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NASA Secrets Revealed — Part 3 of 8

Why Nasa is Covering Up The Truth About the Moon

Photo by Sarowar Hussain from Pexels

Moon Water

Nasa, not wanting to talk about or divulge how much water the Moon has, is quietly positioning the $13bn (£9bn) surface exploration lander at the Moon's South Pole to assess the region for water resources. The area around the Lunar south pole has been likened to Mars' regions known to have significant ice deposits, including polar regions. If confirmed, this could present a vital new resource for sustained lunar exploration — and give NASA the chance to return lunar water to Earth.

The Apollo mission to the Moon has been marred by scandals — and NASA has suppressed many truths about this seminal endeavour. Here's why.

Polar regions of the Moon exhibit significant lunar maria (or "seas"), a discovery made by the Apollo astronauts in 1969.

In the above statement, the Apollo 15 astronauts flew through the giant Sea of Fertility and made the famously charming photo of footprints in the Sea of Serenity.