New Delhi:
NASA is planning to bomb the moon's south pole first thing Friday morning despite protests from critics. But it is not as bad as it sounds.
The space agency will actually crash a centaur rocket into the surface of the moon to try and see how much water or ice is under the dust and rocks on the moon's surface.
This bombing mission carries a price tag of 79 million dollars.
The space agency will actually crash a centaur rocket into the surface of the moon to try and see how much water or ice is under the dust and rocks on the moon's surface.
This bombing mission carries a price tag of 79 million dollars.
