On Nov 22, 9:15*pm, wrote:
I wonder how much heat is underground in the moon, Mars &al.

How far down would we need to go to have comfortable temperatures?

I know in this environmental age, panspermia seems offensive, but if
life on solid earth was commenced by a few hardy fungi..

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Bugs and fungi within the moon is technically doable.

Its core isn't very massive, and it's an offset core by 10% radii.

The moon should also be at least 0.1% hollow.

Panspermia is most likely what seeded Earth, because most everything
out there is a hell of a lot older than Earth.

~ BG