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Called the "Genesis Rock," this lunar sample of unbrecciated anorthosite collected during the Apollo 15 mission was thought to be a piece of the moon’s primordial crust. In a paper published online Feb. 17 in Nature Geoscience, a University of Michigan researcher and his colleagues report that traces of water were found in the rock.http://www.astrobio.net/topic/exploration/moon-to-mars/water-on-the-moon-2/#sthash.SBzUf4vw.dpuf

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the Space probes can take pictures of the rocks and whats going there, measure atmospheric conditions, and collect soil samples then bring or report the data back to Earth.
http://www.scienceclarified.com/Ro-Sp/Space-Probe.html#ixzz3Fl97wDyk

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the moon is really close so it would take that long to move there

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it takes 3 days to get a spacecraft to the moon

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not that hard to operate probe since the planet isn't that far away

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moon and earth have same chemical composition,

but the moon doesn't have the important processes for life

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moon has water but has to be broken down

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there wouldn't be a problem getting a probe to the moon

because theres already one out there and its so close

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there is no atmosphere but can stay in a space suite but during night they can live in the same

https://docs.google.com/a/nhusd.k12.ca.us/presentation/d/1SJZkb-0HdU09bTJxCflzSiPd-5H--eSZyqw9qqr2pxk/edit#slide=id.g39ff4026f_066

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temperature changes 3 times a day

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receives the same amount of sunlight as earth, growing would not be a problem