We all know what happens inside the Earth, but have you ever wondered what happens inside the Moon? This question is not only interesting but also excites many people to know more about the Moon. The Moon is smaller in size than the Earth and has less density. The Earth has a large molten outer core (middle part) and a solid inner core. But the Moon does not have such a large molten core. Its composition is quite different from that of the Earth.
What is the difference between Earth and Moon?
While the Earth's magnetic field is very strong, the Moon's magnetic field is quite weak. Earth is always experiencing earthquakes, but the Moon has very little seismic activity (earthquake-like movements). Also, the Earth's atmosphere is very thick, while the Moon's atmosphere is extremely thin, almost nonexistent.
layers of the moon
Scientists have discovered several layers beneath the surface of the moon. The topmost layer is called the 'crust', which is made of rocks. Below this is the 'mantle', which is a slightly hotter and denser material. And at the bottom is the 'core', which is made of iron.
How was the moon formed?
Scientists believe that the Moon was formed after a large body collided with the Earth. The Moon was formed from the debris from this collision. Recent studies have shown that water is also present in the form of ice in the polar regions of the Moon.
New missions and future plans
Scientists are constantly sending new missions to get more information about the moon. These missions will give us more information about the structure of the moon, the presence of water and the possibilities of human settlement there. In the coming time, perhaps we will be able to establish human settlements on the moon. The mystery of the moon is not yet completely revealed, but this effort of scientists is taking us closer to the inner information there.
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