Recent moon missions have shown frozen water in shadowed craters on the moon’s surface, and ice under the gray dust. It could have been carried there by bits of comets as asteroids hitting the surface, however. A new study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Science shows there is much more water on the moon than that — findings important for future moon missions.
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