Water traps found on Moon that astronauts can use for drinking and rocket fuel, NASA reveals
play-icon Video report by ITV News Correspondent Stacey Foster Water has been found on a sunlit surface of the Moon for the first time, Nasa has announced. The finding means water on the Moon may be more common and accessible than previously thought, but the discovery could have potential implications for future lunar missions. Researchers suggest in some cases tiny patches of ice might exist in permanent shadows no bigger than a penny. They explored phenomena on the Moon called cold traps, wh...
United States Paul Hayne Stacey Foster Casey Honniball University Of Hawaii University Of Colorado Boulder
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