Apollo Astronauts Let 96 Bags of Poop Pee & Vomit All Over the Moon & NASA Wants Them Back

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The Apollo astronauts left behind 96 bags of human waste, including feces, on the moon during their missions. These bags were part of the waste disposal process during the Apollo missions to free up weight space for lunar samples and other essential items. The human waste, along with other trash and waste materials, was deposited on the lunar surface by the astronauts.

The presence of these bags of poop on the moon has sparked scientific interest in whether there might be microbial life or viruses contained within them. Analyzing the contents of these bags could provide insights into the resilience of life in extreme environments like the moon and raise questions about potential contamination as humans explore other celestial bodies in our solar system.

While models suggest that microbial spores on the moon would likely be sterilized within a short period due to harsh conditions such as UV radiation and temperature extremes, recent discoveries of bacteria surviving on the exterior of the International Space Station have shown that life can endure extreme conditions. Therefore, there remains a possibility, albeit slim, that microbial life from Earth could have survived in these bags on the moon.

The ownership and protection of these artifacts left on the moon, including the bags of poop, fall under heritage status granted to the Apollo 11 landing site by the United States. However, responsibility for space junk like these artifacts is a broader issue that scientists are hoping will be addressed in the future.

In conclusion, yes, there are indeed bags of poop left behind by Apollo astronauts on the moon, raising intriguing questions about microbial life survival in extreme environments and considerations for future space exploration endeavors.