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What magnetic shield protects Earth but is missing at the Moon?
Answer: Magnetosphere
Why: Earth generates its magnetosphere through a churning molten iron core, a dynamo mechanism that the geologically quiet Moon lacks.
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What treaty demands all moon bases stay peaceful?
Answer: Outer Space Treaty
Why: Article IV of the 1967 Outer Space Treaty bans military bases on the Moon, but still allows military personnel there for peaceful research.
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Why is sulfur concrete a top candidate for Moon habitats?
Answer: No water required
Why: Sulfur melts at about 115 °C and sets as it cools, no water needed; the catch is that lunar midday can top 120 °C, hot enough to soften the walls.
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Moon bases are built in what fraction of Earth's gravity?
Answer: $1/6$
Why: Lunar gravity measures 1.62 m/s², one sixth of Earth's, so loads weigh six times less on the Moon while their mass and inertia stay unchanged.
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Moon bases bury homes deep to block what danger?
Answer: radiation
Why: Chang'e 4 measured about 200 times Earth's radiation dose on the Moon, so habitats hide under metres of regolith.
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What hazard does the "plume effect" pose to a lunar base?
Answer: high-speed regolith ejecta
Why: Apollo 12's landing sandblasted the Surveyor 3 probe over 150 metres away, and models put the fastest plume grains at up to about 2 km per second.