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NASA is now searching for stocks of water on the moon.They crashed 2 spacecraft into an eternally dark lunar crater on Friday, hoping to slash ice into the light where instruments could assess it.A tow-tonne empty rocket stage hit the dark cabeus crater near the moon's south pole at 11.31 am(GMT) and a second craft crashed four minutes later.They identify that ice are held in south poles.A camera on the following spacecraft did not capture an image of the impact as hoped, but scientists said they were confident that the explosive hit took place as planned.
Michael Bicay,the director of science at NASA's research center, that we didn't see a big splashy plume like we wanted to see then he said an infrared camera showed changes that suggested an explosion.
Other instruments on the second craft,a lunar orbiter and telescopes on earth,captured data that could show in days whether there was ice on the moon,and the explosion of the second craft was caught by the orbiting and earth based observers,Mr Bicay and other scientists said.We had seen a clear evidence of water on the moon,welcome and surprising news for further space exploration since water can be turned in to fuel.But the skein of water bound with dust that was disclosed then was extremely thin."Its not enough to be of any economic importance"said NASA lunar Science institute director David Morrison.
NASA were going to give their full experience and some data at a news conference.
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