Scientist sees use of resources on Moon in future
Astronomy

Scientist sees use of resources on Moon in future


Scientists around the world have come to understand that the Moon is the stepping stone for the future of human species beyond the Earth.
Moon Mineralogy Mapper , one of the 11 instruments on Chandrayaan-I has detected iron-bearing minerals in a lunar crater.
The crater is rich in olivine, which contains iron. Olivine can tell us about Moon and the Earth.
The current expectation is that water-ice is buried in lunar poles.





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