Using Microwaves To Extract Water From The Moon

6 October 2008 | Scientific Blogging

When astronauts land on the Moon again they may be able to get a critical commodity there – water.

Bill Kaukler, an Associate Research Professor in the Center for Materials Research at The University of Alabama in Huntsville, has spent the past three years investigating the use of microwaves to replenish water on space missions or as a rocket fuel supply. …

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