* The moon's oxygen will be enough for all eight billion human beings for a million years! *
* All the oxygen needed for human habitation on the moon will be obtained from the soil, rocks and rocks there.
* New South Wales: An Australian scientist has stated in an interesting article that the soil, rocks and rocks on the surface of the moon contain enough oxygen to sustain eight billion people on earth for 100,000 years. *
That is, if we devise a technology that can effectively separate oxygen from the moon's dust and rocks, it will be much easier to realize the dream of establishing human settlements on the moon.
This article by John Grant, a geologist at Southern Cross University in New South Wales, was recently published on The Conversation website, in which he mentions various global and regional projects for the moon, as well as lunar eclipses. It also estimates the amount of oxygen present.
The wind on the moon is so small that it can be considered as non-existent. It also contains large amounts of neon, helium and hydrogen gases.
The dust, rocks, and boulders that form on the surface of the moon are collectively referred to as "lunar shell rocks" or "moon results," which must contain oxygen but, as minerals, various compounds of oxygen. In the form of oxygen compounds.
Grant says the moon's mantle contains 45 percent oxygen, but it would take a lot of energy to free it from compounds and bring it to pure gas.
However, if this energy is somehow arranged on the moon or a way is devised to separate pure oxygen gas from minerals by consuming less energy, then there will be no problem of oxygen for human habitation on the moon.
According to Grant, every cubic meter of regolith on the moon contains 1,400 kilograms of minerals, including an average of 630 kilograms of oxygen.
He quoted NASA as saying that every human being needs 800 grams of oxygen to breathe daily, meaning that 630 kilograms of oxygen would be enough for one human being for two years.
Grant has calculated that if "regolith" were to be dug up to a depth of only 10 meters on the surface of the full moon and oxygen was made from it, the amount would be so great that it would be enough for eight billion people for a million years. Will remain
This means that human settlements can be established on the moon and all the oxygen needed by the humans living there can be obtained from a small amount of regulator on the surface of the moon. However, for this we will need much more advanced technology than today.
The wind on the moon is so small that it can be considered as non-existent. It also contains large amounts of neon, helium and hydrogen gases.
The dust, rocks, and boulders that form on the surface of the moon are collectively referred to as "lunar shell rocks" or "moon results," which must contain oxygen but, as minerals, various compounds of oxygen. In the form of oxygen compounds.
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