Moonquakes are a common occurrence. But this is creating cracks on the moon, triggering the birth of new structures and also reshaping the lunar body. Scientists say that the moon is not only going away from us, but is also getting smaller.

Is Earth In Danger As The Moon Shrinks?

Where did the Moon really come from? A groundbreaking new study has traced lunar origins to an inner-solar-system planet — a possible twin of early Earth. Using ancient rock samples and advanced modelling, researchers may have uncovered the true identity of the world that collided with Earth and gave birth to the Moon.
Is the Moon’s “lost parent” hiding in plain sight?
This explainer breaks down the discovery, the science behind the collision, and how it rewrites lunar history.


How Earth's Twin Killed Itself to Create the Moon

In a groundbreaking revelation, scientists have reexamined 1970s-era NASA data and found compelling evidence that Venus's thick clouds contain traces of water vapor. The findings, based on archived data from missions like Pioneer Venus, offer new insights into the planet's atmospheric chemistry — and raise fresh questions about its potential to support microbial life in the upper cloud layers.

This discovery could reshape our understanding of Venus’s habitability and spark renewed interest in future missions to Earth’s “twin” planet.

Reanalysis of 1970s Nasa Data Shows Venus Clouds Hold Water

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Is Earth In Danger As The Moon Shrinks?

How Earth's Twin Killed Itself to Create the Moon

Reanalysis of 1970s Nasa Data Shows Venus Clouds Hold Water