Will they find evidence of microplastics on the Moon before the end of 2050?

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Must be published in a study describing them being found in the surface of the Moon , if it is due to humans working in an area for a long period of time, then that will count.

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Will they find evidence of microplastics on Mars before the end of 2050?

36% chance. Must be published in a study describing them being found in the surface of the Mars , if it is due to humans working in an area for a long period of time, then that will count. See: @/strutheo/will-they-find-evidence-of-micropla-c8fd66897a93

We all have microplastics in our blood and in our brains. If a human dies and is buried on the moon, does that count? Must the microplastics be “naturally occurring” on the moon?

@mattyb they must be published in a study describing them being found in the surface of the moon , if it is due to humans working in an area for a long period of time, then that will count. but not as a one-off body dying there.