NASA aims to explore the Moon's interior, building on Apollo-era measurements of moonquakes and water ice

Both reports say NASA intends to explore the Moon's interior and uncover secrets billions of years old. One of them notes that the new monitoring instruments will build on Apollo-era observations of moonquakes and will search for water ice.

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• NASA is determined to explore the Moon's interior, and the Arabic coverage raises the possibility of uncovering secrets billions of years old.

  «ناسا مصممة على استكشاف باطن القمر: هل سيتم الكشف عن أسرار عمرها مليارات السنين؟»

  vietnam.vn
• NASA's lunar monitoring instruments will build on Apollo-era observations of moonquakes.

  «NASA’s moon monitoring instruments to build on Apollo-era observations of moonquakes, hunt for water ice»

  Aerospace America
• The instruments' missions include searching for water ice on the Moon.

  «NASA’s moon monitoring instruments to build on Apollo-era observations of moonquakes, hunt for water ice»

  Aerospace America

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