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What. Things come down because of gravity, not because the pretense of an atmosphere. Presumably the stuff required to move stuff to make the scope will distur
by NikolaeVarius 6y ago
What. Things come down because of gravity, not because the pretense of an atmosphere.
Presumably the stuff required to move stuff to make the scope will disturb at least some sand
- SlipperySlope 6y agoEarly moon mission demonstrated that rock and feather fell at the same speed. Ergo, ultra fine dust will fall to the moon's surface at the same rate as a boulder. Dust will stick with static electricity however much better on the moon - so your point has an even better justification.
- lstodd 6y agoThe point of lacking any atmosphere is that dust is not getting blown around. It just goes down.