(I wonder if
the lunar ice at the poles would have any use as a time series indicator of solar activity, too)
Not exact matches
Taylor envisions a
lunar microwave machine akin to a Zamboni that smooths the
ice at a hockey game.
An odd offset of the
ice from the moon's current north and south poles was a tell - tale indicator to Siegler and prompted him to assemble a team of experts to take a closer look
at the data from NASA's
Lunar Prospector and
Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter missions.
For example, he pointed to sun - shy craters
at the
lunar poles, where near - constant darkness has trapped and preserved water
ice ripe for conversion into oxygen, water and rocket propellant.
Last Thursday, jubilant National Aeronautics and Space Administration researchers announced that the
Lunar Prospector spacecraft had confirmed earlier indications that
ice exists in potentially extractable quantities in the dark, cold regions
at both of the moon's poles.
Heat from the impact that made Occator probably allowed a mixture of
ice, salts, and rock in Ceres's interior to become more fluid and rise up to the surface, scientists reported today
at the
Lunar and Planetary Science Conference in The Woodlands, Texas.
(More discussion of the
ice - thickness issue is available
at the
Lunar and Planetary Institute).
It could even go as low as 50 % FIRST the synchronized
lunar and planet cycles will both be descending down to the driest part of their cycles in 2019/20 (this only occurs once every 297 years in Australia) SECOND Antarctic sea
ice extent has been trending up to now be
at record high levels for the last 34 years.
The occurrences of
lunar migrations happen every winter
at all sites, even under sea
ice with snow cover on top.»