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Scientists have strong evidence that the Moon contains water in several forms, from ice in shadowed craters to hydroxyl bound in minerals.

Learn what a lunar mare is, how these dark Moon plains formed, and why they reveal key clues about lunar geology.

Learn what a lunar eclipse is, how it forms, the main types, and why these events are safe, predictable, and fascinating to observe.

Learn how lunar gravity drives ocean tides, why coastlines vary, and how the Sun, Earth’s rotation, and orbital mechanics shape daily tidal patterns.

Explore how spacecraft travel to Mars, from launch windows and transfer orbits to navigation, landing, and mission design.

Learn what moon dust is, how it formed, why it behaves so differently from Earth soil, and why NASA studies it closely.

The Moon seems like it should crash down, but orbital motion and gravity keep it in a stable path around Earth.

Explore how the Moon shapes human exploration, from mission design and survival systems to navigation, science, and future lunar bases.