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Armstrong's first footprint is still visible on the surface of the Moon. We know this even though no one has returned to the moon in over 30 years. How can we know this for sure?
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Armstrong's first footprint is still visible on the surface of the Moon. We know this even

though no one has returned to the moon in over 30 years. How can we know this for sure?

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Answer: there is know air in space so that being said nothing could damage the footprint (no weathering in space)

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