NASA's SOFIA Finds Water On The Moon's Sunlit Side!
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The presence of ice in the permanently shadowed craters around the Moon's poles has been known for some time. However, researchers had been unsure if the hydration detected on the satellite's sunlit areas was "molecular" water (H2O), or hydroxyl (OH), a molecule that's one hydrogen atom shy of becoming water. On October 26, 2020, NASA confirmed that the liquid was indeed water.
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bruhwhyyou약 5년if the H2O on the moon is so small that it cant even make ice or liquid water then it has to be a gas but its staying there and not moving which is crazy
perywinkle약 4년There is 0 gravity in space.
- bruhwhyyou약 5년what could be generating the water on the moon is it the moon's core and how is the water not floating off in space because of the moons small atmosphere
k1ng_snd약 5년how would water get on the moon?????
piper_123약 5년wow this is so cool
zebra0452약 5년5th grade here! I really like this website?! There's a lot if fun facts and more to explore!! #keep on exploring- zebra0452약 5년My uncle works for the N.A.S.A it's pretty cool.
cs199443약 5년this is really awesome news i can't wait to hear what happens next!!!!
shadow2008약 5년This is so COOL!
asand55약 5년I'm in 5th grade and I think when I read these space articals I want to be a scientist or work for N.A.S.A
heyheygirl약 5년Hey I'm in 3rd grade and I think space is pretty awesome. Also, I love this site.
lpsbrooklyn13약 5년Nice! I'm in 6th grade!
vampirelily약 5년wow this is really cool