NASA just discovered ice on the Moon and Hockey Twitter wants a one way ticket

BarDown Staff

Space hockey, anyone?

We’ll be honest, we’re not huge science people, and we don’t know a whole lot about outer space and the Moon. We are, however, huge outdoor rink people.

Today, NASA announced that there could be 15,000 square miles of frozen water on the Moon. That’s right. 15,000 square miles of ice!

In other words, 15,000 square miles of out-of-this-world, ODR heaven. Literally!

🚨 BREAKING: Nasa has announced that 15,000 square miles of frozen water could be on the Moon https://t.co/HHpcBShebL
— The Telegraph (@Telegraph) October 26, 2020

We just announced that - for the first time - we’ve confirmed H2O💧 in sunlit☀️ areas of the Moon. This indicates that water might be distributed across the lunar surface. https://t.co/Gn0DSu5K95
— NASA Moon (@NASAMoon) October 26, 2020

Hockey Twitter was fast to the punch on this one, and even though the NHL is apparently considering some ODR games for the upcoming preseason, games on the Moon sound way cooler.

The Moon is gonna have the Winter Classic before Tampa does https://t.co/evctonfUXs
— Ryan (@RApollos) October 26, 2020

Pond hockey anyone? https://t.co/7hvwtmzP7L
— Servy8229 (@servy8229) October 26, 2020

I need the New Jersey Devils to play a game on the frozen ponds of the moon ASAP. They need to be playing the New York Rangers because I hate them to the moon and back https://t.co/gFhxArcpes
— Vinnie Parise (@VinnieParise) October 26, 2020

If we aren’t playing Hockey on the moon in the next 5 years, we are doing something wrong https://t.co/3mQJqqHWww
— Daniel Corrigan (@Corrigan_Tweets) October 26, 2020

It’s not just hockey fans that want in on Moon Hockey, it’s also a few pro teams!

Hey we know we’re new here and we don’t want to ask for much but can we go to the moon @NWHL https://t.co/7zujbBgR97
— Toronto Six (@TheTorontoSix) October 26, 2020