Canadian Rover Helping in Global Search for Frozen Water on Dark Side of the Moon

The Canadian lunar Rover This could help uncover the moon’s darker side.

The first national moon Rover It is ready to set the Canadian Space Agency, at the forefront space exploration.

NASA estimates that the lunar orbit takes 27 days for the moon to make a complete rotation around its axis. This leaves the same side of the earth visible at all times. The far side is still not fully understood or explored.

“That has always piqued everybody’s imagination: What is on the other side of the moon?” Gordon Osinski was the main investigator in the study. Canadian Lunar Rover Mission.

Osinski’s Canadian Along with partners internationally, team will send out a 30-kilogram Rover To the south polar area of the moon You may be looking for preserved frozen water. It could be found below the ground and mixed with the soil.  

Chris Herd (a University of Alberta planetologist and scientific investigator) said that the discovery of ice may be a step-stone for further explorations of our solar system.

Herd is a former Mars worker Rover Mission: Frozen water “can be extracted and used as a resource for the astronauts to survive.” According to him, the ice can also be broken down into oxygen and hydrogen for fuel. This would reduce the costs of transporting those resources from Earth.

“It reduces the costs of sending humans to the moon (and) that’s the ultimate goal,” He said.

Osinski stated that there has been renewed interest for moon exploration since the last las.