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The Moon Is Secretly Shrinking—Right Where We re Trying to Land

As the lunar outer core cools, Earth’s only satellite is only shrinking and that can cause hours-long moonquakes in the process.

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The Moon s shrinking is causing moonquakes and faults near Chandrayaan-3 landing site | Technology News

The Moon's shrinking is causing moonquakes near the south pole of the Moon, in the vicinity of Chandrayaan-3's landing site.

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Yes, the moon is shrinking but that s not the disturbing news scientists discovered that could threaten future NASA missions

A shrinking lunar crust causes moonquakes and could lead to dangerous landslides that may harm future NASA astronauts who land on the moon.

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Moon is shrinking : What it means for astronauts, lunar missions

New research reveals Moon's shrinking due to cooling interior, causing the surface to wrinkle into thrust faults. These faults are evidence of an acti

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The moon is shrinking, study shows: How it could impact NASA missions

The effects of the shrinking moon could, potentially, have an impact on some upcoming missions.

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