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Since we're talking about the Moon, we'd like to test your knowledge about its most abundant resource. Hey, it's more fun if you don't Google it!
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The thickness of the regolith varies from about 5 m on mare surfaces to about 10 m on highland surfaces. The bulk of the regolith is a fine gray soil with a density of about 1.5 g/cm3, but the regolith also includes breccia and rock fragments from the local bedrock. Am I right?
Mining the Moon's regolith layer would enable the production of gas for the life support system of a lunar base. It could also be used to create fuel for launchers that would send humanity further into space. Do you know how thick the layer is on the Moon? 
Exactly, well done! People speculate even 15 m at some points.
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Thank you, and thanks for the info too, but which points exactly?
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