A chunk of space rock that visited near Earth's orbit last year was widely called a "mini-moon," a nickname that was more ...

Researchers found young ridges on the moon’s far side, proving it is still geologically active. The ridges formed in last 200 ...

A new study has found evidence that the Moon may be a lot more alive in recent times than we realized, geologically speaking.

New research suggests that Earth's recent mini-moon might have originated as part of our actual moon long, long ago.

For a brief, but exciting, time last year, Earth had two moons. A small asteroid lingered close to our planet in its orbit ...

Did the Moon’s geological activity stop billions of years ago after it formed, or has it been active since then? This is what ...

New research reveals that the moon's surface may still be changing, challenging previous beliefs of it being geologically dead.

A scientific analysis of newly discovered structures on the far side of the moon suggests relatively recent activity.

A near-Earth object was likely ejected into space after an impact thousands of years ago. Now it could contribute new ...

Scientists have studied the moon's surface for decades to help piece together its complex geological and evolutionary history ...

Scientists developed advanced dating methods to track geological changes on the far side of the moon and found evidence of relatively recent activity.