Habitats built inside lunar caves could provide astronauts shelter from radiation, micrometeorites and extreme temperature swings on the Moon.
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NASA has issued a request for information (RFI) for quantum gravity gradiometer ideas to help find lava tubes within the Moon that could be made into habitats for humans. A quantum gravity gradiometer measures variations in gravitational acceleration. By detecting changes in the gravitational field...
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