High-Energy Electrons in Earth’s Plasma Layer Linked to Water Formation on the Moon

Scientists have discovered that high-energy electrons in the Earth’s plasma layer contribute to many processes taking place on the moon’s surface, and most importantly, they may have helped form water on the moon’s surface.

The team led by the University of Hawaii (UH) at Manoa says, according to a report published in “Russia Today”: Understanding the concentration and distribution of water on the moon is crucial to understanding its formation and evolution, and providing water resources for human exploration in the future, and this discovery also leads to identifying and removing The ambiguity of many other phenomena in this regard. The study was published in the journal Nature Astronomy.