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sirbruce t1_j1xebme wrote
gordon22 OP t1_j1ufj9t wrote
The scientist leading the work, Prof Mahesh Anand, envisages living on the moon in self-sustaining research stations, which would make it easier for humans to explore deeper into the solar system, including perhaps the first crewed mission to Mars.
“It’s our nearest planetary neighbour, it’s something you can see whenever there is a clear sky. For me, there is nothing better than to reach out to our nearest neighbour and find out what secrets it holds. And it turns out that the moon has many, many secrets, many of which can tell us about the history of our own Earth,” he said.
w2173d t1_j1w9ngo wrote
That’s really cool! Having a source of water would be critical for those landing and trying to live there. I would have thought that I would have read an article from one of the science journals (i could have missed the article). Hmmm
thehourglasses t1_j1uj8iv wrote
You’ve heard of getting blood from a stone, but have you ever of getting water out of cheese?
lanc3rz3r0 t1_j1y30g7 wrote
This was very much exactly my first thought
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MarioSpeedwagon13 t1_j1w9sgl wrote
i haven't seen the raw data yet, but I estimate that they're wider than a mile.
Dampware t1_j1ukrgy wrote
Andy Williams, your time to shine.