Scientists Found Something on the Moon That Doesn’t Make Sense

Calling solar wind hydrogen implantation into impact generated glass unexpected ignores nearly 20 years of data starting with Alberto Saal’s 2008 volcanic glass bead study and subsequent orbital spectrometers, the video conflates two completely different things, volatile trapping in permanently shadowed regions (polar cold traps) with solar wind derived hydroxyl in sunlit regolith. One is a classic cryogenic trap, the other is in situ chemical manufacturing via impact glass. Neither is a mystery to anyone who reads actual planetary science papers, finding hydroxyl and H₂O formed by solar wind protons reacting with impact glass isn't some shocking anomaly. It's a well documented regolith chemistry driven by micro_meteoroid melting and hydrogen implantation, not a secret lunar reservoir waiting to surprise us, big title with little substance in the actual facts.

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It's all Bullsh😂t

Water is naturally attracted to gravitational centres owing to its polar nature; e.g. when it sticks to an astronaut in zero G, it is because it is magnetically bonding to the astronaut. As such, it moves to the centre of a planet, commonly called 'down' from the 'on-planet' perspective. Therefore, there will be higher concentrations (ppm) of water, deeper in the planet.

Owing to this, all moon constructions will need to be sub-surface, like the mining town of Cober Pedy, South Australia.

The moon was squished out of the earth by a large body passing through our solar system with a large magnetic force I figured this out a long time ago because you can see the destruction and creation of it when you study the solar system and it's moons I was alerted to this by a young girl who showed me an experiment with a bubble and a ruler many years ago and she was right

Well this is good news for those extremophiles, (water bears is another name for them) that were dumped there against their will, is anyone ever going to save them?

13:04 the far side is NOT permanently shadowed😊

7:57 even on earth water is a mix of hydroxyl and H2O
It is not a static thing

That moon debris was from a comet and they never went to the moon in the 60s no way

If the far side has had 4 billion years of direct exposure to solar radiation , the near side would have got the same , even though tidaly locked .
Edit ; The water issue , got answered at the half way mark .
As for what happens , to us , for removing regolith is another matter – First Nations people's world wide , have "storys / myths" related to this act of theft from both the Moon and Mars .
Any habitat (s) constructed on the Moon , will result in permenant changes to that population , genetically , due to the lower gravity and their ability to grow food , using the lunar regalith and how well it grows plants , otherwise , Hydroponics , will have to be used – bonus = more growing space – trailing or climbing plants will have to be trained to grow vertically, with any fruit cradled , to maturity to avoid damage to the rest of the plant & crop on it . Fish , could be used to help keep the water clean & nourish the plants – so also humans waste , plus the additional gas generated which could be made into other products needed by the Lunar Colony . 😊.

Nah that's the Monster God from One Punch Man