Even if there is water on the moon,
the samples could not have contained any.

They where taken from the very surface.

The ground was heated up a lot (it was day on Moon during the
whole mission).
And water quickly evaporates in vacuum.

So there is no chance that surface rocks contain water.
The surface must be very dry anyhow.

If there is water, its below the surface, where it can not
exit quickly.

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I would also not expect any minerals formed under water,
as this needs liquid water.
But the moon is either too cold or to hot for liquid water.
I guess its more comet remains (durty ice) lying sub-surface.

but is it true that moon heat up?? i mean its not vulcaninc activity. there is no ozone layer that causes warming up... the heat is related to particle cinetic movement, and moon is nothing but dust, a already combusted form of particles, though they should be already resistant to burning, so i think they dont heat up.

Oh and the moon is gray, so it should reflect alot of its light radiation...

I think moon does not heat up that much, other wise, austronauts would melt on its surface.

Well ozone layer etc. does not have that much to do with heating things up...
The moon simply gets hit by all of what our good old sun sends out without any resistance etc. from an atmosphere (at least of one that is mentionable - there probably is something extremely thin floating above the surface). That's why things can get pretty hot on the moon. Should be something between 150-180°C on a day afaik...

The results of the latest probes show though that there seems to be a thin "coating" of water pretty much everywhere - so the moon's surface isn't just some dry dust. There already seem to be explanations for that but no article I read really goes into detail here...

Enjoy your meal
Toast

the whole trip to the moon is false! I dont care how many rockets you have!

We've got enough rockets to prove the moon exists, so... to make that point, lets blow it away!

Here some pictures of the Lunar Landers (landing modules)

and some footprints

Can you give the source for those pictures and maybe some comments about them really showing the respective spots (like is there an open "library" you can search via coordinates)?

Enjoy your meal
Toast

We are all idiots for even participating in this conversation.
1. none of us have been to the moon to know anything for sure.
2. water can survive just fine inside a vacuum, we call it ice.
3. we can't blow up the moon with our fancy rockets, since those don't exist either.

http://www.nasa.gov/images/content/369443main_lroc_apollo16_lrg.jpg

http://lunar.gsfc.nasa.gov/gallery.html

here another one from apollo16

Its from Nasa. (Lunar reconnicance Orbiter)
The landing position you can google up

Those photographs aren't very convincing at all, can you make out a flag in that one photo graph with 'details', heck no.

To be honest, I do believe NASA landed on the moon, but they should make sure those photographs actually show something.