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SPACE.com -- Water on the Moon?
This means that if water is on the moon, that life there is inherently more possible too...
Do you think that life could be possible on the moon? Maybe in another couple of million/billion years? Or do you think that it is more likely that we will colonise there despite the gravitational flaws?
Discuss.
It was just essentially computers gathering all that data right? If its feasible why not but just because we can doesn't always mean we should.
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"neutron counts and radar observations"
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Anything's possible. I wouldn't bet on it, though. If any moon has life, it's Europa, which is suspected to have ice-covered oceans of liquid water. Still: interesting article.
"There is nothing easier than persuading people of their natural superiority to other people." -Marilynne Robinson
Water, doesn't = air....at least not for humans. So I think it'll be many lifetimes before anyone ever lives on the moon, if ever.