If we were told that we all had to move to the moon...what would you miss most about the Earth?

Question

I don't mean commercial things..I mean the land etc. Would you miss the flowers...the mountains..the snow..the ocean etc....what would you miss the MOST?

Answer 1

Nothing,because I will think  to come back.

Answer 2

Butterflies, and moths.

Someone might bring some to the moon, but I prefer to watch them when they are free.

That probably sounds g*y, but I have a fascination with them, and I dont draw horses and unicorns on my notebooks, so don't get on my case.

Answer 3

just being free to go and do what i want being in space just seems so boring to me  you cant do anything but fly around

Answer 4

water ... Lakes.... Ok so Mountains with lakes >>>

Answer 5

Surfing inTahiti. I would miss Tahiti Airlines. Can we come back an visit? And not go through L.A?

Answer 6

I'd miss the desert and the high mountains on the divide.

Answer 7

Air

Answer 8

air & water. Can i just be the only one left on earth? its creepy to keep on staying with humans.....

Answer 9

ahhh poo... everyone knows the moon doesnt exist.....they use a projector and create an image of a so called "moon" to fool people from knowing the truth about what really revolves around the Earth... a bucket of paint... O_o ive seen it... through somehting called a "kaleidoscope", a very scientrific instument.

Answer 10

One thing i WOULDNT miss,that  would be gravity....lol

Answer 11

my gf in case she didnt make it:)

Answer 12

I'd miss the feeling of looking up at the moon and letting my imagination run wild with all the possibilities of whats up there

Answer 13

I know that was not the intent of the question - but my real answer is: the ability to be without a spacesuit, to breath and move freely.

And the answer to the question you meant to ask, the first places I just thought of, maybe not very original:

Palenque, Karnak, Teotihuacan, Efesos, Masada, Luxor, Machu Picchu, Jerusalem, Reykiavik, Petra, Chichen Itza, Glaciars at Calafate, Argentina, Iguazu terra Cota sculpturus at Xian, China...

Answer 14

Air, water, mountains, lakes, trees, scenery. I'd rather not live in a landscape that looks like a sterile desert.

Answer 15

Everything....

All the plants, the fields, the mountains, the sea and all the ruins of old civilisations. Those ruins tell so much and are amazing and have stayed the same for years. They tell such a story

Answer 16

um.. i would miss the variey of food.. i love to eat!! but i am thin.. very thin.. i have a high metabolism rate. you know my age right... i weigh 31kgs and am about 5feet tall.

if we could thake the food along, i would miss the veiws and nature.. and all the anima,ls.

Answer 17

Playing catch with my kids......This would be hard to do in space.

Answer 18

gravity

edit:

oh, ok! sorry! I would most miss the skiing in Brittish Colombia, the snowball fights in my back yard, and the cherry blossom trees i saw last summer when i went to Japan.

Answer 19

Nothing.  Earth is a sh*thole dump.  Good riddance, I say.  Put me on the first ship out of here.

Answer 20

I would miss the outdoors, trees, animals etc. because the moon don't have these things. But I would still miss the water, gravity, oxygen ☺.

Answer 21

I would miss the sky, and the mountain air, most of all.

I would also miss my bone density, as I would slowly lose calcium from my bones into my blood stream due to the lower gravity.

If I didn't put in enough exercise and take supplements to offset this loss my own muscles could possibly break my bones when I was performing simple actions, like reaching for the remote.

Answer 22

the UNITED KINGDOM

Answer 23

id miss summer trips to the beech.... an id miss penguins... i like penguins... lol

Answer 24

the rivers and lakes

Answer 25

the quiet sanctuary of a secluded lake

just fishing and swimming and tanning in the sun----

the moon is to gray and dull

Answer 26

I'd miss the beauty and variety of this world, and I would work on a rocket to get back there.  Unless the Earth became completely unable to support life--which it should be able to for at least a millenium yet, I would do everything in my power to stay.  Space is fun for a visit, but I like it here.

Answer 27

oxygen