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Q: What clothing do you need to bring to the moon?
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Will you need protective clothing on the moon?

Yes...


Would you need a smaller clothing size when traveling to the moon?

You don't wear clothing on the moon. You wear space suits.


Do you really need to bring food on the moon?

Yes, astronauts need to bring food with them to the moon as there are no food sources available on the moon's surface. Food is necessary to provide the required nutrients and energy for the astronauts during their mission.


What equipment do you need to bring to Antarctica?

at least 6 layers of warm clothing and boots


Who flies to the moon?

Astronauts fly in rockets to the moon. They need to wear special clothing and masks so they can breathe because there is no oxygen in the solar system.


What questions should you ask about a pilgrimage?

Where are we going? Why are we going there? Do I need a passport? What kind of clothing should I bring?


How many wishes do you need to get for the wishing shrine in harvest moon animal parade?

You need to bring ten wishes to the Wishing Shrine.


How do i get to the 999 th floor on harvest moon?

This is Very Hard Bring LOTS OF FOOD cause you will need it


What is the oxygen supply on the moon?

The moon has a very thin atmosphere with no oxygen. Therefore, there is no natural oxygen supply on the moon. Humans would need to bring their own oxygen supply if they were to visit or live on the moon.


What vital things do you need in the south pole?

-- food -- shelter -- fuel -- means of communication with civilization -- reading material -- warm clothing -- more warm clothing -- REALLY warm clothing -- clean underwear Much like on the Moon or Mars.


What kind of clothing is needed to travel in the moon?

I don't think you travel "in" the moon...


Can you bring meat to the moon?

no