Scientists discover cave on the moon that could shelter humans

Scientists have confirmed the discovery of a sizable cave on the moon, located near where Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin landed 55 years ago. This cave, accessible from the deepest known pit on the moon, is situated at the Sea of Tranquility, approximately 250 miles from the Apollo 11 landing site.

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[hzmcydi]

There exists multiple caves and craters on Lunar surface, containing minerals and liquid water/ ice sheets. Now humanity to take shelter in it and establish a permanent base on Lunar surface within next decade. These caves and big craters could be used as shelters initially, to protect from gravities, radiations and temperature fluctuations there on lunar surface.

[vesmcbc]

The moon is hollow and full of aliens and UFOs! 🤣🤣

[epochgames]

Sure.. it's a cave now only because they got caught with the hatch left open now they gotta leave it there.

[timbrown]

The story is true. It's made of cheese.

[doctordome]

Why would i want to live in a cave in moon? We should make earth livable because we are not going to have another place to live.