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Topic: change-7

A mosaic of the Moon's south polar region assembled from Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter images

Saturday, 8/22, 03:44 AM

China's Chang'e-7 heads for the lunar south pole to find out what form the Moon's water takes

An orbiter, a lander, a rover and a solar-powered hopper are due to launch between August 24 and 31, bound for the shadowed craters near Shackleton.
That water exists on the Moon is settled.
Where exactly it sits, how deep, in what state and whether anyone could ever use it is not.

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