please can we just shuttle up a couple of water bottles, Even if its just to keep them happy!!!

That looks quite a bit like an ordinary optical image -- complete with shadows. One expects when told of the first pictures of crater floors to actually see crater floors. If not crater bottoms.

it's full of stars!

It is an ordinary optical image (Earth-based, Arecibo Observatory radar telescope image), except for the strip from the new sensor. I assume that the strip was overlain on the existing image to give context and a before/after comparison. In that strip, you can see the crater floor that is black in the legacy image. The implication is that further strips will follow, filling out the remaining shadow.

The Aricibo radar has the same view as an optical telescope looking from Earth. It can't see the polar regions well either, so my guess is that the large area photo is from one of the earlier lunar orbiters, not the Aricibo radar. Besides, it has the look of an optical image from the Apollo era. You'd expect the crater interiors to be dark since the sun can't shine into them, which is why selenologists think they might have icy bottoms.

sometimes pearls fall unexpectedly out of the sky and land at your feet.

"Scientists believe that tying in ... will find anything of value ..."

Not just scientists! Only connect > "... built by the US Naval Air Warfare Center ..." Intriguing, given that on the Moon there is no war, no air, and not much of the USA.

Well, well, well. (And I'm not referring to water). Do you suppose the USN is looking for somewhere to float their boat?

That wont work. They will just clame the photos were photoshoped.

One can presume that it was built by the US Naval Air Warfare Center because they have some expertise in synthetic aperture radar techniques.

If the USN has such expertise in synthetic aperture radar, why hand it on a plate to an alien government (no slur intended on Indians) which already has the technology (BrahMos) to blow entire carrier groups to fine powder. A little bit of blackmail? Perish the thought. More likely the USN has cottoned on to the CIA's game of ex parte deus ex machina, and decided that's what sauce for a loony goose is sauce for a saner gander. All of which is peripheral to the question - how will water on the Moon float the USN's boat - or are they lining up the rubber ducks for the next turkey shoot? (To take place on either a New Moon or a Full Moon).

I think their sat nav needs an update. Haworth is near Bradford

"Space boffins hope to use such pictures to discover deposits of water ice, which could be invaluable for future Moonbase astronauts."

...as opposed to deposits of Vanilla Ice, which could be fatal.