NASA has published a groundbreaking discovery. They found water on the sunny side of the moon

The SOFIA Observatory of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration found water on the moon. They found the sign of life on the sunny side and this is the first time in history that NASA could have had water in it. Confirm.

There is also more water in the Sahara than on the moon

H2O molecules have been found in Clavius ​​Crater, the largest crater on the Moon, which can also be seen from Earth. This discovery suggests that water is also found in the illuminated parts of the moon, not just in the dark and cold depressions on the opposite side.

Scientists are excited about it, and NASA states this in a press release have reason to reconsider their attitude towards sunlit surfaces and raises some interesting questions about space exploration.

By comparison, the Sahara Desert has a hundred times more water than the SOFIA Observatory was able to detect on the lunar surface. Despite the quantity, however, this is not a negligible discovery, because it questions everything we know about water.. Scientists will now be interested in how water is created and how it manages to “survive” in difficult conditions in the cosmic vacuum.

NASA would like to know more about water on the Moon by 2024, when the first woman and another man will fly on a mission. By the end of this decade, they would like to create a sustainable environment for humans on the moon.

Finding water can be an important part of building a permanent human base on the moon.