The moon has a very thin atmosphere, made of some heavy gases. But it's roughly equivalent to the atmosphere at the levels of the ISS - probably too thin for even a very lightweight balloon to float
Is There an Atmosphere on the Moon?
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Is There an Atmosphere on the Moon?
See also
How far could balloons go, can they escape into outer space, what happens to them when they reach their topmost point, and what are the scientific reasons for such an inquiry?
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