NASA launches satelite to uncover water on the moon .
NASA to be search water on the moon’s surface . The National Aeronautics and Space Administration launched a satellite into space from Florida on February 26. This will try to find out where water is on the moon’s surface. It has been revealed that it is a satellite in the shape of NASA’s Dishwash.
The name of the AB satellite is Lunar Trailblazer Orbiter. This satellite will search for water on the surface of the moon. It is believed that the surface of the moon has always been dry. However, in the recent past, many studies have suggested that there is water on the moon. It is being considered to send astronauts to the moon for further experiments in the field of space science in the future. Therefore, finding water on the moon is definitely an important mission. If water is found on the moon, then it will be a tremendous achievement in the field of space science.
Lunar Trailblazer targets to map ice
According to the report, Lunar Trailblazer will execute a series of flybys and orbital flybys over the coming several months to acclimatize itself for intensive mapping. Later, the spacecraft will be in orbit around the moon between 60 and 100 miles (100 km) above the lunar surface and take high-definition Images of regions of interest in an attempt to survey the distribution and amount of water to map lunar water cycles.
Planetary scientist Bethany Ehlmann, the mission’s principal investigator, explained that while water signs have been found in the sunlit areas, the focus is on the exploration of the potential gigantic ice reservoirs in the permanently shadowed lunar craters. The areas could provide valuable resources for future travelers to the moon
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