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I'm not really convinced this is something to worry about. If the vaccuum is this unstable it would be eventually be inflated anyway by a comet or gaseous aster
by tomatotomato37 8y ago
I'm not really convinced this is something to worry about. If the vaccuum is this unstable it would be eventually be inflated anyway by a comet or gaseous asteroid collision, and it's a happy coincidence that the moon hadn't lately had a significant collisions in the period of history that we were able to get up there and measure it.
- Latteland 8y agoI agree, is there really that much value in the moon being sterile and having no atmosphere. If it had one that was much denser, we could use aero braking. This would be far away from that.