Scientists found that some slopes on the Moon stay cold enough to hold ice. This could expand water sources for future space ...

The Moon’s surface is a place of extreme conditions, with scorching heat during the day and frigid cold at night.

Could the Moon be hiding more ice than we thought? New data from India’s Chandrayaan-3 mission suggests just that.

During the Chandra’s Surface Thermophysical Experiment (ChaSTE), the spacecraft took the first measurements of this kind ...

Future lunar missions may have an easier time extracting water ice than previously believed, thanks to new findings from ...

An ambitious lunar mission is set to lift off today for a landing in March. The Intuitive Machines-2 (IM-2) mission carries Athena, a Nova-C class lunar lander, and is headed for the moon's south ...

The mission will focus on exploring the lunar south pole for resources like water ice, potentially supporting future human presence. IM-2 follows the successful IM-1 mission, which landed on the moon ...

"Based on telemetry before the loss of signal last week and ground-based radar data collected March 2, the team believes the ...

In cold and permanently shadowed places at the lunar poles, it has long been hypothesized that there could be significant amounts of water ice. Lunar Trailblazer, which weighs about 440 pounds ...

Intuitive Machines launches its second moon lander, which will use NASA and commercially developed tools to search for ice in the moon's crust.

PRL Ahmedabad researchers use Chandrayaan-3 data to discover more accessible water ice on the moon, affecting future ...

Higher latitudes on the moon with slopes facing the poles "are not only scientifically interesting but also pose less ...