Hundreds of millions of years of near zero atmosphere and the Sun bombarding particles has resulted in inches deep Tritium on most of the surface of the Moon. Tritium is a very rare heavy hydrogen isotope used for thermonuclear fusion.
So yes, blowing a fission bomb on the surface of the Moon might “ignite” the entire Moon into fusion reaction killing us all.
“So yes, blowing a fission bomb on the surface of the Moon might “ignite” the entire Moon into fusion reaction killing us all.”
I hope you are not being serious! Someone may actually believe you.
“Hundreds of millions of years of near zero atmosphere and the Sun bombarding particles has resulted in inches deep Tritium on most of the surface of the Moon. Tritium is a very rare heavy hydrogen isotope used for thermonuclear fusion.”
Tritium has a short half-life rapidly converting into helium. That is why we have to “refurbish” our nuclear weapons from time to time.