Solar System NASA Goes Loony: Moon Formed in Mere Hours? October 4, 2022 Is it clickbait? NASA is claiming the moon formed within hours after a collision. CONTINUE READING
Dating Methods Moon Water Is Young August 10, 2019 The water detected on the moon by orbiters can only last thousands of years, not billions. CONTINUE READING
Solar System Lunar Scientists Fight the Dust July 18, 2019 This entry continues our recap of lunar science in the 50 years since Apollo 11. CONTINUE READING
Solar System Moon Losing Its Water April 24, 2019 The moon loses more water than it receives from the solar wind or meteorites. How long has that been going on? CONTINUE READING
Dating Methods Counting Craters: Bad Assumptions Undermine Reliability January 29, 2019 A new chronology of Earth/moon history reaches conclusions that are so assumption-ridden as to be worthless. CONTINUE READING
Solar System The Moon Kills Visitors January 16, 2019 China's experiment to grow plants on the moon failed in one day. CONTINUE READING
Dating Methods Time to Revisit the Lunar Dust Problem? July 18, 2018 How deep should lunar dust get over billions of years? Opinions have vacillated between extremes, but a new study might open up the debate again. CONTINUE READING
Solar System Earth Is a Safe Haven May 23, 2018 Recent news articles show how mechanisms protect earth's inhabitants from a hail of bullets overhead. CONTINUE READING
Solar System Dust a Major Problem on Non-Earth Worlds February 28, 2018 You can't just beam down to a planet and start walking around. That dust under your feet can cause major problems. CONTINUE READING
Solar System Moon Bombarded by Crashing Theories January 10, 2017 Strange things happen on our nearest neighbor. Stranger things happen in the heads of theorists trying to figure out our nearest neighbor. CONTINUE READING
Solar System Lunar Dust Problem Re-opened November 21, 2013 Long-lost Apollo data on lunar dust accumulation has been found, showing a tenfold increase over previous estimates. What does that imply about the age of the moon? CONTINUE READING
Geology Our Poisonous Moon: Better from a Distance July 13, 2012 The moon stabilizes Earth's axis and regulates the tides, but enjoy it from a distance. Now there are more reasons you wouldn't want to live there. CONTINUE READING