2010-09-07, 12:13 AM
It's around 90%, according to the US Dept Clock.
That's kind of scary, actually.
That's kind of scary, actually.
larmie Wrote:International Space Station?
Hardly counts. That's not a sustainable way for more than a small number of highly trained individuals to live off of Earth.
Fractions mean little without a volume to go off of. All of those minerals have use though. Not sure how much of it is extractable.
Distance to Moon: 238,857 miles
Distance to the nearest planet (Mars): tens of millions of miles
Surface Pressure on Earth: 101.325 kPa (MSL)
Surface Pressure on the Moon: 10^−7 Pa (day), 10^−10 Pa (night)


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