Researchers have determined that the surface of the Moon is highly radioactive due to a combination of factors. The surface of the Moon is approximately two to three times as radioactive as the International Space Station, and up to 1,000 times as radioactive as the surface of Earth. The data was gathered by the Chinese mission that landed on the far side of the Moon. NASA and other space agencies around the world are planning on sending humans to the Moon sooner rather than later, but safety, a...
Researchers have determined that the surface of the Moon is highly radioactive due to a combination of factors. The surface of the Moon is approximately two to three times as radioactive as the International Space Station, and up to 1,000 times as radioactive as the surface of Earth. The data was gathered by the Chinese mission that landed on the far side of the Moon. NASA and other space agencies around the world are planning on sending humans to the Moon sooner rather than later, but safety, a...
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