Scientists could be a step closer to solving the mystery of how the surface of the moon got its weathered ... were found on the surface of a tiny glass bead brought back by China’s Chang ...

The study underscores the importance of drilling on the Moon to extract or study this ice for future missions and potential ...

There’s all sorts of intriguing stuff hidden beneath the Earth’s surface, from massive oceans to water leaking directly into ...

After centuries of debate, scientists ... core types to find the closest match with the observational data. What the team found was that denser material inside the Moon falls toward the center ...

scientists tell a story of the moon turning itself inside out after it solidified from a primordial magma ocean. The process left behind a vestige of dense, titanium-rich material beneath its ...

The moon turned itself inside out to to form the cratered surface we see today, according to scientists. Researchers combined computer simulations and data to show how oceans of magma sank and ...

Slowly, the debris coalesced, cooled and solidified, forming our moon. This scenario of how the Earth's moon came to be is the one largely agreed upon by most scientists. But the details of how ...

But the curators who work with Mosie undergo lengthy training before they begin work preparing the rocks for scientists ... Irwin went to the moon with a wish list. Geologists were hoping for volcanic ...

whether after rising/before setting the moon will be obscured by other stones that may diminish the experience, whether moonlight casts shadows inside the circle. 'These are the things that ...

since scientists have recently suggested that astronauts could build a base inside similar structures on both the Moon and Mars. The nearly mile-long lava tube, known as Umm Jirsan, is the first ...

None of the first-generation stars has ever been observed, but astronomers have spotted some ancient stars of the second generation in our galaxy. These fossils are very rare. Fewer than 1 in ...

since scientists have recently suggested that astronauts could build a base inside similar structures on both the Moon and Mars. The nearly mile-long lava tube, known as Umm Jirsan, is the first to be ...