The Moon ALSO has a lot more water than we thought

Should we colonize the Moon? (yes)
But to do that, we need water. And we may have just found a way to get it.

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footage in this video taken using Space Engine

[Coolproko]

I find it very fitting how by melting dirt we can get practically everything we need to survive

[AlfallMap]

I like how water went from "it's on Earth only" to "it's f-ing everywhere".

[suspiciousrugdealer]

HE HAS WATER, HE HAS WATER, YOU HAVE WATER...WE HAVE WATER! ARE THERE ANY OTHER WATER-BEARING CELESTIAL BODIES I SHOULD KNOW ABOUT?

[sfdrg]

Imagine the possible rocket and spaceship designs when manufactured in a lunar dock. It could make completely new architectures possible

[G-Cole-]

_"Everywhere I go, I see his face..."_
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[kipkipper-lgvl]

I mean your body would be wasting away due to the lack of gravity, but at least you wouldn't be thirsty

[HarryLarsson-bn]

The Earth ALSO has a lot more water than we thought

[MarcTelang]

ok, now im thinking that venus could have water

[Flopa_Flop]

Its crazy to think just because two guys the bicycle shop wanted to prove that they were not usless lead to jets that are able to go faster than the speed of sound, and we have technology to determine whether another planet has water or not (I'm not exactly sure if that's why the wright brothers decided to work on the plane, thats just what ive learned)

[WokeandProud]

At least colonizing the moon is plausible unlike Mars.

[JimmyBlether]

I can't help but be reminded of an outdated quote from Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons (1960s British [brutal] puppet show).
"The moon doesn't have any water, but the component elements are present."
Back then we didn’t know of the Shackleton deposits or the other polar craters, but if we ignore the "no water" part, it was accidentally half-correct.

[Techno_Idioto]

Shackleton Crater, huh?

*LUNA BURNS*

[Flesh_Wizard]

Another sponge. How many sponge planets/moons are there in the solar system?

[eoghan]

The comparison between ILRS and Artemis surface base doesn't really work. Both are tentative plans with little funding that are years out, currently working on proposals. The only defined missions to ILRS are robotic precursors and crewed bases are as vague as artemis ones. But a very good and detailed video

[maezrfulldive]

Can we have more channel recommendations, I love this stuff, where should I get my daily space news? Where should I get my non-clickbait space History?

[Jason-gqfo]

Bro I wanna live in a space fairing future so bad

[masonsarchivedchannel]

I saw you on space engine two hours before you posted the video

[AnarchoCatBoyEthan]

man, i fucking hope so. i would love people to be on the moon again

[utubinator]

Warer can be recycled so that as time goes on, you have to heat less rocks as the moon base or colony builds up a reivoir of water

[thekambIer]

I wonder how moon water tastes. I wish I could taste it. I know this sounds stupid, but water from differing taps or bottle companies even tastes different.