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Can Humans Live on the Moon? Scientists Say No

Mayur Tembhare
  1. Scientists studied water availability on the moon and found it's not enough to support a large city. They calculated that even with recycling, a city of 1 million people would run out of water in over a century.

  2. Scientists studied water availability on the moon and found it's not enough to support a large city. They calculated that even with recycling, a city of 1 million people would run out of water in over a century.

  3. Scientists studied water availability on the moon and found it's not enough to support a large city. They calculated that even with recycling, a city of 1 million people would run out of water in over a century.

  4. Scientists studied water availability on the moon and found it's not enough to support a large city. They calculated that even with recycling, a city of 1 million people would run out of water in over a century.

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Scientists studied water availability on the moon and found it's not enough to support a large city. They calculated that even with recycling, a city of 1 million people would run out of water in over a century.

The discovery of water on the moon has sparked a new era of space exploration. Scientists are now planning to establish bases, villages, and cities on the lunar surface. But is this rush sustainable? A team of researchers recently studied the amount of water available on the moon and found that it's not enough to support a large city.

The moon's poles have dozens of craters that have been in darkness for about 4 billion years. These

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Scientists studied water availability on the moon and found it's not enough to support a large city. They calculated that even with recycling, a city of 1 million people would run out of water in over a century.

Source: https://phys.org/news/2026-09-cities-moon-isnt-scientists.html

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