An upcoming mission to the moon will enlist a SPIDER in the search for ice beneath the surface. The Seismic Payload for ...

Future astronauts could harvest water available right on the moon to use as rocket propellant and for life support.

Scientists from Northwestern University contributed to the analysis of lunar samples that were collected by astronauts during ...

Despite not having actually been to the moon in around 50 years, we’re still finding out new things about Earth’s only natural satellite from the samples brought back by the Apollo missions. Now, ...

Despite often being marketed as “non-toxic,” some water beads contain acrylamide and BPA—adding to reasons safety advocates ...

The sulfur measurement is intriguing because sulfur may point toward the source of the Moon’s water. So, scientists can use temperature as a way of finding where volatiles like these may end up.

Researchers in the future might be able to get water from the moon and use it to power rockets and keep themselves alive.

NASA's plan to create human settlements on the moon by 2040 has sparked fascination among scientists, engineers and dreamers worldwide. This ambitious project marks a significant leap in humanity ...

U.S. scientists ... about the moon’s makeup than what the U.S. has already studied. "A lot of the unmanned things that we've flown in the past certainly have found water at all at the poles ...

Scientists from the U.S ... for sustained human presence on the moon. Recent data from the retired SOFIA infrared telescope indicates that water on the moon may exist as ice across its surface ...

A fresh analysis of moon rocks brought home during the Apollo missions has, for the first time, revealed the presence of hydrogen. This finding suggests future astronauts could someday use water ...

A fresh analysis of moon rocks brought home during the Apollo missions has, for the first time, revealed the presence of hydrogen. This finding suggests future astronauts could someday use water ...