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22-10-2010, 09:06 AM
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| | | BBC news moon home to water rich soil
The news on Home Page -Also in the news -Nasa says 11-12 Gallons Could be extracted per tonne of soil...
Left m from home on thread title .Don't know how to change it.Apologies for that...
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22-10-2010, 05:19 PM
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| | | re: BBC news moon home to water rich soil
Explain more please.( I got the home bit) |
22-10-2010, 06:49 PM
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| | | re: BBC news moon home to water rich soil
N.A.S.A. aimed an old rocket at the moon's surface and had a second spacecraft overhead ready to record and analyze the dust thrown up by the impact. Cheers, Tony. |
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| | | re: BBC news moon home to water rich soil
Problem is the water has high levels of mercury but is still usable in some ways. Amazing really as they don't know how the water has got there and they have also discovered silver on the moon as well.
Don't ask me who 'they' are but I'd hazard a guess 'they' are scientists 
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| | | re: BBC news moon home to water rich soil
This is just one sample from one tiny [polar] area of the moon and can't necessarily be assumed to apply to the moon as a whole but it's nevertheless very encouraging for future exploration  | | |
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