In 2010, scientists discovered that our moon had been shrinking as its interior cooled down—and may still be getting smaller. Using images from NASA’s Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter , researchers discovered cliffs in the lunar crust that had formed relatively recently, geologically speaking: They could be just 100 million years old.
In a study published in Nature Geoscience on Monday, a team of scientists examined data from the LRO and compared it to the location of moonquakes recorded during the Apollo program in the 1960s and 1970s. The team also found that six of these moonquakes took place when the moon was at its farthest point from Earth. At this time, additional tidal stress from Earth’s gravity means that slips along the thrust faults become more likely.
The sky is falling, too, Newsweek! You should report that the sky is falling so people can prepare accordingly! 🤣
The EARTH is undergoing many changes, it would appear the MOON has to be affected in some way, or perhaps visa-versa....
Lies.., This is what is causing the Moon to shake.., Some Scientists believe our Moon may be captured into our 2nd Suns Orbit.., killing Earth.., 2 Suns in Sky, POLESHIFT SOON