‘Magnetic anomalies’ may be protecting the moon’s ice from melting - Verve Times

In 2018, NASA astronomers found the first evidence of water ice on the moon. Lurking in the bottom of pitch-black craters at the moon's north and south poles, the ice was locked in perpetual shadow and had seemingly survived untouched by the sun's ra

In 2018, NASA astronomers found the first evidence of water ice on the moon. Lurking in the bottom of pitch-black craters at the moon’s north and south poles, the ice was locked in perpetual shadow a… [+3664 chars]

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