Which of the following is true of lunar soil when compared with terrestrial soil? Select all that apply. View Available Hint (s) Select all that apply. It does not contain air. It cannot support life. It does not contain organic matter. It does not contain mineral matter.

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Ashlyn Huff

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19 January, 18:26

Which of the following is true of lunar soil when compared with terrestrial soil? Select all that apply. View Available Hint (s) Select all that apply. It does not contain air. It cannot support life. It does not contain organic matter. It does not contain mineral matter.

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Emmett Warren · Answer 1

It does not contain air. It cannot support life. It does not contain organic matter.

Explanation:

The lunar soil is the soil that has fine fraction and is found on the surface of the moon and is properties differs from those of the earth soils and result form the disintegration of the basalt and the anorthositic rock, that is caused due to the meteoritic impacts and the bombardment of the solar atomic particles. These soil lack organic contents and thus don't have enough minerals matter to support the growth of life.