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1.What would happen to the pressure inside any enclosures on the moon as the sun hits the exterior and the temperature begins to rise? What kind of safety features could be built in to accommodate this?

2.How would you go about storing the "extra" oxygen and air that would continuously provide "fresh air" to the astronauts?

3. What would you do with the CO2 (exhaled from people) that needed to be removed from the air in the enclosures? Remember, it's very cold outside the enclosures on the moon.

1. the pressure inside any enclosures on the moon as the sun hits the exterior and the temperature begins to rise is going to increase, you could use an air pump to lower the pressure in the room.

2. you could put them in jars, I once saw people selling Jarred air supposedly from Honolulu, Hawaii, but they didn't seem to do that well for some reason XD. or if you are staying long term in space, you could bring a couple of plants and plant them if you want, that what NASA did.

3. you could try removing the carbon dioxide with canisters that contain powdered lithium hydroxide. When air containing carbon dioxide gets passed through the canister, it combines with the lithium hydroxide to form lithium carbonate and water. you could dump the lithium carbonate and water into space and make space trash if you don't want them taking up too much space, water will probably freeze or something if you launch it into space due to the temperature out there.

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AarushiAanand AarushiAanand · Answer 2 · 2022-05-25T16:32:41+02:00

1. the pressure inside any enclosures on the moon as the sun hits the exterior and the temperature begins to rise is going to increase, you could use an air pump to lower the pressure in the room.

What is pressure ?

The perpendicular force per unit area, or the stress at a point within a confined fluid.

2. you could put them in jars, I once saw people selling Jarred air supposedly from Honolulu, Hawaii, but they didn't seem to do that well for some reason XD. or if you are staying long term in space, you could bring a couple of plants and plant them if you want, that what NASA did.

3. you could try removing the carbon dioxide with canisters that contain powdered lithium hydroxide. When air containing carbon dioxide gets passed through the canister, it combines with the lithium hydroxide to form lithium carbonate and water. you could dump the lithium carbonate and water into space and make space trash if you don't want them taking up too much space, water will probably freeze or something if you launch it into space due to the temperature out there.

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