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The moon is not a very big planet, why can it contain such a large amount of this? This question has made scientists determined to find an answer.
For the first time, plants grown above ground can germinate and grow in soil taken from the Moon in a landmark test just published.
NASA will control the probe to explore the rock dome made of magma on the Moon that has a different structure from the surrounding area.
Some scientists think that the soil on Mars may be at risk, so they reminded NASA to be cautious.
Scientists fear that natural disasters as well as war can destroy all human knowledge stores on Earth.
To operate NASA's lunar base, Sandia National Laboratory is developing a microgrid to distribute electricity from the nuclear reactor.
The team at Beihang University improved old materials and combined them with 3D printing technology to build roads on the Moon in the future.
Researchers at the University of Florida (USA) have successfully grown Arabidopsis thaliana on lunar soil that was brought back to Earth by the Apollo astronauts.
On some days in May, around the year 1110, the moon completely disappeared from Earth's sky.
The 5 kg mobile device uses lunar soil, water and solar energy to convert carbon dioxide (CO2) into oxygen and fuel.
Over the past billions of years, Earth may have dumped about 3,500 cubic kilometers of water onto the Moon's poles.
Lunar Gateway is a project that requires the most advanced and sophisticated technology today.
It turns out that the moon is not only gray or dark gray as we often see, instead its color is extremely diverse.
The US government's now-defunct AATIP program used to spend millions of dollars researching unrealistic technologies and proposals.
The KNaCK backpack uses lidar technology to help astronauts navigate the Moon, while creating detailed maps in real time.