Comments:NASA mission finds water on the Moon
moon water ("Deception Point"0
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I am in the middle of reading Dan Brown's "Deception Point." The news of the water on the moon has caused me to think about all the possible ways the water could have been faked, or how the instruments up there might have misinterpreted the data.
I won't be happy until someone really solves this seeming contradiction of everything we thought we knew about the moon.
James Purcell Oxon Hill, MD
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As long as the government holds its hands in space, then any advancement in space will be purely based on politics.
Which means in the long-run, humans will never leave this @#$!ing rock. 128.210.90.12 (talk) 18:32, 15 November 2009 (UTC)
Absolutely astonishing! Belgian cartoon artist Herge creadted a famous comic series, The Adventures of Tintin, whom he sent to the moon sixteen years beofore Neil Armstong's first steps! And guess what? Tintin foun ice on the moon!
Comments from feedback form - "so if the earth waste out of w..."
editso if the earth waste out of water we can get water from the moon? —207.108.118.142 (talk) 15:45, 22 March 2011 (UTC)
Comments from feedback form - "water on the moon? :|"
editwater on the moon? :| —207.108.118.142 (talk) 15:57, 22 March 2011 (UTC)