Following a new study that showed there could be water deep under the Moon’s surface, the European Space Agency (ESA) is planning to start mining for water and oxygen on the Moon by 2025. The extraction of these natural resources could potentially make it easier for humans to spend time on the moon and enable future expeditions to go further into space.
The ESA’s plans to mine the moon could lead to greater space expeditions
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