Respuesta :
Explanation:
after rereading: Yes, there is a term for water on the moon and it's called lunar water, pretty straightforward. you can check out moon.nasa.gov, or literally look this up in the magical (g-engine) and it'll gove you a few articles.
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oh my, sorry, i thought the question asked if the moon moved water, in which case: I wouldn't say that the moon actually MOVES the water, but yes, its gravitational force is strong enough to affect tides on Earth. (i could've sworn that's what I saw but whatever, sorry!)
It does not have normal water but it has lunar water
This is when water vapor is decomposed by sunlight. Leaving hydrogen and oxygen
This is when water vapor is decomposed by sunlight. Leaving hydrogen and oxygen