Not only the earth, but also we are responsible for the rising temperature of the moon. US researchers are demanding that. According to them, the landing of the humans increased the temperature of the moon surface.
Earth's temperature is increasing steadily in people's senseless activities. As a result, glacier ice is melting. The balance of the environment is increasingly unstable. Many efforts have not yet prevented the danger of global warming, the world's toughest country. So, are we responsible for the warming of the moon? Although initially seem unrealistic, researchers say that this is true. They analyzed the information sent by the heat-sensitive device installed on the surface of the moon.
Apollo 15 and Apollo 17 missions put two probes on the surface of the moon. In 1971, Apollo 15 missions carried people on the moon in the first moon. And in 1972 Apollo 17 mission was the last man walking on the moon land. Researchers say, observations show that the surface of the moon increased steadily after the operation. But the researchers could not have been able to figure out why the temperature is rising.
Recently, Houston's Lunar and Planetary Institute has reported that temperature has increased due to the movement of the moon's surface. Most of the lunar surface is covered with thick dust cover. Due to the movement of the people, the black dust below has dropped out of the top dust level, which can absorb more light energy of sun. That’s why; the temperature of the moon surface is increasing.
