BUSINESS INFORMATION - India's first mission to the Moon has found evidence of water in very much on the surface, according to The Times newspaper, Reuters reported Thursday.
Data from spacecraft Chandrayaan-1 also shows the water was formed on the Moon, the British newspaper said it. Citing Mylswamy Annadurai, the mission's project director at the Indian Space Research Organization in Bangalore.
Newspapers are scheduled to announced a breakthrough reported by the Space Agency and the U.S. Aviation, Thursday.
Page NASA said the agency plans to create a media briefing held at 14:40 o'clock local time on September 24 in order to "reveal a new scientific findings on the Moon" from data collected during space missions nationally and internationally. Unmanned spacecraft equipped with India's Moon Mineralogy Mapper, NASA.
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