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    The Moon Is Becoming a Junkyard: How Defunct Satellites Could Scar Lunar Sites

    Some areas of the Moon could become graveyards for spacecraft. Defunct spacecraft may end up crashing far from sites of …

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    Is the Full Moon Messing With Your Sleep?

    Doctors, police officers, and rescue workers often share that during a full moon, their nights become more intense. What does science say about this? Research has shown that the full…

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    How the Moon’s Biggest Crater Explains Its Two Very Different Sides

    The far side of the Moon is dominated by the vast South Pole-Aitken Basin. Stretching over 1,930 kilometers from north to south and 1,600 kilometers from east to west, it…

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    Earth Is Making the Moon Rust

    A team of scientists from the University of Science and Technology of Macau (China) says that leakage of oxygen from Earth is likely responsible for transforming iron into hematite (oxidized…

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    Why the Moon Is Slowly Drifting Away From Earth — and What It Means for Our Days

    Our planet’s faithful companion has existed for 4.5 billion years. But like everything in the universe, it isn’t static. Dr. Steven Dickey, an astrophysicist at the University of Michigan, says…

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    NASA Aims to Build a Permanent Moon Village by 2035

    According to the head of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), the first human settlement on the Moon will be established within the next ten years. Sean Duffy unveiled…

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    Earth’s Rotation Is Speeding Up — Some Days Will Be Milliseconds Shorter

    Researchers report that in the coming weeks Earth will rotate a bit faster, shortening the length of some days. July 9 was already a shorter day. The same is expected…

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    A giant asteroid could hit the Moon in 2032 — and fling debris toward Earth

    A new study by Canadian researchers finds that if the asteroid 2024 YR4 hits the Moon in 2032, fragments could head toward Earth. That debris could threaten satellites and spark…

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    Earth’s rotation is speeding up — a few days will be 1–1.5 milliseconds shorter

    Researchers say Earth will rotate slightly faster in the coming weeks, shortening some days by about 1.3 to 1.51 milliseconds. July 9 was also a slightly shorter day. The same…

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    A ‘microwave’ for the Moon: tech that could turn frozen lunar soil into drinking water

    Inventors from the technology company Naicker Scientific in Gloucestershire, England, have developed an advanced water purification system designed to operate beneath the surface of the Moon. This new technology will…

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    How Long Does It Really Take to Get to the Moon

    There’s no single answer — lunar missions have shown that travel time to the Moon can vary widely. In 1969 the Apollo 11 astronauts were the first in history to…

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    How Extreme Are Temperatures on the Moon

    The Moon’s temperature, like Earth’s, changes depending on whether sunlight is hitting its surface. But the swings are much larger than on our planet. “The temperature wildly fluctuates from extremely…

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    What if Earth captured the Moon? A surprising new take on the Moon’s origin

    Despite the fact that the Moon is Earth’s closest neighbor, scientists have been struggling with the mystery of its origin for centuries. In the 1980s, astronomers suggested that this natural…

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    ESA Turns Meteorite Dust into Lego-Style Bricks for Moon Bases

    Researchers at the European Space Agency (ESA) remembered building strange creations with Lego as kids. Inspired by those memories, they developed a new building material for constructing structures on the…

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    What Living on the Moon Will Actually Look Like: 3D‑Printed Homes, Prada Spacesuits, and Lunar Football Fields

    Recently, leading global media reported that a team of researchers from the University of Trento (Italy) discovered a “secret” cave. The cylindrical, 100-meter-deep cavity, as wide as a football field,…

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    NASA Is Funding a Flexible ‘Railway’ to Haul Cargo Across the Moon

    NASA says the railway will be crucial for operating lunar bases over the next decade. The idea of building a railway on the Moon sounds like science fiction. You are…

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    Which plants will astronauts try to grow on the Moon?

    The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has announced plans to grow agricultural crops on the Moon. Astronauts on the 2026 Artemis III mission will try to grow cress, duckweed,…

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    NASA plans to 3D-print a rental house on the Moon

    Several companies are developing lunar habitat projects, but the idea of a moon dwelling originated at the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). To build an extraterrestrial residence, NASA has…

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    Hyundai is building a 70 kg lunar rover from car parts

    Hyundai Motor Group (HMG) has begun developing a prototype of its own lunar rover for scientific research on the Moon. The unmanned vehicle, which will run on solar power, will…

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    Tiny Glass Beads on the Moon Could Hold 300 Billion Tons of Water

    Small glass beads were found by researchers in soil samples delivered to Earth in 2020 by the Chinese Chang’e 5 spacecraft. The results of the study were only just revealed:…

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