"Shrinking Moon Raises Concerns for NASA's Lunar Missions"

Scientists have found that the moon's shrinking is leading to shallow moonquakes, particularly near potential NASA landing sites. The shrinking is causing the formation of active faults, which could trigger landslides and seismic activity. While some researchers believe future moon bases should be built to withstand these quakes, others argue that the hazard is not significant enough to affect many areas on the moon. Further research is needed to accurately assess the potential risks, but the findings highlight the importance of understanding lunar seismic activity for future space exploration.