Using samples gathered from the Chang’e-6 mission, scientists found that the interior of the moon on the half we never see ...

Chinese scientists have discovered that the moon's mantle contains less water on the lunar farside than on the nearside, ...

which is crucial to understanding the Moon’s hemispheric dichotomy. Chang’e-6 lunar soils contain two types of mare basalts Researchers claimed that volcanic eruptions would have flooded parts ...

Chinese scientists analyzing samples from the Moon’s farside have uncovered that its mantle holds significantly less water ...

The team's findings, published on Thursday in the journal Nature, reveal that the mantle source of Chang'e 6 mare basalts ...

“With the Moon, you do get differences in the mare and the highlands areas ... “There are subtly different real hues from lunar basalts (blueish) and lava flows (reddish), and lots of colour ...

Free-air gravitational anomalies and shaded topographic relief of the moon's 930-km-diameter Orientale ... depression that is filled with dense mare basalts, as well as the rings that formed ...

On the moon, basalts are so prevalent that they can be ... and Harrison Schmitt explored the edges of one of these patches, Mare Serenitatis, in a valley known as Taurus-Littrow.