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Moonquake study points to a new way to find lunar ice
Key Takeaways
- A July 31, 2026 study says seismic waves could help locate and map buried lunar ice.
- The work focuses on the Moon’s south polar craters, a key target for future Artemis missions.
- If confirmed in practice, the method could improve resource prospecting for water, oxygen, and fuel production.
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