In your Groups (page 319) You have crash-landed on the Moon. It will take one day to reach a moon colony on foot. The side of the Moon that you are on.

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In your Groups (page 319) You have crash-landed on the Moon. It will take one day to reach a moon colony on foot. The side of the Moon that you are on will be facing away from the Sun during your entire trip. You manage to salvage the following items from your wrecked ship: food, rope, solar-powered heating unit, battery-operated heating unit, oxygen tanks, map of the constellations compass, matches, water, solar powered radio transmitter, three flashlights, signal mirror, and binoculars.

Food Rope Solar-powered heating unit Battery-operated heating unit Oxygen tanks Map of the Constellations Compass Matches Water Solar-powered radio transmitter Three flashlights Signal mirror binoculars 1.Which items will be of no use to you? Which items will you take with you? 2.Describe why each of the salvaged items is useful or not useful.

Additional questions 3. (#6 on page 325) Infer why it might be better to build a future moon base on a brightly lit plateau near a lunar pole in the vicinity of a deep crater. Why not build a base in the crater itself? 4. Should we go back to the Moon? Explain 5. Is there any use for space exploration?