The recent Chang'e-5 and upcoming lunar missions aim to unveil the Moon's mysteries, dating back to its formation 4.5 billion years ago. Despite prior discoveries, significant questions remain, particularly about the stark contrast between the Moon's near and far sides and the timeline for volcanic activity. Experts anticipate that returning astronauts in 2027 will uncover valuable resources and historical samples that could enhance knowledge about both lunar geology and potential applications for sustainability on Earth.
The more we look at the Moon, the more we've discovered—and the more we realize how little we know,
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