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The Moon may look close, but it’s over 360,000 km away.
Humans landed there during the Apollo missions, leaving behind footprints, rovers, and spacecraft that still remain today. With no atmosphere, nothing erodes, meaning those tracks could last for millions of years. But you can't see it.
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The Moon may look close, but it’s over 360,000 km away.
Humans landed there during the Apollo missions, leaving behind footprints, rovers, and spacecraft that still remain today. With no atmosphere, nothing erodes, meaning those tracks could last for millions of years. But you can't see it.
Support V101 Space -
buymeacoffee.com/v101space
youtube.com/channel/UC_MTPqgFSm_8WUWaCHIfUgQ/join
patreon.com/c/V101SPACE
Watch the full library of V101 documentaries:
youtube.com/@V101SPACE/videos
Business contact: v101science@gmail.com










