00:00Scientists may have found a new way to detect hidden water ice on the moon.
00:04The method uses seismic waves traveling through lunar soil.
00:08Researchers say ice can change how these vibrations move underground.
00:12In frozen soil, seismic waves can travel two to three times faster.
00:16That could help scientists locate buried ice beneath lunar craters.
00:20The biggest targets are craters near the moon's south pole.
00:24These areas remain permanently hidden from direct sunlight.
00:27And some ice deposits may have survived for billions of years.
00:31The discovery could be important for future lunar missions.
00:34Water could be melted and purified for astronauts to drink.
00:38It could also be separated into oxygen and hydrogen.
00:41Those materials could support breathing and even rocket fuel production.
00:46China's Chang'e 7 mission could test the idea later in 2026.
00:51NASA's Artemis missions are also targeting the lunar south pole.
00:54Crewed landings are currently planned for 2028.
00:58Future seismic measurements could finally reveal how much ice is really buried beneath the moon.
01:04Disclosure.
01:05This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.
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