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Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter: Searching For A 'New Moon'
Space.com
February 8, 2006
Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter includes Moon surveyor tool
Astronomy
June 18, 2009
Moon May Beat Pluto as Coldest Place in Solar System
Popular Science
September 18, 2009
Moon Craters Could Be Coldest Place in Solar System
NASA finds signs of water on the moon
TG Daily
New NASA Temperature Maps Provide 'Whole New Way Of Seeing The Moon'
ScienceDaily
September 19, 2009
New thermal maps show the Moon gets damn cold
TechCrunch
September 20, 2009
Close-Up of the Moon Reveals Coldest Place in the Solar System & Possible Ice
Discover
September 21, 2009
INSIGHT: Anatomy Of A Mission: LRO/LCROSS
SatMagazine
October, 2009
The Moon Makes a Splash
January 4, 2010
Hot rocks help scientists map Moon’s terrain
Nature.com
July 23, 2010
Moon Hit With a Double Whammy of Impacts
Science Mag
September 16, 2010
Back to the moon’s future
ScienceNews
Scientists report new insights into the moon's rich geologic complexity
Phys Org
Moon's Face Reveals Extreme Cosmic Abuse
The Moon Through LRO’s Eyes
Sky & Telescope
September 17, 2010
Lunar mission sheds light on early solar system
Physicsworld.com
September 21, 2010
Stony Brook Researchers Help Discover New Types of Lunar Rock
Three Village Patch
The Moon Hides Ice Where the Sun Don’t Shine
Wired
October 21, 2010
How NASA's Bold Moon Crash Almost Bombed
Astronomers comb through Moon smash haul
Nature
Lunar impact mission scooped up more than water
Spaceflight Now
Wetter Than the Sahara! (On the Moon, That’s Good)
Time
LCROSS finds lots of water in accessible places at the Moon's south pole -- but we'll have to tread carefully
The Planetary Society
What did we discover after smashing a rocket into the Moon?
Io9
Fly Me to the Moon, It Has Ice
NBC Los Angeles
October 22, 2010
Search for moon water yields surprises
Arizona Daily Star
Scientists find evidence for widespread water ice on the moon
ScienceBlog
Moon’s water is useful resource, says NASA
BBC News
LCROSS venture gave useful data, scientists say
SF Gate