[Red Badger]

The Moon may be a harsh mistress, but not as harsh as was once believed...........................

[samadams2000]

A libertarian novel for those that need a great read.

[a fool in paradise]

Who’s going to be the first to bottle some and stock it in grocery stores?

[adorno]

There could be a lot more water on the moon, rivers of it in fact, if we send the democrats and their tears to it, once the election is over and Trump wins.

[dirtymac]

the other compound is hydroxicholiquinine. While not ready for public consumption in treating CV-19 it is there when we need it.

[Zathras]

“There is no worse tyranny than to force a man to pay for what he does not want merely because you think it would be good for him.”

“The Moon is a Harsh Mistress”

[lee martell]

Cool....Clear....Water!

[Leep]

The first time share can not be far behind.

[Cowboy Bob]

If there is water, there must be cheese.

[Bringbackthedraft]

So, the rumors of the hidden WW II German base on the dark side of the moon may be true after all?

[alancarp]

"We mainly think the water is in glass," Honniball said.

And apparently their glass is half full.

[BereanBrain]

Simple question:

If sunlight never touches it, then how are you getting light to image it?

[frogjerk]

It's official. There's water on the Moon.

Permanently shadowed regions where lunar water may exist. (NASA's Goddard Space Flight Centre)

Why of Why don't people believe the media?

[SgtHooper]

Ok, so it’s simply a matter of assigning the color blue to the desired geological structure! IT’S GOTTA BE WATER!! WOOHOO!

[Buckeye McFrog]

“We will land the first plumber on the moon by the end of the decade...”

[moovova]

“Scientists Just Reported The First Unambiguous Detection of Water on The Moon"

[webheart]

I suppose it is nice to detect actual water but it is not a surprise. What is the most common element in the universe? Hydrogen. What is the second most common element in the universe? Helium. Also first and second on the periodic table. What is the third most common element in the universe? Oxygen! Followed by carbon. Eight and sixth on the periodic table, respectively. That makes water, methane and carbon dioxide the most probably abundant compounds in the universe.

[SunkenCiv]

Asimov speculated in one of his many shorts and novels that the underground habitats of humanity’s lunar future would encounter “springs” consisting of buried ancient ice, and the heat of the habitats would slowly melt them away.

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[minnesota_bound]

The photo above clearly shows lakes there on the moon....
I wonder how the fishing is?