http://www.space.com/scienceastronomy/090923-moon-water-d iscovery.html

Seems like we could be getting closer to either living on the moon, finding other forms of life in space, or possibly both.

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For some reason I thought this was the name of a new twilight book....

But back to the topic...

YESSSSS!

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Happiness isn't good enough for me! I demand euphoria!” "

Cool. Seems our universe is able to cater to life more then we thought.

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It'd be really cool if we found other life forms on the moon... IT'D BE SO AWESOME!!!
But I really don't want to live there...

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Have a heart and click!

big deal...

PS: Is not water per se... is Ice

Hydrogen is well, EXTREMELY common...

Besides, the problem is space radiation... with is the only reason, I don't buy the moon landing... (like hell aluminum could keep all the gamma and X-rays out of the ship and the astronauts... not to mention the suits in space walks...

Here Earth magnetic field protects astronauts, and you expect me to believe that a little 3 cms alloy cover could keep all the harmful radiation out?

Nevertheless, I won't deny that I am probably wrong, but then why did we suddenly stopped going to the moon, when normal people began to be able to see what was happening in there?

Oh, well my note on this is:

This doesn't mean water is any less precious... so don't waste a single drop of water, with the excuse of finding water on the moon

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Wow.
I see you just like to disagree.

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"“That's the difference between me and the rest of the world!
Happiness isn't good enough for me! I demand euphoria!” "

When I classmate said this to me, I thought, Bull crap. I guess my doubts were confirmed. Yay. : D

Awesome news!

I'm highly interested in outerspace related info. Thanks Loose!
Although it's quite a small amount of H2O, I'm still glad to know this.

Oh noes.
Your brain has been muddled by pre-teen girly-ness

Ahem.

I'm more interested in the plans scientists have come up with for colonizing the moon without any natural potential to host life there. They've come up with some interesting stuff.

Plutonium, and now water. Sending people up to the moon again doesn't seem like such a bad idea this time.

Does anyone else think its awfully good timing that all this interesting stuff is showing up on the moon after NASA is in peril of losing a large amount of its government funding?

suspicious.

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Water on the moon cool, now we can have swimming pools , just kidding. But I don't think normal people would want to actually live there. Instead they could make a space resort: hotels, pools (since they found water ).

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I love vampires.

Actually Hydroxyl bonds per se, and the whole surface "is hydrated during at least some portion of lunar day" are the news

True that the puny non-dipolar magnetic field of the moon is always an obstacle.

And that article is about the prospect of potential mineral sources, you don't have to live in the moon or believe in it

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Water? On the moon?

I have one word for you: TERRAFORM.

It's certainly interesting, especially considering how barren the moon has always been considered (though a little bit of frost doesn't really change that), but it probably isn't going to effect us during this lifetime.

I kinda wish I'd been born 100 years later, I have this feeling I'm going to just miss out on all the cool stuff.

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wow...
we are getting a step closer top the world created by science fiction...so cool...but i dont want to live in the moon...me loves the earth!!!

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