Growing Interest in Moon Resources Could Cause Tension
New research indicates that limited resources on Earth's satellite could cause crowding and competition as site selection, extraction become reality
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New Remote Sensing Technique Could Bring Key Planetary Mineral into Focus
Studying the mineral olivine could help scientists understand the early evolution of the Moon, Mars, and other planetary bodies
Moon Magnetization Research Debunks Long-Held Theory
Research concludes "that a core dynamo is the only plausible source of the magnetization of the Moon's crust"
New Model Shows That Ocean on Europa 'Could Be Habitable'
Since the flybys by the Voyager and Galileo spacecraft, scientists have held that the surface crust floats on a subsurface ocean
First Global Map of Rockfalls on the Moon
Until a few years ago, it remained difficult to gain an overview of how widespread such rock movements are and where exactly they occur
Could Astronaut Urine Be Used to Build Moon Bases?
Transporting construction materials to the moon is very expensive; astronaut urine could provide a solution
A Study of Saturn’s Largest Moon May Offer Insights for Earth
Researchers report significant seasonal variation in Titan’s energy budget
Continuing the Apollo Legacy
Study shows that the Moon is older than previously believed
Scientists Find Increase in Asteroid Impacts on Ancient Earth by Studying the Moon
A team of scientists has determined the number of asteroid impacts on the Moon and Earth increased by two to three times starting around 290 million years ago
Mars Moon Got Its Grooves from Rolling Stones, Study Suggests
Computer models were used to simulate the movement of debris from Stickney crater, a huge gash on one end of Phobos' body