Moon's water is useful resource, says Nasa

[ceuper]

There are oases of water-rich soil that could sustain astronauts on the Moon, according to Nasa.

Scientists studied the full results of an experiment that smashed a rocket and a probe into a lunar crater last year.

The impacts kicked up large amounts of rock and dust, revealing a suite of fascinating chemical compounds and far more water than anyone

Comments

[layweed]

Oh joy, new resources to plunder.

Also, "Waters of Mars" anyone?

[liyosa]

How come I have a feeling that there's going to be no moon pretty soon?

[peebs1701]

This means we can set up a base to mine for Helium-3!

/Moon reference

[seeyoulover]

isnt the moon just a chunk of earth or something? (giant impact hypothesis)