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Re: “water all over the moon's surface,” “It's unequivocal”
Adam — (archived)

It's from the solar-wind protons combining with oxygen in the surface rocks AND there's hydrated minerals exposed from the interior - not only is there water ON the moon but IN it too. Maybe H.G.Wells was right - or Stephen Baxter - about an ocean's worth in the lunar mantle?

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