Greenwood: Lunar Water Likely Came from Comets
David PesciResearcher found evidence in rocks collected by Apollo 11 Astronauts during first moon walks in 1969
A study headed by James Greenwood, research associate professor of earth and environmental sciences, found evidence from the moon rocks collected by Apollo 11 astronauts that lunar water not only exists, it likely came from comets. The findings were published in the journal Nature Geoscience and reported by UPI, ABC News, Scientific American, and Yahoo News, among others.
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