Latest Breaking News On - Thomasr watters - Page 5 : comparemela.com

Earth s moon is shrinking — a potential problem for astronauts

As the moon's core gradually cools and shrinks, its surface develops creases that create "moonquakes" that can last for hours, as well as landslides, NASA says.

United statesThomasr wattersYosio nakamuraJeffrey andrews hannaSpace administrationUniversity of texas at austinSpace museum centerUnited states national aeronauticsUniversity of arizonaCalifornia institute of technologyNational airSpace museumPlanetary studiesLunar reconnaissance orbiterReconnaissance orbiterPlanetary science journal

Earth s moon is shrinking — a potential problem for astronauts

As the moon's core gradually cools and shrinks, its surface develops creases that create "moonquakes" that can last for hours, as well as landslides, NASA says.

United statesThomasr wattersJeffrey andrews hannaYosio nakamuraSpace museum centerCalifornia institute of technologyUnited states national aeronauticsUniversity of arizonaSpace administrationUniversity of texas at austinNational airSpace museumPlanetary studiesLunar reconnaissance orbiterReconnaissance orbiterPlanetary science journal

Moonquake Warning – The moon is shrinking, causing landslides and seismic tremors – NewsBeezer

Moonquake Warning – The moon is shrinking, causing landslides and seismic tremors – NewsBeezer
newsbeezer.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from newsbeezer.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.

Thomasr wattersNicholas schmerrSmithsonian institutionApollo passive seismic networkUniversity of marylandSpace museum centerApollo passive seismic experimentPlanetary science journaltheLobate scarpsLunar reconnaissance orbiter cameraNarrow angle cameraSouth polar regionNational airLunar reconnaissancePlanetary science journalLunar south polar

Earth s moon is shrinking — a potential problem for astronauts

As the moon's core gradually cools and shrinks, its surface develops creases that create "moonquakes" that can last for hours, as well as landslides, NASA says.

United statesYosio nakamuraJeffrey andrews hannaThomasr wattersUniversity of arizonaUniversity of texas at austinSpace administrationCalifornia institute of technologySpace museum centerUnited states national aeronauticsNational airSpace museumPlanetary studiesLunar reconnaissance orbiterReconnaissance orbiterPlanetary science journal

Earth s moon is shrinking — a potential problem for astronauts

As the moon's core gradually cools and shrinks, its surface develops creases that create "moonquakes" that can last for hours, as well as landslides, NASA says.

United statesThomasr wattersYosio nakamuraJeffrey andrews hannaSpace administrationSpace museum centerUniversity of arizonaCalifornia institute of technologyUniversity of texas at austinUnited states national aeronauticsNational airSpace museumPlanetary studiesLunar reconnaissance orbiterReconnaissance orbiterPlanetary science journal