European Astronaut Centre. It's hoped that experts will be able to train and test equipment in preparation for future missions to the Moon.

Scientists believe there could be even more signs of water on the Moon's surface than they previously thought.

New research suggests that water on the moon's surface is more widespread than we thought -- even in places bathed in sunlight.

Recent research reveals that water on the Moon is more widespread than previously believed, challenging the idea that it is confined to the poles. Studies using data from India’s Chandrayaan-1 and NASA’s SOFIA have found water and hydroxyl molecules across the lunar surface,

The moon appears dry and devoid of moisture while there is no liquid water pooling on the surface, such as lakes, puddles, or rivers. However, research is increasingly showing that the Moon has plenty of water tucked away.