Recent findings in the field of astrophysics suggest something quite extraordinary – there could be movement within the Moon.

The recent breakthrough came from looking for boulder fall ejecta (BFE), the fresh lunar material scooped up and deposited ...

A study published in the journal Icarus, titled "Recent boulder falls on the Moon," reveals new evidence of boulder collapses on the lunar surface, overturning our understanding of lunar geology. By ...

The study of our Moon has experienced a renaissance in recent years, particularly through ongoing and planned sample return missions, which allow us to study lunar rock samples at unprecedented detail ...

Here are 7 lesser-known interesting facts about the moon only true selenophiles know! Read lunar secrets in this must-read trivia for moon lovers worldwide.

For decades, scientists have been puzzled by the geological makeup of the far side of the moon, the mysterious hemisphere that faces away from Earth. But now, a breakthrough has shed light on this ...

The Moon’s geological history is recorded in a rich tapestry of impact structures, volcanic deposits, and tectonic features that reveal its complex evolution. Recent advances in remote sensing, in ...

Image of the Northest Africa 16286 sample obtained using a scanning electron microscope. These are what’s referred to as “backscattered electron images”, and the different shades of grey highlight ...

The Chang’e-6 mission, launched Friday, is set to spend 53 days exploring the South Pole-Aitken basin to study its geology and topography as well ... spanning nearly a quarter of the lunar surface ...

As the world celebrates 50 years since the first lunar landing, the team at ESA’s astronaut centre is looking to the future of lunar exploration. This includes developing prototypes for rock and soil ...

NASA has selected the geology team that will develop the surface science plan for the first crewed lunar landing mission in more than 50 years. NASA’s Artemis III mission will land astronauts, ...

These boulders, ranging in size from a few meters to hundreds of meters and weighing several tons, occasionally roll down cliffs and crater walls, stirring up clouds of dust on the lunar surface and ...