There Are Hundreds Of Billions Of Tons Of Water On The Moon. The Early Moon Landings Did Not Find Any Side Evidence That The Moon Landings Were Fake.
Although the United States was one of the first countries to land on the moon, it was not until 2020 that China's Chang'e-5 discovered the hidden water resources on the moon. This has also deepened the research interest of many scientists on the moon. Whether there is water on the moon has always been one of the controversial topics in astronomy, and the discovery of Chang'e 5 provides evidence for this controversy.
Human exploration of the universe has never stopped since ancient times, and the moon, as one of the closest celestial bodies to us, has always been one of the important goals of human exploration of the universe. The moon not only plays an important role in human history and culture, but its similarities with the Earth are also one of the reasons why scientists have studied it in depth. At the same time, studying the moon can also help us gain a deeper understanding of the formation and evolution history of the solar system.
There are many reasons for humans to explore the moon. One is that the moon is the closest to us, and it is one of the planets that people can see most often on Earth. It also arouses people's curiosity and fantasy. In addition, the moon is similar to the Earth in many aspects, such as tides, etc. Studying the moon can also help us better understand the physical characteristics and evolution of the Earth.
Another reason for scientists to study the moon in depth is that the moon is a "sample library" in the solar system, which preserves a lot of information about the formation and evolution of the solar system, which is very important for us to understand the history of the formation and changes of the solar system. In contrast, geological activities on the earth are very frequent, and many valuable research materials are no longer complete. Studying the moon can also help people better understand the evolution history of the Earth.
In addition, studying the moon also has technical and cost considerations. Compared with exploring the giant gaseous planets in deep space, studying the moon is a closer, lower cost, and less likely to fail option. Studying the moon is also a relatively safe and effective way to explore the universe.
The water found by Chang'e-5 mainly exists in the large craters on the moon, and this water does not appear in the form of liquid water, but in the form of small glass beads. These small glass beads come from the solar wind, which carries a large number of hydrogen nuclei, hits the surface of the moon, combines with other materials on the moon, and finally forms water. It is estimated that there may be more than 250 billion tons of water on the moon, and further research is still needed on the specific composition of these waters and how to use them.
The failure of the United States to discover water on the moon has also aroused many people's doubts. Some people even believe that the United States moon landing was faked, which has become a long-standing conspiracy theory topic. This may be because there was a problem with the choice of the landing place of the Americans at that time. The distribution of water resources is not uniform on the moon. Where there are more meteorite impacts, or where there are more craters, there may be more water resources. However, the place where the United States landed at that time may not have had these resources, and it is understandable that no water was found.
Exploration and research on the moon have always been one of the important goals of human exploration of the universe. By studying the moon, we can gain a deeper understanding of the formation and evolution history of the solar system, as well as a better understanding of the physical characteristics and evolution history of the Earth. At the same time, the discovery of water resources on the moon also provides the possibility for humans to establish bases on the moon and explore deep space in the future.