The Associated Press reported on videos circulating online incorrectly claiming a stagnant glass of water seen in clips of Chinese astronauts proves the footage wasn’t actually filmed in space.

Internet-dwelling conspiracy theorists have latched on to a strange new video which shows a glass of water on China's Tiangong Space Station.

Says a video showing water inside a glass on a spaceflight proves space isn’t real China Space Facebook Fact-checks Instagram posts ...

Scientists detected water trapped inside glass spherules on the moon after analyzing soil samples brought back by China's Chang'e-5 mission.

A video from China’s Tiangong Space Station showing an open glass of water has gone viral, with conspiracy theorists claiming it proves the astronauts aren't really in space. The clip sparked ...

Glass beads spawned in violent impacts from space rocks on the lunar surface have been found to have water trapped inside, offering what scientists describe as a potential reservoir of this ...

The moon’s surface contains a new source of water found embedded in microscopic glass beads, which might one day help future astronauts produce drinking water, breathable air and even rocket ...

China plans to send a flying robot to the far side of the moon next year to search for the frozen water that could hold the key to future lunar exploration, as the country pushes forward with its ...

Water was embedded in tiny glass beads in the lunar dirt where meteorite impacts occur. These shiny, multicolored glass beads were in samples returned from the moon by China in 2020.

As Chinese scientists analyzed the soil samples that their lunar probe brought back from the moon, they realized something groundbreaking: There was water found along with minerals in the soil.

Glass beads on the moon's surface may contain nearly 300 billion tons of water, which could provide a way for astronauts on future lunar missions to get water in space, a team of 28 scientists says.