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Study: There's more ice on moon subsurface in exploitable depths - Vimarsana News

Study: There's more ice on moon subsurface in exploitable depths

A study by the scientists of the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) and others has revealed there is a higher quantity of ice on the moon within exploitable depths.

New study finds more water ice on Moon within exploitable depths - Vimarsana News

New study finds more water ice on Moon within exploitable depths

Science News: Recent studies reveal Moon's polar craters may hold more subsurface water ice than expected, crucial for future missions and potential human settlemen

Indian Space Start-Up Uses Spy Satellite Tech To Track Mosquitos - Vimarsana News

Indian Space Start-Up Uses Spy Satellite Tech To Track Mosquitos

An Indian start-up has modified sophisticated spy and surveillance satellite technology and tweaked it to detect mosquito breeding. Mosquitos are a menace of unparalleled proportions during the summer and monsoon months.

Source: ndtv.com
Scientists find evidence of hidden water ice on Moon: 'About 5-8 times larger' - Vimarsana News

Scientists find evidence of hidden water ice on Moon: 'About 5-8 times larger'

The study underscores the importance of drilling on the Moon to extract or study this ice for future missions and potential long-term human presence.

There is more ice on moon subsurface in exploitable depths: Study - Vimarsana News

There is more ice on moon subsurface in exploitable depths: Study

A study by the scientists of the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) and others has revealed there is a higher quantity of ice on the moon within exploitable depths.As per the study, the amount of subsurface ice in the first couple of ...