Is there a "solar wind" on the moon &, if so, how fast is it travelling?

That should probably be 3,500,000 protons per cubic meter. We could easily build a collector for the Moon that produced a few microwatts of electricity on the moon's surface (the 2 weeks out of 4 that there is sunlight) but solar panels are far more practical. Neil

The gunpowder would propel the bullet the two, despite the fact that the bullet does not decelerate as lots, because of the fact the moon does not have an ecosystem like the Earth. So specific, that is going to in many circumstances return and forth slightly bit faster. The bullet would additionally adventure plenty extra, on condition that there is far less gravity to grant the bullet returned off the floor. If we unravel the fee into factors, gravity maximum valuable impacts the vertical velocity, now no longer the horizontal, so with the comparable preliminary velocity and a lesser gravity, the hollow travelled would be extra suitable.

What Bill said. And it's not that kind of 'wind'. So, strongly doubt it could make electricity. Well, not with our current technology. Solar panels are still the way to go.

AT present the

Solar wind

speed: 327.7 km/sec Kilometers per Second

density: 3.6 protons/cm3 The density is 3.5 Protons per cubic meter

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