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A region of the moon thats at the centre of a new international space race because it may contain water ice could be less hospitable than once thought, new research has found.

New research shows a large moonquake in the 1970s is associated with areas at risk for landslides on the Moon's south pole.

The moon has undergone significant changes over the last few hundred million years, and is currently shrinking in size.

College students can nestle into the heart of aviation history through the National Air and Space Museum's 2024 summer internship program.

Findings from a recently published paper led by a href= http://www.si.edu target= _blank Smithsonian /a senior scientist emeritus Thomas R. Watter

The water is frozen as ice in a layer measuring over two miles (3.7km) thick, according to new data from the Mars Express spacecraft.

The moon, located some 239,000 miles from Earth, is a curious, cratered world. Here are facts about the moon you didn't know.

Researchers from the Yale School of the Environment will examine the impact of natural carbon-capture methods to reduce global warming

Pincelli Hull, an associate professor in the Department of Earth & Planetary Sciences, is a 2023 Schmidt Science Polymath fellow.

Sixteen new faculty joined the MIT departments of Biology; Chemistry; Earth, Atmospheric and Planetary Sciences; Mathematics; and Physics in 2023 as professors and scientists.