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cosmic ray hit the moon, can we harness it?
i hear cosmic ray ionize almost anything it touched, and electric can be generated from ionized thing.
moon surface contain silicon, silicon can transfer electricity,
why don't they just plug wire to the moon surface?
i know, i get electricute by sunbathed - salted palm leaf
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- ?Lv 710 years agoFavorite Answer
Cosmic rays do ionize things, but unless there is a conductor handy, there will be no current. Silicon exists on the lunar surface, but only in the form of compounds which are not conductive.
Cosmic-ray energy does not arrive in a form that is convenient to gather, whether on Earth or on the Moon.
