NASA To Bomb The Moon.

Well I guess they're busy analyzing data at the moment. The video update this morning was basically "look at these photos! Look at these videos!" But they're all just pictures of the crater with no visual indication of the impact, very much like the chase vehicle footage they showed live.

Spectrometers picked up stuff though so science will get done. At the very least it means they didn't miss.

Edit: One odd thing though is that they were expecting a plume of debris to be kicked up, and well... that apparently didn't happen.

And to keep from derailing the thread with science:

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Jam it back in, in the dark.

Same idea for both. Need water for a base on the moon or Mars. Well, maybe not need, but it becomes a lot more possible.

Besides the obvious of needing water to stay alive, it can also be split to produce oxygen and hydrogen. One of which is also needed to stay alive, and both of which are needed to launch a rocket.

There's nowhere I can't reach.

Depends on your definition of bomb, I guess. They sent a rocket straight into the lunar surface at twice the speed of sound. It did not have an explosive payload, but could be classified as a kinetic weapon I suppose.

This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.