This is CBS Eye in the World to the surface of the moon and then back to Earth with a lunar

sample from Changi 5 and a result.

Bob's or Mimmon is here, he keeps a website behind the black.

We're always looking for water.

Did we find any Bob?

The Chinese scientists might have and they might very well have solved a lot of the puzzling

mysteries having to do with water on the moon.

Some back story, four years now, orbiters have detected evidence of hydrogen on the surface

of the moon.

In concentrations in the permanently shattered craters of the poles, but also scattered across

the surface of the moon.

And that has made no sense.

Now, they haven't found water.

They find hydrogen, but the theory is that hydrogen is going to be locked into a molecule

to be there.

It can't be there just hydrogen.

It would go away.

It would go into space.

It's too light to a molecule.

So they think it's trapped in water, but still, how do you get water on the harsh surface

of the moon?

It should supplement a way and they eat and the lack of atmosphere.

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