What's inside the moon? Mysteries that are still being decoded
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The enduring allure of the moon's mysteries keeps researchers and stargazers spellbound, prompting a constant question: What's the mystery inside the moon?
The moon, Earth's only natural satellite, has captivated civilizations across time, inspiring countless myths, folklore and scientific inquiries. Initially perceived as an unattainable celestial body, human endeavors eventually led to lunar exploration — yet the mystery still persists. Throughout this decade, NASA will explore more of the moon than ever before and will establish a sustainable human presence with the Artemis program in preparation for future human missions to Mars. (NASA) The moon's mysteries entice both researchers and stargazers to delve further into its cosmic realm. (AP Photo/Eugene Hoshiko) People have yet to set foot on the moon since the Apollo missions concluded. Yet there are plans and discussions within the space community for future lunar exploration and potential human settlements. Pictured is Astronaut Buzz Aldrin walking on the moon near the leg of the Lunar Module "Eagle" during the Apollo 11 extravehicular activity. (NASA)
Modern scientific understanding suggests that the inside of the moon possesses a small iron core, similar to Earth, providing insights into its magnetic history and evolution. The moon's surface, marked by craters, plains and mountain ranges, conceals a hidden world waiting to be discovered. One of the mysteries lies in the moon's core.
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