Dry as bone, there is no water except at the South Pole.
The moon is not covered with water - it is a dry and airless celestial body with no liquid water on its surface. There may be some water ice in shadowed craters, but it is minimal compared to the total surface area of the moon.
First ,the presence of craters on Mercury. Yes these are present and have been confirmed by NASA photographs. These craters are created by similar processes as those on the moon.Mercury has water ice in shadowed craters at its north pole. This was identified by radar examination of the planet in 1994 and later confirmed by NASA photographs.Similarly water ice has been identified in shadowed craters at the moon's poles.As a consequence:Mercury is not dry, it has ice depositsMercury has craters formed by impacts like those on the moon.Some of the craters in both locations are dry (the majority) Others have ice deposits.
Most of the Moon's volatile elements are believed to have been lost through a combination of processes including outgassing, impact erosion, and solar wind-driven sputtering. This resulted in the Moon having a dry and barren surface compared to Earth.
he made a telescope, made it look at images 20x closer. He looked at the Jupiter and then saw the four moons and called them the "Galilean Moons".
mars once had 2 moons. the bigger moon circles mars. it protected mars from solar winds. it crashed into mars. it was vulnerable to solar winds.
moon is dry
yes,moon sand is always dry
becase the moon is a dry and cold orb
There is no ice on the Moon because there is no water, the surface of the Moon is totally dry.
Dry, followed by continued dry. Since there isn't any atmosphere on the Moon, there isn't any climate either.
Yes. No one has found water or ice on the moon.
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no
No, as there is no water. Therefore, none can form. The moon is a dry, barren wasteland.
I don't really know to be honest
None at all. It is a dry and lifeless moon. Nothing we know of lives there.
The dry flat regions of lava on the moon are called maria. These are large dark plains formed by ancient volcanic eruptions filling in low-lying areas on the moon's surface.