This is the sensible approach to space exploration. I´ve always been dazzled by the fact that these is ignored by those in the space business.
There is water in the moon?
By spectrography it is likely we know which minerals and elements are present in the moon. But do we also know the location of these?
I heard something about the moon being hollow. Does this have any trace of truth?
Great post, both the subject and the writing.
Yes there is indeed water on the moon. As to sampling we only did a small amount of sampling, but with laser spectrography I'm sure we could vape a small portion of the surface and do some surface testing.
The moon is partially hollow due to the lava tubes and so on, but as for actually hollow like a shell, doubtful.
Technically everything is hollow. Atoms are mostly empty space. Thanks for taking the time to read and comment. Much love.<3