It may now be simpler to find water on the moon and potential life forms! The laser technology that would aid in finding water on the moon was developed by a team led by NASA Engineer Dr. Berhanu Bulcha, who was born in Ethiopia. As of today, we are aware of hydration on the moon, which may be caused by water or other molecules containing hydrogen. So where did it come from if water exists? Is it a natural part of the moon’s development, or did a comet impact bring it? How much water is there in total? You already know how important water is for survival and how it may be used to produce fuel for future space exploration, so we need to find the answers to these issues.
This method is known as a heterodyne spectrometer. It is a kind of sensor that opens a new window of the spectrum to investigate the frequency signals of molecules like water. This sensor looks at areas of the light spectrum like the microwave and infrared, making it vital to identify and study water because current lunar exploration equipment have problems differentiating between water and hydrogen ions and other hydrogen-containing compounds. Therefore, we can research substances that are crucial to life and further exploration thanks to technology. Knowing whether or not there is water would enable us to determine whether life exists on the moon, but the first step is to locate water, which may be present in the exosphere or beneath the surface.
Aisha Mohammed
As a species our track record speaks for itself. Just find something of value to humanity and it equals exploration followed by conflict.
We suck.
Rahmatullah
We suck in every way imaginable unfortunately especially if profits are involved.
Edouard Thomas
The water comes from earth when the suns energy blasts it away from the atmosphere to the moon😊
Kim Yong
Where did you get that? Because according to NASA and observations water on the moon was deposited from impacts of asteroids and comets. Secondly the moon never had an atmosphere.
Jonathan Hayden
The moon was towed here close to the earth for close observation by the beings that reside on the dark side of it, it is made of metal, hollow, and has had water on it since it was towed here 230,000 years ago, there is an extraterrestrial base on the side we can’t see. The vast minerals on it will never be extracted and brought to earth, they won’t let that happen, so that’s not an option.
Jack Kaldapa
The lack of any atmospheric pressure on the moon wouldn’t allow liquid water on the moon as the moon is practically a perfect vaccum! Although the moon does have a very thin atmosphere is that very thin!
Sara Deshpande
Whats keeping the water down on the surface of the moon? Gravity?
Jack Kaldapa
The water would be in the form of ice. Liquid water would quickly sublimate and disappear. The Moon’s gravity is insufficient to hold on to water vapour.
Yakub Ahmed
This makes no sense and is utterly without any suggestive evidence. For this to happen, water vapor in the atmosphere has to reach escape velocity while flash condensing into ice, and then accelerating, then decelerating and getting captured by lunar gravity and colliding with the moon. And it has to happen at such a high rate to be dispersed on the moon, there would have to be a ring or torus of ice or something. Incredibly crazy phenomenon if you ask me.