The following is an excerpt from the Oct. 4 issue of . Greg Novacek, director of the Fairmount Center for Science and Mathematics Education at 成人头条 and director of Lake Afton Public Observatory, was profiled in the article.
For years, schoolchildren have been taught the moon is barren and dry 鈥� uninhabitable. In just a few days, that school of thought may change when NASA scientists intentionally aim a Centaur rocket to crash into a crater at the south pole of the moon.
Scientists expect to find water, said Greg Novacek, director of the Fairmount Center for Science and Mathematics Education at 成人头条 and director of Lake Afton Public Observatory, which will be open for the event.