Is Earth getting a new moon? What to know about the rare phenomenon starting this month
Unlike the existing moon — which has orbited our planet for about 4 billion years — this new floating rock is only expected to orbit the Earth once, beginning its trip Sept. 29 before breaking off from its gravitational pull on Nov. 25. So, will you be able to get a glimpse of the extraterrestrial event?
Scientists have found a group of faults near the moon's south pole that could pose seismic hazards for NASA's Artemis Program ...
Researchers consider studying the lunar surface critical to understanding the origin of the moon, as well as conditions on ...
The Artemis program aims to land humans on the moon for the first time since the Apollo missions managed to achieve the feat ...
As in many of the best children’s stories—Margaret Wise Brown’s Little Fur Family and Goodnight Moon, Arnold Lobel’s Mouse ...
Tim Pierpoint photo The photo of the day comes to us via Tim Pierpoint and it’s titled ‘Harvest moon in Haiku’. Send your ...
Detectors inside Artemis I’s Orion capsule show how much radiation exposure its mannequins underwent and how effective a ...
You likely have heard the term "moonlight." Moonlight is actually sunlight. The moon just reflects the sunlight back to Earth ...
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