Physics, 08.12.2020 03:00 anna8352

Physics or Chemistry. How come the Co2 doesn't affect the space craft if the space craft lands on the moon and opens its doors. When the space craft opens it's doors won't the Co2 come inside? Do they have a special filter or something?

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