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NASA Is Going to Light a Fire on the Moon: a Flame that Goes Off on Earth Could Burn There for a Very Long Time

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NASA is about to set fire, voluntarily, to the surface of the Moon. The objective is not an anecdotal: to understand why a flame, in a sixth of Earth's gravity, sometimes refuses to extinguish itself. This experiment called FM2 could upset the safety standards of future lunar habitats. To remember The FM2 experiment of [...]
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NASA is about to set fire, voluntarily, to the surface of the Moon. The objective is not an anecdotal: to understand why a flame, in a sixth of Earth's gravity, sometimes refuses to extinguish itself. This experiment called FM2 could upset the safety standards of future lunar habitats. To remember The FM2 experiment of [...]

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SciencePost broke the news on Wednesday, November 11, 2026.
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