I don't think space or lunar tourism is going to be the big draw that transforms the moon into something unrecognizable.

New satellite data has found numerous volcanic deposits across the moon that add to the growing weight of evidence that there's a surprising amount of water beneath its barren-looking surface.

The moon lacks the oceans and lakes that are a hallmark of Earth, but scientists said on Monday lunar water is more widespread than previously known. Water molecules are trapped within mineral ...

Because it has water, the Moon’s surface absorbs light at 3m wavelengths (0.000003 metres). However, absorptions at this wavelength cannot distinguish between molecular water and hydroxyl compounds.

For future moon exploration, including potential long-term lunar bases staffed with astronauts, water is of vital importance not only as a drinking supply but as a fuel ingredient ...

Water embedded in tiny glass beads in the lunar dirt where meteorite impacts had take place was found in samples brought back from the moon by China in 2020.

The only way for this water to survive on the sunlit lunar surfaces where it was observed was to be embedded within mineral grains, protecting it from the frigid and foreboding environment. The ...

And to do this, we need water! A drawing of a cat has just been discovered in a South American country called Peru. This isn’t just any old cat drawing. It’s really old. Over 2000 years old!