NASA Reveals Water Found on the Moon's Surface | NASA’s Unexplained Files | Science Channel

Discoveries by recent lunar missions have revealed the existence of water ice in the dark corners of the moon's surface. Scientists believe that this water could be extracted and utilized as a fuel source, not only providing resources for lunar missions but also opening up new possibilities for deep space exploration.
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NASA Reveals Water Found on the Moon's Surface | NASA’s Unexplained Files | Science Channel

[ianrobson]

So we can fly rockets using water but not cars

[raulpinaki]

What an irony, destroying water on earth trying to find water on moon 😅

[spacejesus]

The fact that we haven’t done it again with modern technology in 40 years Speaks for itself

[everythinghd]

I thought I was first here but it's like you guys sleep under comment section

[TuttleScott]

future generations of loonies would curse us for wasting drinking water as fuel I bet.

[StrokeHanded]

Discovering wood on the moon, or anywhere else in space would be a bigger deal.

[HorrorsofCody]

Cant wait to see what happens Nov 2024 on our next visit to the moon

[garnet]

Nasa? The same clowns that claim they track santa at Christmas? They seem pretty legit.

[jvg]

"Yey! Water on the moon, that's fuel!"

Cars that use water as fuel were invented.

"No! Gas companies will lose!"

[Blackoutfordays]

I have made that electrolysis experiment using table salt but that generated chlorine and hydrogen 😅

[tedx]

That's great news for the guy they left behind to take the pan-out shot

[pxstormx]

Did he ignite the balloon with a Subway sandwich wrapper?

[nieron]

I'm not sure why I wrote this comment.

[kennyfordham]

Umm....that 'mist' above The Moon, isn't water. It's 'fine particulate' Moon dust, kicked up by The Sun's interaction with The Moon's surface. 🤨

[iFNhU]

I'm not sure why that guy wrote that comment..

[christophersallee]

80 HRS is more like $80 billion spent on some bs!

[gulkhaizhassankhattak-rkjv]

Only 80 hours spent on moon, only 80 hours

[Hammster_MCR]

Water used as fuel?? Why don't we do it on earth then?

[randhir]

if you live on the moon
then like here

[likenoone]

Until now
..stil Don't believe about this landing