"With only lunar soil and a basic ingredient from the sun — which is always spitting out hydrogen — there's a possibility of creating water." ...

No hang on, not THAT kind of cycle. Now what’s that you’ve got there? A shrink ray?! Right go on, into the sea with you. So, the sun heats up water in the sea, rivers and lakes, and turns it ...

Heat from the sun changes solid water to liquid water (a process called ... Over and over, they evaporate, condense, freeze, and melt in what is called the water cycle. We can imagine some of the ...

Credit: NASA/JPL According to NASA, the water that's been detected on the moon follows an interesting pattern — it changes on a daily cycle. Areas warmed by the sun release water as vapor ...

The four core parts of the water cycle include evaporation ... When water is heated by the sun and evaporated, it’s forced from a liquid state to a vapor, ultimately leaving impurities, solids ...

Lunar samples show evidence that solar wind could be behind the water molecules on the moon's surface, according to NASA. The ...

No, hang on, not that kind of cycle. And what's that you got there? A shrink ray! Right, go on, into the sea with you. So the sun heats up water in the sea, river and lakes, and turns it into ...