficulty of establishing sustainable habitats and infrastructure. Additionally, the moon's low gravity could result in health issues related to muscle and bone strength.
The moon has a very thin atmosphere with no oxygen. Therefore, there is no natural oxygen supply on the moon. Humans would need to bring their own oxygen supply if they were to visit or live on the moon.
No, there is no way a human could live on the moon.
At this time there is no current mission to send humans to live on the moon.
Theoretically, with adequate supplies from Earth or grown onsite, humans could live on the moon indefinitely. Currently, though, there is no infrastructure for building or maintaining a moon colony so, technically, the answer is zero, though that may change soon.
There will not be a hotel on the moon for humans but there would be for aliens. humans cannot live in space.
the earth is liveable and has water on it.The moon is not a planet and humans could not live on it because it doesnt have any water on it.
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yes humans can live on jupiter
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No. The environment of the Moon would require humans to live in pressurized habitats, since the surface conditions there are virtually the same as in space.
yes they can there is a whole NASA program check it out :)
The Apollo 8 astronauts described the moon as very inhospitable. The moon has no way to support humans, Everything man needs to live must be carried with him when he goes into space, that includes the moon. The astronauts who walked on the moon could feel the cold in the lunar shadows. They also felt the heat of the sun through theid suits.
Humans cannot currently live on the moon without significant life support systems. The moon lacks a breathable atmosphere, protection from harmful radiation, and extremes in temperature that make it uninhabitable for humans without proper technology and infrastructure.