NASA detects water on a distant planet

A single spacecraft hovering 20 kilometers above the surface of a small asteroid, located millions of kilometers from the Earth, closely inspects its surface and sends this vehicle the first reports of this asteroid.

The satellite, NASA's Orgens, launched its Osiris Rex satellite into an asteroid called Pino, located about 160 million kilometers from the sun. The vehicle finally arrived at its destination on December 3rd. His mission is to badyze the asteroids of this asteroid in order to reveal the secrets of the solar system.

The vehicle discovered unexpected discoveries, a surprise for NASA researchers: it was found that the asteroid Pino had previously contained liquid water. At a press conference, scientists have discovered that the Osiris Rex vehicle has demonstrated the presence of mineral water on the surface of the asteroid Pino, based on the onboard spectrometer, a tool used to determine the precise chemical composition of a given point. Which is proof that liquid water was on the surface of Pino's days, according to scientist "Amy Simon", who oversaw spectroscopy. "Normal metals have to interact with water to produce mineral water and clay," Simon said. "It's a big surprise." According to Uzerez Rex, the representative of Dante Loretta, there is also strong evidence of the dominance of these minerals on the surface of the asteroid, which has led the team to believe in the abundance of d & rsquo; Water on the surface of the asteroid Pino. Scientists have also discovered huge rocks on the surface of the asteroid, of a size of about 15 meters. "These rocks look like they've been turned over, or something has happened around them to leave them behind," says Loretta. The teams are now starting to study and examine the surface culverts, to determine a possible location for the fall of the vehicle, with a view to sample collection by 2020.

Scientists have also found the

Huge rocks on

Surface of the asteroid, at the top

Its size is about 15

Meters.