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No ice rinks on the Moon after all

Seeded on Thu Oct 23, 2008 9:25 PM EDT
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Hopes for large lakes of frozen water at the Moon's poles have taken another bashing, with new images of a prominent crater revealing dull lunar dust instead of shiny pools of ice.

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I think expectations of "large lakes of ice" on the moon are as sketchy as claims refutting the presence of water based upon the results of the limited surveys thus far.  Let's not rush the actual science exploration here.

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