What happens to a bullet on the moon?

On the Moon, a bullet would travel differently than on Earth due to the lack of atmosphere. Without air resistance, it would maintain its velocity and travel much further than it would on Earth, where drag quickly slows it down. The bullet would also follow a more direct trajectory, forming a parabolic path. However, it would eventually land due to the Moon's gravitational pull, which is about one-sixth that of Earth's.