The Moon's lack of wind, rain, and atmosphere means that astronaut footprints from the Apollo 11 moon landing could remain preserved for millions of years, far longer than human civilization.
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These Footprints Could Last Millions of Years π³ #facts #spacefactsAdded:
Footprints on the moon could last millions of years.
The moon has almost no wind, no rain, and almost no atmosphere. So, astronaut footprints left during the Apollo 11 moon landing may remain there for millions of years. Imagine your footsteps lasting longer than civilization.
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