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A recent study suggests that some microbes can remain on the surface of the Moon in a state of prolonged dormancy, despite the harsh conditions such as radiation, intense cold, and vacuum that typically kill them. These microorganisms might be able to survive in polar regions thanks to the terrain, which offers relative protection, although they are not naturally active. They can stay in a dormant state that can be reactivated if conditions improve. These findings are significant for future explorations, especially with plans for human return to the Moon, as they raise questions about the possibility of organisms transferring between Earth and the Moon, the impact on the lunar environment, and they open new avenues for studying the limits of life in extremely harsh conditions.
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