Nasa discovers first signs of ice on moon’s surface

Frozen patches could be a valuable source of water for future explorers

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(Image credit: Nasa/Newsmakers)

Nasa has discovered the first patches of ice on the moon’s poles, a source of water that could potentially be used on manned missions to the moon in future.

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