Science, asked by Arminder8097, 2 months ago

A drinking straw will not work on the moon because the moon has no

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Answered by hellogopika21

It can't, because there is no such force as “suction,” only atmospheric pressure rushing in to fill the void. On the moon (outside a pressurized habitat) there is no air pressure, so straws don't work.

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