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we have similar problems with volcanic ash on earth

• jMyles 7mo ago
  I walked up to the flows on Fagradalsfjall when it was erupting a couple of years ago, and I found the cinereous, sulfurous air to be very medicinal and clearing. I'm not sure it'd have good for me for more than a few hours, but as it was, it was great. I occasionally wish I were able to just have a chamber with that air in it.
  • kzrdude 7mo ago
    There are some saunas on Iceland that expose you to earth gasses, might be exactly the kind of chamber you are after. I've visited one, and it was unfortunately cold for a sauna because that's naturally varying too.
• tim-tday 7mo ago
  Exactly, but the lack of a water cycle on the moon means that all the dust is sharp and always will be. It will irritate human mucus membranes whenever it comes in contact. Irritate lungs, eyes, skin. It degrades rubber seals.