Simulation Using LRO Data Shows More Locations With Ice on the Moon

Because the ice can only be in places which are absolutely dark. Any direct or reflected sunlight and the ice will sublimate. Most likely it is hidden under the surface or in narrow gaps between rocks.

Well if NASA can find entire buried settlements from space using Shuttle radar [nasaimages.org], which could only penetrate 2 meters, imagine what a more powerful radar could find.

I rather suspect that 2 feet below the surface there could be a lot of ice in a lot of places.

Its the ultimate non-renewable resource. Used once, if not captured and stored carefully its gone into space forever.
Stillsuits anyone?

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