NASA's VIPER MIssion Looks for Water on the Moon

Name: NASA's VIPER MIssion Looks for Water on the Moon
Uploaded: 2019-12-18T13:16:28.225-05:00
Duration: 1 min 37 s
Description: NASA’s VIPER mission will rove around on the crater-pocked Lunar surface, finding any water it can, take a sip, and let us know if it’s good enough for human consumption. Paul M Sutter explains why we’re going back to the moon and the importance of the mission.

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NASA’s VIPER mission will rove around on the crater-pocked Lunar surface, finding any water it can, take a sip, and let us know if it’s good enough for human consumption. Paul M Sutter explains why we’re going back to the moon and the importance of the mission.

From: Paul M. Sutter

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NASA's VIPER MIssion Looks for Water on the Moon