The moon is (slightly) wet, NASA confirms. Now what?

Popular Science·Oct 27

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NASA has confirmed the presence of water molecules on the sunlit moon. The space agency is preparing for the launch of the Artemis II moon mission, with a launch opportunity potentially targeted for March. The exact launch date and details of the mission are still being finalized, with NASA conducting tests and troubleshooting issues ahead of the launch.

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The moon is (slightly) wet, NASA confirms. Now what?

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