NASA's LCROSS Impacts Confirm Water in Lunar Crater
"Preliminary data from NASA's Lunar Crater Observation and Sensing Satellite, or LCROSS, indicates the mission successfully uncovered water in a permanently shadowed lunar crater."
Keith's note: My LCROSS "coverage" on Twitter this afternoon.
#LCROSS Earlier SMD press conference on LRO stressed that Moon is "drier than driest desert on Earth". Well, that is no longer true.
#LCROSS the impact plume was as bright as we expected - a magnitude 8 star - the issue was that it was behind a hill
WRT the #LCROSS tweet by @leverburton http://bit.ly/1Bbhmj - he has 1,431,492 followers - 10x more than @NASA has
RT @levarburton How cool is this? NASA confirms water on the moon... http://bit.ly/1dGOb8
#LCROSS ESMD's Mike Wargo: "A few months ago who'd have thought that we'd be talking about a hydration cycle on the Moon!"
#LCROSS and #NASA are currently in the top ten trending topics on Twitter
#LCROSS This water is possibly a resource for human exploration - adefinitive discovery. What is equally important is what we do next.
#LCROSS YES WE FOUND WATER


After listening to the similarity of what was found on the moon, and comets, could it be that the moon, is a 'captured' comet from billions of years ago? vs. a chuck of Earth blasted off as the result of large impact during Earths' early days?
And will Ed Weiler create more missions to the moon?