The moon has been widely considered to be an empty natural satellite, but NASA has now confirmed there is undoubtedly water on the orbital.
NASA has announced the moon has a series of water traps that can be used in space expeditions. There is no indication of how the ice got there, but it debunks previous theories that any possible water would be evaporated by the sun when it shines on the satellite. There had also been previous claims that liquid may exist on the moon, but it would be made up of hydroxyl rather than water. Nonetheless, NASA has confirmed that the liquid on the moon is unequivocally water.
On the back of this landmark discovery, there have already been theories about how lunar life could be established as well as how the water could be used in space missions that go further out into the solar system. The full extent of the quantity of water is unclear, but it is in the form of ice around the poles of the moon and appears to be protected by shadowy patches
