Question

Which choice best describes water on the

moon?
A. The moon only has pools of liquid water, no ice.
B. There is no liquid water on the moon, but there may be
some ice.
C. Scientists have proven that the moon has absolutely NO
water.
D. The moon has large seas of liquid water and also icecaps.

Answer 1

The moon does not have liquid water, but there may be some ice.

Step-by-step explanation:

B. There is no liquid water on the moon, but there may be some ice.

The moon is a very dry place, with its lack of atmosphere and extreme temperatures. Observable evidence, such as the presence of water ice in polar regions, indicates the presence of water molecules. These molecules are likely to be in the form of ice rather than liquid water.

While there is no conclusive evidence of large seas of liquid water on the moon, recent studies have found indications of water molecules trapped within the lunar soil.

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