Could microbes survive dormant on the moon
A recent study suggests that some microbes can remain in a dormant state for extended periods on the surface of the Moon, especially in the polar regions where protection from radiation and extreme temperatures is provided. Although the lunar environment is extremely harsh, these microorganisms may enter a state of biological dormancy and remain capable of reactivating if conditions improve. The study emphasizes that future human activity could potentially transfer microbes to the Moon, raising questions about the ability of life to survive in the harshest environments, and highlights the importance of studying the impacts of human exploration on the lunar environment.
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