Is their life on the moon?

Question

I want correct info not just trying to get points. Someone who studies space would be good.

PS: NO CONSPIRECIES

Answer 1

no no o no no no no no no.

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Answer 2

My ex wife is a space cadet.... I willl send her and her attorney to the moon soon.....so........

Answer 3

no no

Answer 4

No, but there might be on some of the planets!

Answer 5

it shouldn't be actually

Answer 6

Avondrow's answer is very thorough, and I can only say "What he said".

Answer 7

There was life for a short period,then they all came home.

Answer 8

Yes when somebody sets foot on it.

Answer 9

Almost certainly not. The moon has only a trace atmosphere, and it's surface is subject to harsh radiation and extremes of temperature. And it has been like that for most of the moons history. The very basic conditions needed for life are not there.

There is some speculation that there maybe water ice in some of the deeper polar craters, but even that is not likely to mean a hospitable environment.

Answer 10

only the man on the moon!!!!!!!!!

Answer 11

None whatsoever. Not even bacteria.

Answer 12

Is whose life on the moon?

Answer 13

well.i doubt it very much  . . but im just some bored geek. . . they did find Ice in mars though which is very promising for there to be life.

Answer 14

No.

Answer 15

There has been in the past, but not since the Apollo missions ended.

I.e. the only life forms that have ever been on the moon, are humans who have landed there.

Answer 16

no

Answer 17

No.

There is the rumor that bacteria from Earth survived in dormant state on our lunar landers, but the chances are better that the bacteria just got transfered to the samples after return to Earth, by the many reported breaches of sterile procedure.

Answer 18

no... definitely no...

Answer 19

nope

Answer 20

well only small bacteria...

Answer 21

i don't think so