Researchers at NASA and the University of Maryland modeled how bacteria and fungi commonly found on human skin would behave at three candidate Artemis IV landing sites near the lunar south pole, finding that some could persist for up to seven days or longer in permanently shadow…
NASA Study Finds Microbes Could Survive at the Moon's South Pole
Researchers at NASA and the University of Maryland modeled how bacteria and fungi commonly found on human skin would behave at three candidate Artemis IV landing sites near the lunar south pole, finding that some could persist for up to seven days or longer in permanently shadowed regions protected from ultraviolet radiation.
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