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NASA research has shown that cell-like compartments called vesicles could form naturally in the lakes of Saturn's moon Titan.
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If astronauts plan to spend more than a few days on the moon, they'll need to find some local resources. One of the most important of those resources is water. Scientists are pretty sure there is ...
Science Space Solar System Moons New evidence for water lurking under the moon’s poles Chandrayaan-3’s lunar surface temperature data hints at some unexpected H20. Tom Hawking Mar 6, 2025 11: ...
Do moon phases affect fishing success? Explore the history of Solunar theory and see how the Citizen Tsuki-yomi A-T watch lets you track moon phases in style.
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New study reveals the origin and location of water on the MoonThe search for water on the Moon has captivated scientists for decades. Beyond its implications for understanding planetary science, lunar water could play a pivotal role in humanity’s ambitions ...
China’s Chang’e-6 mission has made lunar history by retrieving the first-ever samples from the Moon’s mysterious farside, ...
The full buck moon is on the rise, folks — peaking on Thursday, July 10th at 4:36 PM EST at 18 degrees of Capricorn.
SELENOLOGY Water on the Moon? For a decade, McDonnell Douglas Geologist Jack Green has stoutly argued that there is water on the moon. Not free-flowing, gurgling water, to be sure, but water that ...
Learn more about the water molecules on the moon, which may trace their origins to the materials that made Earth and comets.
After NASA canceled its VIPER launch last month, the space agency is looking for other ways to explore and study water ice on the moon.
The combination of high humidity water vapor and the unique summer clouds make the name fit right for the Thunder Moon. This ...
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