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|    We Just Found Water on the Sunlit Moon.     |
|    26 Oct 20 09:59:48    |
      "Scientists have revealed that they've discovered traces of molecular water on       the        sunlit surface of the moon. The discovery could forever change our       relationship        with our closest cosmic neighbor. “This is exciting because the expectation       is        that any water present on the sunlit surface of the moon might not survive the        lunar day,” Paul Hertz, the Astrophysics division director at NASA       Headquarters,        said in a press conference Monday."              "Honniball and her colleagues used NASA's Stratospheric Observatory for       Infrared        Astronomy (SOFIA) airborne telescope to make the observations. The flying        laboratory, a modified Boeing 747P, is equipped with a 2.7-meter (106-inch)        reflecting telescope that surveys the stars in infrared. Earth's atmosphere       has a        blurring effect on observations made by ground-based telescopes. By soaring to       an        altitude of up to 44,000 feet, SOFIA can cut through the blur to deliver       sharper        images of the cosmos."              See:              https://www.popularmechanics.com/space/moon-mars/a34480127/liqui       -water-on-sunlit-moon-surface-discovery/              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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