Good news for human explorers! Newly found cave could house crews on Moon

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Scientists have for long believed that a network of tunnels exists under the surface of the moon, but it’s for the first time that the evidence has been found for one.

As humanity prepares multiple settlement projects on the moon, the feasibility of such structures to house lunar bases will be a focal point of scientific research.

While re-analyzing the LRO radar data of the deepest known pits, the Mare Tranquillitatis pit, Trento and his team found that it led to a huge cave buried at least 130 metres underground.