Would it be possible to terraform our Moon? How would its climate interact with ours if it were possible?

Would it be possible to terraform our Moon? How would its climate interact with ours if it were possible?

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I don't think it has enough gravity to make an atmosphere feasible.

This is just conjecture, I don't have a piece of paper saying I know more than plebs.

>I don't think it has enough gravity to make an atmosphere feasible.
This is true. Basically you'd have to keep introducing atmosphere from somewhere to make up for the gradual loss of atmosphere into space over time.

I don't think that the moon's soil can grow things, even if there were atmosphere and water, correct me if i'm wrong

Pretty much just as impossible as terraforming any other lifeless piece of rock in our solar system.

It's just economies of scale. It would take an impossibly long time and more wealth than exists to terraform say, Mars, RIGHT NOW. If we had 1000 spaceships, it would be easier.

It's just a matter of time and energy (and money).

Wouldn't the Earth steal the moon's atmosphere?

A basic google search shows that we can

Not enough gravity

Forget the atmosphere, the Moon is tidally locked. A 708 hour day would be pretty crummy for a stable climate.