Moving Water in Space | NASA

NASA is primarily involved in space exploration and research, and while they do study celestial bodies like planets and moons with water, there isn't naturally occurring "moving water" in space as we know it on Earth. In space, water tends to exist in different forms like ice or vapor due to the vacuum and extreme conditions.

NASA has researched water ice on planets and moons, like the ice on Mars' polar caps or the subsurface oceans on moons like Europa. These discoveries have implications for potential future exploration and even the search for extraterrestrial life. If you're referring to water movement in a spacecraft for things like life support systems or experiments, NASA has developed various technologies to handle water in microgravity environments.