There’s Water and Ice on the Moon, and in More Places Than NASA Thought (Published 2020)

The New York Times·Oct 26

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Reports suggest that water and ice are present on the moon, but there is uncertainty about the amount and locations. Some outlets indicate that the moon's poles may hold less water than previously thought, with estimates of water ice being dramatically downgraded. The exact extent and distribution of water on the moon remain a topic of study and debate.

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There’s Water and Ice on the Moon, and in More Places Than NASA Thought (Published 2020)

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