Water has been discovered on the Moon.

[cheezMcNASTY]

Re: Water has been discovered on the Moon.

No there couldn't. The moon's lack of a magnetosphere would mean that the sun's radiation would fry any form of life as soon as it began.

does that also apply to life under the moons surface?
if i remember correctly, radiation can be stopped by 10 feet of concrete...
i guess what i'm asking is
A) can life exist far enough beneath the surface
or
B) would this life need an alternate source of heat?

since the sun would be separated by the moons surface...any life dependent on such a thing would probably need an alternate source...or move and multiply at an EXTREMELY low rate.

 

[Wolverine]

Re: Water has been discovered on the Moon.

Hey, I have an idea! Lets all just stop worrying about whats ut there! And lets bring our minds back to earth. Besides, NASA ain't doing anymore missions to the moon from the start of next year! So technically and logically, they agree with me!