Jerry Clark+FollowMoon Rocks Reveal Ancient Lunar LandslideEver wondered what secrets are hiding in moon rocks? Turns out, a sample from Apollo 17, sealed for 50 years, just spilled the tea: the moon had a massive landslide ages ago! Scientists are using high-tech scans (think: medical-grade X-rays) to peek inside and figure out what caused it—maybe an asteroid crash or a cosmic shake-up. The coolest part? These old rocks are helping NASA prep for the next moon trip. Who knew space leftovers could be so useful? #Business #Industry #MoonMystery30Share
Melvin Mosley+FollowThe Moon’s Core Is Basically a Metal BallTurns out, the Moon isn’t just a dusty rock—it’s got a molten outer core and a solid, iron-like inner core, kind of like Earth! Scientists finally pieced this together using crazy-precise laser data and space missions. This solves a decades-old mystery and even hints that the Moon once had its own magnetic field. Wild to think our lunar neighbor is way more complex than we thought. Can’t wait to see what future missions dig up! #MoonMystery #SpaceScience #LunarDiscovery #Science102Share
Richard Vaughan+FollowThe Moon’s Core Is Basically Iron?!Turns out, the Moon isn’t just a pretty face—it’s got a solid iron-like heart! Scientists finally confirmed the Moon’s inner core is solid (not molten or made of cheese, sorry), and it’s super similar to Earth’s. This could totally change what we know about how the Moon—and maybe even the Solar System—formed. Who knew our lunar neighbor was hiding such a big secret? #MoonMystery #SpaceScience #LunarCore #Science20Share
Zachary Gutierrez+FollowThe Moon’s Got a Secret Hot Side!Did you know the side of the Moon we see is actually warmer and more active deep down than the far side? NASA’s latest gravity map shows the nearside’s mantle is softer and up to 200°C hotter, probably thanks to ancient radioactive elements. This explains why one side looks so different—and it’s a game-changer for future Moon missions. Who knew our lunar neighbor was hiding such a wild secret? #MoonMystery #SpaceScience #LunarExploration #NASA #ScienceNews #Science41Share
